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Publishes All County and Town Of ficial Advertisements. MANNING, S. C., MAY 22, 1901. Well Attended. Our Remnant Sale has bec ., well at tended. Many of our patrons have come and gathered the splendid bar gains we had to offer them, but still there are a plenty left for those that are still behind. Now don't stay away thinking that the best have been gathered, for this is not the case as it was impossible for us to display all at once. The Bargain Counter will be replenished from time to time. If you visit our store any time this week you will not be disappointed. Don't forget about those splendid yard-wide Percales, all absolutely fast colors, at 5c per yard. There never was such values offered in this town as we are offeringthe trade now for the spot cash. Our line of Summer Corsets and Cor sets of all kinds is the largest we have ever shown. Young ladies, if you want to be in style get one of our erect form, straight front Corsets. They are the latest. Price $1. 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 Manning Street Car Schedule. Leave Central Hotel corner 8:30 a. m. and 5:40 p. m. for the passenger trains, and the car will also meet the freight trains. Arrangements have been made with the agent at depot to tele phone when freight trains are approac]..ing Manning. Fare, 10 cents each way. The editor left yesterday for a short trip to the up-country. Peanut Brittle.- The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Ladies' and Misses' Slippers at actual cost. Louis Levi. Rev. S. A. Nettles is on a visit to his sister, Mrs. E. C. Alsbrook. Grass! Grass! will keep the hoes a chopping for many days to come. Soldering neatly done. Manning Hardware Company. For sale-50,00 Cypress Heart Shin gles. Legg, Hutchinson & Co. Sumter is soon to be attached to the long distance telephone. Manning will follow suit. I will sell my entire line of Buggy Harness at actual cost. Louis Levi. Mower Blades sharpened at 50 cents each. Manning Hardware Company. Ice eold Fox River Butter, in 1-lb. Blocks, at The Manning Grocery Co. Mrs. Charles Clovrer of Jacksonville, Fla., is in Manning on a visit to her sis ter, Mrs. Dr. A. Becker. Will arrive this week several Cars of Brick. Legg, Hutchinson & Co. Something-special in Remnants every day at S. I. Till's all the year round. Mr. R. H. Davis has placed us under1 obligations to him for a basket of nics vegetables. Our poverty is becoming -profitable. For Anchor Lime, Portland Cement. Plaster Paris, go to Legg, Hutchinson & Co. Only a word: Longman & Martnez' Prepared Paints are the best. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. - In the suit of S. J. Clark against the Manning Publishing Company, tried on last Thursday, resulted in favor ocf the defendant. Paris Green, chemically pure: can furnish in any quantity. The R~. B. Loryea Drug Store. We sell the famous "Jay Bird" Bi cycle at $12.50. Manrning Hardware Company. A number of our readers seemed to think that "A Poor Man's Prayer," published in THE TIES of last week, was quite timely. We can fill your orders at all times for Corn, Oats and Hay. Legg. Hutch inson & Co. bolgate's Extracts and Soaps. Read advertisement in another column. The R. B. L~oryea Drug Store. A steam laundry attached to the knit ting mill or oil mill would be a great help in this town and we believe it could be made to pay. If you need a nice set of Buggy Har ness call on Louis Levi; he is selling his Harness at actual cost Our Teas are the best, but why reit ei-ate? Tea drinkers fully realize this. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. The town council is contemplating boring several artesian wells in various parts of the town. They could not do a better thing for the health of the town. Do your horses always get salt as they need it? If not, use Belmont's Pure Salt Bricks. For sale only by The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. I will sell Five Sets of nice Buggy Harness at actual cost: every Set was bought this spring. No old stuff to select from. Louis Levi. What are the Commissioners for Clarendon doing towards having this county's resources exhibited at the South Carolina and West Indian Expo sition? The master minds of England and Scotland-Dickens and Scott-complete -editions. at ridiculously low prices. The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Miss Nettie Weinberg, who has been visiting her brother in Camden, re . turned homec last Thursday, accompa nied by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Dr. Abe Weinberg. Merely in passing: Our Drug Store is concededl to be 'the most modern and progressive establishment north of Charleston.' The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. The negro Lowrev, who killed Ed Cantev on Rev. Sublett's place, did not skip ~as we were informed, but he stayed there until arrested, and is now in jail at Manning. A scholar's contribution to literature, "Berenice," by Rev. P. B. Wells, AM., pastor of Manning Methodist church. For sale by The R1. B. Loryea Drug Store. There seems to be some discontent among the Summerton graded school taxpavers. These things will be, be cause'all men do not think alike. It is however a h'ealthy sign when the peo ple are interested. We hope there will be no loss of temper on either side. DeWitt's Little Early Rtisers search the rmotest parts of the bowels and remove the impurities speedily with no dicomfo~rt. They are famous for their elicaev. Easy to) take, never gripe. The 1R. i. Lor-yea Driug Store, Isaac M. T o-vea. Pro?. The Central hotel is to be renovate and enlarged and put in modern shap4 Mr. Rigby tells us that he proposes t add about fourteen nrore rooms; chang the front and put in modern improv< ments, much after the plans of the nei hotel-in Sumter. Mr. Rigby also ir tends erecting several two story res: dences on the lot facing church streel Skin affections will readily disappea by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvc Look out for counterfeits. If you ,e DeWitt's you will get good results. I is the quick and positive cure for pile The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Isaac M Loryea, Prop. We have been asked to give aid tc wards having a rural mail delivery sy tem in this county. It will afford u much pleasure if by any act of ours w can make the mail conveniences mor efficient. We would suggest that i: those sections wanting a rural deliver a diagram be prepared, showing th route, giving distances, nature of road to be traversed and the number of fan iies on the proposed route. If this ir formation is sent us we will begin cpE rations at once. Mr. W. J. Baxter of North Brook, s C., says he suffered with piles for f1: teen years. He tried many remedie with no results until he used DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve and that quickl cured him. The R. B. Loryea Dru Store, Isaac M. Loryea, Prop. The pension decision has at last bee handed down, and the supreme cour decides that under the recent legislo tion only $100,000 can be applied t pensions. The Legislature, fully it tended to appropriate 5150,000 for per sions and such a bill was introducec but the lower House, anxious to displa its love for the beneficiaries raise the amount to $200,000. The Senat would not concur in this, but, stuck t the original amount asked for by th veterans. Appropriation bills are a' ways among the last bills of the sessior necessarily so, because it cannot be a. certained what will be needed until th other legislation has been enacted, an in the confusion of the latter moment it was not discovered in time that th general appropriation bill only carrie with it $100,000 for pensions, while th pension Act called for $150,000. Th two did not correspond. and as a cons( quence the court decides that the die bursing officers are to be guided by th general appropriation or supply Act. FLORZCE. S. C., Nov. 26. 1900. I was first advised by our family physcian i Charleston to use TEETHINA vnth our bat when she was but a very young infant. as a pri ventive of colic and to warm and sweeten tb stomach. Later it was useful in teething trol bles, and its effect has been found to be so ver benefcial and so free from the dangers that ai consequent upon the use of drugs and soothix syrups. that we have come to regard it, rft use with three children, as one of the necess ties when there is a new baby in the house an until the teething troubles are over, and v take pleasure in recommending it to our frienc instead of the horrid stuff that so many pepp] use to keep their babies quiet. HARTWELL M. AYER. (Mgr. Daily Times and Weekly Times-Messei ger.) For sale by The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. A Pitiful Sight. There is a white woman, Ammi Christopher, in this town who has give the people a great deal of concern; sh is, without a doubt, an object of pit,. The authorities have had her examine for lunacy. and under the provisions c the law she does not come under th class for beneficiary treatment at th State hospital for the insane. She goe about the streets filthy and in rags an is constantly annoying people by impor tuning them for the "loan of ten cents that she might get some "medicine, when in fact the money she gets goes fo whiskey and morphine. Day after da; has she been rd'nning about the town often going to private houses frighten ing women anii children. The polic have arrested her and locked her up only to turn her out to continue roam ing about aimlessly pestering -and at noying those who cannot avoid her. The Judge of Probate is powerless ta send this unfortunate creature to the asylum, and her irresponsibility pre vents the town from convicting her fo: an offense. The law,. does not an< should not hold responsible those whor God has afflicted with mental disease. Last Saturday it was an awful sigh to see this daughter of misfortune .ii the hands of. a policeman who wa called to take her away from Mr. (Thar lie Harvin's residence. The officer Jan ded her as best he could under the cir cumstances, but there she was crying struggling, until at last a wagon cam along and by force he had to throw he on it and then hold her down until h could lock her up. The writer, horrified at seeing a fe male being taken through our street in such a condition, called at the Judg< of Probate's office to ascertain ivha could~ be done in the premises. H found that officer prevented from doin; anything, by the report of the physi cians and the law, and believing tha the law was somewhat lame in such al emergency, he requeste& the J'udge Probate to send the physician's repor to thet authorities, and with it the wri ter enclosed a letter to the State Super intendent of the Hospital for the Ix sane, signed by him as Senator, settin; forth the woman's condition and he environments and making a strong aj peal in the name of humanity that h stretch the law and take her in. LATER-A letter from Dr. Babcoc says Miss Christopher will be receive at the hospital for the insane, but a she will have to be vaccinated befor4 hand, it will be several days before sh will be taken up to Columbia. Working Twenty-Four Hours a Day. There's no rest for those tireless little worl ers-Dr. King's New Life Pills. Millions al always busy, curing Torpid Liver. Jaundic< Biliousness. Fever and Ague. They banish Sic Heudache, drive out Malaria. Never gripe < weaken. Small. taste nice. worki wonders. Tr them. 25c at Thc It. B3. Loryca Drug Store. 2 Storm Notes. A fearfui wind and rain storm passe through this county last Sunday ~afte> noon, carrying before it trees, fences barns, houses, churches, school- houses and doing much other damage. Th Methodist cht'rches, white and colored at Paxville were razed to the groun' besides eight seed houses and the Pa: ville Academy building. A shed be longing to Mr. A. C. Bradham was de: troy and under it was crushed a ne buggy. -At Mr. J. S. Ridgeway's, three miii South of Manning, the wind blew dow~ a house and came very :iear catchin some of his children, the escape of thes children was almost miraculous.A Mr. J. W. McLeod's considerable dan age was done to his dwelling,' the ro< of his barn was torn off and several 01 and tenant houses were demolishe< Trees are scattered over tne highwa: and the read overseers will have som< thing for their hands to do. In Manning for a short while th wind blew a gale. The cotton shed the depot was flattened, a numnber< trees were twisted off and considerabl fencing will have to be patched. About three miles east of Manning c Mr. J. H. McKnight's place a hou: tenanted by January Stukes, colore< was crushed and it is wcnderful thz his whole family wasn't killed: one< his children was injured. The barn and stables of Mir. B. ' Thames, who lives about six miles wei of Mauning. was torn to pieces and or Iof his mules was badly injured. Mr. B. R. Gibson iost his stable an had two horses slightly injured. Mr. C. J. Gibson had his barn at hi Ihome blow~n down, also a barn at 01 of his tenant houses: several othe buidings~~ were turoofed. T he bar.n of Mr. N. B. Davis was mi rooed: one stable and bugg~y shed di molihed. Mr. S. D. Gibson lost suveral oui houes with one tenant house lpartl. unroofed. The crops in some places wvere bad: amaged by hail. di A Preacher Convicted. - Rev. L. D. Bass. at one time pastor of the Manning Baptist church, is in- t dicted in the courts in Washington for using the mails for fraudulent purposes, is convicted and sentenced to three years in a West Virginia prison. His case was appealed. Washington, May 18.-Special: Dur t ing the past few days Washington has t produced a large crop of sensational occurrences, which combined make a startling chapter in criminal history. i The crimes committed varied from a mysterious hotel murder of a young man, supposed to have lost his life at the hands of a jealous woman, to a 1 s seven-thousand-dollar diamond robbery t e from a wealthy widow-both "grass e and sod," as George Ade would express a it-who met the man charged with the v theft through a personal advertisement e in a New York paper, and finally a min s ister of the Gospel, formerly living_ in - South Carolina, was convicted of using - the mails for fraudulent purposes. These three sensations have divided public attention here, and in out-of town papers, with the sad intelligence which has come from the Pacific coast I regarding the illness of Mrs. McKinley. s The minister who has been convicted s of fraudulent use of the mails is the Y Rev. Liston D. Bass, D. D., a native of South Carolina. who for two years has been a resident of this city and held a high position in the Baptist church. Dr. Bass was educated at Patrick Mili- a tarv Academy, Furman University, the s Soithern Baptist Theological Seminary r and the University of Chicago. The t degree of D. D. he received from the e University of Alabama. During the s Cleveland Administration h e w a s a strongly urged for tht post of consul t eeneral to Berlin, Germany. He was ) Sendorsed for the position by former 1 Vice President Adlai E. Stevenson, i Gen. M. C. Butler, Senator McLaurin, t Gen. Joe Wheeler. Representatives r Stallings, Bankhead, and all of the a Congressional delegation from Alabama. I a During the past few years he has been < devoting his entire time to literary t s work and the conduct of a "Teachers' I e agency" an a "Bureau of civil service ) instruction." It was in connection with I e these two enterprises that complaint was lodged against him by persons who sent money through the mails to have their names enrolled as applicants. The e allegations of fraud were made through the inspector's division of the postoffice department, and he was indicted, tried n and convicted of defrauding his corres pondeits by obtaining money from e them by holding out false prospects of obtaining positions in the public ser Y vice. g After his conviction here Dr.. Bass t returned to Virginia, where his family now lives, and publicly referred to the e case. From his pulpit he explained the Is situation to his congregation, and de e clared he felt bound in duty to himself and to his congregation to re;sign his position while the cloud of doi.bt hung t over his head. His resignations werei considered, but both congregations re- t fused to accept. Under this arrange- 3 ment he is still pastor of both churches,, e though he has declined to ascend either a pulpit pending the final outcome of his e case. R. M. L. light Was Her Terror. I would cough nearly all night long." writes e rs. Charles Applegate of Alexandria,Ind e "and could hardly get any sleep. I bad con- 1 s sumption so bad that If I walked a block I t would cough frightfully and spit blood, but'. when all other medicines failed, three S1 bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery wholly cured me and I gained 58 pounds." It's absolutely guar anteed to cure Coughs. Colds, LaGrippe, Bron chitis and all Throat and Lung Troubles. Price r c and $1. Trial bottles free at Thc R. B. Lor ~yea Drug Store. 2 ] C Death at Pinewood. Editor The Manning Times: - The death angel has once more visit ed our little town and claimed for his own Miss Ethel Smith, the second a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. - Smith. The sudden ending of this r young life has thrown a shadow of gloon over this community, and brought sad i ness to the hearts of all who had the pleasure of knowing her. She will be t sadly missed in her home where, by her sunny face and gentle smiles, brought s cheering comfort to her fond parents b - and all members of that home. She r - will not be missed only at her home,-but the Methodist church at this place has lost one of its brightest members, and a most devoted Sunday school teacher. S r How sad will it be to that little' class y a when they are called together on next z Sunday, and no Miss Ethel there to - - hear their lessons and explain to them the beautiful truths taught in His a Holy book in her usual noble and gentle t manner. She was president of the ' Juvenille Missionary society, and made - a very efficient efficer. The family have in their sad bereavment the heart t felt spmpathy of the cpmmunity. f Pinewood, S. C., May 18, 1901. Says He Was Tortured. " I suffered such pain from corns I could hard ly walk,"~ writes H. Robinson. Hillsborough, In ls. "but Bucklen's Arnica Salve completely cured them." Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, scalds, burns, boils, ulcers. Pexfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure e guaranteed by The R. B. Loryea D~rug Store. 25 cents, ' d Summerton News.] 5 -- -Editor The Manning Times: e The comnmencemnent of our graded school is at hand. On Friday morning, May 24, Hon. R. B. Scarborough will deliver the annual address. The children will entertain their parents and friends in the even k ing. And Rev. H. H. Covington, of r the Episcopal church, will deliver the commencement sermon in the Metho dist church on Sunday. The Summerton Library Association has received a handsome volume of d "The History of the World'' from Mir. - Lrvea, of Manning. and its members , wishi to express to him their apprecia , tion of the gift. 1 e Mr. Leeper, our new Presbyterian< , preacher, gave us a very fine sermon on 1 1, esteiday. He has already made a fine I impression here, and we nope to keep 1 him. 1 s- Mrs. J. Adger Smyth and two daugh Sters. Misses Sarah and Marguerite. of Charleston are visiting at the home of s Maj. R. R. Briggs. n Miss Lida Scarborough, who has been g teaching school at Bishopville, is at e home for the summer. S. O~. C. t Summer'ton, May 20. 1901.1 A Fireman's Close Call. -"I stuck to my engine, although ev'ery joint act ed and every nerve was racked with pain." Swri tes C. W. Bellamy. a loc-omotive fireman of 3-Bu:-lington. Iowa. "I was weak and ptile, with out any appetitC and ail rnn down. As I was about to give up. I got a bottle of Electric Bit eters and, after taking it. I felt as well as I ever a did in my life." Weak. sickly, run down people yf always gain new life, strength and vigor from their use. Try them. Satisfaction guaranteed1 eby The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. Price 50. cent". - eA Card. I desire to thank the good ladies of Lt Manning for the assistance given my wife in nursing our sick babe the four long weeks she was at the Manning Hotel. May the sun of glory shine t around their beds, and may the gates of .e plenty. honk a.nd happiness be ever d oentothm. J. A. BLACKWELL. s Brogdon, May 20. 1901. r -Our- little gir-l was urnconscious fr-om strangulation during a sudden and ter i- rible attack of c-roup. I quickly se - cured a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure, giving her- three doses. The t- croun was mastered and our little dar g Sp)edily recovered." So writes A. L. Spatford, Chester-. Mich. The R. B3. y Lo-yea Drug Store. Isaae M. Lorvea, ~ Pion Eighteen States now have valued pol cy laws-that is, laws requiring fire usurance companies to pay the face of he policy, no matter what may be the .ctual value of the property burned. Beware of a Cough. A cough is not a disca se but a symptum. Con umption and bronchi :is. which are the most angerous and fatal diseases. have'for their first adication a persistent cough. and if properly reated as soon as this cough appears are easily ured. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has pro cn wonderfully successful. and gained its wide eputation and extensive sale by its success In uring the diseases which cause coughing. if it not beneficial it will aot cost you a cent. For ale by The R. B. Leryea Drug Store. Japan has ordered that the Japanese 3nguage shall hereafter be taulght in he schools by means of Roman letters ristead of the syllable symbols. as at resent. Another step nearer Western ivilization. "I bave been suffering from Dyspep ia for the past twenty years and have >een unable after trying all prep-ara ions and physicians to get any relief. fter taking on bottle of Kodol Dyspep ia Cure I found relief and am now in >etter health than I have been for wenty years. 1 can not praise Kodol )yspepsia Cure too highly," thus writes Irs. C. W. Roberts. North Creek. Ark. 'he R. B. Loryea Drag Store, Isaac M. 4 .oryea, Prop. 4 This is a day of expansion of thought s well as trade, and in order to put our elf in position to be of service to our atrons who desire to keep pace with he progress of the day, we have effect d an arrangement 1 which we can upply our patrons with leClures mag zine and THE MANNING TIMES com ined for $2.25 per year in advance. IcClures Magazine is one of the finest iterarv journals published, its standard ; high,and its corps of contributors are mong the most able in the world. A eader of this Magazine is a searcher fter knowledge, and we know of no etter or more profitable reading than an be found in the pages of this cele rated Magazine. No library is com lete without it. We offer McClures fagazine and THE MANNING TIMES Dr $2.25 per year. 'his signature is on every box of tho genuino Laxative BromocQuinine Tallcts hs remedy that ,nres a cold in one day The will of Willam Penn, in his own tandwriting and several autograph let ers, sold recer tly in London for $1,725. n American, B. F. Stevens, bid $1,750, >t a London bookseller named Sabin -ent $25 better. Insurance. Call on or write me when wishing any aformation on Life Insurance for pro ection or investment. I represent the UrABLE. the recognized strongest ompany financially in the world. J. H. LESESNE, Manning, S. C. You know What You Are Taking I When you take Grove's Tasteless.' hill Tonic because the formula is-i 0ainly printed on every bottle showing at it is simply Iron and Quinine in a asteless form. No Cure, No pay. 50c. Manning Academy. Forty-first session began January 7,1 901. Thorough preparation for any~ ollege. Individual teaching. Tuition, to $4 per month. MRS. E. C. ALSBROOK, 4-tf] Principal. 00LGATE'S Are recognized in Europe and America for their Excellence. Purity and Odor. They have been in continuous use since 1803 y the elite of society and recieved the meced oi raise by obtaining the medal from the PARIS EXPOSITION OF 1900. We carry a full line of Colgate's products in ock, viz: PERFUMES for the Handkerchief in bulk eliotrope. White Rose, Italian Violet. Opopo ax. Rose Geranium. EXTRACTS in Artistic Boxes and Bottles ihite Lilac. Sweet Pink. Cashmere Boqluet. ,aFrance Rose, Caprice. Mountain Violet. Lily the Valley. Jockey Club. OLGATE'S POPULAR . SIZE EXTRACTS. Florida Water for the Toilet and Bath. INCE-BOUCHE DENTIFRICE. ANTISEPTIC DENTAL POWDER, SACHET POWDER, HELIOTROPE AND VIOLET. 'IOLET TALCUM POWDER.4 FLORENTINE COSMETIQUES, BLUE SEAL VASELINE. Fo bslt Colgate's Soaps. ASHMERE BOQUET. BAY RUM. WHITE CLEMATIS. OLD BROWN WLNDSOR, GLYCERINE. HONEY, OATMEAL, TURKISH BATH. COLGATE'S SHAVING SOAP. ISAAC M1 LORYEA, Proprietor, Sig'n of' thro SGolden Mortar, MANNINC, S. 0. - - '~one NO. 2. Notice of Sale. At ii meeting of the stockholders of he Pple's Tobacco Warehouse, held n May 18th, 1901, the following resolu ion was unanimoiusly adlopted: "Resolved, That the Peopale's To acco Warehouse property be adver' ised and olfered for sale at p)ublic out r to the highest bidder, on the iirst Jonday in June, to wind up the affaits if said'corporation." In accordance with said resolution .11 that lot of land, with the buildings hereon, toge-:her with a "Victor'' safe, ruks. baskets and all other pr'oper'ty >elonging to said corporation will be old at public outcry, in the town of danning, at the office of the People's obacco Warehouse, at 11 o'clock A. J. Monday, June 3rd, 1901. Terms to be agreed upon on day of The property above described is situ ted in the town of Manning, Clarendon ounty, State of South Carolina, and >ounded-north, by lot of Mrs. F. E. 3rokinton: south, by lot of P. J. De ~aine; east, by lot of Amanda James. .nd west by Church street. Purchaser to pay for pap~ers. C. M. MASON. 1-2t] Manager and Secretary. AND SUPPLIES _________All Kind. Repairing a Specialty. Wor~ dlone in first class manner by Experi neud Workmen. Bring your W'heel and have it fixed so it will The Bicycle liuistlers, SEuowN~ & WEINBERG TILL The Recognized Jtvder and controller of Low Prices, is still doing business at the same old place. He is too busy cutting off and selling all those lovely Colored and White Organdy Dresses and those good 36-inch Percales at 5c to write any prices, but bear in mind we have what you want and at & special low price. We sell all High Class Goods. Others try to imitate us in prices, but after comparing the goods you will find that we are the Only Becognized Out Price Store. We are still standing up to our promise, saving you 25 cents on every dollar spent with us, and 50 cents on Millinery Goods. Yours for prices right, s. I. TILL, Prop'r Racket Store. . 00*00+++++++0+O++++OO+0++++++O+O+O+C jONSTANTIY INCIRASING DEIl. Ve are now carrying the largest and most varied stock of Hardware ev rought into the county. It has taken four years of constant push al ffort lo create this demand, but in view of the facts we do not feel tb >ur exertions have been In vain, and' will continue to use our best endea >rs along the same line of business integrity to increase the demand for o oods. We have a large stock of Locks, Hinges and Buil MUUE B DR ers' Hardware generally. We are making Eav 'rou hs Conductors, Pipe and Valley Tin which we are selling at t owet possible prices. Do not forget to see us for Paints, Oils, etc.; we have them in all shad Lnd colors. The season is approaching when you will wa r OBA u RO , to put new Flues in your barns or repair c mnes. We.are now taking orders for Flues and repairs, and will give y rices on them that will meet any competition. Our Flues this season will be made from the best Sheet Steel, eve iece'of which is carefully locked, grooved and riveted, thereby insuri erfect safety from fire; the elbows and T's are made of No. 24 Gau heets,-and are strongly put together. We have all weights of sheets tock. and Flues will be made after any pattern desired. Write us if you have not the time to come to town and state what y4 ant. We will quote you prices by return mail. Ef your Stove does not give satisfaction-if it AUUOL L Li LRS cracked and fills your house with smoke, if it dc iot bake properly,- ispose of it-life is too short to be filled with annc Lnces of that kind-and get one of our 0. K. or Garland, Jr., Cook Stovi hen you will have done with one source of unpleasantness and make t )rel)arat'on of your meals a pastime rather than a bore. When in want of Crockery come and see the beautiful assortment iave to show you. We have a nice lot of Stone Churns and Flower Po Lso Ice Cream Churns and Water Coolers. CYCLE)' We are agents for the Columbia Bicycles, the standard .the world, and sell all grades of Wheels made by that co: >any. We also have a full line of Bicycle Repairs. Very truly yours, Manning Hardware Co Fechheimern Fishel/ FITS BETTER, FIolds its Shape and Color T~g~N Longer cut And Gives More Wear Ihan Any Other Clothing - on the Market. . - VERY man who has a regard for his pocketbook and wants to pri tice practical economy should see our line of CLOTHING this sprin Those who patronize so-called "swell" tailors we particulai invite, because we know it is the easiest thing in the world for us :onvince them that we can clothe them equally as good and for a grE leal less money. Let us show you our newecst ideas in M'en's and Boys' Clothing for Sprint We have made great preparations to meet all the demands, and to b i Spring Suit before seeing our stock will be a lost opportunity. Our stock of Hats for spring and summer are all in, and a better li as never been shown in Manning before. In Straw Goods we have do ur best to get the NOBBIEST and all the Latest Shapes that are to .orn this season. Our line of Fur Hats is complete in all the new Colors and Latest Bloc] Whlen you are in town come in and let us show you through this liu -hther you are wanting to buy or not, We can show some beauties. We might have overdone ourselves and bought too much in this lir {owever we have them, and we had to buy largely to get all the Sty: Lnd Patterns, and they must. be sold. If pretty Patterns, Good Qualil Lirst Class Workmanship and Low Prices meani anything we are going lo the shirt trade of the town and community this spring and summ< ive us a call. - - Take our Shoes, the WALK-OVER for instance for men, the DRE SELBY for ladies, the STAR SHOE for children; you will find them dufft mt from any other store's offerings in this place. They fit better, give y nore comfort and last you longer than any Shoe you can buy. Our ct :omers are daily expressing the satisfaction these Shoes are giving the yearly every day some gentleman steps in to say to us, " This is the b4 ;hoe I ever had." One gentleman in town told us the WALK-OVER SHC asted him longer than any shoe lie has had since he was a man. If you have not wvorn a pair of these, all we ask is to give them a tri A full line of Oxfords for men, and Sandals and Oxfords for ladies a: hildren. In fact we are headquarters for Shoes. Thanking you for past favors, we are Two months of solid retailing has caused many Remnants to creep into our stock, and in order to clear them up quickly and so all can get a chance at them we have decided to give a REMNANT SALE Starting on SATURDAY, MAY 18, lasting the entire week follow ing. This Remnant Sale will 'reflect the greatness of The- Jenkin son Dry Goods Store. There will be no humbug or clap-trap:meth ods about this sale,for we are firm believers in the fact that it is just as easy to mend a broken egg as it is to mend a broken promise and what promise should be more binding than the promise a merchant makes concerning the sale of his goods. COME WITH THE CASH lAnd you will not be disappointed with the splendid values that will be offered at this sale. All Remnants will be sold There will be remnants collected from all lines of goods, awns, Muslins, Dimities and all .classes of Dry Goods, an sold atCOST There will also be a lot of 150 pair of Ladies' and Gent's Shoes that will be sold at from 50c to $1, usual prices from $1.2'to $2 per pair This lot of Shoes must go and many of them iill be sold for much less than COST, Ladies' Trimmed Hats AT SENSATIONAL We have picked up a snap in Ladies' White Chip Hats which er we have decided to put out at a sensational price. We wHil offer 3d Hats during this sale at from $1.25 to $1.50, acording to trimm at V. These Hats will be trimmed in, nice styles and will cost you else ir where from $2.50 to $3, but you get this lot while it lasts at $. and $r.50 each. d- Ladies, it will do-you no harm to call and see these splendid S 'values. es Some Soul=Stirring Pice u ON GENT'S WEAR. ry When we say that we will pile out a lot of Gent's liegltjee-Z 3g Shirts at 35c each, the regular prices of which is 50-and.0e,it ni ge in something. It just means that those who have CASH TO SPE 1 - will get bigger values for their money than they ever got bfore. )u It will do no harm to gee whyt wehave to offer. About 1,000 yards of Yaid-Wide FastColored Pereales in r lengths, from 1 to 2-yard pleces, will be sold at 4e per yard. And all our immense.pile of Remnants will be sold at and below s, COST. he Remember the day, SATURDAY, MAY 18, and all the follow "Iet ing week. - . Yours truly, -' of. -- IPRICES ON ALL /SUMMER 600DS~ 1 y - to - ' Yard-Wide Percale, big val'ue, worth S*e, cut-to.... ......c & Nice, smooth, fine quality India Linon, in short lengths,- -t S 40 inches wide, value 20c, cut to................--- zv . ~ Fair quality of White Lawn, in Remnants, only......... -e SFine Printed Lawns and Dimities, very/retty for summer mcostumes, worth ,10c, cut to.... ........-------.----. SGood yard-wide Bleach, value '7c, o iy......--.......... SFrench Gingham, pretty colors, for waists and dresses, f - value 1*, only........------ -------------------- ne One dozen yards nice Val. Levalue 20t, for........ OUc. neLae - be Five nice. large Palm Leaf Fans to keep cool with, only ..-5. Ce te All kinds of fine open and close Fans, from 4c to....... 7c. . S Our very low prices on White Goods are causing them to go 2 Srapidly, still we have an excellent line to select from. ~zOrgandies, India Linons, Dimities, Nainsooks, Linen S Lawns, P. K. Ducks, Fancy Lace Effects, etc; prices 75c 7te to....-..-------------------- ---------------.''* le, es - tI S hoes,* Shoes, Shoes. s Our splendid trade in-'.Shoes, especially Oxfords, is a sure 2 proof that we have,-the right kind. Hamilton-Brown Shoes for everybody. SPrices in Ladies' Shoes are from 98c to..............98 5 Fruit Jars, Fruit Jars. r We have just reevdour suppy of Fruit Cans in two sizes.__ >u% The popular sizes one and two quarts, at very low figures for - 1s- E cash. -'-4 fl. 3 You will have to hurry to get your share of the splendid sum st Er mer bargains. _ El. . Yours to please, -' SRELIABLE RIBYE 2