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$20,000 UT A B Worth of high grade merchandise to be sold, distributed into the homes of - the people for less than actual cost of Ithe raw materials, by the Congo Sal- I\/ANNINC3, E3. c.,getncahrcip.frsm;p vage Co. of Michigan, liquidating the BEGOINNINGO entire stock of M. M. Krasnoff, (The New Idea) Manning. S. C.. stock to be h A N tN INbpdoi.r sold at the old stand. Look for the Friaoa rr mcanvassign. p of _ _ ove TWENTOLLARS WORTHO of Clot g, Dry Goods, Hats and Ready-to-Wear Garments for Men,r cket en and Ladies' Shoes to be sold for the most astonishing prices. SALEN he o sa vage Co. of Michigan will liquidate the entire stock of M. M. Krasnotn s "The Mightiest Liquidation Salvage Sale Ever Kno wn."e The entire stock of High Grade Fall and Winter Merchandise of the well-known and established Krasnoff store located in Manning, S. C.. will be placed on sale at their old stand, CENTER OF THE BLOCK facing the court house. This stock will be liquidated by the Congo Salvage Co. of Michigan, and positively must be disposed of in 15 days, beginning Friday, March 15, at 9 o'clock sharp and continuing until Satuarday, the 30th of March, 1907. The goods are here, the prices will be low, the-benefits are great, the clerks will be waiting to serve you with the greatest attention; the question is only will you, dare you, in justice to yourself, pass the opportunity of an avalanche of high grade mer chandise, sold for a song, pass to your neighbor without taking advantage of the chance. FORWARD, MARCH! ~~~~~~~~~~~~We guarantee eachanevrariesodadmnywlbeefddfoayraonwaso FORW ARD, ever. Each article will Every man, woman and child is commanded to attend this great sale. We shall protect each and every buyer. No housewife attention will greatly e should overlook this event, mind you, in a season of the year when all merchants are exacting the highest prices for their wares. You never heard of- it before. and you never will again: therefore take advantage of the great bargain feast offered to Manningy shoppers. The stock must !5e sold and prices will be no consideration. The stock that forms the basis of this sale is merchandise of dependability. A sale without a counterpart or parallel. A stupendous landslide on merchandise comprising the world's best products marked at prices that will cannonade and shake the city from center to circumference. The doors will swing back promptly and a scene of bargain brilliaFcy and splendor never equalled in the history of mercantile annals. igencies will permit. The oono Salvag Liquidators of M. M. KRASNOFF, (The New Idea) Manning, S. C The Greatest Subscription Offer Ever Mfade in This County ant he Mannin.,, 11Tl-eS The Tri-Weekly Constitution Is The Farmers' Every-ther-Day Paper There Are Three Numbers Each Week, All fi!L d With Best Matter (1.) MONDAY.-The news of greatest interest. The Farmers' (3.) 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Clubbed With Te sTi oneHav The~T h rst pag show ao spedaclrdonymyo Constitution We Have arr mp It isbatiul Crinted i h cheorsioneeewyplates1prNpwre eiperyallaifornThe The first. page shows a splendid colored county may of (2.) The second sheet represents maps in beautifil representing tite :wsions of territory. It also shows por colors of Alaska, and of all our Insular and olonial p traits of the rulers of the world. It gives also a topographic sions. and a map of the ![epuhiie of l'anama, and a siidi L relief map of the Russo-~iapanese war with the history of it well be shown on the face of a map. It is beautifully 'United States map. About the border of this shteet we give from the severance of the diplomatic relations. The Library Wall Charts are all b'ound together at the (3.) 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"All told, the government of Eng land consists -of only forty-six persons, and the transfer of political control from one party to another directly af fects only these forty-six persons and a few great functionaries of- state whose duties are purely .ornamental," says A. Maurice Low In Appleton's. "In all not 100 persons are concerned by a change of administration.. Post masters, government employees. of ev ery class, from messengers to ambas sadors and colonial administrators, are not disturbed by the transfer of power. Clearly no political party in England. can count upon patronage as a politi-. cal asset "The principle on which the parila mentary system of England is- found ed is the rule of the majority, and the. majority elects to surrender -Its power. to one man-the premier. The power of the majority Is so strictly recog-:. nized that the rules of the house of commons deprive the minority of all power to initiate or shape -legislation., When a majority of the electorate of the k!ngdom has sanctioned. a -policy represented by a political party that party is given free hand to put its pol icy Into operation. In all legislatureS the power of the. majority is the con trol which it exercises to'tax the peo ple and spend their money.. See, then,. how absolute is the power-of the prime minister in his command of the -treas ury." LETTERS BY MESSENGER. A Postal Law of Which You May Not Have Knowledge. The statement made In an uptown club one evening lately that the law prohibits carrying an unstamped letter past a postoffice and delivering It caus ed much argument. Inquiry was made at the postoffice, where an officIal said that the question had been asked fre quently. "You may send a letter by messenger anywhere, past as many postoffices as you please," said the offi cial, "but you have no right to send your mail that way regularly or at stated periods. This is prohibited by the postal laws and regulations. Sec tions 1136 and 1137 were enacted to prevent the establishment of private mail routes, because the postofce de partment Is recognized as having the absolute monopoly of the transporta tion of letters and 'packets' or bundles of letters by regular trips and at stated periods on all post routes. As to open letters and circulars, they may be de livered by rival concerns, but the peo pe who make the delivery of circulars a business have no right to deliver un stamped closed letters. The lay shuts out the milkmen and the tradesmen,. who travel regularly along established post roads, who would otherwise be-. come rivals to the United States post office for the purpose of accommodat ng their customers."-New York Trib une. Suited For Something. 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