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Local News* VVi:i)NHSI>AV. SKIT. L'T, 1899 .Miry for (Melier Torin. 1 he lol low i Mir Jurymen burr been irawn i?> her??- ??I ihr approaching 'OUlt lil" GetlOMl ScSsiotl."?, IV li ?ell Coll encsou tho srcoinl Monda* in Odo I r. Judge liaiy picsidihg W. N. Co*, UH Inn W. ll. Marlin, Garvin, li. M. Gaines, I incl; Mills S. C. Ma ?or. Va'rriiiie*?. .Jas. W. Williams, Williamson. VV. S. Maiming, Savannah. 000. W. Kv.ui?, Hall. K. S. Wargin. Sav annah. ? >. A. Unwell, Pendleton. A. H. OalmrilC, Anderson, ll. T. Mllllikin. Cn vin. I'. If. Itrown, Hopewell. I ). L. Healy. Varoniles. .J. C. Fruit, Savannah. 11. T. Cnmpboll, Coiitcrville. IV. .1. Say lorn, Marlin. T. II. Burris*. Oiiterville. I'.-J. Martin, 1$ road way. J. W. White. Hopewell. 1. lt. Felton, Varoniles. T. N. Lntimor, Honen Path. Mile? Kl linon, Helton. li. A. Hooves, <'entorvillc. M. V. M ?.(iee, Hall. NV. U. Scott, Urinary Crook. .1. A. Klgin, Krouilwny. . leo. L. Sein imp, Hall. .1. Holton Watson, Ccnlci ville. \V. I>. Hall. Oiiterville. W. A. G. MeWhotter. I'l-iidlolon. I*. I?, (?entry. Ilrtiiidwiiy. t '. C. King, Hopewell. ("has. lt. Hall. Atnlersnn. .1. I ?. Kichnrdsnti, Centorvillo. .1. H. Gai vin, (?arvin. .X. G. Mool hea<l. Pendleton. Le Im non Urins. Misse? V hu ic Wakefield and ola hompsoti let t IMJSI Tuesday fur < : nm illie win tc they will enter the Oreen /Hie Kein ah- College. I ?ot h are bright, intelligent girls, :nnl we know llie'v riean business. We wish them uiiieh ?iccess. M r.s. C. A. Welburn is iighi .???i. nh < hills anil fever. Wc hope she ill soon he mit again. Misses Hov aiul Killel Nam?-, two hu rm i u-.r ?.?.ni? laities of Anderson, '??-???>.i . ?i'iitry Inst Saturday . ni > . \. \\> >I\^ uni :i 11-1 hal; have rel urned ..lim! Lill.very much, hut weean1! ll he lugt-ihcr iiiul have jolly tinier twa vs, can we? We will he glad lo have Miss Hoy Naneo to assist I'rol. Lott, in his Hehnol lOxt session. We haye had M isa Nance hefora and know whereof we speak in saying we like lier work. Miss liva-Gentry will teach ut Con cord another year. We hope sile will '.member that we people around here migs her so much, and i me home . if Usn to see us. There is n great ?leal of sickness in ho community. 11 we have small-pox, . hills, nml lever all ut the Haine time il. will heave us. np, won't il.' The. entertainment given hy our .hool WUK curried oui to perfection, ant hope the pupils will treat us with aiotherolio in tho nour future. At a meeting ol' (lie friends nml pa ions ol'out school (he following reso litions were unanimously adopted con cerning Miss Albo Wakefield, our fur rier assistant : Whereas, .Miss Alice Wakefield has ; aught in (lie I .cbnimu.lligh School for ; wo years wit li such untiring energy ; and. whereas, her (?Horts have been re warded with mich uren I. success; and, whereas, she now sees proper to leave ? :s. He it therefore resolved: 1st. That we, as trustees and patrons ? ?I said school, do hereby heartily and sincerely appreciate her energetic of ' orts ami success. 2ml. That wo deplore the fact that -Ins cnn teach for us no longer. ?kl. That we gladly commend her to .my school ami community which may secure her services. ?Uh. That she be furnished a copy of these resolutions as an unsolicited le < ouiinendntion andan evidence ol' our confidence und high cstcoiu. A "Tacky Farly" was given at the homo of Mi's. M. J. Gentry last Friday ? vening. It certainly waa enjoyed hy all present, liofreslnnonts were served it ten o'clock. Then after some games i.o suit the occasion we hid each other -rood-nighi. and by the light ol tho "'noon returned to oin homes, hoping to meet nt. another party nt this place, where every one is sn nicely intei tain eil. SrcuiT.i; 11 O.M. Hemer Hem?. Nothing ol interest in nur cnmmuui . y except the picking and the ginning ol'the short cotton ?wp. It is thought ?lie entire eton will hp gathered by the 1st ot November. Mr. .1. ll. Garrison is ??inning for thc community and is -riving satisfaction. The dry weather caused the seed in ho small and light. <.> that two and a hall pounds of seed cotton frequently gives one of lint. Miss Margie Major is assistant MI the Ililli Sclinol at Pendleton igain. This is her third year lhere, which shows that her services as a cacher are appreciated. Mrs. Whit Smith and sister, Miss Sul livan, of Laurens, visited the. family of Mr. ,|. W. Major recoil ty. Mrs. IV I'.. Willinmston and her iu ! crest in g children, alice a pleasant vis it to relatives, left, hist week for her home at Union, S. C. Cndel Will Harrison returned to Clemson College last week. Mr. Sam Harris ami Mr. Darwin Heid ur? seen riding through Hoover nearly . .very Sunday. We do not wonder lit thal. Such prc Hy girls will attract the boys. Mr. Kaili Wat-nu also visits near 1 louver. Mr. and Mrs. IL M. Harper. Kev. Sidi H. Harper and Kev. SS. T. Hlackinan. with wife and little girl, visited rela tives und friends in and near IVnver last. woek. Mr. li. A. Huchanaii and sister, Miss Leila, and Miss Patterson, nf Antun, were out riding in Denver Sunday. Mis. S. K. 1'axton and little da ugh . ter, Mabel, have returned to Heaver after a pleasant visit ol' three weeks to relatives near lirevniil, N. C. Theil -tay up there ?rcnlly benefited them. Mrs. Paxton will leave in a lew days for her home, in Kort Worth. Tex;t>, much to the regret of many friends. Mr. Will Kr win and brother Itobbie, have left us to enter school at linnea Kath. Tilts young people regretted to seo Mr. Will leave, as his society adds much to the pleasure ol' ult festive oc casions. Hov. A. IL Watson, that good pastor, has been visiting his Hook in our com munity, ile goos about "doing good." and visits the poor as well as the rich. Ile is very much beloved, and wc hope Conference will send him hack lo preach for us another year. ?NCOOXITA. Card of Thanks. I desire l o rc Him timuka to thc friends aiid neighbors who administered to the comfort of my beloved wife during her illness, and for their kind acts and words of consolation ut hor death. .T. T>. IHrutAKDSON. I Antun Horus. lt becomes our sad duty to chronicle thc death ol Mrs. .Marv Hatcher. Wife of Mi. I?. II. Hatcher. Mr?. Hatcher waa a victim of consumption. She hail boen afflicted with lung trouble for nun i than seventeen your*, and during ihr last few yearn of her life she real ized that her time here wa? almost over. Her preparations loi thc life be yond were in nowise hunty. She had long bren a devoted member ol' tho Baptist Church. Last friday morning, when (he All Wise called hei lo that land hoy omi, she hid farewell lo lier friends hi re below, and peacefully en t <? led t he I ea I III of lin hirst. She Ira ves a husband and sr\ < ral ? li ?ld I en, togeth er with many friends, tn i.un her d? liai I ure. Leila. Ihr niue yv.it "ld daughter of Mr. and Mis. .1. K. Massey, wan ne ve re ly burned last friday morning. She was stai lim: a lire in the Move, and while apply ing the kerosene the whole cauful caught tuc. Mi. lld i I or, the people have heard so much about "less cotton and more vrhr;tt" until they are tired ol' the clause. I wonder how it would do to tell them something about tobacco. A meat many ol' our people would plant tobacco if they were not afraid their neighbors would laugh at them. How ever..we know some pointa in favor ol tobacco and will tell them, if there an ally ol our friends who would like to try a lew acres in tobacco next year, wo would suggest that they timi a rich, loamy hollow in thc woods, and cut dow ii all the growth within a radius of twenty or thirty feet, pile the brush in a row about twenty fret long, or as long as you want it. and burn them, alter which prepare a lied about four feel wide and as long sis von wish it. You should lind such a place near a blanch, so you could water them il oc casion rcrpiired it. Sow the seed in .January and cover the bcd with pine tops. Next select and prepare your to bacco held. This should IM- hind that had been cull i vated our'or two years, as fresh, new ground is loo flesh, and old land is ino apt to bake. I'reparo as for colton, and set the plants about twenty-lour or thirty inches upurl. Il there an- any interested in thc tobacco i ult ure we will give our exp?rience in selling oui I he plants, suckering, cul ling, curing, etc.. later on, if desired. Last year we raised t wo bundi rd pounds on lesa i han an eight h ol' an acre This would make about sixteen hundred I io II nd s to t lu- urie. You could sell thc tobacco tor about ten or til teen cents a pound, making your land vichi von from cMCU to *?22fi per acre. We arc surprised to learn that the Hinall pox. or Homet bing very much like it, has broken nul in our midst. (bli: negro on Mr. A. (?. Moor head's place and Daniel I ?l ier, colored, near Span box, an- doun with Mic disease. Hon Av VIKI I.\ Holland's Store Items Mr-., t'y n I hin Chun, wife ot' W. A. iilcnn, died ut her home in this vicin ity last Friday night-, altera very sholl illness, linly a low ol' her nearest neighbors even knew that she was sick. Mrs. Hlenn was a sister of the late Levi and Kcuhcn Humas, and was a w oman of line sense upd sturdy char acter. She was married to 'Mr. Glenn in 18-17 and their wore born unto tin-in three children, two daughters and one son. the sou having preceded his moth er lo the uiave about seven yours. Loth the daughters have families and arc left lo cherish a mother's memory and emulate her virtuos. Mrs. (Henil was a member of Uuhamah, nt w hich cemetery her remains worn laid ti? rest i he lol lowing day. the funeral being conducted by. Hov,.. .'. K, Harle, lier husband. ' Mr. W. A. (Heirn, is lying critically ill at this time and not ex pected to Jive. We trust that tho scale may turn in his favor, and bis lilli, may bc spared longer to his loved ones. (Tops arc being rapidly gathered ami the sowing of small grain crops* will soon commence. Already in some places the cotton stalks ave b?iug rip ped up. Messrs. Jones Met HM'SHIA das. Winter arc running a traveling gm ?tnd are doing satisfactory work, . Misses Iola ami Pearl Dean', of Dean, Miss Lizzie Hamper, of Starr, and Miss Annie limy and Jirncst West, ot An derson, were in this neighborhood vis iting last week. There will be considerable changing among some of our people this fall. Already we hear of I rades being mudo with ii view to bettering their condi tion. We predict that there will be ipiite a rush from the lunns to thc fac tories this full. Hov. (?..!. Copela ml will preach at Shiloh next Sunday at H:\V9 o'clock. Wc bespeak for him a full house. HritKr.. mm ? m - Holton Items. A good rain fell here Monday after noon, which was welcomed hythe farm ers wishing 1M sow grnin. The farmers ure nearly through pick ing cotton, and aro beginning to pre pare their lands for wheat and oats. Mr. I. W.Cox is with.Mr. lt.A. Lewis in thc store for thc fall season. Mr. V. L. Hopper, of Cherokee Coun ty, is now ?lispensin.Ltdru.-rs for.LT. Cox <\ Co. Messrs. Chas. Cox and IC. ll. Hice, jr.. leave for Forman University to-day, ami Mr. ClaudoSmith for Wolford Col lege. Miss Marvin (?uuttlchuum. who is to Im 1st assistant in the high school.hore, but who has been hindnrcd from taking her position on account of illness-, wc ure glad to state has so far recovered as to begin her work next Monday. Her place in school has been lilied by Mrs. llaynie and Miss Heirn Hice, nuil these ladies arti due the thanks of the school and community for the interest and attention they'have given thc school. The\ have tilled the position well. Mr. H. 1'. Mai tin. a rising and prom ising young attorney ot ti reen v il le, will deliver the lirst of a series of monthly lectures to be given before tho students and patrons ol' the high school bert?, on the'.'ml Frida j' evening of October, lt is the purpose of the management of thc school to always .-?'cure for this work some one whose advice to the young of our community will bc. both instructive and elevating. We invite thc hearty co-operation of the pupils and patrons in our undertaking. Seven new names were added to the -'.boni roll heir yest otila)*. XXX.N. Tim Household and Kitchen Furniture or M is. Loni* Sharpe will bo sold at pub lic om,-rv ju front of the Court llouso next Motuhiy, Irfimeolately after tho pub lic *-:.'.*>-. A i ?p. ; . i.on tai neil this a.!: "Bull ?1>?J4 lay sal, . will t .:? i mn I (dug, vorv loud ol ebildree. Titi? shows ?bat an ad. muy yo too f u. s ti 111 \ un Hardware Co. c*< not apod lilil?es i?y claiming too much. Co bi thom sud let ibem show what they can do for yon with their Iron. S??ol and Bras?. Cut Flowers. Pot Plants and Palais for sale. Mus. .1. F. CT.INKHCAT.RH. 342 Main St. Koo?ng, lin work, galvanized Iron Work and plumbiug ?lone on short notice by Osborne dc. Osborne. Brock Brothers, tho UsnlwHi* people, have just received a car load ol' Powder. Loaded Shells and Shot which th ivy wilt sell at very close ?ricas. Also, a full line of Builders* Han! vars and Farming Tm* plsments. To ph-aa? th? hard?M eiin'ornnr la our I prM? and |?"rjvoHe if hn m worth pleaalng, Any o an who can't tm picard with Sul livan Hardware CO.'M Pelting and prices in M s r 111 J 1 v beyond hop??. li IM the par? len I er mummer, thu Invea 11 LjHt i ii wnll informed hover that we )ik<< t > xtriko wlimi (in cornea to towri for 1 his 1 i i'il Min', I ni pp.mont- or Marillin- | ITV. WM, that lu, Molli van Hardware] I'M , k no w that all mich wMl M imp hargaine i wllMtl offered. Whim von havn any kimi of Plumbing I would like to IILMU'.- with von on it. 8-ff John T. Purrs*. Sullivan Hardwar- Co HIM Morgan Ai Wi ig (H'M r<>t? ti Inri v Hp poi nt cd dud ri inn inf/ s neut*, rimy can HIWHV? furiii*h lh?M? well known ri run und Inner Toben at i lowest pri?e*. fron K mg Stove? am Mold in Anderson onlv tiv f lain ?nie <V Osborne. How iw IIHK for Sn -OM? CMIIII IV. Cray I ton received tho large*.! shipment of Mimes ever brough' Into Andornen. Two Hillie] cara, .flint think ot it. 12-3 Tho ti t?t ami cheapest nt ?:k of Fall and Winni' l)r> Good* in thu city ai Vaudl ver Pr"*. Ballard'e Oheli-k and Guthrie's Plneet Petnni K ur mr ?1 fu, por ban ?I al Van illier Uro*. Free ul ty delivery ' Phone 7A When you ?vaut a nie? Dress Shoe, HOI! something up-to-dat? don't forget that Coho ?V rav ton ha n thom in all Ht? len and o< dora tn a $.'J.f>0 shoo that thev ar? going to null at 13.00 12-3 liroc.k P. mn. have j ant recelvod a nar loud of Pom-leas Kiigin-H made hy th? (...iser M't'g tl?. Th ny ar? HO woll known thoy need no praise in tho paper-, tor ?v?ry ono who baa ?v?r Hied one can tell iou what they will do. Tiiey re ceived a Traction cmg inn on aauin cur, and it wan ?j lito a curioHity to soo it run ning around hy tt*elr. (io and H?H ilium whoo yon ar? in lined ol' an 8 to I'? It I', Portahlu Fmgine. Th?y hav? thuin into will Hell you 'something good nt a clout price. 'I hn loggest, liest ami cheapest stock ol Simes in th? city at Vaudiv?r Uro*. It looks roano anio that Cold) ?t Cray ton CHU HSV? tho pimplo Ol'.nov in theil Shoe*, tor they hov thom io two solid ?al lol?. . I list think ol if. Iii-.' Have hot water pipes run I rom vom N'IIVH to hath room. Try Osborn? A < thorne Iron King Stovos aro considered tin lost Poy one. Osborne it Osborni Solo Agents. If your Piano or Organ needs tuning oi repairs, it will pav yon to sen Mr .In*. A Ruddock ofThnC. A. Peed MIIHIOHOUMC who will guarantee perfect satialactioi to all. Twenty years uxperi?nen is what tell in Sullivan Hard war?* Co'a business. Ii thal limn thoy bavu learned much fron customers, at hom? und in th? markets ci tho world. How to buy is bow to sell AliHoluto certainty of being plea*ed IH th reward tor trading with this old reliahl tl rm. You may read much and believe notb ing. sinning is bnlinving when it c ?mc to StllPvan Hurd ward Co.'a big drive O Kubtfei- und Loather Pelting, Machin Supplies and Fitting*. $11? to 9100.0o a month for bright hustler for Hpeclal position. Good chance tor ad vancement; no capUal or experience ru 0,111 mt. J\.?t K Manufacturing Cc, 00 N. 0th Ht., Philadelphia, Pa. 11-1 Twenty-live Dollars will buya fairly unod (-(.uar? practice Plano at the c. A. Reed Music HMUHH. They ar? Intrinsi cally wortb double that amount. Iron and Steel aro wuv up, but Sullivan Hard warn Co. is keeping prices down on tb? great Oliver ('billed Plows. ('obi) ?V Cravtou are now showing tim largest sto<-k ol' H h OOH ever shown in An (larson before If you intenii wearing Shoe? this Winter see thom. Li -:i If you want the finest TVxna Seed Oats cheap, (?et them Vaudiver Urns. Poll KKNT OR SALK-Good seven room House, good location, well improved. For particulars, terms, Ac, call on Chas F. Cobb, at Cobb it Crayton's Klme Store. WILL YOU ? Before you buy a PIANO see me. I have saved io aome of my customers aa much as seventy-five dollars in the our chas? of OXK PIANO. Hucb makes aa Cbickering, 10 m orson, Stulz <fc Bauerand M?hlin to select from. None better. As to ORGANS vnu ean save from fif teen tn twenty five dollars bv seeing rae. Remember, lam in the SK WING MA CHINK business, just for fun. You can fret prluea on any of the liiub grade milken ; and do not forget that I sell any Machine Needle at three for fe, LIM per dozen 'I'he finest Sperm Od .r>?\ per bot tle. Nothing but new, select stock. Remember the place M. L. WILLIS, South Main St., Anderson. S C. A PERFECT LAUNDRY. As near that as it is possible for any Laundry to bo. Wo make a specialty of SHIRTS, COLLARS and CU PPS, yet at the sane time Wash everything that's washable. Mwuys careful with your Linen. Don't crack your Collars or tear your garments. Leave orders at I?. C. Brown A: Bro's. ANDERSON STEAM LAUNDRY CO 202 East Boundary St. R. A. MAYFIELD, Supt. and Tresa. PH( ?NE NO. 20. Div SSERandC?MPANY. oe ?c 7c Fall Announcement. Our Un ver, who has just returned from the Northern markets, pure! ".oed thc largest Stock ol' NEW FALL GOODS ever brought to this market, and we arc daily receiving New Goode on every train. From every nook and corner ol' the Store pour forth extraordinary values. A combination of rare offerings- that cannot fail to give by far the greatest opportunity you have had in many a long day. Perfume Talcum Powder.only English Pins, four papers for.only Ladies' Bhu-k Hose, fast colora.only Ladies' Union Suits.only 24c Ladies' Fleece-lined Umlervcst, heat quality.only 16o Ladies' Fine Kid Gloves, worth $1.00.only 69c Pure Linen Window Shades. .only 23c Buttermilk Soap, three cakes in a box..only 4c Box Writing Paper and Envelopes. only 3c White Counterpanes, extra largo size.only 74c NEW DRY GOODS. Outing Flannels, large assortment of patterns.only 4} French Flannel?, beautiful designs.only Sc Hoyal Camping Cloth...only 7?c Window Curtain Scrims.only lc Best yard-wide Bleaching.ouly 5c Cheviots, dark Pattern?, fast colors.only 7c Cotton Flaunel, heavy quality.only ?c Worsted Plaids, beautiful designs for Waists.only ?Hcc White aud Red Table Damask.only 24c .'hi-in eh Bayadere Novelty Dress Goods.only 19 Black Brocaded Brilliantine, 40 inches wide.only 24c Cashmere?, in all colors, 30 inches wide, all wool.only 19c NEW SHOES. Om- lot Drummer's Samples of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Shoes, slightly damaged.only 7?c Ladies' Dongola Shoe?, button or lace, heel or spring heel.only 98c Ladies' Genuine Dongola Shoes, every pair guaranteed, button or lace.. 1.45 Ladies' Milwaukee Oil Grain Shoes, water -proof.only 98c Children's Pebble Grain Button Shoes.only 75o Gentlemen's Satin Calf Shoes guaranteed to give good wear.only 1.48 Gentlemen's Tan Box Calf, extra heavy soles. .only 1.98 NEW GENTS' FURNISHINGS Gentlemen's Cotton Fleece Undershirts..only 14e Gentlemen's Extra Heavy Cottou Undershirts, value 40c.only 24c Gentlemen's Fleece lined Undershirts, value 75c.only 48c Gentlemen's foundered Percale Shirts, two Collars.only 48c 1000 Pairs All Wool Jeans Pants, worth regular $1.00.only 75c t&~ Don't fail to call on us, as wc will guarantee a saving of'from 15 to 25 per cent, on any urticle purchased from na Yours trulv. v LESSER & CO., UNDER MASONIC TKMPLL. ^^^^^^^^^^ m\mm% ^ A A ^ A ^1 Every one can be deceived in . . CLAY WORSTEDS. Clure at . . ?7.5Ct All Wool, colors warranted fast. li AI il J Si MISiFORD. C. F. MS & ll GREAT AUTUMN SALE ! BY your recognition we will have the greatest Autumn Sale of Dry Goods we have ever recorded. We want to catch the public eye. We want every Department of our Store to teem with armies of customers. By the friendship of the Public we will continue to grow. We want to merit the greatest of success this Fall. We have many wares to meet the necessities of the human family. Ready to Wear Coat Suits, Skirts, Jackets, Silk Waists. Coat Suits $5.00 to $15.00. Skirts $1.80 to $5.00. Jackets from $2.50 to $10.00. Our Garments are cut to fit, and made to stay together. Dress ?*oods. The most superb assortment of Dress Goods you can find in the up-country. No ex aggeration but facts. Pretty Plaids, Broadcloths, Serges, Cl ??viottes and other beautiful weaves and effects. Come early-have many choice selection.-*. ?Slack Dress C*oods. No Dry Goods Store can claim to be first-class without showing a good stock of Black Dress Goods. We have Cr?pons and other fancy weaves, and extensive range of prices of Plain Effects in Jet and Blue Blacks. Silks. It seems that the popularity of Silks grow with the days. We must have struck it lucky from the popularity of our Silk Department. Some Plain Colored Taffetas at 50c. Black Taffetas 75c. and $1.00. In Plain Blacks we show Duchesse, Suxor, Armure, Peau de Soie, Black Satins at popular prices-75c. to $1.25. Fancy Silks for Waists 25c to $1.00.. Trousseau. We want to say to both male and female contemplating matrimony that we have great experience and success in getting up outfits. Our Dress Maker will take delight iii assisting any way. Also, young ladies in Millinery and Dress Goods Department. Millinery. The popularity of this Department is well known. Still it is always a pleasure to talk about pretty things for the Ladies. We shall not pass this Department without saying it is bright and sparkling with beautiful Millinery. Like other Departments of our business it glides off with unusual interest to the admiring fair sex. We are turning out scores of beautiful Hats, and want a visit from every lady in and ?ut of the city. For every day wear we are showing beautiful double Flanneletts and Cheviottes and dark Percales from 6 l-4c to 12 l-2c. per yard. Hosiery. We ask special attention to our Hosiery stock. Ladies' Fast Black HoBe, Maco Cot ten from 15e. to 50c. per pair. Boys' and Misses' fast black Bicycle School Hose, extra heavy weight, Corduroy ribbed, double heeled and double toed, that will wear. Boys-* and Misses' Hose from 5c. to 25c. per pair. Kid Gloves. Handkerchiefs? Belts and many fancy articles for Ladies. Shoes. Tour special attention to our stock of Fine Dress Shoes for Ladies. This popular make of Shoes is what our customers want. To buy a pair means. a - Shoe customer. Suffi cient to say we recommend every pair of them for wear, flt and style. Buy a pair-you will have the latest and best. Ladies' Shoes from $1.00 to ?1.50 we think are decidedly ahead of any season with us. Have a special bargain at 75 C. Tou get a choice at $1.25 and $1.50 Shoes, sizes 2 1-2 to 4. Our Shoe Department shows largest Une of Children's Shoes in the city. We can most always fit up the little tots. Heavy School Shoes for Boys and Girls from 75c. to $1.50. Also, Coarse Shoes from 50c, to 75c. $3.50 and $3.00. AU Men's Fine Shoes go at $3.00 and $3.50. Nothing over $3.50. Decided thin last summer. You can buy from us ali styles of $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00 Shoes at $3.50. Had placed .orier for Fall Shoes before this decision. New and old go at same price. $1.50 and $2.00. You may come and go, but the Shoes at above prices for men and boys are as good as leather can make them for that money. Popular priced Shoes for Men and Boys at $1.00-all solid throughout. Heavy Working Shoes. We sell the besi we can buy. Don't buy nothing but good Shoes when we know it. At any rate you will find our Shoes worth the money you pay for them. Give us your Shoe business. We are truly CLOTHING People. Just examine our Stock. You will exclaim with us, "Clothing for thou sands !" We are hustling them off, and expect to put the dynamite of Low Prices behind them sufficient to send them far and wide. Mark you, we will do a great Clothing business this Fall. Got the Clothing the men like at prices that will meet their approval. Now, this is not Clothing gush. You can prove what we say by coming to see us. MEN'S UNDERWEAR From 25c to $1 50 per Garment. Can suit pocket-book and fancy. Dress warm and keep well. '.'*.' .. MEN'S HATS. Since we bought our first bill of Hats we have sold many of them. We are still s el ling ! them, but want to sell many more ,* fc % 1 HEAR US. PLEASE ! Our friends are standing by. us. Our business is moving off beyond our expectation! Secret : We have what the people want, and are giving lull value for the money. Od ambition for an ever-increasing clientage : By giving big values for the money. Don't let anything keep you from coming to see ns. Yours truly, C F JONES & COv