The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, April 16, 1907, Image 2
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THE LEDGER.
Tuesday and Friday,
Ed. H. DeCamp, Editor and Publlahar.
say the least of It. unfortunate In
their choice. If they desire to state
GOLD NEAR WHITE HOUSE.
The Ledfer Is not responaibla for
he views of correspondents.
Hereafter no adveKlsemar.ta will be
accepted at this office after 9.30 o’clock
on Mondays and Thursdays.
Watch your label and the data.
And renew before ’tis too late;
If there be an error, don’t Ket mad,
Report to us—we’ll make yon alad.
Rem< mber, ’tig our aim to please.
But errors are like peskv fleas—
Thev will creep In In spite of fate.
Therefore, watch your label and the
date.
—Original.
When the Preacher "Butted In."
The St. Paul Pioneer Press relates
an anecdote at the expense of the
clergyman whom people call Dr.
Brown. He is pastor of one of the
; churches of that city, noted for his
good preaching, and is always ready
to take a hand in the enforcement of
I the laws against vice. One day he
appeared at the office of the city at-1
their reasons for selecting this lot— Yellow Metal Panned Within Sight of
provided thev have done so—tbo Washington Monument,
columns of The Ledger are open to Oold Is mined within sight of Wash
t jj em ingtou monument. The heights around
• • • the capital are really a part of the Ap-
W e note in the Spartanburg Herald l-alachian system, and before the out-
that the Electrical Power and Manu- break of the gold fever in California tornev. leading by the hand a boy of , we have and welcome. Fair exchange
, ^ , , „ * all the gold produced in the United about twelve years. is no robbery anyway, for we aim st
factoring company are going to erec ^ ^ Io „ „ “Mr. Murray.” said Dr. Brown. “I took_pne of yours outright last week.
Spartanburg to states came out of tne Appaiacman want yQu to haye who kee p S
a saloon down on Fourth street, ar
rested. He gave my boy a drink."
“Well! Ahem!” was the first char-
Acknowledaeg the Corn.
Our editorials must be good, as the
daily Spartanburg Herald thought
one good enough to use in Its editor
ial column without credit.—Bamberg
Herald.
They are. Knight. Sometimes we
are tempted to purloin them ourself.
—Gaffney Ledger.
Thanks, old man. Take anything
FOR BALE.
FOR SALE—Fresh
eggs. Apply to S. Q.
April 16 pd.
bronez turkey
SarratL
a power station in
cost »100,000. The Orst thine we mines,
know this comnany Is eolne to con- <"« »»-s <™taine<l tree
tract elsewhere for all the power they B"" 1 '« ”» rk « 1 '"‘I
. , ... crude processes then known, says the
can develop and then we will be ae- * , * . .
nrive.l of the Kreat benefits we mlKht lethmcal ttorkl. Then, too beeanse
would only do somethlne »' suhte mneai.
streams, mining could not be done at
any great depth.
enjoy if we
Are we going to sleep on our oppor
tunities?
Nevertheless gold mines are in prof
are undisturbed itab,e operation today in Maryland and
southwestern Virginia, and these gold
gold
a led.
UNJUST DISCRIMINATION.
That the Southern Railway is very
unjust in its attitude toward Gaffney
those who have a great deal of freight
business know, but the ge*ral nub aneT y flame consuming the buil.d-
ditent the
lie has no idea to what an
shippers of this town are discrimi
nated against by the biggest railroad
In the South. We would like to say
that it Is the greatest railroad in the
South but its smallness in dealing
•with those towns which it monopo-
Uzee precludes the possibility of it be
ing called great. In order that the
public may know something of the
attitude of the Southern toward Gaff
ney we Quote below the rate on
freight to Gaffney as compared to
othe- towns, the figures being taken
from the Southern’s tariff sheet and
furnished us by one of the largest
sMoners of this city:
You will please note the difference
When our lives
our pleasure* unblighted and our pro- . .
^ veins, badly broken and disintegra
gress unprohibited we little dream .. . ..
c ^ nf are being worked down through the
of the possibilities of one moment of CaroliQas aud iQt0 Georgla aud Ala .
success being transformed into anoth- ljama
e* of ruins. But. when we are awak- j jhere is not a ravine or gulch in the
ened from our slumbers by the loud environs of Washington city where, if
a man dig down to the gravel and black
sand that lie over bedrock, he cannot
by panning get a color. It has not been
si -ieks of the fire whistle to behold
the angry flame consuming the build
ings of our town, then we awabe to
duty and realize that we are unable (eund In sulHcIent quantities to make
,o cone with a lire under eood ^ mtata, etlmtlw. Mwyh myey
way. While our firemen are brave
hard fighters and use their nresent
equipments to the best advantage,
the numerous recent fires should be
a warning to prepare fo: war in the
time of peace.
• • •
Baseball lovers of Gaffney should
be getting their hearts right now as
the season is here. The young men
are beginning to work themselves into
men have washed out enough gold to
have a ring or charm made.
A f*w miles west of Washington a
man may see several small mines, some
in operation and some abandoned.
Great areas of gold bearing rock have
been uncovered or blocked out. Gold
is obtained, but in many Instances it
Iras cost more to extract it than tbe
gold was worth.
At present there is one mine in which
extensive operations are being carried
on. and. though the operators do not
; Shane for this season and with a lit- tnJk {or publication, the belief is geu-
tlft encouragement Gaffnev could af-' eral that they are making a good profit
ford one of the best indenendent ' from the mine. There are thousands
teams in the State. Then too why : of tons of ore In sight, and if you take
compared 1 ( witlT^he rates* to^Blaeki^ shoul.lnt we encourage the hoys? It a pound of the ore, crush it and wash
burg. Rock Hill. Yorkville. S C.. Gas
tonia, N. C.. and Gaffney, S. €. KI¥CB llJC UIUOI ,
ting the yellow stuff out in paying
quantities is the problem.
das': Nos.
1 ‘J 3 4 5 S A
6i- 0c tfo SHc 2!4o
B C n E H F I
l He 1U h<’ *yt<: « l/ *C
K L M N O P
$1 20c K*/4C 25e
Difference in Gaffnev and Spartan
burg rate from Charleston. S C.
Class Nos. — 1 2 3 4 5 8 A
*>« 2o 2e le 1c Ic 14C
B C D E H F
*4c '4C *4c if if If
J K L M N P
Jc ‘Ac 10c 10c $1 75c
Gaffnev has to nay a rate of 29 1-2
is good exercise for them and no end 11 a *’ ft * r nniount gold la ohtai I1,M l-
„f fun. It d,« the older neonle ^
something to enjoy during the hot
summer days; somewhere to go and
something to change the cloud of
thought of the over-worked business
man’s brain. In fact it puts ginger
into everything, so let’s encourage
the hovs with our presence at the
games if nothing else.
“PARLIAMENT OF MAN.”
Peace Congress In April Hope*
Resize Tennyson's Dream.
to
acteristic utterance of the attorney,
as he brushed his hand over his head
and face. “What time were you in
that saloon, mv lad!” he inquired,
turning to the body.
“Just come out a minute ago.” re
plied the urchin, modesty.
“Hum! Yes,yes! How did you come
to go in?"
“Don’t know. Just happened to.”
“Gave you a drink, did be?”
“Yes.”
And the bov wiped his face with an
upward stroke of te palm of his hand,
while Dr. Brown looked on with ex
pression of satisfaction. Mr. Murray
scratched his head a moment and pro
ceeded:
“Ahem! Well, what did they give
you to drink”
“Glass of water.” answered tbe boy.
“Whv didn’t you tell me that?” ex
claimed the minister, turning very red
in the face.
“You didn’t ask me, sir.” said the
boy.
Japanese For Canada.
A scheme is on foot for creating a
Japanese agricultural colony in the
heart of Alberta, Canada, says the
China Telegraph. Well to do Japanese
farmers are to Ik* taken out, according
to the project, and they will turn their
attention t<> the raising of wheat and
the cultivation of sugar beets and any
thing else which will thrive in the
climate. The necessary negotiations
are being carried out by B. It. Naga-
tany, who represents a group of capi
talists. and his proposal is to purchase
a tract of 50.00O acres from the Cana
dian Pacific railway. Mr. Nagatany
has already spent four years in Cana
da in the study of the conditions there.
■ and if he is able to carry his scheme to
success he intends to return to the Do-
1 minion in the autumn to complete the
1 arrangements.
Makes a Woman
1 Look Ten Years
Younger
Because It takes
a great weight
off her mind • •
Jett-O
Solves the daily Dessert problem.
By using Jell-0 it is jKJssible to serve
a different dessert every day in the year.
J el 1-0 can 1m; prepared in
stant! simply
add boiling water
and set to cool.
_ 7 flavors. 10c.
^per package, at all
grocers.
The Genesee Pare Food Co.. Le Roy. N. Y.
Visit oar booth at .1 ameet own E x position.
FOR SALE—A nice lot of Plga. Ap
ply to P. Smith, at Goucher.
April 16-19 pd.
FOR SALE—Several bushels of floe
cotton seed. Apply to Mrs. W. H.
Richardson or phone 175.
April 16d9 np.
Before buying or selling a farm or
any property, write to The CarollaB
Realty and Trust Company, Bishop
vllle, S. C. Feb. 1ML
FOR SALE—Firstclass babbit mit-
al. Apply at Ledger office.
FOR RENT.
OFFICE ROOMS TO RENT—Two
suits of rooms over the Merch&nti
Grocery Company store. Well light
ed and good ventilation. Merchant*
Grocery Company. Mar. S-tL
FOR RENT—Eight room houae;
good orchard; good garden; bam.
Apply to J. C. Lipsoornb.
Jan. 18 tf.
TO RENT—Office rooms over Tfcl
Lodger. Apply to Ed. H. DeCamp.
Nov. 2-tf.
FOR SERVICE—Fine Jersey MU
See J. H. Lipscomb or W. K. Guthite,
Limestone Springs. S. C.
April 9. 12. 16. 19 pd.
WANTED.
WANTED—Permanent boardem
rates reasonable; also transient
boarders at $1 per day. Good table;
courteous attention. Palmetto Hotel,
W. H. Dempsey, Prop.
April 2-tf.
Fire Insurance!
We represent some of the largest amd
most substantial companies and would
like to write your huslnes. 5-14-tf.
Smith & Lipscomb, Agents
If you have not received the Argo
The literal realization of Tennyson’s R e( j Salmon Cook Boob, ask your
dream of a “parliament of man” is one grocer or send a postal to the Alaska
a., miv-j tin • of the things which the National Arbi- Packers Association. Atlanta. Ga.,
(Denver Postd i tration and Peace congress, to be held Advertising Department.
The cigar stand in the lobby of the in April at Carnegie hail. New York, p
hopes to accomplish. The Interparlia
mentary union, which met in London
per 100 on sugar from Charleston Shirlev hotel is nearer the door than
while Blacksburg. Yorkville. Rock the desk is. and frequently people
Hill gets their sugar at 24 cents per w ho have never staved at the hostel- i ast year, recommended a yearly in-
100 and Spartanburg gets theirs at rv will go to the stand to register, i ternational congress to discuss sub-
The other evening a man from up in
List of Unclaimed Letters.
List of Letters-unclaimed ia the
nostoffice at Gaffnev. S. C.. for week
28 1-2. ' ne oin< - r evening a man irom up iu ; Jerts of lnternatloMl polI t| c8 , and the en $ r n s e ^ AmV Mrs. Sarah Brooks.
Rates from New ^ orb and Phila- Jje ’’anV went* to a the en cigar i coraln 8 oon>fres8 - aB Mre - I - ucla Ames \frs. Minnie Doucan. Mrs. Pack Hill,
delphla to Gaffney: |tne_ lobby and went to the cl « ar i Mead lnforrns the j^ ag , ie Kor polit- I Mrs. Ada Hardin. (2). Mrs. Maria
A nice assortment
of useful and ap
propriate pieces of
BRIDGE TO LET.
On Friday. April 19th I will be
the bridge at the Deck Tindall place,
on Big Thickety. to let the contract
for building the abutments.
E. F. Lipscomb,
County Supervisor.
Class Nos. — t 2
|i of ft 01
B C
♦5c :»c
3 4 5 8 ♦
WJc 87c 58c 51c 34c
I) F. H F
38c 58c 78c T5c
Oiks* Nos. —
1
2 3 4 5
6
A
80c
70c 60c 50c 41c
32c
2?c
1
ToGaffnoy -
84c
79c 84c 52c 43c
40c
24c
i
Difference
in rates —
♦c
tic 4c 2e 2c
8c
2c
i
R
0 n f.
H
F
!
38c
28c 25c 41c
51c
55c
To Gaffney -
34c
28c 27c 45c
55c
55c
Difference
in rates —
8c
2c 4c
4o
K
L M
N
O
|
To Gaffney —
17'4c $>35 13 45
19‘4c |2.40 ©3.50 $5200
I
Difference
in rates
i .5
$ 300
the lobby
i stand.
"What are vour prices?'’ he asked
of the girl.
“From 10 to 50 cents,” she replied.
To Blacksburg. Yorkville, Chester thinking he meant the price of cl-
— nk Rnck Hill S c- gars.
103 97 79 54’43 33 39 38 36 54 66 75. “Gee is that all?” he asked.
Rate from Richmond. Manchester, ‘Sounds good to me.
Suffolk. Norfolk and Lynchburg. Va„ The girl nut three boxes of cigars
to Blacksburg. Rock Hill and York- j on the case. The man took a Hava-
na. “Much obliged.” he said, it is
customary to set ’em up to every
new guest.”
The girl thought it was one of the
isuai little pleasantries men unload
at the stand. “Oh. yes,” she said,
“Well, said the man from the coun
try. “where is the register!"
“Right here. ” said the girl , point
ing to the cash register.
He thought it a good joke and
laughed. “Where is the book.” he
asked, when he finished laughing. “I
want to out my name down.”
“You don’t have to register when
vou buy a cigar.” said the girl. She I
did’nt know just what was wrong j
with that man.
“But I want a room," he said.
“Oh,” came from the girl, as she
realized the mistake that had been
made. “There’s the desk over there.
Go there and
leal Education, wants to get the Unit- ;Ross. Mrs. Bell Rice. Mrs. Luissie j
ed States government to Indorse this Smith. Mrs. Hallie Thomas. Homar
proposition Bonner. J. Lerov Glenn. G. H. Hill, |
-ih-o noritomont bHa iiit Virgil Hortenbury. Gus Hart. R. L.
Such a worids parliament sho ild ,i ef ort Mandy McCu!logh Henry Pet .
meet In Geneva. I think, said >-ni. ty Jimle Ri C h 8 om. David White. Geo.
Mead. “That would be a better place p earS o n .
Glassi
Blacksburg. Rock Hill. Yorkville,
Gastonia. Spartanburg. Greenville and
Anderson have a rate from the above
named Virginia cities on canned
goods in car lots of 33 cents per 100
and in less than car lots of 45 cents,
while Gaffney has to pay a rate of
43 cents in car lots and in less than This is the cigar stand
car lots 52 cents. get your room.’’
Gaffney navs to the railroad hun-1 Then she dropped into a chair
dreds of dollars a year more than to laugh. Pretty soon the clerk came
the above named towns on this one to the stand. “Say.” he said to the
articles. girl, “what made you tell that
Now wo ask. “Is it right?” Is it mai i. We rooms here for from 10
to oO cents a night? He said he
fair for his company to discriminate wasn ' t c beap and would take a quar-
against this town In such a manne.-? tor one. He’s gone awav with a had
How can we hone to build up a city oninion of us.'
than The Hague. A building should
l*e erected for it there, and every year
the representatives of the nations
could meet and talk over and smooth
out, if possible, difficulties likely to
provoke war. It might tell us perhaps
how to get honorably rid of the Philip
pines. If It had been In session eight
years ago, when the war cloud In the
far east was no bigger than a man’s
band. It might have been dispelled be
fore It burst. Such a congress could
also unify our coinage. It could take
all the rubles and kreutzers and dol
lars and pounds and give us a common
medium of exchange. That would be
a great thing for business.”
Mrs. Mead seems to think that the
peace of the world rests to a consider
able extent with England and the
United States and that at tbe present
time It U “up to” the latter to make
tbe next move.
“England Is leading the world today
in her desire to reduce her arma-
ments.” said Mrs. Mead, “and she Is
looking to the United States for n sup
porting hand.”
Call for advertised letters one
cent due on each.
A. R. N. Folger. P. M.
Letter to L. Baker,
Gaffney. S. C.
Dear Sir: Josh Billings never said
anything truer than this: “Sucksess
duz not knosi'st ov never makin blun
ders but in not makin the same wun
twist.”
N R Watkins, of Lott. Texas, had
his house painted some years ago.
and it took 13 gallons of what he be
lieved to be paiit: he bought it for
paint, and it looked like paint, the
painter said it was paint.
He has had it painted again; it
took 7 gallons Devoe.
It cost 165 before; now 135.
He bnows it is painted now. and
he’s got that $30 in a safe place. He’s
got his knowledge in a safe place
too.
Yours truly
39 F W DEVOE & CO
P. S. Wilkins-Watson Hardware
Co. sell our paint.
ii just received,suit-
|
3 able for gifts on
I an occasions : :
I
I Our Price is a Figure
I
jj See our stock be-
^ fore you buy.
NOTICE TEACHERS.
The regular teachers examinatloii
win be held at the court house on
Friday. April 19th. beginning at t:IO
a. m. We shall expect every one ap
plying to be present promptly ea
that day and at the hour.
County Board of Examiners.
J. L. Walker,
R. C. Sarratt,
Jas. C. JefferlMk
Argo Red Salmon is cleaned and
narked entirely by machine, and not |
touched by the human hand After
♦ rving it vou will use no other.
April 15-19.
wben the railroad—which will be bene
fited as much if not more than any
one else—makes it impossible for us
to compete with our neighbors?
Would it not be better for the rail
road to give us justice by giving an
‘That’s not the worst of it.” said
the girl “He’s gon<- away with one
of our 15 cents cigars, too.”
Clerical Strategy.
tPhiladeplhia Record.)
A Methodist clergyman of German
town. whose name is not revealed for
equal freight rate and thus enable us obvious reasons, had in his congrega
te build up our town and consequent- ! tion at a service h* Id recently, two
1y create more business for the rail- !r ‘ en ^ho troubled him by sleeping in
road? Certain U is that the present 1 n!ty <>f gavlnK ^ one of Uiem; . Mr .
New Wzy to Telephone.
The new way of using the telephone, 1
supposed to have been hit upon by one 1
of the many l. -altli cranks who are in THE DISTRICT COURT OF U. 8. i
concerned with keeping clear of germs, I
which is to press the receiver against FOR THE DISTRICT OF 8. C.
the chest instead of holding it close to in BANKRUPTCY
the mouth aud talking in the usual |
wav. the voice, it is claimed, l»eing the matter of Lipscomb Silica
Springs Company, bankrupt. To the ,
CHEROKEE
■ DRUG COMPAHYI
HOLLISTER’S
Roeky Mountain ""ea Nuggets
A Busy Medicine for Busy People.
Bring* Goiilen Health u.k> Renewed Vigor.
A opeciflc for Constipation. Indigestion, TArWk
and Kidney troubles. Pimples, Eczema, Impucw
Blood. Bad Breatb. Sluggish Bowels. Headacb*
and Backache. Its Rocky Mountain Tea in tap-
let to"m. 35 cents a box. Ueuuin3 made ay
Hollistku Drug Companv. Madison, Wis.
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SAL10W PEOPfJ
DON*T FORGET
I yon cu M curwd of Caner, T»- I
I mor or Chronic Ohi Soros. Tsn I
I thousand cases treated. It Is the I
I surest cure on earth. Daisy Is I
I fatal. How to bs cured? Just I
I writ# I
I D. B. GLADDEN, Grover. N. C. I
DR. J. F. GARRETT.
DENTIST.
Moved te new oMc« over FrsdsHsfc
Street, Front of the Battery.
’Phene In Office and Reeldenee.
unjust rate makes ever/ shipper feel
unkindly toward the road. It is Just
such treatment as the railroads are
A . did vou over notice that Mr. B.
had fallen into the habit of sleeping
•luring service?” Mr. A. had not no-
... , ticed it. but he was pained at infor-
arcording us that makes everv man maUon -weH. might I ask you to
in town almost hate the railroad. | sit beside him next Sunday and nudge
We will never forgive the legislature him in case lie falls asleep?” Mr A.
of South Carolina for allowing the wou!d 1 most <*riain|v , lo The re-
q .. * 1 anon v ^rend gentleman then sought his
So it hern to Robbie up tbe S. C. & G* i esteemed pari &b loner. Mr H “Mr.
F. Ray what you please about it the B.. have you noticed Mr. A’s habit
frHeht rat“s are higher todav than of sleeping during the sermon?" Mr
when w e had the S. C. & G. E. We | B - ha ^..^* erVfed 1 1 . t arKl l, 1 a ' 1 Da, , n '
. , , A ^ led. Well, would you do me the fa-
have no oomnlalnt to make of the VOr 0 f sitting beside Mr A next Sun-
treatment of the local attaches of the dav and nudging him If he shows an>
road. Thev are as courteous as it is signs of drowsiness?” Most c rtaln-
nosuible for men to he. but the of* ly ’ ' Mr ' P' do BO , rh< *
- . , . . . . . . spectacle (A the t wo good men keep-
flclal treatment is nothing short ofjj nK watch on each other th - follow-
hlghwav robberv. How long are we | n g Sunday morning nearly upset the
t arried j,e:T < .!y. is now quite popu
lar in riil!". k'.pkia. according to the
Hceord. Tl,«* 1<-. s clothing there is be-
l ecu the ( Lest and the receiver the
better, hut If the pressure be firm tbe
umuiI nn:>‘iint of wearing apparel. It is
'If dared, does not interfere. The sd-
entific explanation of this phenomenon
Is that the sounds of the voice which
are made in tbe chest are carried by
the Ixmes n« they would be by a sound
ing Isuird.
going to be forced to submit to It?
It would seem that it would nav the
business men of this town to bitild a
independent road to connect with the
S. A. L. at some near point rather
than submit to such outrageous treat
ment
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
That Is a timely suggestion made
In another column of this Issue by
“Citizen." It certainly appears to us
that the board of trustees were, to
dignity of the clerical plotter.
There is nothing more dainty for a
Picnic or lunch<-oii than Argo Red
Halmon Handwiches or salad. The
Cook Book tellH you how to prepare
them. Ask vour grocer
April 15-19
Bast thing oa earth for colds and
grin. Nature'© Cough Remedy and
Grip Tablets. If a 50c bottle of Na.
ture’e Cough R«medv and a 85c box
of Grip Tablets don’t knock that
cold we will refund that 75c aa
cheerfully aa w© took It Gaffney
Drug Co.
The Honduran Mule.
Forlorn of agf-x. can It be
That Tim*-, repenting of the past,
Hath tardily accorded thee
Thy due at last?
The heavy buroen and the load
The world hath heaped upon thy back
Have found reward In cuaa and goad
And aounding whack.
The homo tiath pranced through rhyme
and hour
fK’an one of wood at Troy got fame).
Rut who hath tried In history long
To boost thy game?
Rut now across the wires we're told
Of how a thief with burgl'oue tool
Attacked a stable, pinebed an old
Honduran mule.
And how the Nicaraguan who
Purloined that mule unchained the
door
Which freed, although he never knew,
The dog© of war.
Bo dusky braves shall soak the earth
With brunette gore In many a pool.
And all to demonstrate thy worth.
Illustrious mule!
—Philadelphia Ledger.
creditors of Lipscomb Silica Springs
Company, of Gaffney, in the county
of Cherokee, and district aforesaid,
bankrupt. *
Notice is hereby given that on the
13th .lay of April, 1907, the Lipscomb !
Silica Springs Company was duly ad- 1
indicated bankrupt, and that the first
■neeting of the creditors will be held
in my office at Gaffney on Saturday.
Xpril 27. 1907, at 10 o’clock in thfi ,
’orenoon at which time the said ere- '
ditors mav attend, prove their claims,
appoint a trustee, examine the bank- j
nipt and transact such other business i
a 8 mav properly come before said 1
meeting.
G. W. SPEER.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
April 16. 1907.
DR. W. K. GUNTER,
I ) E IN T I « T
liiice in Star Theatre Building.
Phonk No. 20.
Crown and bridge work a specialty
WILLIAM 8. HALL, JR n
Attorney at Law,
Gaffney, 8. C.
Office ov»r The Battery.
Prompt attention giver to all bnln—a
WHEN IN A HURRY SEND TO THE
LEDGER FOR YOUR JOB PRINT-
ING.
You
Are
Respectfully
* * f'
Invited
To visit our store on April 17,
1907, when a representative of
H. J. HEINZ CO. will be pres
ent to demonstrate the 57 Varieties
of good things for the table. Sam
ples will be 'served and tbe
merits of these food products will
be explsined.
All srticies besting tbe Heinz
label are guaranteed to be absolute
ly pnre, and we are authorized to
refund tbe purchase price H for '
spy cause any of them prove un
satisfactory. Let everybody come.
flw CMpany Store. ‘
If anybody has a message for
1 ' the people of this community
he cannot deliver it to them so
effectually, so cheaply, so quick
ly in any other way as through
< ► the columns of this paper.
It is the business of this pft-
o per to carry messages of one
kind and another into homes.
(k The message will b« delivered,
' ( too, under favorable conditions,
for few persons take up their
* local paper except in a pleasant
and receptive frame of mind.
The sign upon the fence board
4 * may be good, but it can be seen
< ’ only by travelers who go that
< ► particular road. The menage t
in the local paper carries itself < >
to thousands, no matter by which <4
road they travel. 41
Select* your space and pwt 0
your message where it will do <,
the most good.
We. perhxpe. can hdto
yaelfyMwfa bet safe m.
FOR ALL COUNTY *EW* JM.
fORTANT HAFFENIMGS IN THffi
STATE AND EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN FOREION LAND* TANS ANN