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I. I. AULL, liDITOR. THE STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION. The annual convention of the State Press Association which was held at. White Stone Spring last week was one of the most pleasant and successful meetings it has been our pleasure to attend, and we have been present at all of the meetings for the past ten years. The attendance was good and the i terest up to the standard and the papers read above the average. Tien new mem bers were received. There should have been many more but these ten are young and active and will throw new life into the Association and we hope help to bring others into it. The papers on the program were by the youngest members and evidenced thought in their preparation. We missed our friends Col. Jas. T. Bacon, of the Edgefield Chronicle, Col. T. 11. Crews, of the Liaurensville Herald, and Gen. R. R. Ilemphill, of the Abbe ville Medium. These have always been good friends of the As.-ociation and prompt in their attendance. They are veterans in the profession and should lose no opportunity to be with their younger brethren and give them their counsel and encouragement. Mr. .1. C. Caldwell the versatile edi tor of the Charlotte Observer added V'ery much to thle pleasure of the meet ing by his geniality of mai'er and the thboughtful akdresses which he delivered. lIe had been known by his work as editor of the harlotte Observer but not personally to a great many of the meIlmbers but when he left our meetting every member knew him personally and will read his paper with more interest. As we have had occasion to say before Mi. J. T. lIarris has wrought Wonde'rs in turning a forest into a llost delight fil suminer resort and it is truthl to say hie has one of the best arranged and equipped soummer resort ho' inl the Southl. It is of brick and the rooms are large and airy and nicely furnished. The old Ki .by Spring had been known for many years for its health giving waters and people who knew of it would coMe or send for miles toget the water but it remaineil for .lim Iarris to pur chase and develop it. and now a h:'py throng of pleasure seekers and i4ose who are seeking health fill the be:.'Iti ful hote- in order to receive the belnefit of this water. The ,Association met on Wednesday morning when the address of welcome wasdelivered by IHon. D. E. Iydrick, of Spartanbu rg. We were glad Mr. Ily drick was with us but any formal wel come was searcely necessary as the editors made themselves at home promptly on tlheir arrival. This was respondod by Senator Ragsdale of the Association. and the Association got down to the business before it. 'I'le papers read and the discussions following were on mattel's touching the business of the profession. I haring thle Ipast yeari three id itoirs Ijave died. The p'residen t cal led at ten - tioni to this faet and eonun'it tees wer' applointeid toi pr'epare t ributeis which welr' adop t ed. The three were: 'T. .. Adams, of the Edgetield Adv'ert iser, L. M . Griist, of the Yorak ville Enqiuirer, and N. G . Gonzales, of the (Columia St ate. Several tributes in ad(di tion toi the resolutions were also paid to the Ii fe of Mr. G on'zale's by members of' the Asasociation. A nil the A ssociat ion v'oted I went yd ive idollars to the Goi'zal's miolnment fund( (out oif its treoasuiry. A mong t he absentees were also ouir trieasurer, C ol. Autgust Kohnt and oura chapldain kev. WX. I'. Jlacobs wh'o were (let ained on acc'ounit of sicknmess. The elect ion of oflicers resulted ini the Il'residentI1 I. II. Aull, lIIeralcl and News, Newherry. 1st Vice-I 'resideint. d. II. I )e( amp, I rdger, G a fTu'ey. 2nd( V ice-lI'residlent N. C hrist ensen, Gazit t e , I 'au fort. Secret ary C'. C. I angston, Inutelli * 'Treasuraer Auogust lKohni, News andc C'ourier, C olumbhia. Chalain.- liev . W. 1'. J1acob s, ()uor Monthl-:, ( lintoni. Executive (Conunit tee J. M. Knight, . WX. Itagsidal', and J1. I. Norm'nt. l)elegates toi Nat ional Ediitorial Asso and N. Chr isteni sen, with Ipower' iln theii pr'esidi'nt to fill vacancy,' Invitations for a place to hold thie next 'onventiont cOl(am(' f'rm( Cher'aw, Gree'tnville and White Stone, hut. so we'ill pleaisedi hail thle memuber's been with the pre'(senit meeting that they de cided by a very de(cidedl vote on the first ballot to hlave( theit next conventioin at. White Stone. 'The tinme and the pro gramn, of c'ourise, to be left to the of Iicers. Tlhe tip~ to I )envei' which hadl been arraniuuged by the priesident is piroablly called off, or rather post ponied as only a fewv members fotund it polssibtle to( go this year and as a great. nmany decsire'( to go to the World's F'air next. year at which time they hope toeixtend the trip to Denver and probably further West. It is probable that in August the prlesidlent will arrange a trip) to Blowving Rock, N. C., which can he taken for a very small cost and not much losis of time andl those who have been there say it will amply repay. Altogether our' stay at White Stone was very nplaant and great ly njoyevd We regret that the citizens of Pros perity refused to vote the bonds for he erection of a school building in keeping with the progress of the town in other respects. We feel sure those who voted a,) on this question will themselves regret it. We do not like to see any town do anything to retard its educational developmept and ad vancement. The int, rest on these bonds would have been so small that no one could possIbly have felt the increase in taxes. A former citizen of the town, and one who still pays considerable tax there, said, in speaking of the result, that he hoped to see the trustees ask for an issue of $10,000 worth of boada, and call an election on that question. . Five thousand dollars would erect a handsome and comfortable school build ing, and the town and the school need just such a building. CAMPAIGN FOR ROADS. h'lie Good Roads Convention heard with pleasure the addresses of Senator Latimer and Congressman Aiken on roads and we ' are glad so large a number of persons was present. Senator Latimer took a hand primary and the vote in favor of a five mill tax for live years was unanimous, or if not no one voted against it. in five years such a tax would give us at least $150,000. That would go a long ways towards building roads in this county. Even a less tax than that would help us very ma terially. A tax for a bond issue would not be so much but it would last longer. There is one thing very certain and that is if we get any road improve ment. We must have money and we may expect to raise the money ourselves. We believe the people are ready and willing to put up the money, if fi.e amount be reasonable, and they can be convinced it is going to be wise ly and judiciously expended. he agitation will (1o good. We are glad tle convention adopted the plan of a county campaign in behalf of the cause. It will do good. Agitation is life. Let us have a gocd meeting in each township. Barbecue. Messrs. J. R. Kibler and ). E. Half acre will give a first-class barbecue at Mr. Perry lalfacre's on Saturday, July 2-5th. ''lh usual pleasures will be ar ranged for old and young. A LONG-FELT WANT It is supplied at last in Newberry. 100&th n-tu1td peopjle are oftell irrita be. If You know the leiso l. you -1)(1hul n1w h-- so.vpris"d! Ever hanve Itehinic pik1t? Not -ick enotu h L io j!o i .) ted: not we*' .onou. b to '- eLnt'ent. TIe e mnstanl itchini stnsatiou: Itiro ..> bt ar ,hier to _,,vt rt 1... Y:oil lo'mper nolarly dlrivt-; yo-. I-n't relicf and cure a hm-feLt wa:. Yfiu can liave rel;vf and vor,- if e will follov the advice of a hwal ei MI. I' l..-opartl (employed'i at th,- N'.w hi' 'ry Cotton Mills sayv-: "I have used mu Lchl inL l favorIE I had itch ing lhemi orrbob(l - or yearsI' and al-I) a br'eak ingI ouit Ion E my eg ,and Elii ln'-! set mEt zeta/v. I coulEd not IinEal any'thing to hi'lp it. I have s'een the timeI( when I thau- gotten ouit If htd anEd scratebec( uLnt' i m legs w'Ere one cEa-S oft hhwd ( EaEnd I felt aIs t houghE I (indli have taken aI knEife andL( s.craperi time skin off butE iE 0', L mad( it w..ore'1(. TIhei doctor gav e i bree differenet oinl lt mEnIEt andJI put1 tem (En but nothIIig dlid ainy LiOd. Finally, I preIiI'Ln lEd a II box f )oEtn'- ( )nt (Iet at l'Ilbumi's drugEL s4tore'. 1 do( not think I h-i' it onL titen I 1 m inu -s before 1 f'l, re lie-f. A ('onlt Inuat Ion (If the t api,jLcaIt ions aI'i dire'(tetd ('nt ire'ly stopLped all my) mEiw,rv. andi no( oneit knowIS' w..hat aI relIef It han, I en. I canI take (off my 3 clot hi' (1ow andli :aleep in) pcLI. Voni enil het recomon-ndIi'l I)ian's )intmLEntE first. laI.t ami all thi'E tie " l'or salt' by all 'o KuiTla'o N. Y1. soli' ag'ents for the l'. I t(emember)1E the naEme D oan 's andl take tio othetr. fAl~l':(:CUE - IWILL GIVE A ''ue a.t Jolly Street Schloo)l H ouse .1 tly 3th. liest (cooks. P rice, 30 and -10 c(ents9. Gr.: HI( ': I AilA I DSON. Election of' Teacher. ri E l'ATtONS 01" FORtK SCHOOL, I D)ist riet Nil. 55, will mefet a.t the School 1 louse, A ugiust Xthl, at :3 o'clock tiLl the purLpolse oIf electing aI teacher for said school at $30) per month salairy. I aidy prLefe'rredl. Application may he lileid w.ith th le undliersigedi(. W. G. Mi.:'r'rs-, Sligh's. 1. NI. K INAItO, lPomaria, 1). TI. Wical.:n, P1omaria. Election of Teacher. rp lIE PATRtONS AND) T'ITSTEES l of St. PauIl's School wvill meet. on Satturday, the 25th of July, at 2 o. mn., to elect a male teachler for said School0 ait it saEElry of $30 per'L mUont h. A opJ)ica.. tioni may', be setto J ). B. BIedenbautgh, Slight. 'Tustees. MUSIC SCHIOOL. MISS SUSIEK SUMMER, ASSOCI ate (of Victoria College of Music of L<mdon, Eng., in PianEofor'te playing; Student at Londlon College of Music unE dler Emile Kelsen, Dr1. F. J1. Karn, and 1H. TP. Adams. Also gralduate in Piano. forte of Presbyterian College of Char. lotte, N. C.., tunder Dr. C. R. Fisher, wvill give instructions in Pianoforte, Violin and Pipe Organ, also in Voice Production and Theoretical Music, and will take (every care to impart sound1 and thorough musical knowledge, and insure the rapid progress of the student. The best attention will be given to, the teaching and practical work on the in strument chosen. .Full particulars will be given regard ing temm, etc. upon nemlliation CONTINUE l1iosc iho are gaining flesh I - a a- th ay regular treat Sch 'i Emulsion hotuld c ntinue the treatment ko hot wpat.her; smaller dose anda littl cool milk with it will do away with any obJection which is attached to fatty pro ducts during the heated season. Send for free sample. SCY1-I & COWNE, Chemists, 409-405 Pecarl Street, New York. 5"K. and $a.oo; all druggists. SPECIAL NOTICES. L OR SALE.--A good Troy 2nd hand fall leather top buggy at $30.00, ringinal price $100.00. See me at once f you wish to buy. t. O. MCR. Hloi,Mu.:S. BARBECUE-rhe undersigned will furnish a first class barbecue at dt. Bethel Academy, No. 2, township, "riday, July, 31. t. B. B. Leitzsey, S. J. Cromer. W ANTED.--Every housekeeper in Newberry to try Corbins Grand 'urs Flour. TPh best on the market. sold by Davenport & Cavenaugh. BUSHELS Kentucky Cotton Seed for sale. Apply to T. V. Pool. J. A. BURTON. ORNING Glory Coffees are the M* best. Davenport & Cavenaugh are the sole agents for this city. Olt RENT. -louse on C'ollege Street. Apply to Mary E. Lake. 4t S,I l'I(' l'ACL,E,- A N 1) MiEY EG l ASSICS Do your eYe-a ache and burn at night? I have the best trial cas- for fitting Spectateh-s and Eyellassee, and ent lit thet m.'ot dilicult eves, wit.h the proper lias-ws. I tiavi (irteil Ohutses for the best people ill the county and canl (it Voul. I ise nlv the h't, vrate ('rystalit' tti, es. C,ime at i give me a trial and be convitneed. Stril-tly (ne price to all. G' Y A N I ES, .lIo%Wt''r anod opt,ivi:w, ur stock is still 011.m1pleto with evorythinig pretty in the Millinery line. Call and so taur ribbons, flowers and hats befort, bu\ ing Tho Riser Mililery Company, Wanted. We would like to ask, through the columns of your paper, if there is any )erson who has used Green's August Flower for the cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and Liver Troubles that has not been eured-and we also mean their results, such as sour stomach, fermen tation of food, habitual costiveness, nervous dyspepsia, headaches, despon dent feelings, sleeplessness-in fact, any trouble connected with the stom ach or liver? This medicine has beer sold for many years in all civilized coun tries. and we wish to correspond with you and send you one of our books free of cost. If y-ou never tried August Flower. try a Y ceent bottle 4rst. We have never 'krovr of Io. w:t~. Pel , n_k-- 4-LS.:I Shf 1s Delinquent Tax Sale. STATE OF SOU-TH CAROLINA COLUNTY OF NEWBERR.Y. })Y VIRTL'E CF AN EXECLUTION T1reasurer of Nen e::. C.xr.tv. I wii: sell during the :ega. -..: o: sale, on Monday, the :M4 as U A.:gist. 1903, (saleday) at New cerry Court House, the following prop.:r:y to wit: Lot in town ofC -'e!-cy. asessed to Jose ph Jones, bounded on ~r.orth by Gil ford Snowden. Dr. James MrIEtosh, anad Carrie Adams. Lot ina town of New berry. assess ed to Thomas Wilson's Estate., bounded by Minnie Simmons, Aurelia Jones and Southern Railway. Lot in town of'Neu'berry, assessed to Caroline Wilson, bounded by Frank Glenn, Fred Emerage andl Sallie Ed wardis. Two lots in town of Prosperity, as sessed to Irvin Buck, bounded by D)r. Langfordl, J. IL. and A. Gi. Wise, and by Baptist Church property. 223 acres in No. I1 Township, as sessed to ,J. L. HIughey, bounded by landls of Lucy Hlendrix, H ughey Ferry Road, Eflie W. Eichelberger and Broad River. T1erms of Sale: Cash. Purchaser to Sale of personal property for (delina luent taxes will be adlvertisedl later. M. M. BUFORD), Sheriff Newberry County. Sheriff's Ofiee, .July 13, 1903, a.nd have any kind youa want on short notice. Th'le preparation of some takes longer than others but the freezing never takes longer than 3 minutes. "Fifty Receipts' gives many new reci pes5 and it is no trouble at all to freeze them in a Peerless Iceland Freezer. (ONE MOTION,) We have just receivedl our second shipment of these celebrated Freezers ano now have in stock any size from 2 to a nquarts. All Headaches CUR ED PROMPTLY and no bad of At all..... Urua Store........ CAPUDINE. (Liquid) College of Charleston, CHARLESTON, S. G. 118 YBAR BEGINS SEPTEMBER 25. Letters, Science, Engineering. One Scholarship to each County of South Carolina. Entrance examination held at Newberry by County Superintendent of Education and Judge of Probate on July 10. Tuition $40. Board and fur nished room in Dormitory, $10 per month. All candidates for admission are permitted to compete for Boyle Scholarship, which pays $100 a year. For catalogue, address HARRISON RANDOLPH, President. Knights of Pythias, CAOTLE IALLL. Newvberry Lodge No. 57. STATED CONVENTIONS OF THIS C Lodge will be hld on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday nights of each month at 8.00. Visiting Knights cordially wel coled. TH OS. E. EPTIN. K. of R. and S. Crotwell Hotel Building. Notice. T HE SUPERVISORS OF NEW berry and Fairfield Counties will meet at Ashford's Ferry on Friday, .July 17th, at 11 o'clock a. ni., to let Contract to take cable out of river and put up same. JNO. M. SCIIUMPERT, Supervisor Newberry County. Master's Notice. rHIE CRE'DITORS O JOHN E. .T.latton, deceased, are hereby re quired to render and establish their de mands before me on or before July 20, 1903. H. 11. RIKARD, Master for Newberry County. Newberry, S. C. Teacher Wanted. 4HE TRUSTEES OF ST. PHILIPS sehool, No. 11 township, school district No. 22, will meet at the school house July 17th. at 3 o'clock for the purpose of electing a teacher for said school. Application may be filed on or before said (late with any one of the undersigned trustees. BENJAMIN H1ALFACRE, Chairian, D. A. RUFF, C. SLIGII, Trustees. Notice of Drawing Jury, U ICE I1S 11 ERE1\' GI -EN that the undersigned comp)Sing .he B.-ar. of Jury Commissioners for New% !err. y Count%, State of South Caroli r:a. %%,. on tie 17 th ofJulvN inst , at ninc o cc-ck a. um.. in the office of Clerk of Court for said County, ouenly and pub. yraw thirt% -six lururs. to serve as P'et: Jury men, at the Augus.t term of Court of General Sessions for Newberry County. begi tnnin:g Augtust 3d. ;u:d con ~uiug f5r one week. JNO. L EPPS, County T1reas urer. W. W CRUMER, County Auditor. JNO. C. GOGGA N8, Clerk of Court. July 6th, 1903. -BA RBE~CUE. SEWILL GIVE A FIRST CLASS Brbecue at Pomaria, S. C., on Saturday, August 1st, 1903, in the beatu tiful grove. We will have several speakers to ad dress the crowd, and special arrange ments for the young p eop)le. Come one come all, and enjoy the dlay. JOHRN A. GRAII1AM. II. M. WICKER. Notice to Policy Holders, TulIIE PlI04CV HOLD41ERS OF TIlE Fa rmers' Mutual Inmsurance Asso Ciaitioni, of Newberry County, will meet at Newberry, oin Saturday the first (lay olf August, at to a. in. A full meeting is desired. Business of interest to every policy holder will come u JOS. L. K HITT,' Pres South Oarolinia Military Acadolmy, F lllHRE IS ONE VACANCY IN ...the State Benieficiary Scholarships, to lbe a wardled on comnpetitive exmunina tions >r the county of Newberry. Ill * nk forms of appilication should be~ app)jliedl for att once to Col. C. S Gadsdenm, Chairman Board of Visitors, or the Coun ty Superintendent of Education. These applications fully mnade out, miust bet in the hanids of the Chiai rmana on the 30 th .iay of July, in ordecr to receive attention. C. S GAD)SDEN, Chairman liuard Trustees July ,10 NOTIUE. W H I RI;CplVE APl'lICA tions for D ispenser and1( Clerk at Nev'.blerry, 8 C.. an I also for D)ispen.er at P'losperity, S. C , on the 18th (lay -,,f Jully. 1903. Applications must be in legal for. and cani he hiaded to anty mnentber oif the Board be ii o'clock a ini July the 18lth' J ACOII SENN, Chuairma~, J P'. IIA RMON, J. R SCURRV, Metn.hers of County Board oif Cotrol for Newberry County. Newberry, S C., July 6, 193 First announcement of the N ew Store. G. B. SUM M ER. I have bou ghlt the stock of Counts & D)ickert, and I am going to conduct an tip-to.-date grocery business in their old stand. I extend an inv!tation to my friends of Newberry and f,he surrounding county to drop in and see me, My salesmen, J. P. Aldridge and Clarence B. Sligh, will be glad to see them. (*. B. SUMMER, Next. door in Mimnau,.~s j UST ARRIVED at S. B. Jones' Fresh Nabisco Athena, Cham pagne and Festino 'afers. A FULL LINE of Canned Meats, Canned Vegetables and Canned Fish at S. B. Jones'. 66~DIN MONEY" and a complete " . line of Heinz's Pickles in glass at S. 1. Jones'. OLIVES, Sauces, and all kinds of 0 Condiments at S. B. Jones'. H uyler's Lowney's and Baker's Cocoa, Spices, and Flavoring Extracts -At S. B. Jones'. Dried Fruit: California Apricots, Prunes, Peaches and Raisins, At S. B. Jones'. To the Public at Large! Seeing the need of an organiza tion looking to giving cheap pro t.ection in this county, wv take pleasure in recommending to the people as a whole, the Workmen's Umon Protective Association of' America, as being the best thing in the way of sick, accident and burial benefits, in existence. We write from the age of 12 to 65. It costs $2.10 for a policy, and if you are sick one week, we pay you $6 per week; and at the death - of a member $50 as a burial fund is paid. Any one wishing protec tion against sickness or accident at cost, can get it by applying to either Eugene S. Werts, Secre tary and Treasurer, J. W. Ear hardt, President, or .. W. Reeder, County Agent. To tile Secretary and Treasurer of the Workmen's Union Protective Asso ciation of America: I certainly appreciate the promptness in you paying my hushand, Thomas H1. Reeves, sick benefit and burial fnnds. I can heartily 1ecollmendl the com pany to one and all who wvanlt protee tion at, cost. My husband had only paid thirty-five cents (3;5) into tie treasury after receiving his policy, and the coml pany has fulfilled its promise to a let ter. I think every 11,, womlan and child in the county. that is tvevv years Old, ought to have a pIolicy iin the Work men's Union Proteetive Association of America. First - why. because it is a homlie comipanly; second the money is all kept right at loie: tLhirdl---youl get it at cost; fourth ithe association is do ing what God has taught us to do. help one another; and there is no betterway to obey the comm111rn( of the Lord than to link together in this grand Associa tion. I cannot praise the Association too high for what it has done for my husband, Thos. 11. 1Reeves. May you all ever live and carry on the good work, is my best wishes to the Association. Respeefully, her MRs. X THOMAS H1. RiEAvI:s. mark. Proposals for Furnishing Wood for the State Capitol. B IDS WILL HE RECEV El) BY the undersigned, uint il Ju nly 15th, 1903, for suppllying 300 cordls of woodi for heating the South Carolinc State Capitol. Only straight, split 1)1ine'ood in -It. length, wvill be accepted; long leaf pine preferred. Wood must b)e deliveredl at. t he State Capitol on or before October 1st, but the successful bidder will he permittedl to deliver it at any time after the ac ceptance of his b)id. Wood must be cordled by the bidder in the storage rooms unde'r the(1 bi ling and measured after being so placed. The right is reservedl in this p)rop)osal, and will be0 reservedl in any contract made undIer it, to reject any wood which in the j udgment by the' under signed is of an in ferior quality. lBids must be sealed and m)arkedl "lI'roposals for fur'nishing wood for the State Capi tol,"' and add(Iressedl to he undersigned. J. T. GANTPT, iecretary Of State. Columbia, S. C. , June 27, 19J03. MAYES' RELIABLE ...PAIN RELIEVER... Cannot speak; otherwise it would tell its own story, and were its organ of speech as pronounced as its one quality RELIABIL ITY, no need of these re marks. We do not claim that it will cure Mumps, Consumption, or grow hair on bald heads, and in fact we do not advise mothers using it for Soothing Syrup but we do claim that there is nothing better on the market for' Pain in the Stomach, Colic, Cholera M~orbus, Diarrhoea and Dysentery. IPRICE I 5c and 25c A BOTTLE. Warren White Suipher Springs. WAT1'nt.IC m STiATroN, vile;GiNtA. 1.1). CUrllii;N & SON, l'Iio'iii1;Toa. Variety of mineral wraters. Elevation 2,100X. feet. One mIle from station. Four mails dhaily. Excellent table. Modern iilinlgs andl equipment. B rtes $25 or monthl. Spe.ial rat~. to flesm At Cost! All Summer Clothing Cut Shoes at Actual Cosi are New Spring Goods Merchandise but New U and see the bargains off New A1 The latest blocks in I of Negligee Shirts, Fanc wear, all of which will b( margin of profit to us. The Ewrt Newberry, S. C., Jul 4e- FO ......"SPOT BEGINNING JULY It able goods. We are he mer stuff and are det some price. We have t1 White Goods in India Li beautiful and sheer, Str and Madras, all to go at Mercerized White Good will be included in til Lawns, Dimities. Batist Organdies to go at sac Ties for Men, Ladies, M Don't fail to visit our tage of the many bargai Yours f, S. J. W Others YOU WILL LEARN S :profitable to have us clothes. The longer th have to buy. We help jTrousers pressed while Coats Cleaned andi Vests Cleaned andi ~Pants Cleaned and| Skirts Gleaned and Jackets Cleaned &1 We dye to live. Any to the most delicate si plant. If you are not ni respectfully solicit a tria from you. Ir our wvork 18 not Soth Ca Jrolinai woE <ion't wanUt your pati walgoni. SL.B. YollrlVolley is Until You are Sure You are S HOPPING womSI il i d ge ar <> e M 0.1) d ti t o )ifl> . 't plae >( m please youi t.hait we say YOUll MON June Graduiates JUNE BRIDEiS This is Your Store. 'I'in W h ite 'abries, Silks, I,aes I10mbro'i< II'ries, I"ans, GIoves8, N in~ i. -0)1 1 te. J IMtll (Ir( %%wili put you onI our1 malilin)g A DD RE SS C hAo ry I &( CosC. Straw Hats and Low for the Cash. These . No old shop worn p-to-date styles. Cal Ered. rrivals. -elt Hats. A nice line y Hosiery and Under sold at a very close Pifer Co. 29, 1903. IIIIllle &r ii CA SH". We will put the knife in all season 3.vily stocked in sum 3rmined to unload at iousands of yards of nens, Persian Lawns, ipe Lawns, Nainsooks very low prices. Our E are unsurpassed and iis sale. All colored e,- Swisses. Mulls and rificed prices. Oxford isses and Children. store and take advan ns we will offer. or business, 00TEN. s know IOME DAY* clean and & . .ur ey wear the lest. you to make them wear. you wait.. Pressed. 50 Cents. Pressed. 25 Cents. Pressed..25 Cents. Pressed. 50 Cents. Pressed. 25 Cents. thing dyed from a suit Iks in our steam dye w patronizing us we .1 package of laundry rini Send y~ or goodsI by the AulL. )lly on DeplositI batisfied With Purchas. BY MAIL. >h)CI all yoinsomethin about cO >Ofl nelC in herability t EY IHACK if she fails. The stranger in town WELCOME. ~'omm will s teyu red e te or M. 0. D ON. St C.