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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-05

MORNING SALES
Water, 100.
AFTERNOON
Board-75 Hawaiian Commercial, 37s: 10 Cal
Electric Light. 1898: $1,000 81 Bonds, lls: 400
Hutchinson Co. 5N.
1t Is said that two poor Partisan women.
who earn livelihood by making artificial
MOWERS, have hit on process Of dyeing
natural flowers In brilliant hues.
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Lumber Receipts.
The receipts OF Lumber, etc., at San Francisco
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. April &.-wheat Is steady. Opened nm.
changed to 1sc lower; declined I4c on fears of
anti-opton legislation and weaker cables advanced
11s on good buying reports o, blizzard I'm the
Northwest: stormy weather In the Southwest ana
decrease In the visible supply and reduced stocks
higher than Saturday. Rye roc Barley SIC ~
CHICAGO. April 4.-Wheat-Cash. 1886 Corn
3S1sc. Pork $40 .05. Lard SO 10 Rms
% So. Whisky-sl l3
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CALL BOARD SALES.

INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO o'elock-Buyer season.
100 81 81: 200, 81 b212; 500. 81 52M; 200,
81 525s: 500. 81 52I4.
REGULAR MoRNINe SEssIoN-Buyer season
300, 81 1884, zoo 81 535s; 1000. 81 53JS. Seller
'S2-S0O, 81 SO. Buyer AaguSt-l0O, 81 aga.
AFTERNOON SESSION Buyer season = 100
81 1855: 100, 81 53I@; 200. 81 1914: 400. 81 5S:
200, 81 53Hs. Seller '92-l0O, 81 3o5s; August
800. 81 II.
bARLEI-There was sudden furry yesterday
morning on call. There has been a good deal o /
short selling lately owing the fine crop prospects,
and the clearing OF the weather and the north wind
gave the bulls a chance TO squeeze the shorts
This they did with vengeance, running buyer the
season up TO 81 O3l2, and advance of 5Ssc over
Saturdays best figure. Tie spot market OF course
sympathized with futures aud prices higher ali
around No Feed. Slal O212 choice bright do,
81 O3$<9l 90 e Ell: dark Coast 971x8SSS4c;
Brewing, 81 O712@i 1874; CLeysileT nominal.
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Aud In accordance with law aud an order or tha
Board OF Trustees made on the st day OF February
1897, SO many shares OF each parcel Of such stoct
&C the once OF the company, 1873 Main street Gold
bill Nev, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of ApriL
hnquent assessment thereon together-with oosts al
advertising and expenses OF sale.
nE9 "a w. Ii. 0LAbvELT, Sscresarn
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Set cash prices are: Family extras $50
IS z bol; Bakers extras. 81 s095; city superhne,
50 2oS3 45i Interior brands, 81 1895 Is FOR ex-
tras, 50 20G3 as q Dbl for superhae.
whEAT-It is difii cut to give even approximate
quotations, as there is nothing doing and dealers
themselves do not know what Wheat Is worth Suf-
hce IL TO say that the market is demorazed and ut
terly stsgnant Nominal quotations are: No. /,
81 so q ctl; choice. 81 5l14@I 5212 lower grades
81 4714Sl 1854 extra choice for milling, 81 559
al 6U g ctl.
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during the month OF March, "a reported by the Pacific
Coast Wood and Iron. were as iciiows. as compared
with those OF the corresponding m,ntn In 1871:
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SPECULATION.

e line of Cook ST.. $50 feet S of Point Lobos ave-
Two handsome residence lots ready for building;
good surroundings; streets severed; Geary-st.
cable; lots 25xl20.
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EEn E IaMSlM
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
1926 kearny ST.. bet. California and Pima
IMPORTANT AUCTION NOTICE.
Great Sale Of New and Elegant Furniture
BY CATALOGUE.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,

ApFia oIh ana
AT II O'Clock A. NJ on the premises
6I3 AND 6i5 TAYLOR STREET.
~ WILL SELL THE.
Entire Elegant Parlor, Chamber, Office Hall
and Dining Room Furniture of the Oriental
Hotel, Contained in Eighty Handsomely Fur
nishei Apartments,
Ten Elegant Parlor Sets, in new and very fashion
able designs and very rich covers; 3 ; Elegant Late
Style. Antique Oak Chamber Suits, with Full Bowel
Mirrors; Ia Elegant Carved and Polished Oak
Folding Beds, with Plate Mirrors, also with Cabl-
nets, Secretar les and Stdeboards; Very Elegant
Late Style Book cases. so Fine Curled Hair Mat
trssses 100 pairs W hite Blankets; $50 Feather
Pillows; costly Lace Curtains Fins Pictures: Ele-
CANT Lounges; Center Tables; Chiffoniers; Extra
Quality Bedding; Elegant Easy Chairs: Dining
Tables; 10 Fine Dining Chairs; Great Variety
HandsomeMirrors; Best Quality Silver piatedware;
Cutlery. also Carpets about 2500 yards Best Body
Brussels Carpets; an immense amount Of other
Elegant Furniture.
The above Hotel was furnished less than one year
ago, at a cost Of $4,000. The Furniture is ali OF
the very latest style ana design and offers ali
buyers unequaled chance TO secure the choicest
aud most desirable quality of nearly goods
HD- TERMS CASH.
ap 5. 81 GEO. #. LASIS0N. Auettoneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. f. LAMS0N,
AUCTI0NEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
AIS KearnY ST, betwaep California and Pima
THIS DAY.

6tU. +. LAmSUN,
AUCTI0NEER & COMMISSION MERCHANT
425 KearnY ST.. between California and Pima
THIS DAY.
Tuesday. .......... ................AprfI 5. 1893
At II O'Clock. on the premises.
NO. 1903 COUGH STREET. NEAR GEARY,
- WILL SELL BY CATALOGUE.
THE MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE
GRAND SQUARE PIANO,
Splendid Upholstery, Eieg ant ManteI Mir
rOrs, Costly Cabinets, Rich Parlor Orna-
ments and Royal wilton, French Mo-
quette and Handsome Body Brussels
Carpets,
In residence of A Blum Esq. on account OF de
parture for and permanent residence East,
COMPRISING.
One Grand Square Frederick Zeck Piano. with
met
One Magnificent Drawing room Set. pieces: SUI
perbiy Carved CocoboIo Frames, upholstered in
order by Sloane; cost $500: this beautiful set
- cannot be described in an advertisement.
ono Very Elegant EDoniZed Parlor Cabinet.
magnificent BiSque, Dresden. Barbetine, Limoges,
best imported AKIN nfSEer, Moquette, Wilton aud
- body Brussels Carpets; Persian Rugs.
Two Eiegant french Plate Mantel Mirrors.
Three Very Elegant Chamber Sets, ChIfoniers, Mir
ror-iront ArmoiIe, Extra Lounges and Easy
Chairs
One Magnificent Antique Oak sideboard
One Magnificent Extra ANTIQUE Oak Mirror ManteL
One Palace E1tenson-tabe
Elegant Oak Dining Suit In Russian Leather.
Costly crystal GLASS and China Ware.
Together with an immense assortment Of other
desirable articles in this elegant home.
HB- TERMS CASH.
ap4 2t GEO. F. LAMSON. Auctioneer
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POINT LOBOS AYENUE LOTS.

Sc line OF Mission st. $50 feet NE. of Brazil
This Is coming business property for mis- section of
the city cable 10 pass the property: part OF block
3, Excelsior Homestead; lots 25xS2:6.
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s. side of ct. SIG feet W. OF l9th aye-Two
handsome residence lots; electric cable TO be q
short distance from lots; lots 25xl00.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE s. CO.,
mr3l ap3 Gas Market ST.. Auctioneers.
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1ueSuay "a pr1f D. 1893
At IL O'Clock. on the premises,
NO. 1908 COUGH STREET. NEAR GEARY,
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Portland's Business.
Exchange and Bullion.

PORTLAND. Or, April 4-Ciearanees, s39l. 900:
balances. $50, 900.
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And In accordance With law and order OF
the Board OF Directors made the 26th day OF
February, 1897, 50 many shares OF each parcel of
such stock may be necessary will be sold at pub
lie auction at the once OF the company. Ala Cal
nornia street. San Francisco. California, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day OF April 1892 at tho
hour OF O'Clock p. NJ OF said day, to pay said de-
unque nj assessment thereon. together with costs OF
advertising and expenses OF sale.
GEO. d. EDWARDS, Secretary
Omee.4lS California street. San Francisco Can.
toEnle. mr17 I'd
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Tunis. once the famous black horse OF
General Boulanger, has been brought TO
Paris from Brussels. where it has been since
the death OF the General, who provided for
the animal In his will.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07

. North American Review
Every community now has goodly
number of these social dissenters-men
and women who are mot in society,""
and who aro neither panied nor
shamed by the fact, but rather avow it
with the complaisance of clever people,
who have found out fraud. These
social dissenters are by no means from
the unknown or unimportant classes.
They are uscally people of distinction,
who live well, dress fashionaoly, pay
their bills, are blameless in character,
hospitable and with no taint OF cyni-
cism in their nature; yet they "save
themselves from their fellows and,
without explanations or regrets, refuse
to add one more to the hundreds OF
persons leading life that has 10 at
t. Ion for them. But, as a rule,
there are few conditions in life which
are not many-sided and capable Of
being defended on every side.
And we must first notice that social
secessionists are expecting society to
be what society never purposes or
wishes to be, and that, therefore, they
might as justly complain that a man
is hedger or ditcher when ne might
be poet or a preacher. Society never
yet set itself to be good or great. 1t
has no higher mission than to promote
social pleasure and order, and the
qualifications it requires are not plety
or intellect, but the ability to dress
well, to say great deal about nothing,
to lead dance, to keep every little OF
the traditional law Of uniformities,
and in all disputed questions, or doubt
full positions, to initiate that truly
great and wise man, the Levite, rather
than the oficious, demonstrative Sa-
maritan. We must, Of course, admit
that this is low mora. and intellectual
plane, but it is plane which satisfies
the aspirations and capabilities of the
majority who tarry there, and all
things in life are not equally happy
and justi6able.
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&c sEoW-talk so"
"'Why, with your D. T.'s and u
5T.'s.'
"t0h,' said my policeman, smiling
1t is as simple as A. B. c."
How Famous Rnlers Died.

King David died Of old age.
Louis XVI died on the scaffold.
Richard III was killed in battle.
Abraham Lincoln was assassinated.
James A. Garfield was assassinated.,
Charles I, Of England, was behesded.
Louis Y was poisoned by his Queen.
M1stapha II was strangled in prison.
Darius Codomanus was killed in bat
tie.
AtiIIa, the Hup, died in drunken
spree.
Millard Fillmore died of paralysis at
"a.
Andrew johnson died of paralysis at
g..
Achmet III was strangIed by bis
guards.
Chester A. Arthur died of apoplexy
at 56.
Louis died ofa fever during eaua-
paign.
James II died in exile of gluttonous
habits.
Nerva was supposed to have been
poisoned.
Gen. Grant died of cancer of the
throat at 6s.
Emperor William, of Germany, died
OF old age.
Tiberius was smotbered by one of
bis favorites. +
Louis V was poisoned by his mother
and his wife.
SoIyman I was dethroned and muir
dered in prison.
Henry VI, of England, was muir
dered in prison.
Mustapha I was deposed and stran-
gled in prison.
Charles III, LIE Fou, was deposed
and died in prison.
George " died Of q complication Of
disorders. ..
Feodor II, of Russia, was assassinated
in church.
John Adams passed away at 81 from
senile debility.
Queen Anne died of dropsy, brought
| onby brandy.
Gregory V was driven from Rome
and died in exile.
Louis Napoleon died in exile at
Chiselhurst, England.
Adolphus, sof Germany, fell at the
battle of Gelheim.
John Tyler diod at y from nayster-
ious disorder.
Richard II is supposed to have been
starved to death.
Jehoabaz, King of Judah, died in
| captivity in Egypt.
Lothaire, of France, was poisoned by
female relatives.
George 7 died from apoplexy, induced
by drinking.
Pope Cando was supposed to have
been poisoned.
Feodor I, of Russia, was deposed and
died in prison. ..
Gustavus Adolphus was killed in the
| battle Of Lutzen.
Sultan Musa-C -Chelebi was deposed
and strangled[
Pope Donus II died suddenly, pre-
sumably by poison.
Pope John z died in prison, it is be-
ieved by poison.
| Solomon died OF weariness at the
vanity of human life.
Josiah, King of Judah, was killed in
battle at Mejiddo by an arrow.
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the tuted an inquiry iahtss iIahs cause. 1t
L go was found hdsany staples, such as
tors potaEsHdSgar, cane and melons were
ch- -a4erted into intoxicating drinks. Be
cause of this abundance Of liquor many
of his subject< developed into topers
and idlers. AS natural consequence
there were uncultivated fields, weed
grown plantations and general i'm
poverishment. This discovery led to
the issuance OF q decidedly unique pro-
hibition decree. It provided that if
any of his subjects converted a food
product of any description into Al in
toxicating liquor or drink it he should
be fined 81 for the first offense, which
amount should be doubled foc every
repetition. Should the maker Of such
an intoxicaut give it to a neigbbor, or
any of his friends or acquaintance, or
even to a stranger, he was to be sub
jected to d similar fine. The drinker
was also included in the same category
as the maker, andthe same penalty was
provided for his offense.
If from a lack of funds, the trans
gressor Of this law was unable to pay
the fine, he was to be given chance to
iquidate 1t with produce raised by his
own hands. In default Of this, he was
to be allowed to pay it in labor, this
being proportionate to the amount OF
the fine. Upon failure to meet the OBJ
legation in any Of these ways named,
then the fine wss to be increased, and
the law-breaker confined in irons for q
period specified by the king, who was
to be guided in the imposition Of such
punishment by the euorlnity Of the Of
fense.
The strict enforcement Of this law
had a most salutary effect on the ma
tiyes, for in toe course Of few years
his majesty had the satisfaction OF
knowing that the use of food staples as
q basis for into1icants bacame, so to
speak, a thing Of the past, and the
prosperity of his subjects was once more
assured.
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IMPORTATION FOR TEACHERS.
Some Surprising Replies to Their Exsmi-
nation Papers.
Boston Commonwealth |

bUSLON SOunOQH HSaltU'
Some time ago little book with the
title English as She Is Taught was
Issued by one OF the largest publishing
houses. Its unconscious Wit surpassed
the effort Of those who would be witty.
Some, indeed, thought 1t the work Of
a great genius in hUmor. But the book
was what it claimed 70 be-answers
given by the children OF our common
schools to questions put to them at ex-
aminations.
While the writer was one OF the eI-
aminers for teachers fOr--ccunty, III
!, the State o., be, on examining the
papers sent in by would-be teachers,
found answers which equal those OF
"English as She Is Taught" Thus:
Q.-Wh4t invention aided in max
ing possible the discovery Of America !?
A.-The invention of the steamboat
Q.-Nxme five of the most proml-
nent cities Of the Northwest, and state
the cause OF the Importance of each?
A.-LaCrosse, Fondulac, Milwaukee,
Racine, Cincinuaii. All but Cincln-
uati are noted fox their water works.
Q.-What were some Of the principal
causes of the America Revolution :?
a.-The opposing principals OF pop
! liar aud sristratic government Were at
the bottom of all.
G.-Name five couutr rs represented
in the All-Americau Congress.
A.-Japan, France, England, Ven
ezulia, Gautanaiia.
Q.-Why have the inhabitants of
the polar region six months Of cay and
six months of night?
A.-The earth revolves slowly at the
polls, the earth being smaller at that
point.
/ Another gave this answer:
A.-The earth revolving on its axls
only reaches them onae year.
And another gave this answer:
A.-Because it is 80 far from the
centre of the earth that the sun is on
the other side of the world six months.
Q.-What is diphthong?
A.-A sound produced by the vocal
organs is diphthong.
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ca watch
ing the native tribe of Bigeonoperas
playing game called obsecutiaticus.
s'I fed for the race track, only to find
worse conglomeration Of p. p, eh. g,
b. C., br. g., b. g., ch. f., c. g., ch. N.
And I had paid my hard silver for
this.
''This s.abrevistion craze is spread
ing everywhere. You will find it on
the stage, where the actors talk Of the
o. P. side, and the L. T., and the first
i. E., and the second L. E., and the
L. o. N.
''Look at the American societies:
Can anybody name them? No, not by
theEuglish language. They are the I.
90. F., the G. a. r, the ". C. T. u,
K. of L.. and the G. O. P. z. Of P, snd
T. NJ. 3. A, and a thousand others.
60 into a saloon and you Will hear
somebody order an Al S. and B. Lend
a man dollar and he will give you his
I. 0. =. Next month Sullivan and
Corbett will enter the P. R. at New
Orleans and fight O. R! The printer
talks intelligently about mp. f.1c.
'sThe same day I went to the base
ball game dropped into big estab-
lishment on State street. A woman,
-rsss trying on a bonnet.
Does it fis?n she asked.
To a IT, came the answer.
Do I laok well in it?'
Away ap in g.
".'Eow much will it cost"
GA. W
tI'llta it; send it up to the house
z C. o. d.
"sCertsinly.'
That arrangement is satisfactory
10 you thene'
I" Yes; all 0. X
ssI grasped the nearest pillar and
painted for breath.
''That night as I was going home
patrol wagon carried a man away as I
passed.
"'Who is it?' I asked of a policeman
WHO'S a friend Of mine.
"sOh, it's R-,s prominent N. D.
Hes got the D. T. Remember this is
on the c. T:'
"Great heavens, manv I cried, how
! do you manage to talk SOP
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SOME MORE GREAT TROTTING.
Lab asco Lowers the Record Hitherto Held
by Nelson.

INDEPENDENCE Iowa, Sept. 1.-At
the trotting meeting to-day, Labasco
lowered the worlds stallion record, :,
hitherto held by Nelson, to 2:l11
In the same race Clinton trotted the
fastest fourth heat on record, in 2:133,
Jay Eye See went out to break
the worlds record for pacing, Of 2:n5i,
but 2:OS2 was the best be could do.
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Expert Evidence.

Hunker: II don't believe girls ever
offer to be sisters to fellows when they
refuse them, as the comic papers init
mate"
Spatts: II don't either. In my case
they either head me off before [ get to
the proposal, or else tell me frankly
they can't marry me-"
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BETWEEN COLUMBIA. HEwBEERY CLINTON AND

a;sSs So:is. STATIONS. s 4. T.
Lv. Ar.
II 2osna ..-Columbia- sospR
i l5pu ...Newhsrry.. 90. !: % pm
2 19snn ..--Goldville-... II 81 ana
255pm .-....Clinten-- q 0an
33opn Ar Laurenz Lv 10 Is .n
BETWEEN HODGES AND AHEIv!r1R-
s$:s s: i. STATIONS. Ss; S;,S i:
345pu,. Lv...Eodges.-Ar pm
4W pnn-.-Darraughs'. % pm
42o opn-Lv.Abbeyille.Iv Iva Is pm
ION, Northbound, sa am, ,lsl 10 ? ms II p n,
m, ll4s N. Vestibuled LinitedE Weet.s
Bound, ". n G. Division, 8 90 IA and 2S7 M,
FOR Eendersonvile, Asheville, Hot Springs an1
Knoxville. .,1.S.
Trains leave Gree enville, 8. c., 4. 4 G. DlSi-
sion Northbound, 227 q N, 2 Is p m, 5 "a nl.'
Vestibuled Litaited): South6oSnd, loa N, "a
. m, II IS N. {Vestibuied Limited. .ESss
Trains leave Seneca, g. c., a. L G. Diytzion,s
Northoound, 90 am, II IS N; Southbouad s5Ss
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
Pullman Palace Sleeping H GsE on Train; ,,,o,. -
Parlor Cars on Trains Nos. ls md Il, be.weea
v. eIi a. TURK, TX s. Il HARDw1cK,
Genl Pass. Agent, Asst Genr Pass. At,
Washington, DC. Atlanta, Ga.
'aen1ssupsrintendent, TIsd.s Nsnagsr.
Columbia, s. c. Washington 90. G..
W II. GREEN, Gen llHS'r, Washington. d. G.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria:
What It Costs The South.
Estate Chronicle. I

It requires the proceeds Of 100000
bales Of cotton every year to pay the
South's part Of the pension fund, two
thirds Of which are paid to support
tramps and beggsrs who claim to have
fought for the Union. Very little if
any OF this large contribution ever
returns TO the South. This is one Of
the means invented by Republicans to
drain the Southern people Of their
money.
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Have You a
Dauqhter to Edueafe7

WINTHROP STATE NORMAL COZ.
w LEGE, Columbia, S. C. Thorough train.
Faculty composed of instructors of extensive
and successful experience in teaching teach
ers. Open to white girls over II. Session be.
gins September q. Graduates secure good
ships-one worth $3.50 a Session and one of
free tuition. Competitive examination An.
gust at Court House Of each county. Ad.
dress D. B. JOHNSON, President, ColuIn-
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see and a. sound es dollar. believe my baby
yorld have died II I had not tried CCT.cuEA REx-
EDrEs. write this that every mother with q baby
Axe nine can feel confident that there is medicine
that win cure the wost eczena, and that medicine is
the CurIcURA RENEDHs.
MRs. BETTE BRKNER, Lockhar., Texas.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07

thing else Gtd heS any Soo0.
We could get no rest day
or night with Der. In ny
extremity I tried tho &C;
r7cURA RENEDBs, but I
eontess I bad 10 faith in
them, for I bad never seen
them tried. To my great
surprise, In ono weeks
time after beginning to use
the CUrzcURA RExEDIEs,
tho sores were well, but !
continued to use the Re-
soLvENT for . little while,
and now she Is as fat q
baby as you would Ike to
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
Special Offer No. l.

Tointroduce my business in every
neighborhood in the quickest posi-
bic manner, we will ship you one
Bedroom Suite complete. consist
ing of One Bedstead, full size and
high head, One Bureau with glass,
One Wash-stand, One centre Table,
Four cane seat chairs, One Rocker
to match, well worth go, but to in
troduee my goods in your neighbor-
hood we will sell You this full bed
room suit for $l4.25, when the cash
comes with the order. Remember
this is S14.25 for a neat Bedroom
Suit such as you usually have to
pay $50 for.
BESIDES this Suite, we have q
great many other suites in Walnut,
Oak, Poplar, and all the popular
woods, running in price from the
cheapest up to hundreds of dollars
for a Suite. ....
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BABY One SOLID SORE
Tried Everything without Relief. No
Best Night OF Day. Cured BY
Cuacura Remedies.

Nv baby, when two months Old, had breaking
out with whs. the doctor called eczema. Her head
arms, feet, and hands were each one solid sore.
tried everything but neither tho doctors no. any
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-07
By Rail to the Nearest Star.
From the Boston Globe. ]

In recent lecture on "Fixed Stars" ,"
DR.. David Gill wanted to give an Illus
tration Of the distance to Centsuri.
This is what he said: "We shall sup
pose that some wealthy directors, for
want Of outlet for their energy and cap
ital, construct railway to Centauri.
We shall neglect, for the present, the
engineering difficulties mere detail
and suppose them overcome and the
railway open for traffic. We shall go
further, and suppose that the directors
hauo found tha nnnstr,lcfian Of srlch q