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.vt %mria ad gew~ Preaching at Enoree. T here will be preaching at Enore Baptist church at 11 a. m. next Sunday The new pastor, Rev. J. H. Pearcy, i expected to be present. The best pbysic-Chamberlaiu's Sto m tch and Liver Tabhets Easy to take Pleasant in effect. For sale at Smith' drug store, Newberry, and Aull, Hent: & Co, Pouaria. P rop ., - Itt's First B8#le. The first bale of cotton for the sea son was sold at Prosperity on Tuesda by Mr. J. W. Stockman to Wheeler s Bowers at 8.55. This beats the recor for early cotton at Prosperity. Ch..mberlain's ('olie, Cholera ani Diarrho"n Remedy has a world widi reputation for it cure". It never fail and is pleasant and rife to take. Fo :ale at Smith's drug store, Newberry and Au'l, Hentz & Co. Powaria. SMarred. Sunday morning, August 10th, at' a. in., at the home of the bride' mother, Mr. Will Jeter and Mis Elliott Carter, Rev. Edwards, of the O'Neall Street Church, officiating. Al of West End. Henry L. Shattuck of Shellsburg Iowa, was cured of a stornach troublh with which he had be-n afflicted foi t years, by four boxes of Chamberlain'E Stowacu and Liver Tablets. He hac previously tried ma".y other r'medi and a number of physicians withont re lief. For sale at Smi; h's drug store Newberry, and Aull, Hentz & Co. Pomaria. Haeds.,me Omcers. Solicitor Sease and Stenographei Motte, two of the handsomest and mos efficient court officials that any judicia circuit can boast of, are here, in gooc health, and performing their respectiv4 duties in their accustomed way, so sat. isfactorily to everybody. -Greenwoot Journal, 13th. t Look At Ber. Whence came that sprightly step faultless skin, rich, rosy complexiou smiling face. She looks good, feels Rood Here's her secret She uses Dr King's New Life Pills. Result,- al organs active, digestion got-d, no head aches, no chance for "blues " Tr3 them yourself. Only 25c at all drug giste. An Ex-Greenvi- Boy. * Otto Kletner, who has served foi *two terms as mayor of Newberry, ii aex-Greenville boy and is well knowr here. His friends will be pleased t< -learn that he has been nominated foi mayor for a third term. In a card in the Newberry paperi this however, Mr. Klettner very declines the nomination. - Greenville News, 13th. - Statters all Meords. T wioe in hospital, F. A. Galledge, *Verbena, Ala, paid a vast sum to doe sors to cure a severe case of piles, asing 24 tumors. When all failed, Biicklen's Aroica Salve soon enred him. Subdues Infiammation, conqucri Aches, kills Pains. Best salve in the world. 25c at all druggist. '. The County Campag. The county campaigners will soon be on the home stretch. Next week they will have to put in afull week's work, and ,that will wind up the campaign; then comes the battle of ballots, or Tuesday, the 26th. The following are the appointments for next week: Spearman's Spring, Tuesday, 19th. Whitmires, Wednesday, 20th. Mt. Plaant, Thursday, 21st. Keitt's, Friday, 22nd. Newberry, Saturday, 23rd. West End, Saturday, 23rd. all Were Sared. * "For years I suffered such untok misery from Bronchitis," writes J. H Johnston of Broughton, Ga., "that of " ten I was unable to work. Then, wher everytbing else failed, I was wholly cnred by Dr. King's Nlew Discovery foi Consumption. My wife suffered in tensely from Asthma, till it cured her and all our experience goes to show i is the best Croup medicine in th4 world." A trial will convince.you it' unrivaled for Throat and Lung die eases. Guaranteed bottles 50e and $1.00 Trial bottles tree at all druggist. Reunion of Company G. August 26 is the anniversary of Comn pany G, 13th S. C. V., for their bap tism of fire. On this day the survivor: are wont to miset and look each othe: in the face and rehearse old experiences But the first Democratic primary ha been fixed for that day and the conm mittee on arrangements has selected Saturday, Auguxst 24, as the most suita ble day for holding the reunion. .A usu.al a business session will be held il the town of Prosperity at 9 o'clock~ The reunion barbecue at Young's Grov< will be prepared by W. J. Mills, an< that name means something in connec - tion with barbecue-and a sermon wil Fbe preached at the same place. Al friends of the veterans and the publi generally rivited. geneJ. M.Werts, J. H. Dominick, L S. Bowers, Committee. A Cure for Cholera Infautum. "Last May," sa'ys Mrs. Curtis Bokei of Bookwalter, Ohio, "an infant chil of our neighbor's was suffering froi cholera infantum. The doctor ha given up all hopes of recovery. I tool a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol era and Diarrhoea Remedy to th house, telling them I felt sure it woul do good if used according to direction: In two days' time the child had full recovered, and is now (nearly a 3ea since) a vigorous healthy girl. I hav recommended this Remedy frequenti and have never known it to fail in an single instance." For sale at Smith drug store,Newberry, and Aull, Hents So. Pomaria. VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. There will be no preaching at Colony i Sunday. ye. The laying of the sewerage pipes will 1 be completed this week. in Minnaugh's odds and ends sale is the - feature this week. He has things in stirring. Citizens of Ward One announce Mr. an( E. Y. Morris a candidate for alderman from that ward. ye a The Caldwell boys and the "Pick-ups" will play a game of ball Saturday after- Mi noon at the college park. The usual services will be held at the r - Lutheran Church Sunday morning, y conducted by Rev. M. J. Epting. Magistrate Chappell sent Marshall tar Swittenberg to the chaingang yester- bu day for 30 days on a charge of petty larceny. Ne An extra communication of Amity tri] Lodge A. F. M., will be held Monday r night for the purpose of conferring the ye, E. A. degree. frii Fifteen or twenty Newberrians will go on the excursion over the Seaboard Air th( ; Line on the 20th to Old Point Comfort Cu , and other points. 3 A party of young gentlemen from car Columbia passed through the city wa I Wednesday on their way to the moun- I tains by private conveyance. beE Don't forget Tuesday, August 15, v campaign day at Spearman's Mineral Ri Spring a big crowd and a good dinner 3 assured as Jas. Dunbar will funish the bee dinner. wit The many friends of Mr. Monroe Ki Wicker are glad to see him out again A after an illness of three weeks. He Sur was able to join the campaign party wif yesterday. -C The union service Sunday night will I be held in the first Baptist church. Ser- in t man by Rev. W. I. Herbert, pastor of J. ' I the Central Methodist church. -C Dr. T. W. Smith, of the county, has C moved to town to practice his profes- can l sion and occupies the residence next to (an Mr. W. T. Tarrant. We welcome him in to the city. tise Every young man who has become of t age since the last primary election Gor should have his name enrolled on a Demo- N. cratic club roll. This is necessary in bro order to vote. for Manager L. W. Floyd, of the oil mill, h announces in this paper that they are left ready to do ginning, and it will be wo observed that they are ginning for less hon money than heretofore. N. LMr. C. W. Douglas has something N new called "Tera-Sope," for cleaning, visi scouring and polishing. It is something rep that everybody needs about a house, cry and it does the work nicely. sec1 We hear that the petitions asking # for the election on the question of bonds ove for the extension of the sewerage have the been pretty generally signed. They fanr should be handed in tothe council. rela Wade Perry, one of the colored dray- for men of the town, was before the mayor bef yesterday on a charge of interfering bia with passengers at the depot, soliciting baggage. He was fined adollar as a lesson, is _____ _____ ____Da' tati Masonie Pienic, rep The picnic given by the masonic the: lodges of this city and of Prosperity see was held at Ebenezer camp ground, three miles from the city, yesterday. ci Owing to the inclemency of the weather the attendance was not as large as it otherwise would have been, but a most pleasant day was spent by the masons and their friends. - The program as already published was carr'ied out. issu Look Pleasant. Please, rep Photographer C. C. Harla[, of Eaton, not 0., can do so now, though for years be The couldn't because he suffered untold agony from the worst form of ind iges- Jr ion. All physicians and medicines trai failed to help him till he tried Electric had Bitters, which worked such wonders for mi him that be declares they are a god- a send to sufferers from dyspepsia and stomach troubles. Unrivaled for die. stai eases of the Stomach, Liver and Kid- not neys, they build up and give new life He to the whole system. Try them. Only 50c. Guaranteed by all druggists. Prosperity Personals.A Miss Estelle Stewart, who has returned from a visit to Rev. W. B. Wharton's family, of Columbia, reports a delight= c ful time. cro -Miss Annie Belle Wise and Mrs. aft< Dinglehoff, of Prosperity, visited Mrs- 4.3 -C. B. Martin, of Newberry this week. bea Miss Louise Wharton, of Columbia, A Sis visiting Miss Estelle Stewart, of i . Prosperity. Cal j Mr. Marion Arial is visiting friends Chi - in Prosperity. Ab: s Mr- George Harmon, of near Green- Cal wood, has been visiting friends and Rei relatives in Prosperity. Cai Miss Lola Lake, of Newberry, is Lei spending a few days with Miss Estelle Jus Stewart, of Prosperity. Br< LMrs. Rosa Dunkin and children, of Br< Prosperity, are visiting friends and relatives in Anderson.** - tha Women and Jewel.- Bra Jewels, candy, flowers, man-that isth the order of a woman's preference. T Jewels form a magnet of mighty power to the average woman Even thbat sta greatest of all jewels, health, is often tha , ruined in the strenuous efforts to make co d or save the money to purchase them. sat n If a woman will risk her health to get a coveted gem then let her fortify her- by & self against the insiduous conse- est - quences of coughs, colds and bronchial io e affections by the regular use of Dr het d Boshee's German Syrup. It will s. promptly arrest consumption in its coi yral tgsadha teafce ug e early bronchia tund hand dre actedrnge r ,r sase roma tesut>em. nd di t dra y diseae fromth iym t is in r or y cue-as, colds aal bocrtan cruefo s oug cod get this rlial rmes. , You can e this reialermey.t Ge re' pcilAmnc b r., W. E. Pelham & Son. rm rhaann% Rnneial Almanae bel PERSONAL Zev. W. I. Herbert went to Chapin ;terday. tev. T. W. Sloan, of Greenville, is the city. Iiss Myra Mower has been visiting Laurens this week. Ir. E. P. Wideman spent Saturday I Sunday last in Greenwood. Ir. and Mrs. E. M. Evans returned iterday from Glenn Springs. iss Bessie Simmons is visiting the ses Caine in Laurens this week. fr. T. C. Pool has returned from a > to Hendersonville and Asheville. ). L. Schumpert, Esq., went to Spar burg Wednesday on professional iness. Eiss S. L. Holland and Miss Banna el returned on Friday last from a to Washington. Ziss Jennie May Chappell returned terday from a visit to relatives and ds in Laurens County. Eiss Lucy Jones, of Newberry, is in city visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. M. berton. -Greenwocd Index, 14th. L. A. Freeman, superintendent of the ding room at the Newberry mills, 3 in the city. -Greenville News, 13th. ,eRoy Lee, Esq., of Kingstree, has n in the city for the past few days ting Mrs. Lee's mother, Mrs. S. A. er. Er. E. S. McNeill, of Augusta, has n in the city for the past few days h his family at Mr. J. H. M. ] Lard's. Er. J. W. White, of Newberry, spent day and yesterday here with his 4 e, who is visiting Mrs. A. J. Sproles. reenwood Daily Index, 13th. [iss Mamie Parks, of Newberry, is he city visiting her aunts, Mesdames V. Duckett and Georgia Williams. reenwood Daily Index, 14th. ol. Geo. Johnstone, of Newberry, didate for the United States senate d one of the leading candidates) was the city Sunday. -Laurens Adver- J r, 13th. r. C. D. Weeks and sister, Miss don left yesterday for Asheville, C., to spend a few days with their l ther, Mr. Jim Weeks, who is there his health. [rs. T. J. Bolton and two children yesterday for their home in Green i after a visit of a few days at the ie of Mrs. Bolton's father, Rev. N. Burton. [r. John Scott has returned from a ( t to his old home in Illinois. He rts a delightful trip and says the of hard times is not heard in that ] ;ion of the country. rs. R. H. Jennings, who stopped r in Newberry on her return from reunion at Greenville, to visit the I lily of Mr. F. J. Russell and other tives in the city, left on Monday y Prosperity to visit relatives there are returning to her home at Colum ] Sixty year. of Popularity. the record of Painkiller (Perry ] ris'), 'but the shops are full of imi ons made to sell upon the great i Litaton of the genuine; be cautious, refore, when you ask for a bottle to ] that you get the genuine. Au un ing remedy for coughs, colds, bron- ] EFERRED TO THE GRAND JURY, Istrate Faut Was Not a Comminlsond )feer When the Coimittei, Cauled For the Books [r. Editor:-I nticed in the last e of your paper that the grand jury rted F. W. Fant, magistrate, for sending in his docket for inspection. committee appointed by the grand _ r, called for the books of magis- ] ;es some time in July. Mr. Fant not at that time received his comn sion as magistrate, and therefore no docket to submit. I make this e ;ement to explain why Mr. Fant did present his docket for inspection. was not, at that time, a magistrate. Yours truly, A Friend. 1 .ugust 9, 1902. .Baseball Saturday Afternoon. aldwell and the "Pick ups" will is bats at College Park Saturday rnoon. The game will be called at . Come out and see the "Pick ups"] t the great "Champions." dmission10Oc. Ladies adrnitted free. ie up of both teams as follows: dwell. "Pick ups." ndler. Pitcher. Lyles. ams. Catcher. Stewart.1 dwell. First Base. Adams. iwick. Sec'd Base. Senn. lisle. Third Base. Jones. tzsey. Short Stop. Boozer. tice. Right Field Haile. >wn, J. Center Field. Chaney. >wn, G. Left Field. Taylor. Tell Your Neighborn t you have bought your flour from nsford mills and you will be assured t you could have not bought better. s is a SATISFACTION TO YOU to rt out with. It is a comfort to know .t you have the best. Long use will plete your satisfaction. It is the isfaction from long use experienced housekeepers everywhere, that has ablished confidence in "Clifton" ir. Good words for it, which you r on every hand, spring from this ifidence. In justice to your best in ests you ought to use "Clifton." BRANSFORD MILLS, Owensboro, Ky. ILEAN LINEN pays. In order to have it this way send it to New ~ry Steam Laundry. MANAGERS OF ELECTION. As Appointed by the Executive CommitteE for the Primary Election-Vacancies to be Filled. The following is the list of manager for the primary election as appoinee< by the County Executive Committee Those precincts that are left vacan are to be filled: NO. 1. Old Men's Club-S P Boozer, M J Scott and W T Tarrant. Young Men's Club-S. S. Langford D. F. Pifer and J. Claud Dominick. Carolina Club-Jno A. Summer, Jno, K. Bass, and Frank L. Byrum. Facto:y Club-P. F. Baxter, Nee ampbell and Brooks Hutchinson. Helena Club-B E Julian, G P Hil and J W L Arthur. Hartford Club-J W Derrick, L E ummers and J E Nobles. Johnstone Academy Club - G M Bligh, J Cal Neel and J B Halfacre. NO. 2. Mulberry Club-S S Cunningham, J D Nance and J H Suber. Mt. Bethel Club-S J D Price, Chas 3 Suber and Joe Brown. Garmany Club-C L Leitzsey, John r Oxner and Herbert McGraw. NO. 3. Maybinton Club-J B Richards, F E faybin and B. H. Maybin. Mt. Pleasant Club-W D Rutherford, 5am Graham and Fred Smith. NO. 4. Whitmire Club Long Lane Club-Lambert Chandler, :enry Burton and Bachman Cromer. NO. 5. Jalapa Club-S M Duncan, Wm W arrow and David Spearman. Conservative Club-T H Chalmers, V H Eddy and John H Aull. Kinards Club-J A Dominick, W L opeland and J J Hitt. NO. 6. Trinity Club-John Hendrix, Walter spearman and Cothran Longshore. Old Men's Club-J Will Wilson, S E eenn and J S Floyd, Jr. Reederville Club-John Livingston, J vi Smith and H J Motes. NO. 7. Saluda Club-J W Reid, J W Sanders nd J W Ropp. Chappells Club-W. L. Andrews, J. . White and J. R. Scurry. Vaughanville Club-M. Dwight Smith, lenry M. Boozer and C. A. Brooks. No. 8. Utopia Club-Arthur Foy, J. W. teagin and J. L. Thrailkill. East Riverside Club-David. Paysinger, t. T. Buzhardt, and Duffie D. Schum ert. Deadfall Club-Joe Alewine, D. B. Verts and Arthur Werts. No. 9. Warehouse Club-Jno. B. Fellers, M. vi. Bedenbaugh and B. T. Young. St. Lukes Club-W. F. Bedenbaugh, 3. S. Nichols and A. L. Boozer. Saluda Club-L. L. Dominick, M. W. ledenbaugh and H. L. Fellers. O'Neal Club-W. P. Pough, Noah L. oore and Jno. H. Garrett. Mt. Pilgrim Club Liberty Club-J. 0. Moore, N. R. ster and J. T. Hunter. Monticello Club-M. W. Sheely, J.H. edenbaugh and D. B. Warner.. Fairview Club Swilton Club-Ernest E. Sligh, J. A. iller and J. H. W. Long. No. 10. Union Club-T. L. B. Epps, M. L. .~nand L. I. Feagle. JdyStreet Club-B. M. D. Living ton, J. P. Cannon and J. D. H. Kibler. St. Paul's Club-T. A. Epting, J. J. ibler and Edmund Sheely. Central Club-C. W. Sheely, J. C. eybt and Joe Stuckman. Colony Club-L. Q. Fellers, James llesor and Jno. Sligh. Little Mt. Club-J. E. Boland, J. N. eagle and Ira. C. Boland. No. 11. Zion Club-M. H. Folk, Jacob E. tromer and L. B. Eargle. St. Phillips Club-R. G. Sligh, W. R. oon, and M. L. Wicker. Walton Club-Bachman M. Suber, W. 3. Graham and R. L. Crooks. Pomaria Club-H. F. Counts, Richard {ipp and Julius Kc an. Fork Club. - NOMINATIONS. P'or Alderman-Ward 1. LR. E. Y. MORRIS IS HEREBY announced a candidate for Alder ian for Ward 1, and is pledged to .bide the result of the primr election. CITIZENS OF WAR D ONE. BOTTON GINNING!I W E are ready to gin your cotton at 75 :ents per bale of 500 bs., and sell you bag ing and ties at 50 cts. per bale, making $1.25 ser bale for ginning, agging and ties. Bag ing and ties strictly :ash. Will pay 21 cts. per ushel (of 30 lbs.) for otton seed delivered at Oil Mill. Nwbrry Oil Mill, L W. FLOYD, Manager. Ail llaes are THE BEST. FULL LINE - OF - REPAIRS FOR SALE BY J.W. Wie. SPECIAL NOTICES. REMEMBER AT SPEARMAN'S Spring campaign day Tuesday, August 15, the largest crowd, and the best barbecue dinner, the 'cue will be prepared by James Dunbar. H AVE you seen our ready-made muslin underwear for ladies? Price is reduced, at Wooten. NEW MACKEREL just received at JAS. F. TODD & CO'S. SCRAP IRON WANTED-Highest market price paid for scrap iron by JAMES F. TODD. IXIE Mosqueto Canopies. Nets and Frames $2.00. S. J. Wooten. T A. GRAHAM AND H. A. WICK , er will furnish a first-class barbe cue at Keitt's Grove on campaign day, August 22. Gentlemen 40c; ladies 35c. C AR RI A G E ACCOMMODATIONS for the public-I am running a carriage and will be pleased to serve any who desire such service. Carriage exclusively for white people. Orders left at Cabaniss' market will be proper ly attended to. J. C. DOMINICK. 3t t&f. FOR SALE-8-horse Talbot Engine, 50-saw gin and condenser and power press, also shingle machine-cheap. Apply to J. B. CLARY. W ALL Paper can be had at Wooten's where its kept in stock. tf Y OU want a cool coat? You can get it at Wooten's. tf lOF SALE I HAVE LANDS IN U New berry and Loxingt",n Count.ies which I am anxious to sell. Will sell cheap for cash or on reasotab-le terms. 1 mo. f&t DAVID HLPP. YOUNG JACK for service. Apply to A. L. Knighton. tf M M. BUFORD. AVE things up to date. Send 'our Collars and Cuffs to Newberry Steam Laundry. 'O bundle too small, une too large, to have our attention. Newberry Steam Laundry. CALL at The Herald and News office for Labor contracts, Rent con tracts, Liens, etc. T INE LOAD BRADFORD MEL lons, Saturday. I sell Groceries cheapcr for cash tan any house. J. P. COOK. ALL busine&s tbat~'i buzin,ss is "re ciprocity" business. We relp those who help ur; it pass usan them. The Newberry Steam Liundry. [F s,ou have fault to find do not hesi tate to tell us. All complaints are carefully considered at the Newberry Steam Laundry. VONEY TlO LOAN-We negotiate loans on improved farm lands at eigh t per cen.t. interest on long~ ime. Hunt, Hunt & Hunter, Atto:nejs. RUBB ER STA MPS - amne .stamp 15Sc. per line. Pads 10c. Dates, merchants marking outfits J P. Cook. Newberry, S. C., Rubber S'tamis Manu facturer. 6uis itaw N PECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES Do your eyes ache and burn at night? I have the best trial case for fittng Spectacles and Eyeglasses, and can fit the most difficult eyes, with the proper glasses. I have fitted glasses for the best people in the county and can fit you., I use only the best grade Crystaline lenses. Come and give me a trial and be convinced. Strictly one price to all. GUY DANIELS, Jeweler and Optician. THE Newberry Roller Mill is now ready for grinding the new crop of wheat. You can make engagements for day or night. Re.member they grind for the tenth. The mill makes less seconds and shorts and more first class flour than the other mills. Hence it will pay you to take your wheat to them. Their guarantee is more than all other mill offers. Give them, your grinding and you will be better pleased than anywhere else. L.O. O.F. PULASKI LODGE NO. 20. M EE TS EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT at 8 o'clock at their ball at the Graded School building. Visitors cor dially invited. COLE. L BLEASE, N G T. S. Hudson, Secretary. Hello Central !----Gie Me 48 Thc Nederry Graite Froilt GOllfectiolerY all Baery! They have all kinds of Bread Patent Bread, Milk Bread, Graham Bread, Cream Bread, Cap Bread, Rye Bread, Kimmel Seed Rye Bread, Boston Brown Bread. Large4t assortment of fresh, fancy Cakes ever shown here before. Orders taken by Telephone and de livered free of charge as we have out our new delivery wagon. Call and see us, or ring up Phone No. 48. H. A. Meyer & Son. .JJIELRL 1n large varieties from a cheap Stick Pin to a FINE GOL.D WATCH. Call and examine my stock before buying. Eduln ardSOlioian. I Jeweler and Optician. erchandise. thrown on iin counters :k of Printed )rgandies to at ST COST. nds and Short ry department ices, including risses, Muslins, 3s, Linen Batis and Summer fact every de en touched in II SALE gainer. Come .ge of this op Yours truly, RE THE BEST.... t and wish to close en selling at $2.75 w is cut to $2.00. inity to get the best AT Hats, Clothing &nd weeks. CK OF ~SHIoN BOOKS. 'OTEN. h at only 49 cents. At 0. KLETTNER'S, 11 lbs good Rio Coffee for $1.00. At 0. KLETTNER'S, Fruit Jar Rubbers at only 4e. doz. At 0. KLETTNER'S, 300 pairs Ladies' Slippers worth $1.50 going at 69c. a pair. At 0. KLETTNER'S, 13 bars Good Washing Soap at only 25c. At 0. KLETTNER'S, 4 boxes of Star Lye at onliy 25c. At 0. KLETTNER'S, China Plates, Cups and Sancers at only 10e. worth twice as much. TN ER'S, )eal Everytime. - VYOUR MONEY. Seasonable N W E HAVE our bargi our entire sto( Muslins and C be closed out ACTUAL FiR Also Odds and E Lengths from eve at reasonable pr White Goods, Sw Ginghams, Percali tes, Wash Silks Dress Goods. In partment has be this SPIT CA1 and you are the and take advant portunity. ,,,.IXIE CANOPIES I We have a few lei hem out. They have bi and $3.00. The price nc This is your opporti at a very low price. GPE Many bargains in Shoes, ry Goods for the next 2 .NEW STO PATTERNS AND F/ . J. WO SAt 0.-LEf 20 yds. Sea Island Clo At 0. KLETTNER'S, 801lbs Special Drive T wist Chew ing Tobcco at only 25c per lb. At 0. KLETTNER'S, '6 packages~ (16 oz eacb) Wash ing Powers at only 25c. At 0. KLETTNER'S, Mson's Frait Jars-I doz. i gals. at 99c , 1 doz qts. at 73e. At 0. KLETTNER'S, 100 'pairs Children's Slippers worth $1.23 at only 61c. a pair. At 0. KLETTNER'S, 12 lbs. Arm and Hammer Keg Soda at only 25c. At 0. KLETTNER'S, 10 yds. 40 in. Heavy Sheeting at only 49c. AT O.KLE'1 - A Fair and Squreli FULL 1 VA LUE FOR