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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-29
Graded School Honor Roll.

t~iNrn MONTHLY
Tenth grade Mary Chapman. 81 10:
Eel Beck, 30 2-U.
Mint, cradle Albert .Johnstone. "a ::
i.nuisc Johnston, -; 80: Eva Murray,
30.
I.igth Grade Eessie Simpson, oi :;-o
I:unlce Russell, %: Mary Major, "a -.
Seventh gra'lc William Gordon, 9i
~; Herbert Novel;, 9j -: Cora Maui
din, - %
Sixth grade Ahdie Brown. % 20;
Sue I'inckncy. 81 Ted Russell. 30 50:
Matte Hill. 90 80
Second section Walter poOre, 81 :,-9
Conner Clar'ly, .. 10; Pearl Hayes, 81
-
Fifth grade Stacy Russell, 81 0-1O;
Annie Chapman, hi DO; Bessie Tolly,
nj DO: Lila Brownlcc, 96 6-l0: Willett
Sloan, 81; G-lO. Second scction-Lydia
White. o. DO; May MaCaulla. "a G-10;
blanche Brown, - 40.
Fourth grade Bertha Duckett, 9S 6.S;
Cora Wilhitc, ~ 1-S: Julia Burns 0G7..
Second second Nina Sullivan, 81; 5-.i
Webster i;ocman, .hi ~; Adele Provost.
%; -.
Third grade Starke Sullivan, oS'. ::
John Will Hubbard, - =; Jean Harris,
~ =; Frank Mauldin, 81 81. Second
SECTION Thomas Hill %; Elias Cooley,
?l':: George Fant, 81; is; Gertrude
f.rskinc, u: rs. Third section Leonard
Cummings, H'a; Sam Orr Tribblc, "a
Is; Willie May. .. IS.
Second grade Basil Aver Nandiver,
~ IS; Frank Barton 81 IL; Altthea Sui
Ivan, ~ ~: Archie Mcdonnell, 80 Us.
First grade Blanche Tribblc. 93 5-7:
Donald Brown, 81; -; Ruth Watkins
- -; Harry Geisberg, 92 81.
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IL !I.' irai, al Col. .Ir>>c ". Morris.
nllirli M,'liI:,I ut his huIir al NaI,i:-
me-. ~i\ miles south Of H.. IL, last
iii'!dl morning III nrln.k. \in!.l~,,li
t"iiliil l">c> nii.. ni liri oldest and y, I
clti/.,~. Ir had been ~.iiuu>l> i'll ion.
>'ii,...l weeks. and hl~ death h.i,! h,. :,
c\!,'t'i'''l u; any iiiur l,> ii~ loved niir~.
F"l. \"lii- WIS ~ llr ~:th Nr:il "i HI
~, ll'l WIS Tie eldest ~"l, al the ll.
H., ,l'l :. \"ili>. tie was horn ;,,,i
if'.i!ii! II this County. aud. With the
'N'''l'I'li ni i few N".ii-. ~lnnt IiI~ life
here. 'n>>.,>>lny Il bright mind ami =,
stusli"''> oi>lm~i'i"n In. prepared hiln
sell ini college N ;tn early a"r. and in
his Nnuli= n,uh"n,l graduated from The
University of Virginia. being II class
,n:ii, of ili. late Hon. .Ia>. l.. orr and
Gen. Lewis NJ. Aver. lie then came to
Anderson and studied law in the Office
at the late .Indyr Whiinrr liz, WAS
soon admitted! t" Ir l;ar and later To-
Gated III old l'irkri> Corr House.
where llr plnrticrtl hi~ profession for II
numir OF years. When l'ickrnS
t".ntN wa- divided l.c returned tn his
old llnnr and >iu," hat / inc has been
engaged III farming. lIt WAS twir..
su.lil,'d. his first wife being II Miss
!.r~lir. 81 \bb,.vill County. and hi.
'>crund wife Il Miss Simpson. Of this
County. both nt W linni preceded him 10
thc grave. lie wl> Il member OF the
staff q! "nr"f ihr amt, l"lum t:nlr.,-
or. and in hat day took much inir!.
r>l ~ tho old militia of the state ON
accnlii! at his age he served the con
lrd.lary iii the Reserves. and waS IN
>rrvlrc in and around Charleston. BE
it- ru>Sr~Sru of Ii iiii,,ii'St un:lS>.lmiliw
disposition. Col Norris never sought In-
lltical lnnUrS. though being Frequently
solicited by his friends to allow them
tn u>r his name for various lnSitinn>
In every relation of life lr discharged
his duties faithfully and has zone to
reap The rewards of the lust AMI tiuc
Since lis chi!,lhnod Ilc had been Il most
drNntcu AMI consistent member OF the
Presbyterian Church. and for wears was
the senior Ruling Elder ni the Church
lii Ibis ''i:y. Besides Il large circle of
friends a,isl relatives, !.e leaves three
daughters To cherish his memory. J. .;,St
Sunday attcrnnun the funeral services
were conducted ut home by his pastor
Key. j. \. IL. Summcrcl. after which
the remains were inferred in the Silver
Brook Cemetery.
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BrIton Items.

The \"ilIl. Mems Literary Society Of
he high >rhn"l will =i>ca public de-
bate Friday evening before the ,,h
Sun.Ia, in April. Tie umcry 10 l,r
discussed i. '.hr~nlNrL. that prnIihi-
ion is The h,SI solution of The liquor
ri"blrm. Mc>~r>. Copeland. scott. j.
{. l'in>nH an.l j. y. Header, are, to make
speeches. There will ln. music and
>"lu, llitr exercises beside lie debate.
am! all t""rthrr We ihinl, tlloS. .ylln
attend will ln- entertained. The pub
lie is cordially invited I" attend.
Hon. y. {. l.;iiii:,i H.iil family have
returned from their Cuban trip and,
save he two eldest children. who have
returned 10 then college duties, are ut
their home. They report Il most pleas
an, and profitable trip. Miss l:r>>ir
Chandler. "t atlanta. al. came over
with Miss Mamie l.alinrr. AMI accom-
panied the Congressional party to
Cuba. She returned To Atlanta ycstcr-
day.
Mr. Il. y. Lewis has gone to Halti-
more to >,r his wife. WHO has been
there for several weeks undergoing
n"ll.'nl treatment. We are Surly 10
chronicle. however, that Mrs. Lewis
health is little improved. Tlry will
probably return in Il few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Cummings. of
Charleston, have been visiting rrla-
tivr> here. Mr.. Cummings returned
home sunday.
Rev. Mr. kilgorc filled his regular
appointment, ut the Methodist Church
Sunday. and preached two very able
sermons. This community is favored
with fine preaching: few people hear
better preaching than is done hy Mr..
kilg"rr OF the Methodist Church and
MIR. Tate ct the Baptist.
M:. j. VI. Ramsey. of WillinmStnm,
spent Sunday with his friend, W. Il.
West.
We are informed that quite Il good
portion of the peach crop has survived
the cold and with favorable weather
there will hr plenty Of fruit.
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>IlaLc>lna,r'> Plays

! +" .i@ii md t" l,nl."N ,i-i.l lh.
'i".iA l'"N-'. VIII y" u'',lrir'i t., la =
l"r : liIl.'r -inrh 'ninpali,. ,,iirh
'nnn ," Aud.l~nI, i"l;li: -nnl. IN
''.-i lnn"n'il +" Di-lt ..p,mnn aini
l''iill," VII hr ,rnLci,.l and 10 r,inr-
'nN ni-ii "nt!l.Iln. l,niiin winch .ii..
'N'r''lu.lN iri' i'l,~liI.. | ilr Spartan
hNl- U"nii"i he SD ms. IN speak
il'- 81 l"' "Iml,nll aiid IL rendition
al Damon ans! I'>ll,il>. ~ll~:
l'Ili> .r'ni Play Mas .Nrrllcnll, rem
I.i'd ls u >iiniis aud Thoroughly .iJ,l-
hi' company. and one of ih. most ,.lI-
fliii~ia>iIr:'lhn'ilc,.> greeted >I,lcl,-
ul'. '''"i with Spontaneous applause.
~"i':"ii iia> II been "ur plca>Iiirtn Wii
ness the performance Of Il more t,.y., 1,
b.'iaI'''h company at artists. Mr. Luke
'"~=l"i" ~ Damon Wa> nl thai the
ii'"~i 'NltilIIc cuill,l ,i..iiiailL. Nh Cos
-l"N" i an Iii,.Ii>'' and thrilling actor
a~c"il''Ii- q! 'litnIici-Iit~ of .iii,lr,Ir.
l'I'iln >">>n. a> !',Ilin>. .~tbl>llr
himself ~ once ia iilc hearts of all and
l,'i!N demonstrated What II sublime
character I'NllIia> i when IN iil, hand,
ni ! .'""l actor. Mni,.inIi l:akcr a..
i'i"hi~iti-. ti.r t,iIn heartily lni.i
-:ii' "a very artistic performances .Inliii
Ill@Hlii~ E.iN'' Il very >ili'n. .l,Iitl.tinI of
Nn,illln>. larry l;niluw ~ I'hilli>ii,l,
aided Hn'! al",it,.. I,i"ni,iii> Ia iirr >:lt
'>lariinn -! all. while Miss MAY Stewart
- 'HlIhilr was an agreeable surprise
I" rN'IA"ir. Her portrayal ui This
sweet WnlanlN character WIS Il perfect
delight. and won her aIldi.iI..,. tn smiles
"r i'ai> ;lt will. Miss l,lanrhc WrIhv
@;:ir IN excellent performance ni Her
nli"n has. SlIcitirlda lis lrm.llS wa~ sol :
lIcllN and clever
Tickets and reserved seals now ON
sale. Admission prices. -, ~ and -
tClllS.
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Notice to Teachers.

Having been requested by IL number
OF teachers to call IL meeting of the
white teachers of Anderson County to
consider the adyisability of organizing
Il County Teachers Association, and to
ulSc,;SS other important questions,
] therefor" invite: every white teacher
~ this County to meet me at the Grad
cd School building on April 1st, 1899, Mt
il o'clock, Il. IN. 1t is very important
that all white teachers be present ut
this meeting. Il. T.. NICHOLSON,
Go. Snp.t. of Education.
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SILK And DRESS GOODS.

Looks like we would get tired of
talking Silks--did you say: You
see our Stock and you won't wonder
at our talking them.
Wonderful line Black Peau de Sole
at S5c, 90c, s1.OO and 1925.
Black Satins at 75c, S5c, s1.0O
and S1.25.
Tafietas soc to S1.OO.
Fancy Silks for Waists and Dresses
at 25c to S1.00.
Novelty Dress Patterns no two
alike.
Silk Ginghams, Silk Organizes.
Plaid Dress Goods tor Skirts.
Black Crepon i'll Dress or Skirt
Patterns also, good line of same in
full pieces.
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BncklcnS ArnicA S0lve

The best salvc in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chllblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup.
tions and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money rnfnnd-
ed. Prise % cents per bcx For sale
by Hill-Orr Drug Co
You may have seen better days, but
you have never seen better Shoes than
the old reliable "Chas. Heiaer.'' Cobb
q Crayton, sole agents, and they 'sell
'eni for less
Do not forget that you can buy all your
Spring bedding Plants and Bulbs from
my wagon which will ste D at your door
from time to time throughout tho season.
Chas A. Moss, Florist.
Easter Ia almost here, and there ia
nothing that adds more to q mans dress
than nice pair OF the old reliable Chas.
iieiser Shoe. Sold only by Cobb &
Cray:on, who 'sell EN- for less"
The c. a. Reed Music House has tax en-
tho State Agency for the celebrated CO.
lutnb bia GraphOphone, and ia selling them
at inanufacturer's prices. 1t will interest
every one to call at tho Music House and
soc this wonderful invention.
When it comes to something to wear
on your feet. cobb .S Crayton are the
ShoepeOple.
Iron King Stoves ara considered the
best Buy one. Osborne t& Clinkscales,
Sole Agents.
Roofing, tin work, galvanized iron
work and plumbing done on short notice
by Osborne & Clinkscales.
The c. y. Reed Music House has re-
cehtly received full car load OF Pianos,
and are offering high grade instruments
at lower prices THAI eyer heard of in this
country.
Have hot water pipes run from your
stove to bath room. Try Osborne &
Clinkscales.
For RENT-The offices recently occu-
pied by Bonham dG Watkins, In the In
TELLIaENcER building. Apply at this
Office.
IRON King Stoves are sold in Anderson
only by Osborne s. Clinkscales.
To euro A Gold In Ono Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quirine Tablets.
All druggists refund money ifit fails to
cure. 25c. The genuine has L. b. Q. on
each tHblet.
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Tins mammoth organization of McN-
lean Matn.lorS. Espa,los. Tnlcros. Ban
drrillcroiS. t:rradorcS. pca,lores and
Chnlas. will give IL true representation
of MrNir"'S National Sport. the Bull
Fight, i'll Anderson Thursday. April 9th.
"f McXicans is Antonia Fernandez. the
greatest of all Mexican Bmll Fighters.
This renowned Matado will appear at
each and every performance. His in
conceivable Snpplincss ANA agility,
while tormcnting the formidable bull,
Is nnrivalcd in his native country. The
ll"n"r bestowed upon him for his dnr-
ing exploits entities him Mata,lo De
Antonio Fernandez.
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The beautiful display. Of
ILL-|NERY

Took like wild fire. We are not at
all surprised. We showed the pretti-
est creations i'll the shape Of Pattern
Hats that our Department has ever
produced
We must have your business, there
fore we must make pretty Hats-the
prettiest possible for the money.
We appreciate all kinds Of Mill-
merry business-low or high priced.
Great line Of Sailors for Ladies',
Misses and Children.
Visit the Department often. The
Ladies are always glad to see you,
and to show you their pretty Goods.
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paIm Sunday ut st. Joseph'S

The services ut st. .Josrph'S Catholic
Church on last Sunday were mos, i'll
tcir>ting. The day, as the name sig
mites. is kept in honor OF the day umr
Lord entered Jerusalem triumphant
and exalted. amid the joyful attend
ancr ct lie Jews, who carried and
waved palm branches before him. The
Catholics Of Anderson were fortunate
III having the day kept here. as is Gus
toniry in I'LL Catholic Churches. The
altar was beautiful in its simplicity,
the only nrnamcntation being the love-
~ palm leaves. most taStcfullv ar
ranged Just back of the lighted candles
nt pure white wax: the palms were
also III prOfuSi0n on the side alturS and
over the doors. Before the mass began
the ceremony of blessing the palms,
which waS very impressive. WAS per
formed. Whilst the priest rcci,cd the
appropriate prayers, and sprinklcd the
palms with holy water and offered in
rcn>r. the choir sang that solemn hymn
"t >nrrOw, "Stabat mater DolornSu."
After this the mass was said, bringing
al the long gospel of the passion.
NJ night the stations of the Cross
were rccitcd. and Il very earnest dis
course on tho efficacy of prayer WAS
delivered by the Reverend Father Me
Carthy. who also conducted the morn
ing services. Father Mccarthy is the
new priest who, through the Jealous
efforts of Rev. Father Budls. has come
to assist Rev. Father McElroy and him
self Ill thc work of this mission. This
will enable the Catholics here in future
to attend church twice Il month. Rev.
Father Mccarthy has made n Most
pleasant impression upon all, and we
fccl sure will do much good in the
mission. He expresses himself as well
we hope he may remain long u .o"mo,H n,noGc
us. There will be High Mass on Easter
Sunday ut 4 o'clock, and also evening
services.
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Local News.
y rs ESpAY VI ARCH - l-".'
sale or Cit, Bonds.

nN .a>i SATURDAY in' 'iA '"lnrll
soil! i,c =. ONO; Cly ll.l hrrd-. inl
M,.A bIh> lIl,i u'jl ..,,'l. .ind Had
,Hlf.- l.li,it ni i,jl, lli.n Nlrt 10
~,.,r-. Iin hrl a.'. pi,,i va>llum ".
j. Han \ >nn-. a.. it'illoI. riiI".
vi.r 1T =. .'! i"l tom lid "ii' l;ili
ltsl, N.: i"iil. mi .i-l,'' 4"
iui: hi,u h,,rj. nll> ana pas h.
,sl. 81 in.Nl- Ia hri,l~ shipped
~. .f, .ilid Tie llrii,N transmitted To
~, ,iN 'nlnrll. III nakc> ilrIi
n.a ..stll.iciii 10 about $50 81 so:
l"g' '.tch Sipnr h"ld>. Ilcl viii tak'
tn pplnl~ ~ d' nominations "t ~''"n 81
~!.''''. and i,i,r 'inr iitri.-i l.i,lbl'
~ \,N l"li, 'lIl. lInil bid was ~"
'pi,i,.mir'l ~ Ar,.iiiirh 'lIrrh Ton ->"",
~ il." t'ity Council had stipulated HAT
i'n l"l c'ii' should ~ ilii''li.i:'l.
dclu>!i.d T., the -ii,r,~~.ul bidder.
lin III l,r,i>cd ~huu iiI.ii Iil III
,;,, -oi -',uiiir~ -i.iud i-h ~ t.
i..c i ,ll.l' :. ~riI.o ~ li' nilI,i s.l'!-
ur.'. i"ilnN-. iri u iuiu .l.l nii'
i't. rrn' ,r l,li i"'i.h, hIn'
'o. \iilir..!uii- Mimi. -~.-' .j,lii
W. a'.'h,N. hu-ii-i.i. ',.l.. ~l'pr i'.Dl
rt,;~,icl T. Lotus. Mo. S~.i~..i. h,
tp;ilr,l ni..iiin"ii~l, '"ii,.li',i,.'i
iiaii '!e hi'l ..'rri',',i VA tin n'"~i AL
..It'a-'"n-. al! natlri~ considered.
.iid $40 nnd- sill hc i--li,, .~ >,,u -
li;N .illan.,.ill,l,i- can hr niA,l H..
i.,,,.,i i :: GOOD one. and l,- t'itl - IL.
J" i.r.iiul.,i,l on ;l. result
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Remember the Game Mt tho Base Ball
Grounds.

The Bloomrr Ladies' Champion Base
"all Club. who arc making an extern
sivc tOnr of this country, travelling in
their own special palace car. will make
their first appearance in Anderson on
Thursday, April 9th. when they will
play n game of ball with the Working
Mems Club. Ladies' can attend this
game without amy fear of being Offend
ed, us nothing will be said or done that
would shock the most fasti,lious lady
present. Game called ut op. IN. Adj
mission to game % cents.
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Pensioners.

ln' "nhiN Pension Board met la-l
-''fn'IH> aud :'h"lii completed IL vnih
'pl HIS N'ii. The li>i Will l, n,,lc NJ
and i"lwaud,h at nnr, Ia rlr Comm
'''il'i ''cncial. VIII" reviews TIA, w"lL
"i ~" l;"ar'i before ,lr applicants can
r''l\r ihrn money i,l, ai. on
the III 'li> Nrii - t"ial"l ~ nsno,.
twenty iln'' lr>- lhIn ia-l Ar.r
Inc i"l"Ninr -li"W ll' uimi,r ia
,..I,I How M mn ~ I'M -l-,lLiniA.
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WHITE GOODS |!

World without end, it seems to us, but
this is White Goods season, and we
are glad, for there's nothing prettier
Lawns, Swiss, Mulls, Organdies, P. K. !,
Dimity, &c. Organdies sc to s1.OO.
P. KS. 10c to soc. Anything and
everything in White Goods.
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WASH GOODS.

We commence the line with pref
ty and stylish line Of Linen Colored
Leno Stripes at would easily re-
tail over any counter at 1Oc.
Ginghams at SC, 10, 15c, zoe and
35c.
Quite a popular fad is Dotted
Swiss Mulls at 10c, 15c, zoe.
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Great Easter Sale
$4,000
WORTH OF
DRY GOODS,
SHOES, HATS,
CLOTHING and
GENTS FURNISHINGS
NOW UNDER OUR Roop
NOW UNDER OUR Roop

Our Buyer, just returned from the Northern marlu
purchased the largest and most line of Goods
brought to this market and prices unheard Of All
is that you give CALL and guarantee to save W.
money every article that you purchase in Store
Below we quote few prices
~ pieces India Null beautiful designs
Case Cupurc Lattice yard vide Muslin o
~ pieces fercalcs, guaranteed wash, value
III pieces Dotted Muslin Scrim worth 5c for only i
pieces lOinch White Curtain Scrm value only.
pieces Aca Feather Bed Ticking only 1
10 pieces Mattress Ticking only. ......... .
pieces Black Sanc, value 12c, only. ...... !
ID pieces ivanhoe Bleaching, value only ....
Case Fancy Ogande beautiful designs value for only
10 White Quilts value $l.O0 for only -. rv
~ dozen Boys Knee Pants all WOOL value 30c only N
dozen Ladies Shirt Waists latest styles Of quality Per-
cale regular value Soc for only
dozen Ladies Shirt Waists best quality value only
dozen Ladies' Kid Gloves all oors o
oO dozen Ladies ndcrve value Sc, at only.
3O dozen Umbrellas steel rod, value 75c
lUO dozen Pure Pearl Buttons a @ per
dozen Ladies and Gents Hankerchefs at
III dozen r. & G. Corsets al only II
~ Boys Ancc Suits made of all wool material only
~ cntlemens III
I'D dozen Gentlcmens Work Shirts y
SHOES, SHOES, SHOES.
100 pairs Ladies Dongoa Shoes at only
OO pairs Ladies Oxford Ties all
2oO pairs Genlemen all solid Calf Skins at
ioG pairs Ian camel Calf Shoes, all solid value emily
10 pairs Childrens Shoes, to s, only I'LL II
Yours truly,
LESSER & CO.,
Under Masonic Temple, Advertisers of FactsE
Leaders of Low Prices.
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THAT MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Has arrived We supply with the satisfactory economical
Ready Wear Muslin Underwear your you seen YOU
will he be pleased the Ladies Who see
mo use when buy them
Miss Leila White Miss pleasure showing
them to For Of stairs but
there you will find good light, plenty of room &C.
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Cut Flowers. Pot Plants and Palms for
sale. Mrs. j. Il. CLINKsCALHs.
242 Main st.
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MEMS SHOE
CLIO ] HING.

What about that Easter Suit? you it? Well we
be of Suits. sO0O gives
thing which, JOY Fixing up lot
the Boys, and ready to fix up
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-13
Good
eSmanShiD
SsST

ISN'T EVERYTHING to good
bookkeeping even a good salesman
fails when he tries TO sell, cautious.
ly, clothing that isn't made as 1t
should be. In the long run only
the best clothing paws; especially
when the best clothing can be had
at the price of the next best. Our
clothing Is so well made, so at
tractive In appearance, and looks so
desirable that 1t requires less energy
and breath and persuasion on the
part Of the salesman to sell it.
After we have sold it once. we
ran sell it with still less effort to
the same customer. II Is the kind
Of clothing that brings your custo.
mer back again and again-the kind
with which we can build up last.
Ing trade. And that Is what we
are doing In all our lines.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-13
Three New Transports,

San Francisco, Sept 4 - The
Qusrterms-ter's Departm mt was
authorized by Secretary Root yes
terday to charter three more trans
ports, the Olympia, Victoria aud
City Of Rio de Janeiro.
The next troopship to sail will
be the Columbia, which will he
ready to leave on Friday. The
hospital ship Relief will sail on
the 18th for Manila, where she
will be stationary hospital in The
bay. The Sherman, Tacoma and
George W. Elder will also get
away on the 10th or shortly after
ward The Sherman will take 100,
the Tacoma $50 aud the Elder sou
men. The Grant should sail by
the 18th. Tue Hancock will not
be ready until the end of the
month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-13
CORPORATE HAVE CHANGED.

Abe Minister of Interior ha,
permitted change of the corpor
ate name of j. J. Esas, Lid, tc
Whitney & Marsh, Ltd. The
change is in crnsegnance of with.
drasai of Mr.. j. j. Egan who nc
'onger has any conus ction with
the company.
G.. NJ. Whitrey, who has The
mSnsg ment of the new business
Is n brother If DR.. Whitney. de
is aU experienced, successful dry
goods man, who has been 10 bust.
ness for himself many years. He
has been in Il stern s'kets for
-ever-l months aud selected an
entirely new stock of goods, which
has been received, hut will not be-
opened up until alterations aud
changes 10 store room and fix
lures now being made have been
completed.
Whitney & Marsh, Ltd, have
ample financial backing and will
organize aud conduct thorough
~ progressive dry goods business.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-13

ent. Marty every governmental
bureau on the list il forced to- re-
tire ch lis work by the shortage
of appropriations supplied by the
LIST legislature. The new de7el-
opmsut following annexation has
brought increased necessity upon
every department Of the govern
meut. This new development has
also brought increased income to
the treasury. The work ia prac.
tically at a staudstill and the
money is idle in the treasury.
Coupled with this situation is the
shortage of coin 10 the business
community. 1t is the manifest
duy of the government to place
this monty at the disposal OF the
departments, speedily forward
public works, thus relieving the
money market and securing the
public impro, emeuts and proper
administration 10 the various de.
par'meuts that the situation de
msnds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-09-13
GEN. OTIS MAY STEP OUT

Washington, Sept. 6. = General
Nils today made the positive
statement that he expects there
will he change 10 military com
maDders in the Philippines. He
said to TIE Bulletin CO respon
dent that he believed either he
himself would 60 to the Philip
pines and take command or Gen
eral Merritt would be sent. Gen
eral Miles says he believes the
present situation in the Philip
pines is eighty absurd, and that,
instead of having a junior officer
in Command of the latge army
there, one of the senior officers
oue ht to he sent without delay. He
added that the matter is now
under consideration by the Presi.
dent.