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Ld UI ApPELTPi., Editor. I MANNNIG. S. C.. MAY 25, 1904~ -t PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. t SUBsCRIPTION RiATES: one year. .. -....................... 1 Six months.......... .......... '. Four months--...-.............-...- - - ADVERTISING RATES: 1 One square. one time. 51: each subsequent in i sertion. 50 cents. Obituaries and Tributes of Respect charged for as regular advertisements. uLiberal contracts made for three. six and twelve months. Communications must be accompanied by the v real name and address of the writer in order to receive attention. No communication of a personal character will be published except as an advertisement. Entered at the Postoffice at Manning as Sec- a, one Class matter. el a: Senator Latimer's defeat in i the convention for delegate-at large to the national convention a has no special significance when c considered alone, but when his c defeat is coupled with the repu diation of his position on good roads, and knowing the fact that Senator Tillman is opposed to Latimer's scheme, the defeat be- E comes very significant and will set the Latimer friends to guess- P ing what it will end in. Latimer is winning a great deal of nation- e al repute these days; he is in constant demand all over the e union, and our readers will re- ti member that when he started li out on his own hook- to do some- E thing for the people we said then s, he was tramping upon treacher- e ous soil, and unless exceedingly c careful would call upon his head 0 the wrath of his colleague. The b action of the State convention t confirms in part our prophecy. s South Carolina's political sys tern has taken away all freedom j of thought and action, those in t control of the party machinery n have absolute rower and can C 4 .make or unmake at will. Sena- j; torTillmanis regarded the party's v head,and his power is as absolute a as that of any monarch in Europe hence the politicians who attend , the conventions truckle to his t every wish. Tillman is opposed a to Latimer's scheme to obtain z1 government aid for building pub- s, lic. roads, and notwithstanding v this opposition Latimer contin- ti nes to make speeches in favor of e the scheme. When the convention t: tion met, Senator Tillman and Governor Heyward were elected v Sby acclamation, but Latimer was out West moulding a good roads , sentiment. and was not only de- i* feated for delegate~but Till nan's 1 friends jabbed the dagger' eeper still by voting down the resolu- a t i o n -advocating Latimer's e scheme. In our opinion,Latimer s was not wanted by Tillman, and the opportunity was at handl to e hit him a crack, and he took ad vantage of it. - - I We predict again, if Latimrer persists in keeping his counsel, e and aot taking orders from Sen Sator Tillman. before his term of a eoffice shall have ex'pired Tillman C will charge Latimer with Repub- ~ licanism, and have every little r snotty-nosed political time-server t spreading the "pizen," and there will be no lack of hungry states mien to truckle to Tillman for a Latimer's job. They are at it al-- i r-eady.____ Now since it is known that Wil ham Randolph Hearst has not a enongh instructed delegates to I the St. Louis convention to nom- C inate him for the presidency, but ~ that he has enough in all proba- t bjity to prevent the nomination lI 0Judge Alton B. Parker,, the ' opponents of Hearst are figuring ~ to make a deal by which Hearst s will be induced to take the -sec- t ond place; which of course means - that some other and not Parker ~ 'will be nominated for the first place; it would be unprecedenited( to have both of the nominees from the same State. But how can these Hearst opponents have V-the cheek to ask him to take sec- t ond place~after all of the charges I and abuse they have heaped up- , on the man. If it be true, they a be willing for him to have tl.e I nomination for vice-President, C then it is a confession of having i slandered him. and it should 1 have the effect of stampeding the y convention to Hearst for first t place. -There is so much trickery about these conventions that s those on the outside are kept in I blind darkness, and it would not s surprise us in the least, when C the St. Louis convention meets that those who made the light in d the State convention control,will be unable to deliver the goods promised, and in the end a dark -horse will be put forward and i nominated, and it would not sur prise us if he is Grover Cleveland ~ the man who can carry more re *publican votes than any otherI American outside of the Repub lican party. Should Cleveland be nominated, we believe he will *carry Indiana, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Iowa and e * Illinois, together with the soi South, Maryland and Kentucky thrown in, and we do not believe ~ there is any other Democrat ex- e cept Hearst who can carry enough States to win. Hearst's grip' is upon the masses, his fight against I the -corporations, and his defence e of organized labor has made him I solid with the labor unions broth- I erhoods all over the country and ~ in the manufacturnng and mining States, which are among the t pivotal: he will bring to the I Democratic party a vote that or dinarily is marched to the ballot box by labor leaders, and voted e for'the Republicans. Cleveland's S grip is upon the moneyed ele ment, the banks, railroads, bond dealers, corporations and trusts I The South does not favor him but will give him its solid vote j jut as it woudnnyonther nomi .ee of the party. Cleveland is .o more representative of the outh's idea of Democracy than s Roosevelt, not as inuch,Roose elt has turned the trust element' gainst him. while Cleveland is heir ideal: notwithstanding this cur political condition is such hat Cleveland would get the outh's vote. Our choice for the Presidency ; Arthur Pue Gorman of Mary ad, we sincerely hope the dele ates at the national convention hen they find they cannot nom 2ate a sure winner, they will lace the standard in the hands f some one who will be a happy ompromise and close up our di ided ranks. eware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell id completely derange the whole system when itering it through the mucous surfaces. Such ticles should never be used except on prescrip ons from reputable physicians, as the damage Ley will do is ten fold to the good you can pos bly derive from them. Hallrs Catarrh Cure, anufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. 0., ntains no mercury, and is taken internally, sting directly upon the blood and mucous sur ces of the system. In buying Hairs Catarrh are be sure you get the genuine. It is taken ternally. and made in Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. aeney'& Co. Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists. price 75c. per bottle. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Pinewood Pickups. ditor The Manning Times: For the benefit of the readers of this iper I submit the following: South Carolina has more white illit ate men than any other State out of i. Clarendon county alone has 291 hite men over 21 years of age who annot read nor write their name, more ian any other county in South Caro na. The United States Commissioner of ducation in his annual report presents ;atistics showing to what extent higher lucation affects success in life. Suc ss does not mean mere accumulation E wealth. but rather attainment in all epartments of usefulness and reputa le endeavors. Education in its rela onship 'to success is not to be con trued on t, basis of dollars and cents. . The Bureau of Education divides 14, 94,403 males over 30 years old, accord ig to the last census, into four educa onal classes as follows: First class, ales without education, 1,757,025; lass 2, males with only common school raining or training outside of organ :ed schools. 17,054,335; class 3. males ith regular high school training dded, 657,432: class 4, males with col ge or higher education addad, 375,613. From these figures it can readily be yen that the number of males in the nited States possessing -high school ad higher education is but a small tinorit.y portion of the total number. Comparing now these classes with the tme number of males classified as to ations and profession:. it is shown at the number successful "in all de rtments of usefulness and reputable deavor" is in almost exact propor ons to the quality of education. Statements obtained from 10,704 men ho have made notable successes, show : iat thev include: Without education, one; self-taught, 24; home-taught, 278; ith common school education or train 1, 1,066: with high school training, I ,27; with college training, 7,701, of rhom 6,129 were graduates. I If there ever was any doubt in the iind of any one as to the value of edu ation, the figures just given ought to et such doubt forever at rest-. Moral-Do you.want your children to e educated, or uninstructed, worthless ndeavors? Seeral from here will attend the Co ibia Fun-Floral Carnival-. The effect of the moist atmosphere n iron and steel is one of the marvels f the Isthmus of Panama. Rust ap ears on the unprotected metal within few hours after exposure and rapidly ats its way in. Scattered all about the anal at Colon and Emperador are huge uantities of machinery so badly ca oded that a knife can be thrust into he metal as if it were cheese. Proba ly $50,000,000 worth of old machinery ras thus wasted which might have been aved through proper care in storage ,nd protection. Several years ago this 2acinery was piled in huge heaps. It now over twenty-five years old and is >ractically worthless. The equipment ncluded iniles of steel rails piled up in he open air; thousands of dump cars 1 .re likewise subjected in different laces awaiting the coming of the next anal company. Scores of locomotives re wasting away along the line of the ork. In the harbors and at.the en rance to the canal steam craft of all nds are also rotting in the warm, oist atmosphere. These include costly team dredges, tugs, floats and scows, ontoons and many minor craft. The team dredges have their buckets in he mud of the canal, in many instances there the cables rusted and broke part. Decay is apparent on all sides. The "Belle" has returned and r'e orts a delightful trip to the Mountain1 Several from here attended tbe com 1encement exercises of the Summerton ~raded School. The Methodist Sunday school had I heir annual picnic Friday. May 20, at tevnolds' mill pond. One of the 'young heart seekers" I rent out calling a few Sunday nights, go and on arriving at his destination .e dismounted and threw his saddle un er the house. When he came out ere was no saddle to be found, for it ad rained and washed his saddle away. ~ast Thursday while the chaingang as working at the foot of the sand ills one of the convicts was suddenly ken sick. Dr. Murray, who was pass ag at the time, was called to give the ick man medical aid. The doctor gave im a bypodermic. When the darkey sw what he was fixing to do he yelled ut, "Hold on, doctor. Dr. Briggs has lready vaccinated me. Capt. C. M. Huggins spent last Sun a at his old home at Marion, S. C. fr. Augustas Wright of Richmond, ta., bought in Mr. Felder's stock of -eneral merchandise. Mr. Aaron Weinberg of Manning was a town Monday. Mr. Robin M. Brailsford has pur hased the house and lot of Mr. R. L. 'elder. Mrs. R. L. Felder's sister of South 'lorida is visiting here. BUSTER. Disastrous Wrecks. Carelessness is responsible for many railway wreck and the same causes ,re making human wrecks ot sufferers comn Throat and Lung troubles. But ince the advent of Dr. King's New Dis overy for Consumptiun, Coughs an?' olds, even the worst cases can be cured ,nd hopeless resignation is no longer ecessary. Mrs. Lois Cragg of Dor hester. Mass., is one of the many hos life was saved by Dr. King's New1 )iscovery. This great remedy is guar- 1 ,nteed for all throat and lung diseases > The R. B. Loryea Drug Store. 'rice 50c, and $1.00. Trial bottles1 Taking the world as we find it is one hing, but trying to take it all at one ig slice is another matter altogether. One of the greatest blessings a mod st man can wish for is a good, reliable et of bowels, If you are not the happy ossessor of such an outfit you can :reatly improve the efficiency of those ou have by the judicious use of Chain erlain's Stomnch and Liver Tablets. They are pleasant to take and agreee le in effect. For sale by The R. B. < len. W. F. Melbourne, Famous Indian Fighter and Mexican War Campaigner, Tells of His Wonderful Cure of Indigestion and Dyspepsia by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. [857 a te ".vl n r i good / heth ua' he e; r th Sp t /ake Duf' Pur Mlt Whise anus F t{ ao n eueatn navr d de"+: e f d r dip'' f om nd i es cJ ya o/ tw .r ::ge;o ~.2 mdoo ieadmke h l on ndteyugsrn y <m p. r vi art{ oft,'"o/" the >>: bol It~ bu l up brke down ovrwr , forr?in ,erou , f use oi {n steol hikyrcgzdb h a WiseyWC.,.Roch ewYor Fora Sanld amAller Dieteansoar inh Seiothe sealcains dit The Manian oTime foteheExpdito or The supprgTiess:no h Fe tt Mn rsLavery mbrogwslo hnas, 185en This Uton Exeiimong itso lawselong 18s7,ind he Ciiparent ahs aleaed e- -ithe lothewr ihpaiemnts he ened t generago auda nht. il soe monhs puo when law sintoe f ae svre a c of C ol macwas touble, ldp ahi irohibti tied of anyt s o Ies m witho ie ipane th erne oenda fcan ld icoirade Iewa induced.to tke uion Iirn halet ontiestey .ed itinhe elng y heah of n no C. Land ndrstion. Gmrosha i pasti quie it isv iExping tn reenating ien eory miss ard deree fand corias o men:d ipet t tlle gas thtaino.ineas I nuse Pural Wer ie in soe purths goratin tIstnfoa or. antc of . L.uWel dspepsia indigesin, and a sMh Fand nersoubhes; bealend aria with ri. nupon and We.Detat o an lung oireae malria nde lo takefevrs Pures Mth se lo on u it rhsert alcont, tregthns thoe r an andston lifend ha the as. b fin d the ivo unganreoy eat ina frh mir te and e toetnd ecae Ite atposi urtion own M erws. Ro Wr. r. ErOU, wen siNtc mesn ean Iad etat ChaNeor. oer ae0 uter. M ars. Plow n is n fseldel an d ov te o n his ey teconiesd tu and oanm the sre aepsti in eestion. an e all ptomahad ne rout that ind guat rl ugis Wols and gamily directe $10n0 wile. pdiau bo laet fre s lehha hurcast ninge C. Roester, e ewe pettione for Mr.~ R.J.Aleran al awayFriaMr. J. F . kso oaningand and Sard eand akbuses tri o Mr. te ron of ieawco weresi iorin i t per part of the ta. Itor lst urayn. ow ahrwre M'r. L. W. Marttook uno hisbelf streis toeryi mproingee in laws aowng MissMiinherres,Mis wake s lane r wM.The othends ifmrJen. Thtes n r. Jes Coean sterdayatSilves the only wrhise eged the on Aoverwm ts p mancine y tendd ISpuan ece in odi cin and ien.da hed heunn arleeuston a cmek Then .dw.lMan of Feson wC anhan Mrs. the Tirl ereay yesqutera ill. lassMnybhaing rodleanhn com Ais Warenst from Suoeris thdecten $10ptle wilcl bohdomle fresienc as ain nurewie n tesmcn theis ints. uny -uis adrsL.LWel PT.ys Mr. Fran D.Rundeson who hA bee Aeou, wih. and Ma s3F.R.Dc-iChourgbav rmecalereatmicentlo on.evra. W.oR.tMoo resurneturneda from MtELAIfvr whpasbeng thin dse aoiso the road hagain attend hurchies, and, hReorheste ure evryn. tesik Finter te rle w week gvet a pioea r snha ith r Tope S a s utiofh Lnma lMartmezk.pansdtedue.ieadwl onb Mr.int towar d e sp nti - yeted p in Igiaid. tCpt o am swl uer r es andcverdliergld mves. his plac W tnham firs so wl Juean nan but otheremats sporwt aintn wa- raed shoe wasou thale time ataivn Mr. F. Lt. Wolg and amlatnd Isnwl thin tschefomane of thas 8hrc at 6Maen14, ytherfore whey eunppionned alfwosart.ht h r. forteeranns pawa~by Fridy r.nin . Duaiieso of thenningerto ightSaturday M., a buixes rixpgalo schoo Wcltr Jonol of hardco wexel.n ret Linste uppe prt io.an thu StaetoThe lat Th umertown haremplry ife ay es thay ft0 ern aln-.e Mr. Dikon.Lesnaschir Misy Miuse s rewes paintd with -I h fredH.M.J.T tkso >ur Wellos pen yesterda. ad Silvre ManlinSmere delighted to4. hi An oflee oil Mning's yongherelewitfaeinorho.as ona oardCebaed th Paleecrin aesd cam -onn. heR tow yestrdyaftrngSon. - r C.wer aon of wea r stoner wasoin Altgil Tribue awai yIoestra.onls odysaighnswt Nearn he Norter Carnd ohrsme.nisfins uIn greh adsad Prov. M.J .Rteg n ug . leps teS.r C. My liihbufevercvee ufiinl And faintI woedouteagain. Thro.gh.the chodchasrreturned from Fonlin LADeSmaor paitin thear; Sme n so heragited uChershind thereisfore whourgehtr n~ h i Taty seeth eat rete Marie. asdtedne lnadwl onb O,'iset tor know painig upovein Weat will cover, liker golde: .Wuha ssol Donat will even wihe galnor se poi Th (orh 0cts) whmichtrud itshen. h i ato tepormo h Thoug theri cate withs aintllededsho asplefflsvn Thaont wasandIeahikdtheperfemanceoarth Tant rtenilln ofm e deprt.byol ri qaiiso h u m ro Purer tanse Olwth it.owy tlohesge rhBakoSuetohseply Winth dos thno h12er mgalnressJhnN.Lsen scahe~ Wany thospess lfe sel ived-wthH ['he . B.Lorya Drg Stre.o el whos w ar loner; oe Aakeribictehttonthis1stovye. NearoraerrNorfh Carolninnghoee. teryaCoreen''and sandyougtovan StatepsllrepayutoetofSecrtaryfo Thrug te huchyrdtoan fof Che sai Comany withteN rigt t Thatmy weetearresedear. Tak proterthbatl purposst datc., 0, 'is weetto now loendoprlthCor orTe nmeg om Te That ill nverneverfadenien C m etryins Con y. n Thatwasseaed n hr hart i.ude th Coporte ameoforthes Thth wil neb fom e earW B RO PAre than heoyflwers..DVS I shall satrae t tear.INkN May 11. 19 -RoBERT LEE JONES. 14 A C H I N E RY Not a Sick Day Since. I "I was taken severely sick with kid- M U,~nR.A tey trouble. I tried all sorts of medi tines, none of which relieved me. One debLiel Lay I saw an ad. of your Electric Bit- ooIy wtth es and determined to try that, After ~~s itm~ er aking a few doses I felt relieved, and aedfotesyes oon thereaften was entirely cured, and ar oe. ae not seen a sick day since. Neigh ors of mine have been cured of Rheu- QALT atism, Neuralgia, Liver and Kidney - a roubles and general debility." This isi U.~I vhat B. F. of Freemont, N. C. writes. IGtPriuasfo )nly 0c, at The R. B. Loryea Drug] There is ever a star in Life's storms, CLMIA .C tnd they shine all the brighter through .pasnetothspe. train of tears. Paint Your Buggy for 75c. PRE' ith Devoe's Gloss Carriage Paint. It IBLA eighs 3 to 8 ozs. more to the pint than thers, wears longer; and gives a gloss qual to new work. Sold by Manning , ci ~ee arflzg ~ardwareICa.e by atidellt No nyu/wt h PRICES 4PI WHILE BRAG 01 In order to stimulate Cash trade we have < of Wash Goods, White Goods, Laces, Ribbon Furnishings. This Sale Will Ope and the whole trading public is specially invi Cash purchasers, and in addition to this we w as much as one dollar with us in Cash. Now< a necessity in every household. One case, a special purchase, of Lace Stripe Lawns and Bat iste, beautiful styles and coloring, sold everywhere at 12tc a yard, but you get these at this Special Sale at 8*c yard. One case of i21c White India Lawns will go on sale at 10c yd. One case of Lace Stripe Piques, worth 15c on any market, but ,they go at this sale at 1Oc the yard. Still a.good quantity of that famous 1 yard-wide Sea Island Homespun at 5c yard. Just think of this. 45 inches wide for only 5c yard. One case of yard-wide Percales. worth 12}c, but you get them at this sale at 10c yard. Our line of Persian Lawns, French Lawns, Wash Organdies and Imported Organdies is the largest and most varied to be found in this town, at special prices during this sale. Great Sale of M illery. Not bragging but speaking truthfully, we have had so far-one of the most.successful seasons in Millinery we have'had in years, so much so that we have sold out entirely our early purchases in Millinery and have gone into the market and landed a new stock of Millinery for early and mid-summer trade at from 23 to 35 per cent. cheaper than our early purchases in the spring, and we put this new stock of Millinery in the market at Special Sale prices. Those who need nice late style summer Hats will do well to see us. Great Sale of Ribbons. We do not say it boastingly, but we do know that we have the largest stock and the greatest values in all kinds of Sash Rib bons, Neck Ribbons and Trimming Ribbons found between Char Let everybody attend this Great Sale, as we will 1 remember that we giue Rebate Checks for all Cash pur all who spend as much as one dollar in: Cash with us du ing, MONDAY, MAY 23. Lack of Energy. Murray's Iron Mixture contains the elements that make it a genuine blood tonic, a remedy that makes rich, red blood, im proves digestion, increases appetite, and supplies strength and energy to weak, debilitated, run-down people. MURR AY'S Exelttfor pale. emaciated, bloodless people,.and as a recuper ative tonic for those recovering from sickness. Unequalled asicprvtanM XT ~ d e stcsa toni topreentandovercome the lassitude, tired, exhalused and "ron-own"feeling so prevalent, in the spring. A combination tha mets iththe approval and commendation everywhere. Prc 0.Guaranteed Satisractory to every purchaser. AT DRUG STORES. Prprdby The MLurray Drug Co.. Columbia, S. C. Notice of Discharge. SAEO OT AOIA Iw.ill apply to the Judge of Probate fo-Clarendon County on the 23rd day!fjofCaeon of June, 1904, for letters of discharge UIL as Administratrix of the estate of Dr. CUTO OMNPES W. E. Dinkins. deceased. 'LOU W. DINKINS. hryS o~mn aleM~di, Adiniistrattrix. eteMadiGrreMc Manning, S. C. May 16, 1904. Fdi n lz cadn h __ BTO E T. adAtmMrh ..~adn Ber 1te The Kind You Have Always Bought Plitf. of . . THE .. .o~SaprM~di n e R. B. LORYEA DRUG STORE, NTC OCEIOS ISAAC M. LORYEA, Prop., &oesae as ae a ,94 Sign of the . .. Golden Mortar, ceioso tpe cadn e ers tat they ae prepared tsupply theirwansagthis ett eoeteceko We crr full and complee line in every de- ti or ihntit asfo prtment or thethdaeothsodranfilg DRUG BUSINESS bre.Teeoesi lisms and every attention is~ -hown to the waints, of 6,0. their customers. ..TI OS ClAEr ofCouT Co asOlNa-, YCounty efdCnarendtn. We flaveiendeavoredltomain, taelierMcbedtint we haNeetuceeded lecti n, Gertud e Inaprsince an odEr tcusddirete DRUGS, ~ ~ ~ as named four by the iroutyguardofduain Claidn nts. -. ae a 4 vilb eatginston r is omlee n eer prtculr ndevryAn nieo townshi, obn esda, Layh1 any emad ca besuplied194,Rore, pharpe acerainiange When ineneedMofaPdRn andGJ.an. MEDI MAIL ORDERS receiBvvirte ourcrfladf.U in refereta orderil tae mediate attentionusonddaedoMaye6eipt. yeas e hveeaneslystrve tmeit osichoo disrb ivntha.l oh crdos willphen 8o'lc.Mc addnd agaise t 4i o'clock P.or thM leko thereintbatl Dyhepsaiaim befree Gbee ra fie-nm fie no eoeJn MANNIN, S. . I TE . . H.YBD STI OR. Ouresstoyouof . 'I~HONEN~ 2.In urisuanc Jo Wor e to uTms odiet B4AK ALOUD.,-,,. LY WISPERS! lecided to hold a Special Early Summer Sale s, Embroideries, Shoes, Clothing and Gent's m Monday, May 23, ted to attend. We give Rebate Tickets to a ill give a nice, useful Present to all who spend lon't fail to call for this nice Present. whioh is leston and Columbia. It will pay you to inspect our splendid stock of Ribbons. Great Remnant Sale of ibbons. Don,t fail to see these great values. A large purchase of some fifteen or twenty thousand y'ards of Val. Laces enables us to put these Laces out at this sale at about one-half the price youcan get them elsewhere. An inspection of our prices and values is all we want to convince you. A large purchase of real fine Torchon Laces from 1 to 24 inches wide,.worth 5, 10 and 15c yard, all put out. during this sale at 5c yard. One hundred pure Silk Umbrellas for Ladies and Gent's, wed worth $1.75, but you get them at this sale for $1. . Our Corset Department is in charge of an experienced saleslady. We want to say that we carry more Corsets than all the rest of the town. put together . This just means that you can get any kind of a Corset at our r store-a Shirt Wai'st -Corset, Summer Corsets, Corset Girdles, 50c. Corsets, 75c or S1 Corsets. You can get any kind of a Corset need at our Corset department. One case of yard-wide soft finish Bleach Homespun, no starch, at 8"c per yard. One case of good Check Ginghams at 5c yard. -. 7 One bale of -the best Brown Drills in 2- to 5-yard lengths aV . 7:-c.yard that you can't find elsewhere for less thai 1ce One hundred dozen Brown Mixedand Gray.Mixed'Hlf Hose; worth 10c, per pair, but we let them go at 4e as ong as theyKfa t:: Can anbody beat these prices? Will an ybody try? lave prices that will loosen your pursd-stringe, An chases, and w will also give a nice, useful hresent t6 ring this sale, and remember also the diy of the en '~ NK1NSON~A * AnotherShipmentf S Just, in, another shipment of White Organdies, 68 and 72 inches -wide, for commencement dresses and smythig @else that you need in White Goods, Persian Lans Nain sooks, India. Linons. Good India Linons 5c yard. 8 Piques, riques We have a lot of Figured Piques, 15c values, we are e' Figured Lawns from Sc to 25c yard. Voiles, Voiles, * In all the new shades for whole suits and skirts. -. Now if you have not bought that Voile skirt come and let us sell. @ ito u. Our prices are the lowest. Our Black Dress Goods are of the very best weaves. e R. & G.. Corsets. They still hol first place and we have them in all of th new shapes and styles, long and short. Come and se tem w hvejust whtyou want in hem 9 9 sclos'clthn 9 Thyr ed h oetteyr edd hyr ah 9 oalsriebeadftwt rcflsagrta war enuhfrte . Y ouN cLOn find. jus watyo 9 th agsclofos Clothning th prob'l o viiou store in inManningwepare SSubalwsgla thsowayougs ha-mark o stern eri. 0 STey'e Ead he m enthreIABEed, thyr ah J.OXFORDSB, OXFOgr. ant h ere fr t e lrgead smlfote carryone o