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M1oet,g ltnartd or Asea,uaarr. The County Bit rd of ASosbor-4 will meet at Ilhe County A wditor's ollice on '1Tuo day, March 2bth, 1902. 1 tinrtanr Metiug. A II tht- rnetiubrs of Kajoree. Baptist C'hur"h aro especially requested to be present noxr, Sunda , if pot ible, as busian's-' ofl ve"ry gr"eaat t por'ra ce will preb al"l'y cimine before the church. Ji. W. Bl1anton, Pastor. .% (.e2ntiulg Marrage . ('auds have, been received In New h-rr- announcing the cominug r '-riaee at 'eak, on A pril 3.-d. of Ai 1 .1ames 11. Hope and Miss Maggie SwyCert, tlaught, r of Col. J C'. Swykert, f1 Peak. The marriage will take plate in M'. Hermon church, Peak l'hcir felend-4 here ixtend conuratulations. Vauaub!.. N. r'o l)rwna ii..m ir. F'airview, Newberry C,-uit :-- On last Friday night while Mr. John Ilact m,to Bedenb;augh wits at the ihoio of Mr. Arson Mill,- hii line r mare: which was hitched in the yard un hitched herself and went ten miles to Amluk's Ferry, over -aluda lRiver, walking into the river and drowning herself. The horse was discovered in the river hiteha i to the buggy and reigned up just as he ha'l left h -r It was a very valuable animal. J. M. M. .. rardont (ransmr. Gov. McSweeney has granted a p-r don to Ellen B.wers, a ni-gro woman, who was convicted in this county t I ht July term for 1901, of violating the die pensary law. She was sentenced to serve a term of t.hree months on the county chaingang or pay a tine of $103. She was pardoned on a petition of citizens of the community in which she lived. She was convicted last July and on account of having an infant at the i line the executi n of the sentencte was stayed. Newborry vs. olinton. The Newberry College learn leaves today for Clinton, wher. it will play two games with the Presbyterian Col lege of South Carolina at. that place. One this afterooon and one to-morrow morning. The team is in good condition and has had a good deal of practice, and we expect them to win t wovictories before they return. The C!inton team will come to New%. berry on next Friday, the. 21st, to play a game that afternoon and one on the morning of the 22nd. The prob-abil ities are that, both games will be close and interesting. Julege Defeute Newberry. In a game of ball on the college dia mond Tuesday afternoon the college defeated the city nine by a score of 23 to 5. The game was slow, but at times good work was done on b,oth side-s, The college team played good ball throughout and reflected credit on the training they have received from Coach Warran. Simpson did some goaod work in the box and Cabaniss beuhind t,he bat, and they were weli suapp. rte-d by t.he r-est of the team Riser jan cent.ri (l-d made some pret,ty catches F.,r- the Newberry teamn Stuart, did some good work. H1(1n McDonaaild Foran to Le-crare. Hion McDoald Purmn-n, or Suamter, S. C., will deliver a lect.ur acin the armor-y to-night, at elight o'clock His lecture will he upon histo rical subjects. anid will also Include some general remarks on "an ideal and re-al married life" from a bachelor's point of view. AdmissIon 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for chIldren Mr Furman will also deliver a lec ture to the rchnol childr1en t his amorn ing Mr. Furman is an enth uslastic stu dent of South Carolina history atnd has done much to praeserve' it,. We fe-el sure his lecture will be Inmterest.insg and we hope he will have a full house. Newberry College aand tie Na ICzpsi e. Our trip will he nmuch more than merely a college visit., for, in addition to the college part,y. ther-e will he a large number of teachers and1 pials from the graded scohool, besiaes many of our friends who are noCt directly con)nected witn eItber school. We shall go by specIal train, leaving Newbearry Tuesday morning, April 1st, at 8 or 0 o'clock The fare for the r-ound tr-ip will be $3 48, if we buy bilock - tickets, in grou ps of 25persons or more. Those who go oni a block ticket will have to return together; those who do not car-e to r-turn with the party will have to buy individual tickets, at $3.90 It, is probable that arrange ments will be made in the puIrchase of tickets so that, some of the party can re-main in Charlestn until Sat urday, whIle those who desiare to do so can come home Friday. L"dging and breakfast can lbe secured at'75 eents each for those who belong to the schools, and at very reasonable r'ates for all. A n tannounce menot next week will give thne hour at which we shall leave Newberry, and the name of t,he rad by which the party will travel. G. II. (1. *ihe Vice oif Naggting Clouds the happiness of the home hut a naggIng woaman often needs hellr. She may be Soa nervous and r-un-down ina health that. trifles ananoy her. If she is melano-holy, excittbe. troubled with loss of appet,ite, headache, sleep lessnes, constipation Car faint,ing and dizzy spells, she needs Eli-dtric Bitters, the most wonder ful remedy for ailing women. Thousand. of aufferers from female troubles, ner-vous troubles, back ache and weak kidneys have used it, and become healthy a d happy. Try it. OnIl 50o, at all Dreagists, guaran 40 ati i06o0. VAItUs AN) ALL AloU-r. We had a deligrhtful shower Wednes day night A call will soon 1e ist,ued for the County Democracy to organize. II. l4. T" dd & Co., have r.omet h ing to say in thiy lrapeur to thr housewiVes', f A maid dlog, r one sulproxeld to be 111el, Was killed in the .cit.y Wednsdav. I he eltetion for an Ald-riau fron W d 1, will -e htrld Motuday Every voto-r in 1 War d shild vote. Tin cttnditdate"+ ar1t beginning to "14111 ill the Irmit. Th'l itr tcar s will 8 onl le planted in The Herald and N w-. T1h(e patrt ner"h i p ) o-f I . O. 1.ong and and H. M. iavird has been dissolved by 11.11tual conrent.. See notice else %% here it ad Kle'tner's .d., if , ou would keep up with the d ty. He otTers hislcustoin rs the opp-ortunit.ies and to get the bh ielit, of therm you must read and rush. T1he State Sundaty School Convention will meet at Greenwood f-m the 25th. to the 21th., and the C., N. & L. has announced the rate of $2 for the round tri) Ol tha' orcasion. An extra Communication of Amity Lodge, No. 87, A. P. M., will he held Monday night forthe purpose of confer ring the Ill C. degree ou aeveral candi dates. All the members should attend this meeting. President Geo. B. Cromer will de liver the annual address before the Ninety Six Graded school at the clos ing exercises. This school is taught by Mr. ). It. Riser, a former student of Newberry College. It has been suggested to us that some of the lot owner in Rosemont, ceme t+ry are making a mistake by cutting out ihe shade I rees. L,it owners should c 'sid .r well before cutting the beau tiful trees out--they 1)lp to beauttfy the cemetery too much to be sacriliced. On aecount, of llhe South Carolina International Sunday sehool 'onven tion, Greenwood, S '., March 25-27, 1902, the Southern RaIlway will sell round trip tickets, rate from Newberry $2 00. Tickets on sale March 24, 25 and 26inclusive with final limit March 29th. The farmers are busy hauling corn and guano frot latteburg and New berry. We are glad to note that very few arr hauling corn. The oat crop is at least half killed and numbers of our people are anxious to sow spring oats if the giound gets dry enough in time to do so.-Havirdsville News, Saludd Sentinel, 12th. Rev. W. A Luiz. who has accepted the call to Grace E L. Church, will arrive in town on the 201.h1. of this month. We give him a hearty wel. come into our town. He will he here for the Conference, which will be held at Grace Church beginning on Priday before the 4th. Sunday.-Prosperity Eagle Eye, 12th. P4rOnali, Dr. 0. It. Mayer was in Laurens last week. Mr. Guy Daniels visited in Clinton this week. Prof WN. K. S igh left yesterday on a few davs visit to Harrisburg, Pa Col. Gleo. .Johtnstone was in Laur ens last week on professional budi iness. A Idetrman Schoillz returned yesterday fr*om at business trip to Colnmbia Hon. F. [H. Doinictk was in Colutm bia Wed nesday on p)rofe$siontal business. Mr'. J. E. Normant, the popular rep) retmntat lye of t,he News and Conurier, is in the cit,y. Mi r. J I. Wheeler and son, '!laude, of Columbia, visited relat,ives in the city this week Dr. JT. K G!lderaccomnpaniedl by (Col, Geo. Johnstone, left Wed nestiay on a business trip L.o KCen tucky. Miss Sarah D)avis, of' Clinton, who has been on a visit tto fiends in New herry returned t,o bor 110m11 yesterday. Mrs J F. Burton, accompanied by Mrs. Frank Wilson, of Newherry, ar' rived in the city omn Monday.-Laurens A dvertiser, 12th Mrs. WN. W. Fulmer will return to hter home In Columbia tomorrowv after spend(inigC some I ime wit,h relatives here and at Pomar'ia. Miss' s Arrahelta and Katie Moses, of Philuadel phta, are spending severa) days it Newherry, to the delight of their many friends. Mr. I. M. Dominick, of Ne wherry, was in towvn Mtnday. M r. D)ominick is a son-in-law of M r. G. M. Klnard and will make his home ini this county. G reen wood Joti'n al, 121 h Mirs. Henry Harmo after spending several weeks with her' parents here, Mr. and Mrs. D. 13. Wheeler, left Wed nosday foir her homei it Pennsylvania. Mrs. Alice L (4oodwint, of (Unicago, is stoppintg at The N 3whietrry. She will deliver an illu4trated addtre'ss to ladies only in t. armior'y this afternoon at 8 o'clock, also Tuesday afternoon ai the same htour. Messrs. P. L. Ketchic and HI. C. MeKnight, of ChIina Grove, N. C., and Mr. B. C. Lewis, of Winston, N C, formerly student.s at, North Caroljna College, Mt. Plteasant, N. C., arrived in the eity 3est.erday to entor New berry (oiltege. Mr. Rt. C. Leavell, wh:o is asstocialed with Mr. Joel Aikein in the under taking business, is a first, class em balm r havintg grradumalted from Ren iard College in New York. Besides ho has had six years experietnce in the work. -Greenwood Journal, 12th. Charante I ar, hw . Mr. C B. Wingfield, of lFair Ptay, Mo , who sti--red from chronic dlysen tery for thirty-five years savs (Cham herlaini's Colic, Cholera land Diarrhoe'i Remedy did him more good than any other mediine he had ever used. For eale by W. E. Poiham & Son. 1ie Will .eav lIIs 1'Ht Ititt 11terrc April I, for Mt. il,eIa, W11.- I4e ItIas Une It (1mio1 WIerk - lta 1n, It(l H The resitnation of It.'v I)r. Chas. iI Armnstrun;; hainIt been t aeptced by the jomit e -uncil of the N.wh1.r"'y charge, he will I eave on A pril I"t, for St 13 ds. M-, where he will htve his hea-i nar"ters u'; one of I he 1I.-Id s"ecre. taries of aI)i- Nissturi anti . sit,(n Leago., at work whieb he ha,l dl .e-" d to enl er whl"n ht- 1)11", ot1-d his resit'iem tu,i,. I)r. \rn"tring look I'h.lrge of the work iin the Newhr.,rv pa'ttoritte' on F'ebruary 1'1, 1901. On' (f tbe chureheis, Mayer Niemorial, had nto organized (!on);gre'gation. Dr. Arm st rong (.1% 'ted the organization with 25 members un May Ist, 1901, and (ho membership has now grown to 75. 1He hts also done faithful and eilicient, work in the other congregations, Bet,h l:den and Colony, and will leave the pastorate in good condition. There are expressions of regret atmong the peo)le he has served for two years and a large number of others outside the inlluence of his own field of labor that such pleasant relations are to he served. Lutheran Visitor, 13th. 'rl,tiuintry Conteft. The preliminary contest at Newberry Collego to decide upon a representative at the State Oratorical Association in Greenwood on April 18 was held in the college chapel on Wednesday aftet noon. The l'xelslor and Phrenakos mian literary societies had each selected two representatives The following committee was appointed as judges to select the repre+enta.ttion for the co' lego from an,ng the four- [-Ion. M. A. Carli.le, Rev. J. L. Williamon, G. G. Sole, l' 9. The young Imen1 and the:ir sUijects were as follows: Phrenakosmian-G. C. ilerehant, The Nineteenth Century. M. E. Abams, )anger Iif Colossal Wealth. Excelsior-I, A. Mack, Ready Men Jno. K. Atill, lRevolution and I;volu. tion. The commiittee decided i hat, Jno. K. Aull be sent as the representat,ive of the college. There are six colleges in the associa tion-Clecaon, Purmnan, Erskine, Wof ford, Presbyterian College at Clinton, and Newherry College, and each one will have a representative in the COn test. Mir G. C Merchant was elected as the alternate. Vagailu of at Cl'd. You cau never be quite sure where a cold is going to hit you. In the fall and winter it may settle in the bowels, producing severe pain. Do not he alarmed nor torment yourself with fears of appendicitis. At the first sign of a cramlt) take Perry Davis' Painkil ler in warn, sweetened water and re lief comes at once. There is but one Painkiller, Perry Davis. 25 and 50 cents. Willi1aunMon Ie1.'al,ud. Theli wr1it of habeas corpus apl))ied for' by the attorneys of H-. IR. William son before Associate Justice Gary, at Abbev'ille, last Friday was gr'anted atnd Williamson. Is again at liberty. The amlounit of hlis bond( Is that first liposed, viz. $l,000.-Greenwoodi Index, 12tb. Williamison, is the man who had two nlegtrot's hold( Mr. JohIn [H. Wert,s while he beat him nearly to death. Mir. I. H. Hunt, of this cit.v represented the Statp att tis hetaring. Then you wake up with a bad taste In your mouth you may know that you needh a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and iAver' Tiablet.s. They will clese your st,omach, impr)iove yotur appetite and m-tke you feel like a new mall. They are easy t,o take, being sugar coated. anId pleasant in elfect. F'or sale b)y W. E Peiham & Sonl. Coi. ICobertF Alct rich AccepOits. The committee from the literary societ,ies of Newber'ry College have re ceived a r'eply from Col. Robert Aldrich in whichl he accepts the invitaltion to deliver tile address before the societies in June ne xt at the comnmenicement. The societies are fortunate in scur ing so distinguished and einqtenit spleaker for tis occasion. Tis comlltes tile pirogram for the commiencemenlt and it comprises a list of liter'ary mnen and men who in every way will make the commnencement a very attraictive one. A Snvere Cold Foar Threo Month. The11 followIng letter fr'om A. J. Nus baum, of Bateeville, Ind., tells its own story. "II suffered for three months withl a severe cold. A druggist prepar ed mec some medicine, and a physician prescribed for me, y'et I (lid not impIrove. I then ti'ied Foley's Honey and Tar, and eight, doses cur'ed me." Refuse suIbstitut,es. Gilder' & Weeks. A So,. 4ar Newherry. Hon. Eugene S. Blease, of Saludi', spent l'hur'sday ill 0our town. Mr. Blease has1 ably i'epresented Saida County In t,he L"gislature for the past two years. In the fight whIch Orange burg County madle to cut Lexingt,on's representiatlon from I bree to) two ats tile appiortionmnent hadl been made last year, f.her'e was riot, a member on the floor that imade it hardeCr fight than (lid M r. Bllease, and his work was effective. WVe will atlways feel grateful for his kindly assist,ance.- -B[at.esbu rg Advo cate, 12th1. I Lockjawv Froml (lobwetbs. Cobwebs p~ut on a ct,t lately g'ave a woman lockjgw Millions know that the best, thting to put, on a cu' is Buck loen's Arnica 8.lve, tile infallible healer' of WVounds, UJcers'. Sore. Skin Erup tfons, Burns, Scalds -iand Pies It oures or no0 pay. Ontly 25-3. at all Drug gist.. 15 Mu sufficient to g delicious tea Royal Baking rected. A pure iOCK E tUl"F 0U I' ICtE.D. After Thrre Years SheriiT luford Usapu,r. at Negro for Whom a Sealed Seanteuce is Awalttng. The following is taken from the Spartanburg Herald of the 11th inst: Sheriff M. M. Buford. of Newberry county, adopts the piliy of keeping everlavtingly at it when it comes to capturing a criminal at large, and con sequently his labors are attended with satisfactory results. It takes a con siderable length of time, and even years roll by, but as in this case, his Javert like perseverance wins out. Yesterday Sheriff Buford arrived in the city in quest of l)ock Rut, allas Richard tuftT, colored, who over th re years ago disapp'"mred from the court room in t.ho Newberry court itouso, and agatin4t whorn for that, period of ti-ne has been lentdiug IL seal4'd s'n tence for aswault and hattery with in tent to kill. Itulf's abrur t departurs fr,rn N w Operry made itself a fN of not,e and interrs', ait the ,ime, especnitl'y with he people of his color, :d he w is consid ered a ki.d of prodigy t> p ,rry jtst.ic - in so mild a manner. Since that dat. S','ritf Buford has beei indefatigab'e in hi, elF irts to cap ture the negro. Several times Ruff has been located in Chariot e, Greenville, Atlanlia and other cities, but, good luck was with him to the extent that he evaded capture. Havir. secured information that Ruff was here the Sheriff came up yester day, and soon had his man well located An oflicer of the city police force ar rested Ru11' and today he will be carried to Newtberry by Sheriff Buford. Riftu behaved himself very well while' in Mpartanhurg, and being energetic and industrious was always at work, at the time of his capture he was employed at a leading drug house of the city to do draying, etc. He assumed the nane of Richard Jtones during his sojourn in Spartanburg. Would Smash Ihn ulub. if members of the "1lay Fever Asso ciation" would use Dr. King's N, w 1)is oovery for Consumption, the club would go to pieces, for' it always cures this malady,--and Asthma, the kind that baffles the doctors-it, wholly drives from the system. Thousands of once hopeless suffers from Consumption, Pneumonia, Blronchit is owe their lives and health to it. It conquers Grip, saves little ones from Croup and Whooping Cough and is positively gua ranteed for all Throat and Lung trout bles. 50ce, $1 00. Trial bottles free at all Druggists. Marriedt. March 11, 1902, by Rev. 1i. C. Liizon, at the Presbyterian manse, Smnyrna, Mr. HI. U. Reeder and Miss Ellie Floyd, all of Newberry County. March 4, 1902, by Rev. M. M. Kinard, Ph. D , at the home of the bride's father, Mr. A. M. Wyse, Mr. John T. Burton of Alligator, Mississippi, and Miss Rosa Kinard WVyse of Columbia, S. C. (Uan't Keep It Secret. The spienadid work of Dr. King's New fife Pills is daily coming to light. No such grand remned y for Liver and Bowel troub)les was ever known before. Thou sands bless them for curing Constipa tion, Sick Headache, Biliousness, Jaun nice and Indigestion. Try them. 25c. at all druggists. No Argument is Needed. Tro convince anyone who has once tried in of the merit of our "Clifton" crand of flour. T1he flour speaks for itself. It, tells its own story of absolute purity and careful milling. It, sp)eaks in the elo quent language of light, white loaves and biscuits, dlehicous past ry and temp ting cakes. it speaks with such con viction that it, brings the user back for more and it al ways tells the same satis factory sto)r.. Wh y not learn t his story of pure flour by trying "Clifton?" Ask your grocer for it. If you want a cheaper flour buy our "White Fawn" (half p)atent) or spot less (Straight.). They are just as pure, though not so white as 'Clifton'. l'yery sack of our flour bears the A.nti-Aduli teration League's registered dirade mark. For sle by Palmetto Grocery Co andi E. R. HIipp in Newherry, and J1. D). Stokes at Whitmires BRANSFORD) Mi LLS, t.f OWEN8HOmo, K. Y. C'ough tentesdy. Between the hours of eleven o'clock a mn. andt closing time at, night on JIan. 25th, 1901. A. F. Clark, dragrgist, GIlade Springs, Va., sold twelve bottles of Ch'amberl"in's Cough Remedy. He says, "I never handleet a medicine that, sold better or gave better satisfaction t my customers." Tihis Remedy has been in !general use in Virginia for many years, and the peoplpe there are well acquainted with Its excellent qualities. Many of the m have testified to the remarkable cures which it has effected. When you need a good, re liable medicmne for a cough or cold, or at,tack of t,he grip, uea Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and you are certain to be more thani pleased with the qjuick cure which it atTord. Fior saleoby W. E. Polham Ar Ann. rutes ive you most biscuit using Powder as di , true leavener. Q>r. l'in ul,lpuu I rI 1 ,1 ,.t (nt. In the ad. of 1)r. ('ri mnt in our Ik7a-t paper it should hav0 been the 211h. instead of 21st. io has also recevived the foll) wing lett er: A iidersonl, S. (:. 1111reh 10, 19)0)2. )r. I. ('ritm. )ear' Sir: I can say that, the eye glass8 you Ilitte for me in Jan uary are c tl,irely sat.i:fittor y. I feel very grateful to you for thi pleasUre I have haId in the use of t1let. M\1y eyes are weak, but I matnage to read a good deal and I ihink I see hett.er each day. I will be glad to consult wit h you if I need any ctinlges in the future, Itnd thank you very much for what you have done. Wishing' you lu ess. Y11urs respevt ful ly Milrs. .ohn W . I t.ijet'. the - Til I . . ' IriI " / l ~oldl o\vrynt he"r... ..:.t. 1 . STAUDARD W;L 10. SPECIAL NOTICES. LAVE' things up to date. Send yotur Coillars and ('ul's to Newherry Steam Laundcry. WILL S14C.1. dhe balance of t,he stock in 141ynu's ( Cash Stort. at an iinmcse sacrilice, any relsonahlc offer will not be refus."d for any aricele in the store. C. .1. I'tuecii.i, P-It;il' tY-M1 rN Saah W. Calmnes is now in Atlanta learuing the art, of tr"imning hats and will in at flw dayr r'etutrnli to l'iroperity wit.h a sehet line, oIf utp-tojdte m'a illinermy, tr IioingsIi , ete , aind of.en aL new miliinery est.ahlish mnit. Don't fil to e3xamin se hier i't Ek before' tohav e ry t.enin.iiimEI'' pasturtie in town. 5er a ee $1 TIiios, I". IIAJ(MON. MIUST U7LOSIC~ OUJI l'e rem'ainder1:1 of t.he st.ock in Il'la nn's Cash M(more this moth t, some114 oldI prii ci. A.LI, business tht,'s business Is "re cipociy"buiesifs'. We hielp) those who help us; it pays u's an md them The Newberr'y Steam Laundry. MitS- ^'iClE '. GiOOI)WIN will eture In t he Armory this after nloon at 3 o'clock t,o Indies only. Stub )cet,. "T'1he lig her P hysical Life of Womeon."' No atdmtission charg~. JjIi' you have fault, to find( do not, hesi talc to telIl us. All complaint iis are carefully coniildieed iat the New berry Steami Lauund ry. It dosn't pay to be a mile behind the band wagon. Be in it and let the other feliw do the following. Moral. Send your laundry to the Newberry Steam Laundry. U MJ1I101R 1( It SA\ bl1-- I nmi now read(y 1.toi fiCl'er for lumbiher on sho' .notice. I ancat,'d wii hin one ieIt of t,own. Give me .your orders. f2mn. Gu1s Ii Su.eMi': CL [IC~AN L4INlCN (Jays. lin ordoer to have It, this way semi it to New berry Steam iLaundlry. - t)SS MAKING;- -A ll kimd. Lf d (ess maiking, childrena's elothis aL 5pe claity. P1rces reas'onahhe I l'ourth door)1 fromi ' pera houseli 5 t&f 8t Nanee street. TOltCHOHICfor "et -- Poor sale or rent. Aiso) a t.wo- horse' farmn to rent. A pply to Antina lii/zhiardt. t.Af tf ely sthlihhment. into the' store occuipied by PeIlham's elinta hlli andl willI in the fuitur behI ii a btetter' posI. tion to ser've thei plihIt. I ky''p con.(I stantly (on hasnd, Gold Wa ches.H DI)a mond andl weddilng rin's, jewelr'y, ties. Rlflember I am prepare'. d to fit, d(liultil eyes wIth grlasses. Yours for Homestead Notice. N~ OTICIC IS HEItRIiY GIVICN Nthat ICliztbeth II Norris has ap-* real and personal properly appraIsed andlI set off accor'ding to law IH II "IKARI), Master for Newherry' ('ounty, S. (. Ma.rch 7th. 1902. Ac C, G. S. MOWEH CO., DISTRIBUTORS OF Reliable Merchandise AT Honorable Prices At the lowest possible prices to be had for the same high grade of goods. We do not sell shoddy goods. We do not take your good money and in exchange give you worthless goods. Our's is a clean cut business, done in a clean cutway. We protect ourcustom ers from loss by selling them wor thy merchandise. We carry fine full lines of Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Silks, Hosiery, Underwear, Millinery, Ginghams, Per caies, Domestics, linens, Notions. ShoFor Men, Women, Soes Boys, Girls Babies. Our stores are Full of goods. We ask you to visit us. We promise courteous dealing, fair treatment, lowest prices. No misrepresen tations and a big good stock to select from. Yours truly, DON'T SLEEP When we advertise we have the goods, but we advertise to sell and sell we do. Goods go a flying. 5000 2lb cans tomatoes and a lot of other Bargains sold in less than two weeks. There are some who, awake at last, come after the early bird has caught the worm and then say, why you advertise and dont have the goods We say to these, Watch our advertis ments, come at once, for delay is dangerous. There are those who take advantage of every opportunity. IIERE IS ANOTIIER EYE OPENER! S,500( (ians ilb) Tomatoes, 10c per can. 2,O O() . 1 i is S yr a p p es < e r d.e, 8 o p er c a n . 1 ,000 21b) canms Syrup Peaches 8c per can. 1,000) 31b cans Danish Cabbage, 5c per can. I ,500 21b) cans Blackberries, 90c por can. 500) 211b cans1 Cherries, (good enough for Princeo Henry) )c por can. WVo have bargins for every one in overy line, especially D)ry (Goods, Clothing and Shoes. WVe bonght our goods while comp11etitioni was b)lowinlg to keep warmi. Now goods arriving daily. Yours for the best ait the loweost, 0. KLETTNER. T1he Fair and Squaire 1)ealor. BRUIU EASTER F or the jNext 60 DaysWeavpltyf All Pictures will be sold at greatly reduced ANC EEBAC prices O atrwudb osnlyu )s at W lashv t nsok A nic lineofch a ke thi ttle fromdren SLatioery a 25aperLe bysdyeingyeggspfor alayhuem."h Ha eses isv plntyoe Wto goodi foEtr ouldbo"edyorbs Boesok store.. Maei Dieo rislgo jSte