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Evening star., 1901-12-17
Instruction I'm Chinese.
From the Philadelphia Bulletin.

1t is question whether 1t would not prove
profitable to establish In some of the Amer
lean colleges or universities department in
which Chinese could be taught with the
same care that is bestowed on instruction
in modern European languages Tentative
attempts In this direction have been made
once or twice. but they have failed to pro-
duce practical results. Yet 1t can hardly be
doubted that the absolute ignorance OF Chi
neses on the part Of the great majority of
the American employees Of firms who are
engaged IN trade with the oldest nation OF
the orient Is an important obstacle to the
extension Of our commerce with China.
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COucl1es.
An excellent assortment of Hand
some Couehes made in our own
work rooms, especially for the Holi-
day trade, in attractive designs and
serviceable materials-denim, Gre
tonne, tapestry, corduroy, leather,
etc. g.
Fine Handmade Sloping Head Couches uphoI-
stored In leather. with oak imitation ma
Each. Ssans frames: 3uftea: S35.oo to $4,000
Wardrobe or Box Oouches, in a variety Of styles
raeh aH5 eeets sriats Each heioa.ns $1,000 to $25
Also
Handsome Easy Chairs, upholstered In leather.
with imitation mahogany and oak frames;
Eaes ISr.sa: ers MASSIVE $1,000 to $45.oo
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Decorative Screens.

Always welcome in any home.
They come into play in scores of diff
ferent ways about a house. We
show superb line conspicuous for
variety and beauty ranging in
prices from 75c. to 5000.
Especially good values are:
Three-fold Oak Screens, silkoline filled, d,
feet high. Each. ....................'.. S1.25
Threefod Screens of highly polished oak imi-
tation mahogany scroll top; filed with the newest
designs and colorings Of silkoline. An ex- 60 oc
celent value. Each. Observation-Disclosures. Y@'So
Sereens hardwood frames to
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Metal BedsteadS.

Our display of Fine Baked White
Enamel and Seamless Brass Beds is
very complete, and comprises the
newest designs at the lowest prices.
We offer as a special. Extra Heavy White Enam-
eled Iron Beds, with brass trimmings. drop and
extended foot. Size IT. Z #. inches.
$3.50 each.
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Books For Christmas.
Sets of Standard Authors

No great author can be either
judged or enjoyed pieoemeal. No
library is complete without the COM
plete works of the great authors.
We are prepared to supply the
works of the Standard Writers,
printed and bound in the best man.
ner and at the lowest prices consist
ent with first-ciass workmanship.
These sets are bound in cloth, half
leather and half calf. Many are fine
ly illustrated and will make worthy
additions to any library, and an ap-
preciated and valued gift.
A splendid variety In cheaper sets
also here for your selection.
Dickens. wort.. 5000 to $500
pum.s. WORKS. ........ $500 to $4,000
rs.cr,r,.. w.r.,. $500 to $4,000
su,~ersssoa,. WORKS. $3.50 to $500
Scott. wor... $500 to $32.oo
Lossing's c1vn War n America, rols,- G, ~
the ~. 30 edtinn. n..............s.s....... WV
And many othsrs.
Basemsnt.
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Leather Goods and Fans.

We have on exhibition a rare col
lection of novelties in Leather Arti-
cles, including Seal, Walrus, Alliga-
tor, Morocco, Wild Steer and other
skins, with rich trimmings. These
articles were personally selected
abroad, are exclusively ours, and in
many instances have no duplicates.
heir artistic merit recommends
them as being peculiarly suitable for
holiday gifts.
rstes theT mor roeket Books, IN SEAL walrus. ALI
steer...................... soc. to $500
Leather Card Cases........ soc. to $1,000
Leather Card Cases. French ennmeIed a
Jn..ha. gu, .-''--'-''-'. w.
Boxes. s.nei Collar and Gun ST 90 to $1,000
Leather Shopping Bags. ........ soc. to S3.25
Leather chatelaines. ........ soc. to $4,000
Leather Medicine cases........75c. to 5000
Leather Trinket Boxes............... 2SC.
Fancy Glove and Handkerchief Boxes as
sorted colors. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oOS.
Leather Writing Tablets and --o - co.
PORTFOLIOS. D. W ptO'N1
Beaded chatelaiue Bags. SI.75 to $500
Suede Hand Bags, delicate CT M to crrpo
tfnts. r~' w. - -
Fancy Suede Opera and CT Or m e, 70
Shopping Bags. .-----.-.---. - TS'O0
Children's Feather and roo 70
Gauze Fans. ns.................- o ~
Handsome Decorated and CT no to CzS oO
Jeweled Fans. .....-.-....-..
Opera Glasses black. ennm- Ga 90 To $4,000
eled and pearl. ~
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Philadelphia Water.

The managers Of the Sportsmen's Show
at the West Philadelphia Exposition build
ipgs were compelled to hastily install filters
for their extensive aduaria. as all the game
fish and some of the commercial varieties
were SO adversely affected by the Schuyl-
kill water that many of them were taken
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Down Pillows.

UOW0 Pillows.
They are here in abundance and
unusual beauty. Chair, couch or
sofa is made more inviting by their
presence. Add so much to the home
comfort. Charming Xmas gifts.
floor or Couch EACH t.'"s' suitable 10. $I.25
Bagdad Pillows. 24124 inches. Each. =. 81. 50
@ eets rusd ess u nH@Ssr Of beau $500
esets spsneis Eaeh sst f'l.o~s oeo
Evening star., 1901-12-17

It is said that Senator Mason can write
shorthand. But when it comes to express
ing himself on certain topics he declines to
use authorizations of any kind.
Evening star., 1901-12-17

A number Of statesmen have not been
able to act the role of Santa Claus in the
matter Of appointments to the entire satis-
faction of their constituents.
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A Worldly Reasoner.

Don't you know that If you had let to-
bacco alone You could buy several houses?"
"Yes," answered the weary looking man.
''But total abstinence wasn't necessary. I
could have bought them If I had been con-
tent to smoke it instead of speculatfng
in it,
Evening star., 1901-12-17

The negotiations between Senator For
aker and Senator Hanna will probably be
conducted by George Cox of Cincinnati.
Mr.. Cox is one of the diplomats who are
not complaining that the business does not
pay.
Evening star., 1901-12-17

Senator Depew is about to make one of
the briefest but most important speeches
of his career. It consists merely of the
words IT will"
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The way of the world.

When men do foolish things, we says
THAT Is, indeed, their natural way"
And if they're wise. we're not content
We murmur: "'Twas an accident"
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1t looks as If 1t will be long time before
Mr.. Bryan Is called upon to neglect his
plowing in order to repeat the Cincinnatus
incident.
Evening star., 1901-12-17

Mr.. kurtz may not accomplish a great
deal, but he will at least have the satis-
faction Of going on record as not having
changed his mind.
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Senator Hanna Is quoted as saying in an
interview that President Roosevelt is get
ting along all right" This Is one point on
which Senator Hanna and Senator Foraker
appear TO agree
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It is hoped that Marconi will also be able
to invent some method Of securing patrons
of his system from over-charging for mes
sages to points not covered by competition.
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Insinuating.

Lady" said Meandering Mike, would
you give starvin' man somethin' to eat?"
Perhaps. But you're not starving"
= 81 know it, lady. But an ounce of pre-
yention is worth a pound Of cure, amt
it?''
Evening star., 1901-12-17

The Beers have at least managed to
avoid the prospect of any courts Of inquiry
in connection with their military opera
tions.
Evening star., 1901-12-17

UIn order to avoid delays on &C
count of personal absence, letters to
THE STAR should not be addressed
to any Individual connected with the
ONCE. but simply to THE STAR. or to
the Editorial or Business Depart
ments according to tenor or purpose.
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The man who depends on the stock mar
ket for his family's Christmas shopping
money is more or less uneasy. ~
Evening star., 1901-12-17

Anarchists are very quiet now but they
have not the decency of the rattlesnake.
who gives warning before it strikes
Evening star., 1901-12-17

Florida has had some little complaint to
make of the numerousness Of tramps. 1t Is
one of the penalties Of a glorious climate.
Evening star., 1901-12-17

Owing to it's lack Of good police reporter
the Congressional Record has not been able
to hold it's own in reporting events of in
terest In the capital city. .s So =, 5,'ta
Evening star., 1901-12-17

In the face Of the cold wave there is rea-
son for rejoicing in the fact that the recent
rain arrived a little too early to be trans
formed into snow. . .t., .--..,,s.-., . -,.-r-
Evening star., 1901-12-17

The fact that Mr.. Rayner does not accept
fee in the case Of Admiral Schley will
probably not prevent him from working
overtime if circumstances demand it.
Evening star., 1901-12-17

The popular program for the isthmian
canal will be to say as little as possible and
get to digging.
Evening star., 1901-12-17

England is to be congratulated on getting
the isthmian canal question satisfactorily
disposed of so that 1t may devote its entire
attention 10 business In other directions.
Evening star., 1901-12-17

Literature is at present largely made up
of the historical novel and the novel his
Evening star., 1901-12-17

Boys Mackintoshes. In navy blue tricot rain
cloth; frst-class quality; well made; well ftting-
stylish and dressy; sizes to 10. Special value
Z $4.5O each.
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Reducing Taxation.

The coal barons of course regard this cold
snap as the reward Of patient virtue.
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SHOOTING STARS.
Roth Sides

Did you look at both sides of his argu-
ment?"
81 did, answered Senator Sorghum. "As
soon as he handed me a check I turned it
over to see that 1t was properly indorsed." :"
Evening star., 1901-12-17

Little Boys Separate Russian Blouses In blue
and garnet; prettily trimmed with black hercules
braid-a neat, stylish blouse: sizes to 8.
$I.5o each.
Evening star., 1901-12-17

Boys An-wool Sweaters In all the popular col
ors and combinations; heavy WARM Sweater fol
boys from to Is. Special values.
65c. and ST LOO each.
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Woodward & LOthrOp.
New York-WASHINGTON-
Open evenings until Chr
Open evenings until Christmas
The morning part of the day In which to shop

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Useful Xmas Gifts
for Boys.
Especial Values).
$500 each.

: Boys Maekintoshes in tan covert: box coat; cut
extra long; velvet collar: stylish and dressy coat
for boys from to 10. Special value,
c. M aoc,
Evening star., 1901-12-17

Boys and Girls Knitted Toques and Stocking
Caps for cold weather and skating-pul down we'll
over ears and neck; all colors and combinations.
orc and eoc each
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Rugs

Have been favorite gifts from time
immemoria1. A superb assortment,
showing great artistic beauty in de-
sign and coloring, is displayed on
our third floor. Wiltons, Axmin-
sters, Brussels, Smyrnas and In
grains, in all sizes.
White, Gray and Black Fur Rugs
in splendid assortment.
Best Wilton. s,12 IT.. $4,000 to $500
Best Administer. sr1a IT,. $27.5o to $45.oo
se.. Brussels. sr1e IT,. $500 to $2I.5
Best smyrna,. s,,a IT, $500 to $500
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Xmas Novelties
for the Desk.

Russian Enameled Inkstands,
Blotters, Desk Pads, Candlesticks.
Paper Knives, Desk Sets, Paper
Weights, Vienna Bronze Ornaments.
Seals, Silver-plated Inkstands, Twine
Holders, Candlesticks, Lamps for
wax, Leather Portfolios, Desk Pads.
Calendars, Pen Wipers, Engage.
ment Calendars and Pads, etc.
leather Desk Sets pieces. red. dark :,
" piae .,--...-............... S4.oO
Lea leather & Desk Sets. pieces, red dark
green and blue. .......---............... SS.2S
Leather Engagement Cslen-
uars ana Pads, plain and silver
'ipPeu-. .-.-...-..,........... SOC. 10 SS.UO
Leather Desk calendar....... 25c. and soc.
Leather inkweiis. sos. to 81 90
Imitation Leather Paper Holders 5Oc-
leather Playing Gard Cases.
"i'u car8s' '...-.----.-.-...... ~ W St.<J
Leather Pen Wipers silver =
mounted. -.,,-,-.....-..-...... SoSs W pl./
Cases. containing cash. memo. and ad-
Dress books and pencils cils.................... SOC.
Leather Desk Pads. plain. -. 38c. to $500
Leather Desk Pads. silver cor
ners.... ........................ 75c. to $3.50
Fountain Pens, standard @, - c,ooo
makes. kes...................... 9l.25 10 9lo.oo
Imitation Ivory Paper Knives. 35c. to soc.
wI'ntet Imitation Old Ivory Paper SIas to 2oo
Also the latest effects in Boxed Sta
tionery, especially for Holiday Gifts.
First door.
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The ,s6Afson Dry Goods Store offers hay Attractions
to Economical Buyers.

fiat relies solely prices win and hold trade
playing losing TO win such achieved by the Jeu
resent goods scy guaIty Every
Williamsburg county who posted on dry goods and who takes time
and hold customers by treating them right
STAPLE DRY G9Oes.
should interesting the ladies the
ladies in the of fine yard wide Madras rc at cents per a
We picked yards goods While in New York and
they really worth oc yard but picked them up very cheap
the We also have to offer
value $500 yards of Spring Prints all fast coors
cloth that sold everywhere at c but You
ali want as they at 3c yard Best Ead Wnae
Bleaching Fnt of the oom only c yard Very good quality
yard wide Island omespun only c yard One case Of @
hest Indigo Blue Prints yard These prints are
absolutely fast colors
All kinds of staple dry goods at the lowest prices
Gsods nd Goods.
white goods and wash goods
had wish to inform the trade that we
their this line One OF fine India Lawn
White rmy will be sold ut 0c yard full line
India Lawns @ the yard full line of White Or
in width from inches yards Blue Pink Black
evening 66 inches Wide atS aad
Fgured Lawns Dimitcs ut Sc lOc, Il lie e 20
and PC per yard
FINE DRESS GOODS AND SILKS
We wish impress upon ladies Of Williamsburg that We carry
wen selected Silks in the domestic and in
ported weavcs, with full line of suitable trimmings
DRESS MAKING.
We are running in frst-cass Dress
dress-maker and by corps
Ladies' seek for aporton of work. and guarantee htcuoh
FINE MILLINERY.
also Millinery Department. IN connection with
will best attention. the
satisfactory they be return at our expense
GENTS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS.
W. Z, JENZKZINSON,
Manning . g.
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Mr.. TriSton Iittleield, of New
York, Is the guest Of Mr.. d. L.
Grant.
Capt Ned Harper has recently
repalnted his house, which adds
much TO its appearance.
The Holiness band quietly fold
ed their tent on Monday and took
,heir departure for other fields.
Mrs. LeRoy Lee returaed Sat
urday night from a visit to her
mother in NewberrY.
The local treiskt train from
Charleston 10 Florence now makes
'oIny three, trips week edck way.
Gardens in and around town
are locking finely, promising an
early supply Of spring vegetables.
Rev. &. 7. Gresham, pastor of
the Baptist church, preached last
Sunday morning and agaln at
nigh.
Thomas & Rradhani, of Man
ming, ar. thinking of building a
telephone line from Manning TO
KingStree. We hope how soon,
A game of bal played thurs
day afternoon between the first
and second mines resulted In a
victory for the second nine by
score Of 81 to II.
Messr>. w. E. snowden and J.
O. Mccullough, OF Benson, and,
Ex-Representa,ive ". j. Single
tary, OF Single, were on our streets
Monday,
Mr.. Lonis Schultz has added
much to the appearance OF his store
hv an addition of Il coal OF paint.
MIR. Schultz is full OF etSrgy Fnd
enterprise.
Mr.. $ B. W. Courtney, Jr., rc-
turned las; week from the BALL
more Medical College, Mr.. Court
nev is taking 4 four Years course
in medicine, three Of which 4e has
accomplished.
The railroad fare TO the reunion
OF United Confederate veterans, 10.
thake place in Colurhia and. Mem
rhi<, in 1Iay will 'be one cent
per mile each Way with privilege
OF stopping o$er at ClGckasnausa
one day.
On and after May I, passengers
will not be allowed to ride on
freight trains between Florence
and Charleston. 1t would not he
surprising ii the next general or
der be that passengers will have
to get a permit az we'll as a ticket
to ride at all.
A concert will be given in the
court houSe next Wednesday
evening. 24th, tor the benefit OF
the co!ored Methods. church.
An interesting program las been
arranged, and a pleasant time is
assured all who attend. Admit
tance 10 cents.
| want To say TO my friends and
,Lo rrl,l;r raperslIv that | am not
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LETTER TO SIR. ". T. WILKINS

kingstree, S. c.
Dear Sir: Looks Suspicious
any offer Of Something for
nothing" does, unless made by an
eu1inently responsible house, and with
proper explanations. We offer you
Free Paint" for your hcuse, bees Use
it helps Us 20 establish an agency st
YOUR place.
Any Mercantile Agency or Bank
Will tell you that our rating is "BlG"
and our Credit "HIGHEST"'.
If you or any other house-ovner
intends painting this Spring, send us
dimensions of house, and number of
coats Of pain. required, and We will
ssnd some tasty color combinations
and advise az to the number Of gal
ions we'll ship you "for nothing.
1t ia conceded by all makers,
that VT are the largest msnufactnr-
ers of Prepsred Paint in the [. $.
dessrvedly so, as l.. x u. is the, only
PURE PAINT that stands the addi-
ton of much Linseed Oil--corers
better; lasts longer; and costs less
than pure white lead. Glad to hear
from you. Respectfully your
Longman & MARTINEZ,
Paint Makers.
207 PeaA ST., New York City.
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wan; to say TO my friends and
the public generally that | am not
in business for fun or for my
health. have a large and well
selected stock Of goods bought at
the very lowest prices with the
cash, which desire 10 sell and
will do so at a very close margin
/ make speciality al Shoes aud
Clothing, and will sell c!1eap. |
DO not care to cast a shadow over
my competitors by giving prices.
I,onlY ask You TO come and see for
Yourselves. | guarantee sa'lsiac-
ton 70 all. w. W. Grayson.
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LOCAL ITEMS Of INTEREST.
AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR LOCAL
REPORTER AND NOTED.

Written in ConCenSed FORM ano HTin'eo
in Like Manner for the Sake of
Oar Busy Readers.
Mrs. Geo. ". Arms is spending
some tine in Scranton.
Mr. Il. w. Corard was in town
.ia,l Monday.
Mr.. George Audgins left tor
Charleston Monday.
+ iilor w. Z. Cook was in town
Monday from Scranton.
Strawberries; we hope how soon
they will come.
Sl20 worth OF whitkey VAS sod
at the Kngstree dispensary last
Saturday.
We understand there is to be a
.bulI,,ins boom IN Kingstree this
summer.
Miss Barbara Jacobs has re
turned from a pleasant visit to
Scranton.
Co r. $. Stewart was in town
Monday looking as brave as 10
year-old boy.
BIack, river is falling rapidly.
1t will be IN fine fishing order in
few days.
The stockholders Of the Kings
tree Bank met Monday night at
Capt. Kel!y's Office.
Mr. 4. D. Rollins went over t"
attend DR.. J. G. FulnoreS funeral
on TUESDAY at Lake City.
LeRoy Lee, ESP, has a PTeHy
net fawn. Ii is perfectly tame
and follows him all over town.
All the equity officers were IN
their places Monday except ST.
reriutepGen; Of Education Cooper.
Miss Itallne Brockinton !eil
Thursday for Maxton, NC, on Il
visit to her sister, Mrs. Maggie Al
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs W. S, Brockinton,
of the Black Mingo section, wer"
asst Saturday visiting Mr.. HudnsiI
aud family.
Mrs. Susan Gamble, OF The In
dian,own section, has teen spend
ING some time with Mrs. j. Is.
Hudnal!.
Mrs. Cornelia B. Gourdin, OF
the Salters section, is spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs.
". 6. Gamble,
Mr.. il. ". Alderman, Of Alcolu,
=. A. King, OF Hartsville, and ),
C. Bell, of Indiantown, spent last
Friday in Kingstree.
Mrs. Litileheld, for number Of
wears resident OF Gourdins, is
spending some time with Mr.. d
+. Grants family.
Little Miss Ruth Scott, daugh.
ter of our worthy section master,
Mr.. Il. T.. Scot, had her right
arm broken on Monday morning.
Dr Gamble was called in and re-
ports il quite bad fracture.
Nice new stock OF Straw Hats
Mems Ladies and Children. W. I.
ASkins,
Iry0u want Piano or OrCan
write 10 3. 0. B::tow, Darling
Ton. $. G..
Try sack ol oul " alter Ground
Maai. None better. ". I. ASkIns.
E,rE,lc D5 or 80 bushels Peas.
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For Sa!e-Good Coffee at 10c;
Good Chewing Tobacco at 25c a
pound; Good Standard Prnta at
&c a ward. W + Askirs.
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l Ones Changed, Later Than Tuesday Morning.
Mr.. Il. H. kellehan spent Tues

Mr.. 4. H. kellehan spent Tues,
day visiting his country cousins.
The council is filing up the
old wells around town--good move.
There is something radically
wrong With the way property Is
assessed in Williamsburg county.
Mr.,CIaud Martin returned home
Monday night from Darlington
county, where he has been teach
ing school.
Miss Bessie Kelley went TO
Georgetown Monday to attend
the Easter ball given there Tues
day night.
Misses Mena and Matte Pm
dergrass and Louis Stackley, Jr.,
went to Lake City Sunday to al
.terd the Methodist conference.
Messrs. Cooper Bros, closed ont
their lot of cotton, some eight
hunireh bales on Tuesday 10 In
man IL Co., at 74c.
1t will soon be TOO late 10 do
any further work Oh the streets
and bitches this season. Why the
delay on part Of council!
Miss Mamie Jacobs is at home
again, after having spent a pleas
ant vacation Of two weeks with
friends in Charleston.
= We are requestedto state that
lodge knights Of Pythias, will
be Instituted at Scranton on We'd
nesday night next, oath iust.
A dance was given at the Cole
man House Friday evening. Or
account of the absence from town
Of some Young ladies aud inaiSpr-
siiion of others the attendance
was not 30 large as USUAL. Those
present, however, see:ced 20 find
the occasion an enjoyable one.
Mr.. Frederic r, Biddulph, sDe-
riai agent Of the State Mutuai
Lite Assurance Company Of Mas
sachusetts, will he III town Tor
some time in The interest nt his
company. The State Mutual Is
an 4 1 comp&nr> and Mr. Bid
dalph is making some attractive
propositions to those interested IN
life insurance. # you want to IN
sure your life it will pay YOU to
talk with him.
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Due on April 10th, another car
load Sold Medal Flour direct from
mills at old prices. w. 7, Askins.
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Try a sack ol oul Mater Ground
Meal. None better. ". I. Asklns.
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For Sale-25 or SO bushels Peas
W I AyklnS.
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Nice new stock Of Straw Hats
Mems Ladies and Children. W. /.
ASkinS,
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Iryon wan' = ilana or ORGAN
write to 3. 0. B:i:tow, Darling
nnn Y &
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ao7 PeaA St., New York City.