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M Ci VV4 wm **?* Salmond Brothers, Staylo AjkI Fancy (lr<H*m. ' \pn\ J fev j. ' Live Turkeys Wanted LiVo Turkeys Wad tod hi Km: poi pound. Tim < -ourt Inn. rr. r> n The John 1). Kennedy Chapter U. D. C.Jwill meet with Mrs. K. Leslie Zemp on Monday April '2 at 8. 1*. M U. C. V. Camp Richard Kirkland, U. (J. V., are requested to meet at the Mayor's, court room, on Saturday, April 14th, | 190G. at 1 P. M. A full attendance is Holicted. Members will please come prepared to pay dues. A. I). Kennedy, W, I). Trantham, Adjutant.. Commander. Mr, Gladden Elected. The second primary election held last Tuesday iu WhmI ! for uonji tiug an Alderman resulted in the election of Mr. II. T. Gla;liieti. The vote was : H. T. Gladden 53 W. F. Reed 35 The City Democratic Executive Committee mei, on Wednesday Ian1 and declared Mr. Gladden the nom inee. The general election vviil be Jbeld nex*. Tuesday, April 3rd. They Aro Ceiling 3t\ck At the request of man" H oi;t citizens (lie Herald Square 0,-erc Company Irts rjenx/n '.ori to give a return dat:>, ?.nd -/i'l appear ?t the Opera Htusc :n (J 't ruder ?>n Ffldav, March '-'J -h. wii*in they will 'prunont tin? .*o.; o . ? of thei $lf?'Ht Comic Ope: as of liie day. It v a good nil the way through, and a tre it, irt ii? store for all who attend. Do i't fail to acu it for it is too good to mi 69. Local Truina On Seaboard. According to a prominent Sea board ofllcal h6re yesterday, thet system is now considering the odvis. ability of putting on loe?l trains .between Columbia and Savanah and between Columbia and Hamlet. At present the service through Col umbia on the Seaboard is a through ?ne and wbile the poteen get accommodations ore adequate | itbe schedule* are such that they .do pot ?uit many who would other wise onme to Columbia. The plan lis to have trains froo: both Haw)let| ?and Savannah come to this oily nincli morning and leave luic in Liiw isfteraoon. ? The State. ?ON THE TIP OF THE TONGUE By Mr. Victor Smith In N Y. Press, January, 10th, 1900. Alexander Southern Thwcatt's snowstorm arrived at the pr'c.Ue moment of the departuro of the Palm limited for Miami, Palm Beach, j Aiken, Agustn, Nassau, Havana, Savannah, Jacksonville, Ormond and St. Augustine, on Monday. 1 inveigled Into going to Jersey City to inspeot the now train, and found a St. Regis on trucks. Too| flue for tnjr blood ? now that every body must pay. Thjaeatt took rs| muoh prirlg in that train as if it had been a new baby on W ashington Heights ? tho coldest part of New York. Male passengers gave a satisfied grunt, and tho females ?aid "Ah 1" This is the train that arrives at Jacksonville aod St. Augustine on iime. Now Malting1 Fivo Dollars "Where Form?ly Thoy Made Only Ona. Thousands of young men are now making nalariea five tiin^s lr.r<,'e ar formerly, as the result of sscuring a thorough business training a' l!'i? widely -renowned Ga. Aia Hus Co! le^e, Macon Ga., wh.le hundreds of other who were trained there are now at. the head of large and successful business enterprises their ovn. In consequence of Cho qront r>' pula tion for expert work which tho grsd uat.es of that institution enj'jy, business men ovorvwbero uro calling upon It for offino help fnr in everts of)ita ability to supply. Tbo Col has, therefore, very ;>?nerotudy rt -UTcd to place w|th(n tho reach of ^wory boy and girl, no matter how litnitsd their means or education, sn opportunity to aecuro a thoroughly practical business education, and get fbc benefit, of there good place#. K?4Tt - aiabiUown ? young paraona ahoold write thit very day for the SpeenI Offer of the Col leg*, and ita ? writtao goaraatj of a good posit on, add tmJL: M. L. MatUa,Piwt? Mum, Ov .... - ^ Vh CaimUm's WaiiT Supply S M 1 1 i'uiT. It ;o vt r> pratilyip,; ir. U n< \x tt *ti ; tiujiloi/n ffftirr 1 'VP \ in t-lul \fr ' ?'l!y part: ? i n n .! <?i ni-tim. r<n j >Vfl by vi rj ft v; rit'Cu Hit* SImI ? U I j <1 hliou'ti ho U tlih'vitjy ivilil !<>r '?iir lici 'hy t'llv w wrli km Kii ?>** ft rt'cotf M'j^or Cm r i ?? ? > i ? ?v'f> uinv: ys I, us ll.?? ; til t?r?'*i ? ? f t p. ? I > lu .irt, I'.hi k i'VtT\ ? li -rt t > ?*??-?{? tin wut.t r pur* H'iiI fr< iMicn !\ 'in* it HllrtlvBt' A [f *M)t f* til \ t* 1 1* oft iv ??<l ih<i vvtitfr to l>v |j>*rf?' '? v ;?uro as 1 1 to folio wii x *,.1 r.how : ( -tiarloHtoi), H. , Mar. '27, 't'rt Hon. 11 (i. Cm rison, M nyor, Ctumlt'D, S, C5. liear Sir : ? ?* I ltrtvo the pleaauve to ro iort the following rtauliH of my <x Mini nation <?f tin* niimpW-8 of vi>vj?<r r<u:tivo/\ from lJr, A W. Hurnet on March 'i'inrt : S'tinplo lHl)ble?l "C. (V It) Hnctw rift per C. 0 Snmplo labeled "T. .1.'' It) liiieto ritt per (J. (J. Neither nmnplo hhnwcil ?ho pr<H enee of Colon Bacilli. Th?'iu? ??' suUh *liow tlto w (iter lo be lemurUH bly pure bueterially. Respectfully, Unhurt NVilflou, jr., M. 1> JLont. One small Gold mouuteil Jet Crous, between Episcopal church snd residence of Mr. G. H. Lenoir. Reward if returned to, C. C. Moore. The Ball Has Started. County polities are formally opened up today by the announce ment of Mr. J. A. Grigs by for County Supervisor. Orange Notico. Pomona Orange will meet with Pate's Mill Grange on the 2nd Wednesday in April, 190?> A full Htten .lauoe \n denired. J. K. DeKay, Sec.' At The Opera To-nighti Don't forget that the Herald j Square Opera Company will appear ?il the Opera House to-night, pre- 1 r? t i tiie "M Heo.ot," one of the iicost t.peraa of the day. -?*> ? - Colored Giil Curbed to Death. Mitwche Alexander a color* cl girl | I'VM;..; TiOnr D'-Kulb wan burned to j death one day ln~t week. Shu w;ih burning brush when her clothes ought tire. She was about 15 yearn of age and we.o the daughter of Guy A I ox an dor. ^Eji3CNAU Mr. Leo Scherik and Master Paul spoilt Snuday imd Monday iu George- ! town. Miss II. F. lleyman who has been visiting hot- sister, Mr?. 10 H. Baum. returned to her homo in Chester to day Rev. B. L. Blaekwell, of Hamilton, N Y , was In Camden this week. Mr Blackwell is a brother of Mr. Grover Blaekwell, of our town. Among those nominated (n a recent primary for members of Cam> den's city council we notice the name| of Mr. A. J. Beattie, formerly a citizen of Kershaw. Archie Is a substantial yonngf no&n with progressive \idea& and we are glad to know ' this1 recognition of big worth Era. Third Week Jurors. I'hc 'plowing; petit jurors to sor*o for the third jyeek of tbo April. 190tf, term of court wevu (Jrawn this morning : VV L J"nes, P M Melton, O A Branham, H L Watkins, W C Cun-| ninghftm. G A Gas kins, W M Coats, A K Kennedy, W H Truts.' dell, W T Jfffeie, D McDonald, B S Gator, Win. Stroud, J J Faulken herry, C J Shannon, Jr, J G Sow-| el!, S B J Smith, VV M Branharw, J M Goy, VV A Anertito, R B Wll. liaroc, R L P atf| C P Lorick, VV E Elliott, J V Young, H O Munn, Helton Owens, D W Joy, W R Barfleld, R A Rahon, S T Gardner, W VV Getf", Haidy Thorne, Janus Rahon, T W Barnf-?, VV D Seegarn. ; t -m*T Attend polo this afternoon. Liberty Hill. Mr. Editor : ?March has been a rather nnfavcrablo month for farm work, not mnch plowing on account of the frrqnent rains, (however, we hear so much of hoavy sales of gu- 1 ano, that wo aro tearful) that many of our farmers (unless prevented by wt ather conditions)' "will plant too great an aor? t*ge of the< fljecv slaplo ' lured on by tho continued fair prises." Our adyi^e U. don't do it Why han Me ten hr.!e.? when the same ? amount can he realize' for sixf i Besides Ihe cotton association can ! not. poss:blv keep up the price no less j von keep down tho acreage. ' We are plai to report that Mrs. M. M. Pcrrv who has been sick for soi^je t'me at the home of her son Mr. F. G IV- ry, is th night to be a little t'tftter. / We are glal ul?o to note that Mrs. VV- A. Cunnif (jhan, who has been 6'ck, is much bettor. V Mr. R. B. Ciueton ofco of the popu lar salesmen of The Gilt Ed go Store spent last Sunday on the ??Hill." Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Cnreton, of Camden, aro visiting the former's mother here. Mr. C\ D, Canniogbam wUo?Jtt?-| been conducting ? successful mercan tile hntineas in Rook Hill has ?old out bis interest and it spending some j tioi at his old home bsrs. !h'Uh of Mr John T. Xettlos Xr. A ft. - v? ais ol 8nfl_nnp Mr. John ? : ? . . dieo 'luin^sy | i if 1 1 * t ij u tiiird ^ ' ' fi'" '',8 u^,,, ! K , > : i * ?? I >i?r ' ai \ ft * con i ' y ' P'ii ^ , ! I i Koi m.m\ \ i *r* hej ? >?i ? i u i' t ? i' * Hiuvi'SMftil mercantiit Ah im < tunUn. 1 1 it retired i fimn l ?ui". ?<? ji l'-w y?-ar a a^<? on ! i ? <i ? ? i nt'* ?.f i ti lieu' ? '? On I )?1I -embef -'Wl. 1S7:{, hewn*. nririiid (?? M h * l.nura B Holme?, wtu> lif.M t ?? ?- n hiM <>i>ri<*unt com p n 1 1 iiti) , lux | > <4 r f ' <r mi li'rt i i e f rt , wi?d j lht? h< i ! Hc<< i>t I : i ?* declining year# In J:. no, 1 873, Mr Nettloe wan or.j dainod I M'fteon o( tin* Camden Dap-' Church Mini tor many years, until forced i<? re.?iii" ' " account <>f ili ! health, vv us senior m> inher (>f the Hoard. 1 1 i -* fidelity to Lis Church was exemplary I'liofft of us wl o Uru^vv In in in Ion declining years arc forcibly impressod ?ith inn great submission to tins will of God. Mr Nellies leaves burviving him his widow and two daughters, Mix J.din S. Lindsay, of Chester, and Mra. Ilou"t<?n, of Columbia, und on? hod, Mr. John T. Nettles, Jr., of Camden. Tho funeral services were held from Die Baptist Church on Wednos* ?lay afternoon at 3 o'clock conduct* ed by Kev. f. 1). Moore, |and tho burial was at tho Camden ccmeterv. The following gentlemen acted a? pall bearers: Aetiyo ? -W. It. Hough, II. L. Walk ins, W G Wilson, John MeSmyrl, Gun llirach and T. E. Coodale. Honorary ? Dr. A. A Moore, Dr. I. II. Alexander, Hon W. 1). Tranthain, Messrs. C. C. Vaughan, H. Trueadel, and J. 11. Plielpa. The floral tributes wero profuse and beautiful. Gentlemen of tho Juries! Grand. ? S A Jones, J M Smith, 11 H Sessions, J S Dunn, Jacob Hirscli, Elmore Drown, W T Bell, I> T Taylor, T L ^mitli, C F Muun. ,1 J D Truesdel, (j B King, G W Haaron, A F Young. E E Evans, H C Pettirrrew, Ij W Watta, K J Mc Iftiro The first six na.ui^d were drawn fioui last year's jury. First W<5ek. Petit. ? A K Davis. R T Soegnrp, I{ K Boykin, W T Pitts, J 1) Mo (.''iskill, Jr. li It Williams. bevi Kirk land, E J McLeod, Dave Hayes. jC I Shiver, H iSava^e. J B Cunning' ! ham, W T Smith, 1> G Flctcher. J F I Klliott. J 0 Hunter, H F Trimnol. ! W 11 WaiicinH, 11 II W?4st, Eliao I Ih auno'.i, K H Team, G VV Croabv | ( r'-'o. Walts, C L Bradley. J C Pri:lo, j I. L Tnuwh'l, A D Uihon, L S H 'l iur-sdel, G K Ibvnimoud, Vv '? \'c<;>is?k;il. T F. N?>ls..n, W A ('lith-w J M Snipes, J H KutcliflV. T. j Mci" :i?.vell. ^ccoud W <ck. r F n<v!.on, J B c- M?p. V J Am I IV, R N Mungo. A T\ >se. S J Jordan. K T Eetridpe. \V W Croxtou. JesRe I I ii aunond, R J Branliain, W il Stroud, J A Kosborongh, S C iioso, Alex Boon#*. W A Catoe. J O Hum phries, W.H Pearo*1. 1^ Solienk, 1) A MoLnughlin. A D Kennedy, Sr., T A Crossland, Gus IHrseh, V M Pate. | II F Horton. A J Lollis, B?n Deao. J A McDowell. H T Gladden, B Rhame, L A Gardner, 1> F Dixon. J V Welsh, G T Ilorton. A V Mc Mauus, W R Hon^h and H J 1 rues dell. 'J'he fines durjng the la?ttw<> week? In Mayor's Court amounted te$26 00. which l? so lncr?Me to the eity trea8? ury. The fines were Imposed for to toxioation principally, with dlsorderi Jy conduct in several instances. jvtt?0us?me?t3, SUPERVISOR. I hereby announce myself a crtinli'late for fjopnty Supervisor for Kershaw County' ?ut'jfct to fiip Doinocratic pri- ! mary. ? ^riK*byt Trespass Notice. All persons nre hereby forbidden to trespass for any purpose wliataoover up on that portion of the Nicho'son l?n<la under my control about. 8 miles nbove Camden. Anyone disregarding this no- 1 tice will he dealt with according to law. \V, M. KITCHENS. | RcK?U?, 8, O, I SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. (Complaint Not, Served.) South Carolina, | Coon of Kershaw County. } Common Pleas. iJi. Baton, Survivor of Baum Bros., Assignee of If. Baum <$- Co., Plaintiff, slyuina*. Catharine West, Lizzie Yarborough, R. K West and Cam Wilson , Defendants. To the pofonOant, Cam Wilson; ? Von Rrw hereby summoned and re- j qusred lo answer the complaint in thi? a't'l'tn, which has been filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common J'leaa, for the said County, and to aerve a <-opy of your anawor to tho ftaid com plaint on the fmbperibers at their office in C;im.1?M', S. C., within twenty days after t m i ? htvJcp hereof, exclusive of the dny tf sunh aervic? ; and i * yon Injl to ?nr f tfe'r tlnv complaint witi.'n tho time afora t lid, the plaintiff ill th'3 .?':?ion will np I iv to the Court for tlu relic." dcuiand ? 1 In t lie complaint. Dated C;?*onen, 8. C . . March 14th, Jd06. CLARKE A von TRESCKOW, Plaintiff's Attorneys. To the Defendant, Cam Wilton: ? Take notice that the Summons and Complaint in the above eirtttted action were this 14th daj of March, A. D. 1004. filed in the office of Clerk of Court of Common Plea* for Kershaw County, CLARKE & von TUESCKO W, Plain Uff*a Attorney*. i OnMm, ?? a. Ktf?h 14th, 1*09. ? o \W \\ ill ?it]\ r I r li i* next t ?? v -k- .1 .<! VV..?. r S' i ! In :it 1< SS 1 1. ? . 1 rosi . TIh**? Suits r.luM *4 * ? - we nee 1 1 1 !.:une\. Now is. umr elninee to gel a lor <?0e. Men's Suits iiMin 31 t ? ? 40. Youths lt>. IS ami 111 xciirs. Hoys' Knee Pants Is, 0, l<> ami ! 1 \c:\v<. .Just reeeiwil a shipment at now Spring l*Vh Hats nphhy styles, $1.25 to & if'). 0t>. All late shades, lUiM KM BKU our Shoes are all "Reliahl../' Wo <-arr\ only the BKST for the PlilCK. Wo ran convinee you if you will give us the chance Respect fully, ?<** W. f*. ZlEps ]=?,**?? SHOES, HA'IS AND GKM'S M' UN IS II I NO S. The reunion of the Confederate ?otcrans will bo belli in Uolumbia May 10, 17 and 18. D. (4. Zoiglor, a well known archi. ti'ft of Sumter, was Bitot, in that city Saturday by a voting mun named Eugene I log mi. Zeigler, it \u stated, owed Hogau a debt, which was tlio cause of the trouble. Zuigler is in a very serious condition Extra Slopping Car Scrvioo Between Camden and Now York. Commencing Tuesday, March 20th, and continuing until further notico the Sfahoard Air Line will on Tuesday. Thursday and S4tuida) operut u extra Pullman cars on truin No. 31. leaving Camden 7.49 p in. arrtyiog New York 4.15 following af U'riion n. For furlh'v inform Mi<>n. rc?<'(rn (ion, etc., call on C. N. Kn^liaii. (J. O. V Reunion, Now Oilcans, La. Ivi'dncvd Ituten And Quick Schedules V ia Seaboard Air Line. On ace' nut i.f above occasion the S A L Uy. will on April 22nd. 23 rd and 2l'h .sell round trip tickets to New Urb-iiiifl at a greatly induced rain, the* rate from Camden being n15 35; limited to April 39th. but by >ic|)i'i>i;.iii[) ticket andpavirg fart: of ht'.v c-nls aomn w i i 1 be. exten '? i Ulitil .May 21*1 Side-trip ticket?; (o nomomns poinfv- will be m?M by iii -i entering New Orloana at rat< of one j f.i'o pius. 25c to holder** of u. C V. ; tickets. Call r.u nearest Sonboaul I agent or write W. L linn -"uglis, T i P. Agent, Columbians. C. for lur ' iljei inloriuatiqu. Bridge To Be Repaired. Notice is hereby civen that bids will be received for repairing Heaver Opejf bridge on t|)e T,|h?rty Ilill road on Thursday, AP'il 12th? ldOO. at 12 M, flans and #pocifleation? made known on day of lettinor. f he Board reserve* t^c right to reject any ov all >idi, J. M. SOWELL, Superyiior. March 16tli. 1900. lime extended. By virtue of authority vested in the Comptr General of the Stato by Section 093, Code of Lawn }902> t lie time for the p?> m< lit of Commutation t?. *ee, hv p* raona who are liable to road duty, is extended to Apiil J6th, in Kershaw C'MHHy.* And the same hus been upproved by tho Governor. \V F Rusm II, Ciunty Auditor. .Match 9, 1900. Notice. A handsome r< -.* ard will be paid for the return c> f the following ar ticles stolen fron, me, or evidence to oonviet the guilty partv. Gin* purpie iea'her purse, gold mounted. Ono old gold watch, open fapc, m ade i n Edinbn 1 1: it. One Pearl star i;old pin. Ono fox terrier uold pin One p*ir gold en If buttons, blown Rtonea. One plain gold watch, gentle ma n'n hunting case. L C. OGILV1K. icioal Election. By ordor of Oity Council, an election will bo hol?'. in tlic I'ity o/ Cam Jen, S. C. on Tuesday, April 3r.|, 190C, for Mayor and six Aldermen. The polls will Jfp open from S a. m id 4 p. m in oacnoif the Wards of iho <itv, a? follow*: Ward 1, (>|>orn Managers. .Tmm. (?7??d Ho, Joseph iSiyak Rod B. \J. Meaie* W v> \ 'J. at (J T. I.itt'o'a l,iwry Stab >, Mnr.jig<>rn O 0. VauRtian. KJ. iliifloll and J. W. Onnlnp. Ward ft, at tli<* UeR?b? liou so. M .1 nt'or? .1. IC. AUx niep, Win \Va|ar?j >.* W. J. Dcdd Ward 4. Monumcut Hqnar?; Jlann;??T*. } L. E. Alford, R. W. Mitcham. *?d rfv.hn i Mickle. Ward G, Corner of Boundary and L<\U tleton ?treet? ; ManA(?cr? W. It, Peloacho* A. 8. Zemp ui.d W 0. IUy. .W*rJ fl,_. Corner. . iiuuiwW^ hyt "tlctun ?treeta. Msn?c?rs, Frank Haile. Allen DeM and 0? C Brown. II. it. Carriaon, ? ? < Mavor G. Ox Alexander. (Dlefk. lUroklfch. UN* i Au'^nta Wanted. j Our stock reliable and emi l>c S lititn ?.! I?*i| for ninny nihvw mv? v ?j!? r? in ' tbe sriuie coinunity. Wo wu;;i a t4<w>.l j local a^ont in Hi is county. 'lVrms i liberal, first cIuhh ivtei'ciiow rcouii. | ed. j Codar 11 ill N ursery And Orchard Co. \V incli( ster fYnn. A complete lino <>| coiVuis- u'l ; i>ri<v8 ut T. .1 Ai rants'. MONEY TO LOAM. Money lfl loan on innuovril tea! j '*h luir at 7 ' , ( tmkc tfc von Tu Mckow. : Nov '05. /' o i/isa *D/c A orso , CAM DkN, ,S DRKSS M A K 1\!' \N|) LADIKS I A I LOR | West Dc!\alb Si Nc u Triniiv A1 I'- ('luiffh. Shirt, m a. <t < him Suil.i a S|>teia'tly . i : Monies I "or Sale. Two ; r < ? " id . iw 1 nw.m, om ft ! "'Ol. t j?_ , louiu m ii' I inn -*J J'uou;. '-Jill I *???< Hill dt IKUISI'S, ? t *? am rii < m. W ;i n : |j')Urt?'? to !ct. xv 1 ri : To buy Mil :i 11 f;;i fit III' II ; * (i (it ? R. W. MI 1CIIAM * ' OVl'l Cu.udoy |jruj; I \>. w AN ? ill) : ? District Manager*! to st ei^n*. fi.lvoi tfo and iHstiihufc Hr.mp'cs. Salary S 1 8 00 weekly. $o.00 pei -Jay for rxpe^aoij. Hi.ite ioo ami preoont cwptcyn.cw V/ ('Vi ^AU Ct)" 35) Ka^olph at., ( Ulcr.ga. SALESMEN WANTED to look after our lute rest in K-rehasv and ad^oent couottes Salary or com minion. Address, Tbo VLotor Oil Company, Clccveland, Ohio.' WANTED; ? In each stato to traypl, eifins, advertise and lenvo sample of our good*. Kul'tr? $7.r? 00 per nV'tlMl, ?f) 00 por day for expens.H. KlJHLM AN ( D<'|)t M, A TIi \ S BLOCK, CHICAGO Bakery & Fancy Grocery. Having moved into my new plnee or business, cornor Main Jund Hutletfgo St.s.. I invite my j friends, botli old and new, le c.tll and inspect my choice lire oC Brpad, Colcd? and Pi^s. A Iao carry full line of Fancy [Groceries, Candy up.*l every thing in the lino of Tobacco and (Jis.'ivr#, Orders filled promptly, tree delivery. You rs respect ful 1 y , ?INO. K. M'DOWALL IB. S. IIAIMrTk ? Z 4.NUFACTURERH OP? ?ooi Sash, Blinds, lould > Building Material, 5\a : Weights and Cord. :;HAJ7iESTON, - - r - S. C. ^ Piyx1 as & .QU3L . makes, u.l?ivh ' ?U<.-' inteo superior to any t Id South, and th?nreby save noney Window arid F&noy Glawa a ?ptoiaUy, ? Jaa. 4*4 I < chuck lull of I he bi^'est kind of ?#iik m Whii.o Goodn, f >h! wlial a feast fur the Ladies! v ;iO(M) yards oi' short lengths in .Madras, Mulls Mercerized Nainsook, India Linon and hiiwun at b> and 10 cents pci: \ ii\l. These floods : ? 1 1 ' worth I ion i '.?0 to i>0 cents jov yard. '!<) inch White Lawn .*> cents per yard ? worth ironv 10 to 1 '2 I -'2 cent s. i / Lonsdale Cambric at Me sells /very where at V2 I 2v\. Kiiii'iish i.on.u' ('loili :owi Nainsook lr??m 1 oc per yard up. Mer^rrized Waistings white hud colored Linen for suits, tffo :\u ! i ( ul lot i 1 abaiia nil k ? black, white joid colors, li7 inches wide, at only ?)(- cents per yard. Kverythii n you could wish in Lueos and Kmbroi l< <'ieB, la <1 e." i'ancx (dollars, Kelts. and a.il the. dainty little tl.icgs that: fy > to make, up a ladies touet. \ u KbintiiT t". of JY1 fitting* : in J.. pa a?ul^ C'^iiik'ts ? pl?in, w'?itu <ui(] ? it }>rict>d to pic. is:-. Wo are ngenfs (or the Lr.dies .1 1 ? me Journal Patterns ? )! iccH lo n;i?l 1 5:\ Now spriug style hook just ill. <?? f ti 1 i Z Sf* ??> AMD FARM SU PPLIE3 Y Wf handle the F. S. Ko>ster nnd other standard brands in nil ti ' h i_h grades. At. id and Mixtures, Muriate Poia di, and Nilr? ?? Sydrt. Etc,., which we will sol! for closest cish price or*' on jtporoved paper. / Yours] Respectfully, t THE FAMOUS Gl .1 EDGE ^P0*0^^ ?.l .YHIcrlgnc. rrapi&tor. &