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Publishes All County and Town Of ficial Advertisements. 31ANNING. S. C.. J1N - 27. Quality First Low Prices Second. That i5 our polkicy in dry goods sell in- and it is winni.g the trade of ecoI omtical buyers. They realize that trash i- dtar at uay price and that an Utieh to bw cheap must have quality. For go.od reliable goods we invite a careful comparison of our stock and we believe an investigation will de.monstrate cou clusively thit 5u rioritv of this stoe. OVer any oher stol' in thiS county. .\ liec ventlil ation sununer corset can be had at our store at 50e and $1 each. The larges: line of Gents'. Ladies' and hilldre'' Ln'n Collars to be found in this town at uur store. An imnense stock of White India Lawns at ouV store at 10. 15. 20. 25. 301 and 35e )el' ya Ik. A large li. , of Ladies' Gauze Undervests at -e each. G for 25. Large line of Ladies' GauzI Vests at 10 each, or 3 for 25. Drawers to match the same with lace ald pearl button trimmings at2 0k per pair. reduced from 30e. A visit to our store will convince vou that we have values in Ladies' and Gent's Handkerchiefs that cannot be had elsewhere in this town. W. E. JENKINSON. Notice is hereby given that no advertise ments will be changed in this paper where the copy is brought in later than Saturday noon. Stores will all close on the Fourth of .Julv. Cypress Shingles for sale. Legg & Hutchinson. Rev. P1. B. 'Wells returned from Sa luda. N. C.. yesterday. How about a Lemon Phosphate now at Brockinton's Fouut. Dr. and 'Mrs. W. L. Speissegger of Charleston are visiting Rev. P. B. Wells. Briek. Brick. Brick. Every train brings them Legg H Hutchinson. Brass Horns for Talking Machines for sale at Rhame's Drug Store. The incessent rains have somewhat interfered with the plowing in some sections. Musical Records- for Talking Ma chines at Rhame's Drug Store. mr. David Levi and family of St Paul. accompanied by Lucille Isemanof Man ning are visiting relatives in Washin ton. D. C. Grape .luice deliciously refreshing at Brockinton's Soda Fount. Rev. W. Aiken Kelly of Sumter who is temporarily in charge of Presiding Elder Clyde's work was a guest at Mr. J. W. IeLeod's. Samples of Talking aMachines are now on exhibition at Rhame's Drug Store. That the oil mill is an assured fact can be attested by the number of ma chinery men in town soliciting con tracts for machinery. Brockinton's Soda Water. Bright. sparkling, cold and ref reshing~. M1r. R. F. Turner of the St Paul sec tion was in town last M1onday and seem ed very much elated with the prospect of a good crop in his part of the country. Soda Water. cold as it ought to be. and sweet as you like it at Br'ockinton's.I At the proper time we will conform to our usual custom, and place at the head of our editorial columns a national and State ticket which we propose to vote. Eskav's Albumenized Food nour ishes fr-om infancy to old age. The Ri. B. Loryea Drug Store. Within the past few days the town has been visited by several crazy ne groes. There must be some cause for the condition of these demented crea tures. 'Of the making of Books there is no end." C'loth and paper editions, all prices. The R. 1B. Loryea Drug Store. Rev. F. WV. Gregg of Lowryville has accep~ted the call to Mlanning Presby terian church and will be here as soon as necessary steps are taken in his Presbytery. A large quantity of Portland Cement and Hair for plastering on hand. don't fail to get out' prices-Legg & Hutch mson. Died last Saturday morning, rear Davis station. M1rs. Nannie 31eLecd. relict of the late James G. MleLeod, aged 632 years. The deceased was a sister-in-law of Mr. .i. WV. leLeod. -Books are a part of man's preroga tive."' Cloth and paper editions, all prices. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. In this issue of THE TIMES we give our readers the views of various see tion~s of the State with regard to Gov ernor M1eSweeney. and we would ask that these clippings be carefully read. "Books are the immuortal sons deifying t heir sires."~ Cloth and paper editions, all prices. The It. B. Loryea Drug Stor-e. The State campaigners arrived last evening, and the committee which met them had them distributed among the hotels, private boarding houses, and families. All of themt were looked aftet' and comfortably quartered. "What power in Books, they mingle gloom and splendor." Cloth and paper editions, all prices. The It. B. Lor'yea Drugr Store. Niss Edith Loryea of St. M1atthews. a recent graduate of Winthr'op College. and hex' sister. Mliss Florence. are visit ing tile family Of tiieir gr'andfather'. 31r A. Loryea. The old gentlenman is quite protid of his accomplished grand children. Legot & Hutchinison buy the "Anchor Brand" Lime in car lots directly from the kiln. Give us yonr orders and wie will save vou money. A fearful accident occurred last Sun dlay on the M1acon branch of the South cr11 railroad, near' MeDonough Ga.. and everyv n)erson. 35 in numiber. exceput thI(5- til the Pallman car was killed. T1he cause of the ter-rible catastrophe was a washout on the road. ''Tis of Books the chief of all perfee. tions to be plain and brief.'" Cloth and paper editions, all prices. The It. U. Lorvea Drug Store. At the last mneeting of the C'otnty Executive C'ommittee. that body over looked making a prov'islon to submit to the voters the question of "jail" or .no jail.'' This is an important mattel and when the qtuestion is submitted. every voter' should consider the matter very'carefully. Our friends (lesi ring Pr!escr'itionDs tilled during the night will have themx oomptly and carefully cOlomponded by -alling on MIr. F. H. Williams, Ph. G. at1 M1rs. L. F.. Huggin'. The 1t. B. We are glad to hear that in nearlI verv club in this county there are met who will make it their iminess to keei the voters inlformned ol the issues. and to see to it that 1:epresentatives5 to ti legislature tre elected who reire-et their views on the liquor question r ardiess of the persnla! Of the tcandi Louis4 F. Walihel. Phl. G., Sz. Louis. .\o.. wrote: I have r'ollmended TE::THIN.\ when tilt doctors ave I:l th- child and it cuid at once. [ 2 1 ev. G. H1. Waddell, suelrintteudeut Of the EIworth (rphanae. and fam)ily arrived last \\'ednesday evening to spend a few days with the faily of \lr. J. W. .\1eLeod. Mir. Waddell . haI b extremely ill and on his arrival heI was... in a very weak condition , 1 lt few ays 'pllt at the im.lspitable Iomn of \r. .\lcLeod has had I onti-rfu ood fgect on him. Your best riend cani giveyou no better ad %it than this: "or impure lbod ha ti -n ach and weak nirves take Hood'.-tra i There is strong talk of organiziig a cotton mill. Mr. W. S. Har-in tlt founder of the knitting mill which ha. proven a great succes is in corrtespon delce wvith ionevted ien who he thinks will be wifling to invest in a cotton factory in Manning. Mr. Har v-Iin has had i assurant'ces from home cap ital which warrants ini in pushing his eniterprise and we belit-v. eifore an e year. ground will be broken for thi. imuch cee institition. Sma1 in? sze and great in re-sta't- Di-Wilt's 1.ittle E~arlyRie. the famus~. little pi!Ns thtat cean.e the liver :nd lowt-s. They do hot gripe. ). 0. Rhame. Sunnnertin: Dr. V. .! I;rockin ton lai.' The town Council's attention is called to a lot of decayed rubbish on Church street. which should be removed before it creates sickness. This matter would have been mentioned before. but we thought the man who had the rubbish )it into the street would have removed it in a reasonable length of time with out anything being said about it. We hope the authorities will see to it. that this cause of complaint is removed. Bobbitt\ ('hil1 Pills cure chills and all mala rial troubles. That is what they were made for. Cure af ter other remedies fail. No cure. no pay. Price i!5 cts. per bottle. Sold by the R. 11. Lor yea Dru; Store. In order to put down a false rumor that is tioating about this town and county. to prejudice voters against Governor McSweeney. we will say the intimation that (overnor 31eSweenev is a lRoman Catholic is false. Governor McSweeney is a member of the Meth odist church at Hampton. S. C.. and a glance at the Methodist church rec ords will show that he has been for years a steward in the Methodist church at his home town. All who suffer from piltes will be glad to learn that DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve will give them instant and permanent relief. It will cure eczema and all skin diseases. Beware of coun terfeits. D. 0. Rhame. Summerton: Dr. W. M. Brockinton. Manning. The town council did the proper thing in refusing to grant a franchise for a railroad track to be built on the street going to the depot. Had they granted the permit alaw suit would have been the result. We do not believe the town has the right to grant franchises. under its present charter, and inas much as the town's rights and powers are limited by the present charter there should be steps taken towards getting these powers. because this town is no more a little villlage. and we should have our charter so lixed- that we can keel) apace with improvemnts. We hope the present council will take the inatter up at its next meeting and de vise a scheme by which the town can get the power to build up and advance the town's interests. The Chmnese ask "how is your liver:" inste.d of -how do you do:'' for when the liver is active the health is uood. De Witt's Little Early Risers are famous little pills for the liver and 'bowels. D. 0. Rthame. Summerton: Dr. W. M. Brockin ton. Manning. The subscription books of the new bank were opened on last Monday. and a good deal of the stock was taken. It is the pturpose of the corporators of the new bank to have the bulk of the stock subscribed in the county. The shares were put down within the reach of every farmer. and it is hoped that this class'of our citizens will become inter ested. The organization of the new bank is not in any way antagonistic to the present bank, but it is believed that there is more room here now for two banks than there was for one at the time the other one was organized. At one time Manning's commercial af fairs was in the hands of but few men. today we have a larger number of stores and all of them are doing a good business, and believing that if one bank can do so well as to be rated among the safe and successful institutions, two banks will increase the business and both (do well. ivy poisoning. poison wounds and all othier ac idental injuries may be quickly cured by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. it is also a cer tain cure for piies and skin diseases. Take nto other. D. 0. Rhame. Summerton: Dr. W. M. Brockiniton. Manning. County Campaign Meetings. Pinewood-August 13. Packsville-August 14. Summerton--August 15. Manning--August 16. Aleolu-August 16i. at night. Boykin's--August 17. Faa~uns. provide yourseif with Pain-Killer at this season of the stur. whten eclie. cholera morbus, dysentery. diarrhw2a. etc.. may disable your hands-use 'it it every case of the kind. but be sure that yon trust to nio other remedy but the old. long tried Perry Davis Pain-Killer which never failed. Avoid substitutes, there is but one Pain-Killer. Perry Davis'. S5c. andc. Teachers' Surrmer School. The Teachers' Summer School will be opened on the 15th of Augtust. Teacher-s desiring information or aid in arranging fot- board can write JT. PERCY INABNIT. Manning, S. C. Rieports show that over fifteen hunldred lives have been saved through the use of One Minute Cough Cure. Most of these were cases of grippe. roup. asthma. whooping cough. bronchitis and pneumonia. Its early use prevents consumiption. D. 0. Rhame. Summerton: Dr. W. M. Brockin ton. Manning. One can never' judge the length of a woan s tongue by the site of her mout h. Neglect is the short step so many take from a cough or cold to consumption. The early use of One Minute Cough Cure prevents consumption. It is the only harmless remedy that gives imme diate results. It eures all throat and lung trou bes. Children all like it and mothers endorse it. D.0O. Rhame. Summertun: Dr. W. M. Brock inton. Manning. All the ballots in tht' world will not give a woman the right to put heir feet on the table until tht' styles change mn her dress. Keep Quiet and use Chamberlain's Colie. Cholera and Diar rhu-a Remedy for all pains of thte stomacht andC all unnatural looseness of the bowels, it always eures. For sale by thte R. II. Loryt'a Drug Store. Isaac M. Loryea. P'ropr. ]janlay Many a candidate thinks himself a Clay. only to discover after the election that his name is mud. A Thousand Tongues oudntexpress the rapture tof Annie E Coplinrot i15 Howard si.. Philadelphia. Pa.. when she found that Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption had ctompletely cured iter of hacking cough that for inany year'. had mat life a burden. All other reniedies and doc.tory could gi'e her no help. but sihe '.ays of thi'. roa) cure. "it soon removed the pain in ny chest andt I cant now sleep soundly. somei.th in- 1 ean sca.rtee lv remember doing before. I feel like sounidinit its praises throughout the u'nivers. So wil every one who tries Dr. Kin's Newt Discovery for any trouble of the throat. ches.t or lungs Price 50e'. anti $1. Trial bottles' free. at the R. 11 Prohibition will never heeome popu ar as longt a the price of a lass ofTEA Ilemonade"1 will buy two beer. GREEN AND BLACK! A Gco Congh Medicine. Sli i& it.- it fo'r their w In i TEA , TEA ra o d Lve .v:irs GREEN AND BLACK! with lte- salmat0i ne ia 0 to civclf and iidus tomers." Nayvi .n. oldhith. Van E't tai::t for orbin g :dC CUP andO GOO TEA? for the cou:: li - : grippe. ai find it leryvinai' ia t ,~i~ *ltlic 1;tin' h .It t {>2/" IA.177"GR E EN A ND BL ACK ! man's honesy1tha priniple. Whajl~t is m1ore rersm vn omll forting than I That Throbbing Headach., CUP OF GOOD TEA? Woud . !ii;; .- Ve yu if v,,,u use-da Ir li:dri -w1 : . ii ' ho s~tso I puuria v t o in-rsIuha ot ha te pI theit :'the-m r. lotit rsiick an. itaoi I'l. diirn:us h-adhs. T eSi t ~ r b nla i e~u i~ a elecfI t'i, trn :wri e arl bit i up oui r lieafh. Ealty . ut ul' mt l'a't ilm ' t .o tk . Try :t1h to oinl - n eent -t101 ant i llt .I alN. b~tek IT alt rd .. Id by te Rc. B. Lor."Ye 1 most~~1 fhees , it ist:t r eive it ohe ias:. -!'- O I T i wie - - i u Sprrwined :tiit*a.e cOnR:Y1tEAp Ankle Quikly.Cured Our leuine if hw:.. I fuv evendir itu." ilatevti. Noah's Short omings were. u he kuecw eilnugh to .,_o inl when it r~ain-: tation and at mostbanulbnd e mO.St faStidiOuIS taISte' n ih 1)0h-w l-.eymnis. anxious.. to help hi.,T Enaf= neLighibor. When het dovesu't nieed it. iSA TM ORY EPor A Sprained Ankle Quickly Cured. -A t t line I uffervea d from' a severe sprain loti nkle." a . E. Cary. editor of the Mid ft Guidev. wV.ihinwtoni. Va. "-After usirig, several- M .L R E ,Por well recnu r inedicin s withoutstcess. IISA trii Chamberlain's 'ain la ar s a c m pleased to athat relief e__ ne as soon ;as I bean it, ust I land a coplte cure reedil . f allowed." Sori l by the R. 1. Lorye a ruc sore. Iae M. ALr R.TB. OHYHE Sign of -stGolden Vry few ieople have weak ees from the Mortar. lookingm ans the brig.t side of thiinus. Some mrien are yeout as cure ch bsenepit to a coimunity as a last year's almanac. M1ANN G 1.6C .....- PHOVE NVO. 2. A Frightful BlunderTHE B S Will often cause a horrible burn. scald. cut or THE BE ST bruise. sucklen's Arnica Salve. the best i the I E wocld, will kill the pain and pro nptly heal it. Cures old sore s. feverusores . bois. felons. corns. all skin eruptions. Best pile cure ol earth. Only 5 eos. a bo. Cure guaranteed. Sold by the'R. 11. Loryea dru g store. I ' - (THE GRAPHOPHONE) ome nen are so timid that heir good wive., have to suipport them wvith ON EARTH. sewinig-miachine..- Price ...........85 to .9100, With Musqic. Catalogue f ree. ation never yet cured dyspepsia. Per soC r with indiest ion are already half staved c. Thes need pleity of wholesone food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure forcsts what you eat so the GIE'S D TRIA E bor sae be nourished while the worn outor -un, are being reconstrueted. It is the only SM RTNS prep aration kniown that will instantly relievej *UM R N *.C an conpletely cure all stniach troubles. Trv it if you are suffering from indigestion. It will certadnly do you 0ood. D. . RhamIe. Suoer tn: Dr. W. M. Brockinton. Mai.ltineg. Somec women kis;s their pug1 dog-S in p~reference to theiir hiusbands: some men DOE") NEAT are born lucky. It Saves the Children. job P me tmL g. Chamberlain-s Cough Retedy has saved the lives oC thousands of croupy children. Itaisdalso without an equal for colds and whooping cough.ndidatUSCou For sale by the R. B. Loryea Dru Store. Isaae -IE f CuTA . M. Loryea. Propr. iranlay fo me: ifE IDmuwrtyoEGNSt V{ S TRD-AKs POSITIONS 6VARANTEED, ADVICE AS TO PATENTABILIT Notice in "1Inventive Age" Having compd wth hepsi Book "Howto obtain Patent" DE RaLroratic Par. rmoect. ofall be my peaure ga a year to Boh Sedes. Very Chea Board. t de Nsctfll annunc m cadiacyfo iL-tlctio JNO.u C.fdeta LANHAm, onrsas Bunesas EG. SIGERS, Paent Lawyer, Wagton, S. C. Fo, onressonDsric.ToteDmcai oesfClrno Ihereb announ e Sl acnOR t e HIneb confidence inm y adility or for Rep esntaiv m C nges from- -ef' th inrct anHmotn u Housext Cofgresnatistrcto ties ofhe ofCounty Audi tor.uc my Iot aoine msbeacaniafrmsl toabd the decion of the eoeofeeysrie fori the-elecrtitch lorimary. o epubhe Wfie .t h H.pl ofmcoun reOnBTve . felng.sue SCRORhe typfeompitdloetepsiinvt wit a elgaton whse ecrd hosdefor he ofIcm unofty Cot Audint angrns efortie t redue taes.ire uner eculsiofa the Democratic mendose or e-eecrtinc pledge amyr- priar. cin hl emypesr gardf the gien my clegest td ttherpebo abidP.Respetfully announEDITOR laidanoun-eectt Jeeyanoc C.ei LAHAndi etho Cnghbrs and fersendsiv of th aefr fie oSumetyn Speri. W. urbvile AES NOcRedhiTon- teng ofdcin su bject te sen tobeomea cnddat fo terlesrm the Demriatic anirtantdu l'eHouse of Representatives sub- JEFFnyuitr I. DAnuncS.y Ijnonc yef adiaecormsl toabd the actiion of the primay n nanucn ycniayfrr e-ws tkonta r ubvleelection to the ooerHusfoecemay.W Cont TRSuperin hsentativesimelfn asoured and practle wilthianderegatin whle otanoratsows lietefornth ofEuaione of ot sujcttor woul are usor to saedeaeIn the rules of the Democratic ry epreetoive. cloes istudyrma to the . . ELLA. boar ofrustEoRGE Pin roeS To er peintedn of Cducaton. GRde EDIoR: Panis larguel thug I hereby announce myselfdidacndi him this neibors ndebriedsordt forth the otice of ut SuperintdatoEuc W.e.ducatinalinters anfesecued. his co-tnetdction subject to the rlso h eo senttobc a candidate foreeto to! allted and th e Democratarty. tlowet House of Repiesentatives supprtigv EF ill behghAp ua neradwientaororh the rules of the Democratic par-ti'cv.edb wol'?d make us leg sla an eial.L.W LS RereenatveH WODS Forairmanofsor. boadnounc inustef ash canide or'oteerpol fCaedn Gradeedcoo, andhi lowrguey theg Pleasto announce my candidacy fo Genera Ahssemlsbectio sneteo the ue the office of CoySuperndan of Eduae oerainintert m~naifested. xWeincbec in the reseofithe feor oii heNote of RhRDOat octi psiimay. wil gorIv ae the ell Clarendon__for hun-_______m est efrs if e,i lectedwl ev FEIGHBORS-iturfaihfulLES solci theNKsuporto I am a candidate foir re-election to al hreby annotune Dmyocrandidcho the supprt Hofuse oterestenttirdesisupor in accornme with tehighesap u'ce sbctt the rules o h of the Democratic party.Myrefciatelb tv. nd initeacOHN iSpectILON. fimy o ur Deould-bs.rat Ma" 5..191.)WOODSC.-OWENS. For Sherff. Throgh theFolSpervionr.mymn ~~~~~~~~~finsI announce myself a candidate fr Pes nonem adde o reeecn. EDtoR:h les anoune of fo the ofice of County Supervisor fohav Genal Countby, onbec who thas bues exerne i-uen the workt electin.fo govri i wau rn tu ai ICHARDSON.thspstoadwlgieheepe ratify variobest pfortos f te coutd.av TH r SOTERSor. ('AE N cosetd HoAain beom aJEnION. I heeyaaunmsl a candidate forr-lcint Iheb offiuce Cony Supeidysor rthe ottifice Soficiff and aredn subr-eectio to the oies of CeocatyiSu ut, subet tof the acters of ther periar inaco 1ac wh. JOhNSON.e Circut suppoct to he nomines of the ofte Feocrai Clrpart3yofca Democratic priaris. rcrskonadIslcttesp EOH B. GAMLE. Subet o tothullti Democrat ic Mu'. Editor: Pleasendse announce myselfprt Ia a candidateforelctn canddat EDIOR: Sheifsbenuc to ta tor the ofice of Cerkty Couprviorfo Itacandidate for the oe er of Claredononc toybela govendiedb l-ie ndn Cute onue who thas Dbeen IftCt-nr ubett the rules of theprmyelcin tredi wr .u Drvnue mIpeace' WV. . TOLIA. Subjeeret tolir the snrlingh Dremond e-b nouc yefacni anctizen priar. Harry L. Bebandiaefrdt Upor- the sohietto of oonriedgingo ~~~~~~~~frthe office of ShrCounef oaidw the ruotevisor. FrCntAio.I hereby announce myself a candidate .sbett h ue fti emcai tComuntty, ieb tedcsoncfft'Crnr subject to the action of the J .JHSN tDeuocrtu prtmt~a lntne1imary. andF.pledgeWmy yself o candiatte fomlin o the Fo- lr fCut EDGAR C. DICpSOt. I am a candidate for e-fielection canderate mor s ameid subject. to the iJ.te oatda Mann. Pledgng. action of the Democratic party. Ia yeft bd h 'sl fDmcai I macandidate for the poiino A ediof pIherebanocemelacndat .UDLEY M. ODRAGE. W.. DP T.E TBOIA. FARMERS! We have got your trade and if s.;uEre dealing and low prices are factors in holding it, it is ours for all time. Keep Us i Y r MIds Eye When you want GROCERIES. Our prices are always right. Yours truly, THE PEOPLE'S MO1EY SAVERS, Tlie MalluiG1 1 Uwal WHOLESALE CTI0OEMS. N. B.-Don't let Flour and Sugar get too high before you buy. S. R. -VENNING, Jeweler & Watch Repairer, MANNING, S. C. - DEALER IN - Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver ware and All Einds of Fancy Novelties. MAKE A SPECIALTY OF HEAVY SILVERWARE AND FANCY Articles of all kinds, suitable for Wedding and Holiday Presents. Such goods have never been sold here before. Call and see them. I deal also in All Novelties in Silver bought of me will be engraved free of cost. ALL REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED. Manning Times Block, three doors south of Postoffice. P-& IXaCC)- 3PC)0EL W~a.ME I-N THE Carry almost everything needed by the consuming public. They invite the liberal patronage of everybody. They now have a beautiful line of Spring Dress Goods of the choicest and most select styles and patter'ns, a large lot of gent s Shirts and Underwear, Hosiery. Handkerchiefs, Suspenders etc.. which they bought as samples and are making a run on them at cut prices. They also carry a lare stock of Clothing and Straw Hats, a full line of the best Shoes etc. They are agents here for the well know~n Bay State Shoes. Just received, lot of Mat ting and Rugs. They also keel) a full stock of all kinds of plantation Hardware. Buying as they do many things in car load lots they are in position to give the lowest prices on Groceries either by wholesale or retail. If you want to buy a Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine they keep them in stock. They still have on hand a lot of Fertilizers. In the Grocery line two of their leaders are BALLARD'S OBELISK FLOUR and FOX RIVER BUTTER. They invite your trade and will do well by you. Pay them a visit when in need. Watches and Jewelry. I want my friends and the public generally to know that when in need of a Wedding, Birthday or Christmas Present, That in the future, as well as the past, I am prepared to supply them. My line of Watches Clocks Sterling Silver Diamonds Jewelry Cut Glass Fine China Wedgewood Spectacles and Eye Glasses Is complete, and it will afford me plea'rure to show them. Special and prompt attention given to all Repairing in mfy line at prices to suit the times. Alantic Coast Line Di__ W. FOLSOM. SUM"TER. .. E. JENK .INSON. Our Great Clearance of All Summer Dress Goods and Millinery Still Goes On-Unusual Values for First Week in July. Large lot of Ladies' Gauze Undervests at 4c each, with tape string in the neck. Also large lot of better grades at correspond ingly low prices. A large lot of Ladies' Gauze Knit Bleached Drawers with Lace and Pearl Button Trimmings, only 20c; former price 35c per pair. A large lot of Gent's Gauze Undervests, in all grades, at clos ing out prices, from 25c each up. We are now offering our entire line of Gent's Straw Hats AT COST. Ladies, if you wish to see some values that will astonish you just call and see our prices on Ladies' Sailors and all grades of Millinery. Only one month more-they must~ go by the first of August. Call and get the pick. .A.ttention, Gi-eitlenen! One hundred dozen Gent's Collars and Cuffs. We have any style and any quality of Collar or Cuff you want. We handle only the Curtis Collars and Cuffs, known all over the world as the famous " I"' Brand Collars and Cuffs. If you wear them once you will always wear them. Collars, 15c each, or two for 25. We carry a nice line of 10c Collars also. Negligee Shirts. We have a large lot of Gent's nice Negligee Shirts to close out cheap. Some of the sizes are broken; if you can get your size you can get it at a bargain. IH AT NDKPC E R C HE- I E F8E. Great values to offer in a lot of Ladies' and Gent's Handker chiefs. A large lot of 5 and 10c Handkerchiefs thrown together and sold at 5c each, or six foi- 25c. Call and secure the cream of this offer. Yours for the cash. W. E. JENKINSON. @@THEY KNOW A GOOD THING WHEN THEY SEE IT.* . . . THAT IS WHY - -- -- -- - THE RUSH CONTINUES AT "OLD RELIABLE'S" STORE. THE PEOPLE KNOW - - - - - -- -- -- -Who keep the best goods, all "bran" new and seasonable. The prices are right and we will treat you square. GET THE IDEA - -- -- -- -- -- - HENCEFORTH YOUT ARE A CUSTOMER ALWAYS. A SHOE3 SALE1. We have too many Shoes for this season of the year and we are anxious to sell some in order to nmake plenty of room for our fall stock. So now if we can find the trade wanting Shoes, and being so thirsty ourselves to supply it with Shoes as we are now. we are assured of a Shoe sale. COME EARLY and don't miss this opportunity to purchase a pair of Shoes, for it means a saving of 25 to 33 1-3 per cent. to you. It would be useless to quote prices on these Shoes, for we are going to sell them at just what you are willing to give: hence we say YOUR OWN PRICE. Clothing and Straw Nats Will be orTered, too. regardless of cost. The money back out of what goods left on hand is what we are striving for. Ladies .. Bear in mind that we have a cluster of things for you at clearing out prices. Our Embroidery sales are fast doubling any other previous sale and we will continue to keep this stock full to the brim. Another shipment will arrive this wekal. Laces and Insertions to match. the prettiest in town will always be found at our store. W\e are vet offering' those 10e kind of Ladies' Summer Undervests at 5c. -:. -:- TO EVERYBODY -- - We want to say that what we advertise we sel!. and we further urge you to bingw this advertisement with vou anud come early OL1L aL1A3L~ E N. B.-Fruit Jars in1 two sizes at old prices. Fine line Single Buggy Harness, Slip Harness, Lines, Col lar-s and~ Collar Pads, and every kind of Farming imniementsant RED HOT PRICES.