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4JV4,-ovild all d K. I . AL(I.l., t:' rtlT : C( l1 1 I I 1 I..-:1i' I' Is :l. ( h'olt l ahi, January ' -Tilt' r te tt r part of thi-' ( week in the I.cg;i--'alrltt' wa taken up with the eletioniit . l'I . at all off now and there is phain aiin' alha;d of the law uimaker.. .\l of 'Tutia was taken up with the elections and an af ternoon and ti ht est'in were belil. There were \cry fctt ewhanlgtS whcre the ini.ilnnhlent t toolt for re -t"h-etiton. The old hi(ari of ,Stite diSIpeIai' di rectori were r"e-ehieteil, tllo;hou h it ((trolig iliht. h was iade itttin.-t it' tin aiul iukes. Inl fact there recned. to Il more interet centered1 arttlunil thi leittion than any other. Mr. If. If. I-'.vans of our town wta' continued on the loarl 81nd1 rl.ciivt) a1 very colmpli nentary Vote. II faet "llub," Sceems to hold Ik own rem.1ark. ably wt-ell t " i th the ncmher. of the I .eg'islature. It w ill be rIn-m tred that tIwo yearm ago he headed t he t itet for the satnl position. I at very glad that .l I.- .a lortit wa una11nimou11--1y 'lt' itld State ilbrarian 'Ih(ere was sO l alk of oplpit.t ion ut (li ii 'I' Ilt' iii tt1111i i tti' itrall The redli-trictini. btli. wter' t:ak,"n up in ti- hoiu- yp :,tird. ib am l " .a ,it S('eeeht t ilde i ,It iit in r a- tie i ;a beenl tIecei(th-1 utml. Thell t rOubI;. i-, .'( ing to be to gel the d istricts--01arra1npt1 as, to lit t ll p I litical a tirati n-- a l alltioi- of ti 1 iatt-io - iat hlt- - t itlt eihlliil r li cill ih,:n i.l .tIl -;,.tili ii I.h til l ii' inello i1t '. iii t . I l it -i tlit111i1i.Itit 0' i f'ill 1l tt'1it :l:"l-i I u this NIttno. julry law,t' It is ililla rtant til:tt --m(1, jury\ law hI- --d. a- there' can ht- no 'nrts uttil it i: don1, that i- to s r il ('ourlt- with ;inrv til--, for .hl' -luprl'1me cout has tIcelalcti the' ptrcs1'1t jury lat' uneonit 'it io il. loln. W . I'' Stct 1n-on, the ptrt-cnt spe'aker' of t'.t hou'c and)1 the ln-'n,h'r fromt ('hesterti i, ann( unce' t hat ht' will he ca taohit for attor"n e :n ral during the taun aini tht, coni suiie r. n lit-rit h.e pr o- i- fy r-. Sunu ie r.li II' -ay= I,,' Irolu i 1' t i"'. sign the po.-ition- he I hll - ai-t i; p re.idecnt andi ratilro:li attorne\ -o tha' if lecte't i hi- entir,' time will b ln to the p p l ilt. i'I will be -i 01itt- t (l Ir thte pto;ition1 by ('oI. I'. \. I '. "t: r", the t pre 'nt a -iitanlt aliltit'r y 'llen'Ial. im lt "t tIle teolitte 11 . li- t t' l' tl ' ,t ihc' 'ui'oem el riotlieharetiuct lii thrg-li '] th oltinion of 't. Ghnteeer a i to h State eharts -ohl1 over the' State a ftti yi r ago. There will he ph -nty of oattiaitt -, for all the pito tions to b tih Ilb.tt. Ay least th at i. ,,le tm l ,:. atpresent. t h l o t olie ( hli.,h ona -rae'i --ol-'~ dsier-'llym ihn atherdan.. aho',h1t:., no rge-ton- o rjitaineat i tii Si( ii il i's plesa o put- iit n Tlhe, ()ae,v) man gr erie ntly aprpr-e n of ui ::..ii' I i:t( .. ich he soy we--arefud ri.g b..in. bthe witlicenn '.I'ueayid- wn.t coywithar toheae .onta rule a nd redum lwe ret:v Le rules n,oe sain :'3 isu fewkyiar ti.at i inoitrte i ia , to sin passion: balndwt)le tOe pre.po--st arranoelnciln ie hain-,b wll is oner h eded fr a piee of ahGe. mayg weatr and then tiuk b theely.t fo othvery puryo-. Ie amr :-titiltmher eny utitgt eter te atchm, bItut from will Stte han to nteth Statewie hopeme th post. theae oflifrom wl~l ** I raereent seck the gr,eaterlyctofa cent week aendtemanlettbervie rittena forgeybe.the the amnte flegiastura unkin andr heatleas.nt ontheg Saot tTh ke pt omotan omeinuidet at Nw ey eosecialddayen the was st elc no rbe ate. Ar j ftlanine suchtIit aji ~ ~ play ofve tason Take oberver ma tak advidntge ostese ofporulinIt Itlt gencen t ndwthut henuolent la utiont s too laure.Itk tforne heA rea m,a-y ruesbefory saoine bach unkendr ahgain thweklii I am wy Hel thul seende Mor an cas of Glen Evusprinswead the gn drinka reny I m vey s rr oterur c ntm' rayi tin psc ate,an rs he wll iveear o te satemnt hic vi-it hir .lter. ft R r 'il' lit vent i j""i a lll lii 1 ''i n t er l Th 1 no i nei rii .i eltti n e ni f It' to I. 11 lt l ti. t . a) ttt'i l : I l I } i l l V T .iil ll Ii ~"t ' b l a H 't ''a , Iti 11 11 or t ' N tw h r h o1 1 tn( :Iil: n I' ; IIi :I1; h 1'itw , tu I1 \ ro 1 --l ari I lt.t 1 11) l 1 tlitm .\ii Ir i itr\ \\'Il a IIt. to p i lt al i : t m - i f r th\' i ho11.? ill igenl y tilla --ialls .-i1i' In1 ; tior itn l 11111 l - IIe -, t h i a tlI ' ''11 t 11is t ll ' Il'!11 I a-l li t1w. -1.1(t( 11 ie ti ito i t lr Iluni t+hi ; -t- t who ar 2 r.-p (1 I11t-I' allt i ' ll., - ' II tll Ill' Ilat~t1. lr. I I14-It' Ila. 1 1 l It l t li' tiltf Thri rl ina a' r( n(--IIfn tli r, t"ui:r:tl bt' -t111' it 1 11'( i1 11 1 2I l l It N Ill * ll'' i2 ill 2. lft hlat itsni il lt lIt tt Ioin hipa an11 I Illl"r- 1 ll'11 . III (ii I l li 11 \~ 1 I l ( .I -it I atto t lif:11t 1' Ilii l 11 ll i' , 1111I IIttl'iii,-- )f Itow n, atlld 1"liu shtll cn hwl t' he ll iisii t:s:t-y la i. Ift l'lll' 1 il 111 lt"jt' Itti i tl rltIi I i 'it l'"1 i- -1 bl t 112 ipIalIf 2r revok tl I bft ha ter' o'f it \ 'ir iniat ('arI li I1a l'hn o n1 i' t'l'tnliany" i- -i,t'rt :iti Il dIIt tti Iit ha unly netIlt 1 el t tioln 'L i:n i l: " ' - ti,n I. ThIlle t:tlrI It hIf Ill \';1r,itiIII ar1lli-mI ('h-111' :cal (' on l I, t 11 : Ul i thn - a i .' l-- here lI th '}i etl - '1ti,."' a : lt ' ' \ ' iIt t sl . I : r al brL, i :- 2, t tl, i t -- ; l ' I l ! -ei r .'' r it l , 1 ,- i liiIt r ' l lil - t1ust 1 laws.t I-'.. Il. A. N I1 '1 1 1 "I(II2 il. (1t::l wlta's t'. I e'i t. l' ,'11tt'Il tNt ' - -t- i 1.tr ' t)ll; ei r' ' .1 t1 w-t.s 7.'l it l t2l 1 :, 1{t tt i t' l .tl (lit' :. iiTIle ItIlist\e iS\ 21S f'o 1.5 Stt pit'iet lot s iti I tIlh : r wh14 i ts . li ie Ilt'i,tt i' w 1 \\ i:t t I1:l t itf ti t ite rwise hIl ti r i "1 ll \t lhli I'xhl :s t 'wtill ils t \\hien tt' h x pin -trc.ne ,n u '1ia to iitt l" wI t'e wie\t ot h< e p to" the i t ll1:w lti "' til ti: .tlju tt rI . \ it ' stil I ! t't e n :li I \t s t(' 1 lltst . s Ili 11 it t (,lie ll I t i I I t e\'. , 1el;I t}ie a1t S ll mell.tit t Ilitt w ie.t TI I11 h.e lio,t aot et h a igtl we ei :l l l it l t i.I la;I' <r. : ie t fettt l \ \ tIt ( ",i:. T hl wt,i g I:g lfr sI t hi elb t'l-" u .it l 'r he , re-n.n i,st of i tit it ; i the ntlt h- I t, tl Sl tnd wetiateri . ed w oith lhe e:lat srnlae therc. Achientealdn wewsdisced , t d-'i n t th.t, wi l lh h4\t surler itntisd"'d th.n'th.l th e go thitIgh tl i' tol-tth that tiillt. tha lt i t\,t ., no't 1m 1 -a l 1n ; : '1 til l ,t tPitti,11 m l \ t\ - :. """ I ti ( 1t h ei Tttud1dc theII 1t, tt Wly iIi i}11 haile e .h i atii'l New 1Ie -1 i I" i ved I' . \'heii Iupple t ents two t .n i : tiht tha urt g dat-n ! rIdn . the " fth t if he 01). .i't n ltIene t1 i, e i ,t r .'er 'lth Iv eno's mesgeS,i o:n Tue sdy, t ;t t 1. ut nll the. Iet es tt 11".tt ue1 canI ge}t for1 beting0 >tl veel s"t cot"e t1p1t iblet a t ic-1 \\'t" hlto ' te n w \\ 'huln in i!.tratiton will .,lml ini'"ter thet affa;ir: 1'f 1te I'ltte w\ithI 'rnt I':nti.( \it . t 1tih\erver, jan1 21. '(Te ("\plana tilln IIf lte above\" arlti'h- is by\ the Ileahll Iln N w inI }ti\int its. nIub w ilv h ; the :initt111l n.sc Itt Ifliw' 111\. .lthtout i. W el h.tI vell} ttl in1 te t'1 i C t tit its stihset ihets who live itl tihe city of New'bet ly? Cert.tiinly no "f;it<'titisI' otn the l p.it of the p, stoillee (elt.(tIiet.t kept it flttil doitig this. 'it'- ttl i itt test we have itt t he fli.tter. ho\\ e; t'r, is to ito ll-ino ".?t i nti "ed' e\ti. howin t is l1et '. 'Te p:t 1.te l' t .Il l t i . it,iv . i w n it knt is Ilie t wa5sgoing to iit.itt e tu i t e ition of the spel tin il1 it u.1 set t to t ti llteleh t to the inletl. It t'otmpied with the laws guaItt. itig tIll 1e I ilte 1 t ist. e hees tt e it w (et an ex tt. elitiot lite :1pet tl.ttede the t,el\ in \ itlth it was ititilleti. The ( )hsetvet's s' .tlelnent didt not eollllyv withl thle law\i blee.se it n;( ta snpp lement to he issue of the ( )bset ver' of J:Inua;ry ; (th ial tInderr the hit l gnttel i;ihove, onh not he atilet (litite it 1 till. It ;ikna es little di ife tence it i when the )hlsret gives iti teitets lite luewv . \\e h.ave noething whittevt- ito do \with th:t(. Blt hii in the b)hse vet gets h.idly he;aten b,y .1 cetl1tpor".ny it .h nh ti,t ge Ni at 1tilti Iti.ister. Iit this in'tIne it u i%ts simply a ca-c of 'n ttl>.11it jti-rilp1lying with the baw a l ;etitig its extait eitiot sent thtontgh the S'ttoltiee ;tl giving its le;iders tile iteS file it asti sneitt itil of ,thet r 1et ;ie flailitng ite e(itllyl\ withi the law aindla.ilitng to give its t-it thtie news ito then ;tett i t lt i%il e ositiastet. IN NE WI11+;ICIC . a'I. (hll . f A of I he A. it. 'rt"Lhytei hitt V Iv{ \tN i- b.rry 1 1nd oi lnv No t-te fhin l I'heaisaNnf it say or l's. \e sp n' t\ no hours itn N \et .'rri last, wi t'. \\'kire on New-pap)ser ' i iw. It --ltnwii ntural tt v"isit, a n('\\w papr I'tOf t-. We t":lne first to the olliee of t,he t '- ''r ,t anti thel. lthe'r1n\'isitor. l-'Ii or\\'allaee wahhy w ' vrit.inv iha:te and e yl _ nt editorials lir. llduoeal was fill tf work Oni) the "i.itor. BSoth of these it ar elet,anilt getnItlemllt n and ian lIr n:nttnt to their profession. \\'e always :i w ;'I t ghreetinlg i this olliet. The t 1 '--ri (ler h of is t ell)ili i1i its opl ieg i b mI ' l w in\t:ithinery' -- ress, cngine. ta T iet /iint", n Witss, Iktsoe.ne e. n"' i. a dai4y. The iieral and N ws has moved fmit it" Ohl stand aeriu s the ,treet in fe, l t of it' tll ollit Iito mlore exten ir\ t' 1mttrte'r.. \\'e Ipt'.t, at few mo m1)onts in tis - 111i',. I'')und1 t.he tditor1s n' t 1i r. .\tnd 1'N young rrt ther hais 'tar"efo of the business in his aba'esen in I'ohunihitit. The OlIcte seeIti to he wt'nll of Itpl ed and pr-ieptared frill all kind, Ofbuie . i\e are giad to ind Dr. \c'lintock en tirt'ly w\ .1 ,ain. Shook hands5with \lI. .l.A. Ctt. d, 11'. Post' ero 1at.ill an,i MI r. 1:Iiwin Carlisle. Thes i nt t a nonwetrebs ai.et w,orkw in Lth bank. "i anIt'arolina alnfaeturing ('mpny \ . I A. l'relsb yterian, !2nd. It h:Y i: t IC AnI.C. tt: Ug CitOItI'. A 1,It t1iittoy' t 1.rtf fave"y. i h14ve a few word to St rIeldarding ('h-tnhl trlain'.Goni.h licre dy. i1taved Iy" lit.tle boy's life and I feel that I :'i pnll raisend it enout,h. I bought, a hottile of it, from11 Il A\. St,oure of G:oodl AlynIt, S., and wo henis ot, om with it tiht poor baby coknh hrly brthI wa(. in tveitthk mdiy ind as dlsh ireteevr t.heni t'tthoug(f ht trehe ws goingmany 1 hokn to dent.h \Vt Ilha tof uldh phit'm iutndfris tou.h anm frain ly froetf ot t hot,tlei canl ofmedic, my hdys wofuhe poe olear Sineray. .10 Demony t., inw od Iwa I'o .l etc )i ayetmu.h theav .aovter otLh, nd eaboard Airg e i 'l'talay ill ellr htietsiefrtom ' ar hoine wil Penaoa \liland etw N)rleank aratd orne fare, for the rind tr. ''icrt on ialIe o 'l'ertary t 1 trincsiet nimte uitil Southrnar y15bu. trai Neo.itin 'Iicketd, with jonart, ent, and ponCa.y ment of iftyetsy fee2 saell of tex IAirk linte T offebs evbefrom walh wilt.e,tavsinge wioubte daile afervie thatrrn paror tatrson oay traisveand fl'nksian lpes tak nic o,rains. yuneas, agLset, thr brie b.e-l. for that ount.yfrnal ieer,I Repairing Neatly Done Never thought of such a sign for a medicine did you? \V ll, iis a goo(l sign for Soitt's IE.illsion. The body has to )c rep)aire<l like other Ibin s all Scott's 1-mulsion is the medicine that does it. These poor bodies wear out fr Im worry, from over-work, froml (lisease. They get thin 11(1 weak. Some of the new ones are not well1 made-and all Of the old ones are racked f rm)ll long usage. Scott's Emulsion fixes all kinds. It does the work both inside and out. It makes soft hones hard, thin blood red, weak lungs strong, hollow places full. Only the best ma terials are used in the patching and the patches don't show through the lew glow of health. No one has to wait his turn. You can do it yourself-you I and the hottle. rhis pictur, rep;i., -e: ts the Tr;Lde la k f. S,.'s It''nulsion and( ic o: it. twrapper of eVay lot:le. Send for free sample. - SCOTT & iOWN. E 409 4 'call St.. Nx V.:k. Soc. and $r. all ItIggis(;. M(laster's Sales. STATlE OF 8OUT1i CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWVBERtY-IN (XMMON PLEAS. Sallie C. Wheat, Plaintiff, vs. 1). 11. Wheeler, Defendant. V OII'Ri 0O? TI'I', COURtT i herein, I will sell at public out ery', to the lhighest bidder, before the Court Hlouse at, Newberry, S. C., during the legal hours of sale, otn the tirst Mon day in February, 1902, the following described lots lying in the Town of P'rosperity, Connty and State aforesaid. 1. 'l'hat lot fronting twenty-five feet (tnt MeN ' street and lolley's Ferry road, ant. running back eighty-five feet to another lot. of SallieC. Wheat and bounded by Lot No. s, belonging to Dr. .I. It. Siin son, and Lot, No. 4 formerly belongiig to logan Wise. 2 That lot, frontiig on Main street, anti vontaining 'Ten One-hundredths (10-100) of a acre, more or less, and r~unning back to street in rear and ot,h-. erwise hounded by lots of 10. K. Beden haughi, .1. 1B. Simpson, A. L. WVise and Saltlte C. Wheat. Terms of Sale: 'T.be first lot to be s0o(1 for cash. T'he se-ond lot for one half cash, the halane on a crediit, of twelve months from day of sale, to be secuiredl by bond of t he p)urchaser and( mortgage of the premises sold1, with interest from day of sale. Purchaser to pay13 for stamp)s and papers. II. 11. IlKARD, Master N. C. .I an. 9, 19102. STATE 0OF SOUTH CA ROLINA-~ COUNTY 01F NEW~'BERRY-IN COM'JON PLEAS. M. Mlonroe Harris, Administor of the l'er-sonial 1Cstate of JTames Y. Harris, D)ecease%, 'lintif, against Ella M. Suber, Defendant. B)Y OItDER OFT1'l ICCOURTIHIERE I)in, I will sell to the highest bid der-, before the Court, House at New berry, S. C., on saleday In February, nIext,, 1902, all the two tracts or planta t.ions of land situate and1 being in the ('ounty of Newherry, and State afore said, containing in Tract No. I, One Hlund red and Forty-two (142) Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of W. B. Oxner, Geo. 10. Hardy, Adolphus Hardy, Mrs. 1H. WV. Allen and Mrs. Trract No. 2, the Maybinton Tract, containing Twenty-one (21) Acres, more or less, andi bounded by landd of W. B. Oxner, Mrs. Hannah Henderson and M rs. Sallie H enderson. Terms of Sale: One-third cash, hal anice on a cr'edit of one and two years from day of sale, the credit portion to be secured by a bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises sold, with leave to t,he purchaser to pay all or any part of his bid In cash. Pur chaser to pay for papers H. H1. RIK1(ARD, Master. Master's Offlee, January 6, 1302 Don't buy worthless Seeds. When you buy you get new crop seeds, each paper dated 1902. SEEDS FOR GARDEN - AND FIELD. buy of Precintion Pb8m8cs Master's Sales. 'TATE OF SOUT l CA ItOINA, COUNTY OF' NICWBEtRY -IN COMMON PLEAS. indrew .1. 8. I,angford, in his own right and as ex'or., and Mlilton A. Carlisle as executor of the Will of William L,angford, de:'ceased, I'lain tilfs, against lilalinla I iggins et al, Defendants. B3y Olit Tt0 1ll l, COUl)R T herein, I will sell at. putblic out .ry before the ('onrt Ilouse at New berry, between the legal hoies of sal., ml the First Monday in "ehruary, 1902. all the real estate in the Town of Newberry, subdivide(ld into lots a+ will appear by plat, which is now on file in the Master's olllce, and which plat will be exhibited on day of s;-, the same being Lots Nos. 8, 5, lt6, 17, 18, 24, 25 26, 35, 36, :17, 38, -10, -11. 431, 44-, 415, 417, 418, -I9. Also all the real estate known as thw Crawford land, situated In the Town of Newberry, subdivided into lots as will appear by plat now on tile in the Mas ter's oflice and will be exhibited -a day of sale, the same being I.ots Nos 1. 7, 11. 12, 13, 14. ''ho Town lots In Newberry will he sold one-half cash, balance in one year to be secured by bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of thepremlises sold. Purchaser to pay for papers and rev ente stamllps. Ii. II. ItIKAltD, Master. Master's Ollice, January ti h, 100:;. STATE OF SOUTH CAlROLINA, COUNTY OF NEW\BVIttY IN COMMON PLEAS. F'annie C. Russell et, al. Ad ininistratore, Plaintiffs, against ) A. Russell et al., Defendants. 13Y OlI)It OF TIlE COURT -herein, I will sell at public outery before the Court House at Newberry, between the legal hours of sale, on the first Mond-, in February, 1902, all thlst lot of land, situate, lying and being in the town of Newberry, County of New berry, State of South Carolina, neasur Ing 40 feet in width and 72 feet (i inch es in length, and bounded on the south by Friend street, east by lot of Mrs. Iarristt, Y. Lane, north by estate of Jacob S. Russell, and west by lot of, or formerly of, Wim. Langford. Also that lot of land in town of New berry on Main or Pratt street, measur ing 40 feet In width, and 127 feet 6 inch es In length, bounded on the north by Main or Pratt street, east by lot of Mrs Harriett Y. Lane, south by estate of Jacob S Russell, and west by lot of, or formcrly of, Wi. Langford. All that lot of land in town of New berry, said County and State, contain ing Nine Hundredth (9-100) of an acre, more or less, known as lot. No. 2 of the mill lot, fronting on Main or Pratt street, otherwise bounded by lots of Nos. 1, 3 and 6 of said mill lot. Also lotl No. 12, ir. block 13, of the Newport News, lampton and Old Point Dt veloping Company's, addition to the town of Newport News, Warwick Coun ty, In the State of Virginia. Terms of Sale:-Newport News lot, cash. The other lots, one-half cash, balanceon a credit of twelve months with interest from day of sale until paid at 8 per cent. per annum, to be se cured by bonds of the purchasers and mortgages of the premises sold. Pur chaser to day for all papers. H. H. IKARD, Master. Master's ofilce, January, 6, 1902 Lowneg'S Famous Chocolate and Bon Bons, Fresh and toothsome. Sold only by us. Fresh supply in bulk or in packages always on hand. When you get LOW N EY'S you get the best con~ fections made, regard less of price, and when you get it frorn us it will be FRESH.. Price 60c per pound for regular stock pack. ages. S.B. JONES. New Year Goods FOR Vour New Year Supply of anything that is kept in a first class BOOK STOQE f'ou can find Cheap at Mayes' GENERAL. LINE OF L.EDGERS AND ournals and Book. Keepers Supplies always nn had -/ - TRI THIS IS TH To counlt, so be sul'0 I)egils with this (1. 22nd, 1902. Send a, packages. They w eOlIlIlltee of (isilitt ASTHMA C Asthmalene Brings Instc Cure in SENT A13SOLUTILY Fll 'C7rrite "Yot:r "Nsane FOR TEu YEARSq t " L EVERY 1.C;_ e - . , RELIEF. t After having it carefully analyzeil, w opium, morphine, chloroform or ether. Dit. TAFT BROS. M EDICINC C'O. Gentlemen: I write this testimonial wonderful etTect, of yonr Asthmnalene. I been aflleted with spasmotic asthma fe my own skill as well as many others, windows on 130th street, New York. I My wife commenced taking it, about th a radical improvement,. After using o andi she is entlirely free from all syn recommend the medicine to all who ar~ Yours respc,ful Dii. TAP-r BROs. MEDICINE Co. Gentlemen: I was troubled with Asi ous remedies, but they have aill failed. started with a trial bottle. I found rel full-size bottle, and I am ever grateful for six years was unable to work. I at business every day. This test,imony yi Home adldress, 235 Rlvington street. TRIAL BOTTLE SENT ABSOLUTEI D)o not delay. Write at once addi C0., 79 East 130th Mt., N. Y City. There are all kinds of men in the I tor that has attracted our attention rt fully tries to dissatisfy customers thai. lug them they have been swindled, etc get out, to work, put in the time they w customers, and perhaps they coul sell The class of peole who buy the Si earth, and their mindls arc not to be ch STIFEFF PIANOS nee t,he very 11nt world on merit alone. It's the old relit when anyone tells you he e'nn fiirnish si remember you have heard "Ghost stori Write today and get Factory p)rices big profits made' by the dealer. Chas. 1\ Piano Man ufacturer, Baltimore, I Wareroom, 218 N. 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