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The times., 1901-05-05
GOOD WORK BY MGINNITY.
Piatt Has the Worst of II in u
Pitchers, Battle.

PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-McGinnity
outpitched Piatt this afternoon. and as
consequence the Baltimores took a fail
out of the Athletics. Piatt also felded his
position in poor style, his errors of omis-
sion in the fourth inning being primarily
responsible for the three runs made by
the visitors. The fielding Of both teams
was steady and at times brilliant The
score.
The times., 1901-05-05

First base on errors-Boston .. Left on
bases-Boston, S; New York, 3. First base
on bals-On Dncen. I; off Taylor 3
Struck Out--By Dineen, T. by TAYLOR, .
Two-base hits-Crolius, Bowerman. Sac
rifice hts-Kittrdge. 2; De Montreville,
. Stolen bases-Long. Kittridge Dineen.
Hit by pitcher-By Taylor, l. Wild pitch
-Dlueen. Umpire-Nash. Time of game
l hour and 80 minutes. Attendance 2 400
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Two-base hits-Drili. Moran, Walker (2).
Home run-Walker. Bases on balls-Dow-
ling, Carter (2). Struck out-Connors.
Blewett, Stearns Downing. Stolen bases
Moran %. O'Hara 90, Carter, Cracroft.
Hit by pitcher-Golden. Sacrifice hit
Stearns. Double play-Biewett and Con-
nors. Umpire-Dillard. Time of game, ,
hours.
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The pigeon Match Postponed.

Owing to Lieutenant Mitchelrs deten-
tion at Fort Myer on business, the pro-
posed match shoot between the army Of
ficer and Phil Stubener was postponed
until next Saturday During the practice
shoot at clay birds, over 900 birds were
broken out of l125 shot at.
The times., 1901-05-05
MILWAUKEE

Iwo-base hits-COnnor. Shugart Hoy.
Three-base hits - Hartman. Dowling.
Mertes. Stolen base-Gilbert Bases on
balls-On Dowling, ?; off Katoll, s. Struck
out-By Bowling. 6: by Katoll l. Wild
pitch-DOwling. Double play-Conroy and
Anderson. Sacrifice ht-Mc Farland. Um
pire-Connoliy Time of game 2 hours.
The times., 1901-05-05
SAVED FROM A sHUT-oUT.
Moore's wiIdness Gives Detroit n
Chance to score.

DETROIT. May 4.-Earl Moore, the
Cleveland pitcher, made monkeys out of
the Detroit batters today, and could have
shut them out but for mis- wildness in
the first inning and letting down in the
last. Up to the ninth inning the home
team had but three hits to its credit The
score.
The times., 1901-05-05

Left on Washington. 6; Boston,
T. Two-base hit-Quinn. Three-base hits
Freeman, ,. Double play-Quinn, Cling
man. and Everett. Struck out-By Pat
ten. 2; by Young, 7. Wild pitch-Mercer.
Stolen base-Stahl Bases on balls-On
Mercer, /; of Patten. 3. Time of game, l
hour and 50 minutes. Umpire, Cantilliou.
The times., 1901-05-05
PTTTSPURG.

Stolen bases-Ritchey, Bransfeld, Ea-
gan. Two-base hit-Doyle. Sacrifice hit
Beaumont. Phillippi. Double play-Phil-
lippi and Ritchey. Struck out-By Phil
Iippi. ): by Menefee, 1. Bases on balls
on Phiiippi. 3 Umpire-Emslie. Time Of
game. / hour and 45 minutes.
The times., 1901-05-05
VaricOCeIe.

Naricocele Is an accumulation Of sluggish
blood in the veins of the scrotun. dna
solely TO imperfect circulation. and hss
its origin in diseased and torpid Pros,
tate Gland Operations In this disease are
only temporary, and no mechanical device
yet discovered has cured q single case
Gran-Soivent heals the Prostate and re-
stores healthy circulation. Varicocelr dis
appears and the sluggish accumulation is
replaced by pure. healthy. red blood.
Thousands of men strictured. weak
wasting, and despondent were cured and
restored BY the st. James method last
year. A vast army Of men In whom the
light or life has penetrated the fearful
nightmare Of structure and seminal decau
The times., 1901-05-05

On every hand are the material proofs Of the
great popularity OF lIeurich's beers. Go to
any part OF the city and you can hear the peo-
pie demand Macrzen, Senate and Lager. THIS Is
because Heurich's is breyed of the very best
malt and hops Phone West "a, Arlington Bot
Ting Co for case.
The times., 1901-05-05
PREPs PLAY A FAST GAME.
The Gonxaga College Falls "a Victim
to the Georgetown Youngsters.

Georgetown Prep. baseball team de-
feated a team from Gonzaga College yes
terday afternoon on the college field, ~
score of II TO 10. AS the varsity was
playing at Charlottesville the Prep. boys
had large number of spectators. 1t was
a close and exciting game. the Preps only
winning in the ninth inning by q line
drive from Bousted's bat Magee and
Weems carried off the honOrs at the bat.
the former having three hits to his credit.
Both teams played pretty stiff fielding
game for youngsters.
Score by innings
n IN
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scores of College Games.

AT WORCESTER Mass.-Hoiy Cross, 81;
University of Rochester. D.
At Bethlehem, Pa.-Lehigh, ]; Manhat-
tan. ,.
At Hanover Dartmouth, IS; Trinity, 0.
Al pb,IodeIphia- r. H. T.
peIr q , 0 3 1 x-l8 - 9
Cornell "a 0 0 l 0 l o ~ :
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The Fort Hunt team met the Marines
on the Iatter's grounds yesterday after
noon and were defeated by score of 1
to , The game was a pitchers battle
from start to finish, Babylon being the
most effective as the visitors did not
earn a run, their runs being due to errors
Of Hummer. third baseman, who redeem
ed himself in the fifth inning by capturing
a most difficult liner and thereby saving
the game, as there were two men on
bases at the time The score: X. II. E.
Marines .......0 o. 3
Fort Hunt. 20 0 9 0 o. 5 l
Batteries: Babylon and Smith; Carr and
Anisden.
The times., 1901-05-05

sal treatment. which must pass through
tLe sfonach and urine before IL reaches
The scat of disease. The seminal ducts
frc{ect into the urethral canal through
he Prostate Gland and are easily
,.sscbod by LOCAL TREATMENT.
M Carter's 'Gran-SolVent soluble
Bo,lgics Will dissolve, digest, and forever
The times., 1901-05-05
.moteur Basebnn Players.

The Young Tutors defeated the Young
Villagers yesterday by a score of 10 to o
The Young Tutors are anxious to arrange
games with other juvenile teams. The
managers address is 623 Virginia Avenue
southeast
The times., 1901-05-05

We answer the
questions briefly. II
you cut an artery
In your arm you do
not take internal
medicine 10 stop
the flow Of blood.
YOU USE LOCAL
APPLICATIONS.
Similarly when the
uTethral ducts be-
come weakened and
relaxed 1t is ridicu-
lOus 10 take inter-
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UrethraI Structure

In Il days. without pain, injury, or incon-
yenierce. The bougies are inserted at
uisht and act while you sleep. Gran
Solvent" removes every symptom OF stTic-
fure leaving the canal as healthy as when
nature formed It, NO BRUTAL CUT
49,. nR nIIATING NO INJECTIONS
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TO MERCHANTS.

We will conduct q General Commits
sion Business, selling direct from the
largest Mills and Factories to Mer-
chants only, saving the middle mans
profits. The Mills and Factories we
represent offer great Inducements to
cash buyers.
Our Clothing is manufactured in Gin
clnnati-."Superb Brand" We can fit.
any size boy or man from 8 years to q
size 80. Our Hats are Baltimore made
none better sold. Our Shoes are from
Boston. where our Southern wholesale
houses Duy-the greatest Shoe market
in the world. .s
Our Pants, Jeans, Cassimeres. Over
oils. eto., arc 1TiaIo by tho Cioveianj
Wooden Mills, direct from tho raw u,it-i
terial. We. can save merchants the
middle mans profits and agents. com :
mission on this line. -.
Sheetings. Shirtin9a. Checka. Cot
tonades. Hosiery, etc., direct from onr
Southern mills.
Office and Sample Room over p. O.
We invite NIL our merchant friends
to call: or write ns for Samples.
> Respectfully, 4
4. Al E: E: wEns. CArns. WEBB & CATER.
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Reduced Rates via Southern Railway

ccrDsn1Inn m CMdGHG9 Ill account of international
seIshs11 ,a Raiwa, vi ss round
at rate Of one arst elass standard fare for " the
round trip Dates Of sac July 22rd gard md
23tb, & ai nit July 8ls', 1901 nv denositinc
Tickets Tin persnn) with Mr. + G. Donnld. Joint
Agent q, Chicago, between July 22th and JuIv
centa ut time Of deposit. extension Of the anal
lii ITO Angus :4ih win he er ,nt.d the Join.
Agt nts' ces vii be ,neat~d In the mai terminal
deIot at Chicago at 1hich passengars =rrl.e
OMILwAUKEs. WIS, accornt annua, m cot.
ing Grand Lodge g. o. Elk. Juiv 2srd -at, e :.
1901 Sou hern Rawav will cell 70 ,od rIp itch eta
TO Eilwausee, Wis and re,uro from all points IN
sta f"e at rat OF ono rcyu srAurst-oIas faro inr
the round Trip pins $50. D.tea of aais July goth
2 at aud % d, hnal limit Ju'y 2Sth, 90I fec ~
(h) G. nts will be- charged by Joint Age I q, NIL
wankee 70, yalidst on Of return portion OF tickes
For detailed reformation as to rates. schedules
reservation etc cali on or-atdress any Ag mt OF
as s;:: s=!.==-. -: - " "
BUFF Id NJ a.. 90 fnc6eunt sPap-a merIcan
Ex.0sl1ton, effe.tise My, st. Southern Railaay
and seturfh a ho'ca or utss o WSShinstnn. ID
~ aiinn "a % schedules. or any other infor-
: 3Ni. t3i.s si.sst 8 y - w. II. .TAYLAlES:s 3
- - 3 A. q, u. A., Atlanta, Ga. !,
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Big Creek News.

'il. Jim Wilson visited the family of
+. a. Spcarman last Sunday after
noon.
One of Pclzcr's dashing sports, IIom-
cr Mattis0n, visited his friend, Luther
Callahan, last Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mis-. Smith, and lovely babe,
visited the family of MIR. j. +. Black
last Sunday.
There will be All all-day singing at
this place next third Sunday. The
public ls invited, and everybody is re-
quested to bring their singing books
and wcll-iillcd dinner baskets.
Married, Tuesday afternoon, April
80, 1901, by Rev. Spearman, Of Pclzcr,
Mr.. Jim Clardy, of ,rushy Creek, and
Miss Eta Gambrcll, of this place.
Mr.. X. A. IIindman and family have
moved back to their old home in the
country.
Luther Gambrell, OF Bolton, was the
guest Of his parents Sunday.
+. a. Sn"ar.:an and daughter, Miss
Annie, attended Church last Sunday at
Shiloh.
Miss Bculah Callahan, Of Pelzer,
was the guest Of her parents Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. jim Clardy, of Brushy
Creek, were the guests of the latlcr's
parents here Saturday night and Sun
day.
Miss Daisy Poorc, of Williamson,
was the guest OF her aunt, Miss Lula
Poore, Saturday night and Sunday.
Fletcher Spcarmap. Of Piedmont,
was the guest Of his uncle, +. A. Spear
man. last Friday. I3LrE EYES.
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Denver Dots.

Farmers are complaining Of inc dry
weather and bad stands of cotton and
corn in consequence Of it. 4 great
many have planted over cotton, and
| many more would have done SO, but
| for lack Of seed. Wheat and oats are
looking well but need rain to make
them grow higher and fill out better.
Early vegetables are ready for use,
such rs English peas, Irish potatoes,
&c, and frying chickens are getting
ripe, so farmers are faring about rs
well rs the city folks, who are sending
to Florida for vegetables. Strawbcr-
lics, too, are on the bill Of fare with
some.
Those Of our citizens who had the
pleasure of being ut Anderson Sntur-
day and witnessing the laying of the
corner stone Of the Confederate MOmt,
ment report an occasion long to be re-
mcmbcred. The old Veterans hearts
thrilled again as they saw the fair
ladies and children marching with the
the Bonnie Blue Flag and singing the
songs of Dixie. We hear many of
them saying they will ever hold in kind
remembrance Miss Nora Hubbard, the
noble lady who first started the idea of
rearing q monument in anderson to
tho Veterans of the 'COnfcdcracy.
Mrs. Joe IIackctt, Of Harris Bridge
section, visited her mother, Mrs. Is. B.
Rice, last Sunday. Mrs. Rice has been
quite feeble for some time.
Mrs Myrtle Iiarris ana little son,
Harold, Of Belton, spent last week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. G.
McWhortcr.
Mrs. j. Is. Doutht was the .ucst Of
her sister, Mrs. } II. Garrison, last
Wednesday.
NJ. Craytan Reid, Of Wal!.alla, visi-
ted relatives here last week. lie is Il
veteran Of .he "Lost Cause" and came
down to attend the ceremonies of Nc
mortal Day at Pcndlcton.
MIR. A. +. Browne, who has boon con
fined to his bed for several days with
chronic maladics, is able TO be out
again, though he is very weak and
looks badly
All persons who arc Interested in
combining the Denver High School and
McElroy School, aud who wish to pro-
mote school of high grade, are invit-
cd to mcctat the Denver School House
at p. m. on May o5th. Tho object of
the meeting is to organize, with view
to securing teachers for the fall session.
1t is hoped there will be a full attend
ancc so that the wishes of the majority
can be learned. ISCoGNITA
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Triangle News.

The health OF our community is very
.,ood at tho present writing.
Mrs. r. l.. Campbell and daughter,
Mrs. Maud Kay, visited relatives in
Georgia last week.
Misses Ola and Lula Shaw. two
charmingyoung ladies of Union Grove,
visited Misses Cordic and Lillian
Campbell Sunday.
The base ball fcver has struck this
community and tho boys have organi-
zed n team. They propose to do some
fancy playing and will probably tackle
Anderson's professionals before the
season is over.
Mcssrs. Oma Smith and Luther Camp.
bell visited friends and relatives in the
Fork section recently.
We are glad to note the presence of
Cur young friend, Handle Shaw, at our
Sunday School. Handle with his genial
manner and handsome faco will ALWAYS
be welcome visitor.
Marie. the little two-year. old daugh.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kay, is quite
sick ut this writing.
N WARM MEMBER.
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lola Items

Tho beautiful May sun is refreshing
to all mankind.
MIR. and Mrs. j. r. Wilson. Of lola,
visited in Oconcc last week.
Some of the farmers arc planting
cotton seed over, as they were most too
carly, and the cold weather kent them
from coming up.
Our community was ngrccebly sur
priscd i'll finding Mr.. B. L. Parson and
his uncle, Mr.. Hubbard Parson, of
Liberty, visiting in our burg We are
always glad to see the Mcssrs. Parsons,
for this used to be their home.
We think wo will have plenty of
fruit this year of al kinds
Children's Day will be observed Mt
Lebanon Church tho second Sunday in
June. The public is invited to attend.
Mr.. j. G. Holder, whilo going into
his blacksmith shop, met with couch
whip snake that was seven feet and
fivc inches long. 1t struck Mt him
with all its might and tried to fight
him.
Mrs. Gcorgia Ann Wclborn, wo arc
sorry to note, is no better. We hope
she will soon recover.
Several Of Iola's young people wor-
shipped ut Hopewell and Concord the
second Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Barnett have
two little children very sick with
whooping cough.
1t was with great pleasure we attend
ed the picnic ut Trinity the 4th of May.
MIR. George Bakers school closed Fri
day and he gave picnic. Everybody
camo with well-fillcd baskets, and
spent most enjoyable day. Mr.. Ba-
ker is devoted and affectionate teach :
or, and we all regret to SEQ him leave
us.
A number of our lola boys went to a
fishing party on Seneca river. They
report fine time.
MIR. Adolphus Brooks and sister, Miss
Birdie. worshipped Mt Willis Chapel
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Walker and lit
tic children visited tho latter's father,
Mr.. f. j. Buchanan Mt lola.
A mad dog camo through the COM
munity and scratched little Zaddie
Horton. The scratch made her very
sick. but she is improving Mt this
time. A MAIDEN.
May 11th.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-A black
Hound Pup, aged about I; months, with
white streak down It's breast. Liberal
reward If ifreturned to J. A. Dillingham;.
If you anticipate buying Il Thresher or
Engine, 'ee Brock Bros. before you buy.
Brock Bros. have two good Second
Hand Stationary Engines also two first
class Second Hand Threshers for sale at a
very low price.
This is our greatest yenr. We nro
proud o! our record, and are striving by
every honest means to win you for a GUS
tomcr. GIVE US trtal If yOn have never
done 30 Dotore. Vandiver Bros.
Twenty-Five Dollars will buy fairly
eood square practice Plano at the g. A. /.
Reed Music House. They are intrinsi.
cslly worth double that AMOUNT.
When you need Screen Doors aud Win
dows. also Screen Wire, and Fly Fans,
call anc SEQ Brock Bros. Also buy tho
GGiii when yOii want tho best Tcu Croaiu
Free ger, at Brock Bros.
Ifyou are In tho market for Mower.
Reaper and Binder. call a. Brock Bros.
and buy the DeerinR, the most durable.
ilgbtest draft and best adjusted machine
on the market.
Cotton Planters, Sullivan Hdw. Co. would
have them bear in mind that they have
the best Of these style Planters on the
market. Thoroughly we'll made, of ths
most approved design.
When you want first.class, up-to-date
Photos call on GALLAGHER BROS.
at their new Studio next door to Ligon g.
Ledbotter-upstairs. Satisfackion Is full
~ guaranteed to every customer.
AS vaccination prevents smallpox, and
quinine chi'ls aud fever, 80 TEETHINA
N H. =
the summer's heat, much dreaded by
mothers with small children. TEETH.
Ma relieves the many troubles Incident
to teething and the hot summers. ard no
mother is excusabie for not giving It, for
IL costs only rs cents at drugRis's; or
mail 25 cents to G. J. Moffett, NJ. D., st.
Louis, Mo,
Health will give wha. wealth cannot
buy -happiness. Cycling being q pleas.
ant. comfortable exercise is the greatest
known health promoter, and just as pop
Cleveland, and the Hartford nre the
greatest favorites among Discriminating
wheel judged.
Tho perfect Cotton Hoe ia one that haa
q blade made Of highest .Iuality steel SO
perfectly tempered that it will hold q
sharp cutting tdge and not be- easily
broken by rough usage. One that has
shank Of properly tempered sp. ing steel.
One with handle OF proper size, made
"f we'll seasoned timber and properly set
with the blade to which 1t should be &c /.
curely fastened. A solid Car Load of
these high quality Hoes have just been
received by Sullivan Hdw. Co.
Possibly you have never figured as to
how cheap you can build fence of Poul-
try Wire. AT such prices as this Wire is
Aold by Sullivan Hdw. Co. you can cer-
tatnly sflo.d to enclose your garden.
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| LESSER a1lddCOOlMuPE ad1lddCCOOlMuPE MPAANY An
Now Ready for Spring Bushes

49, OOO 1saas M s ass
ss; 1s sgs1 Hss ss ssys
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offer h to the trade Special shape
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ssss sesss @ ss sa say &c. 1ss
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Stripe Wse Ged soh &c. only only &C. &C.
ss Ed Hafs I hsT Table psa
5sss @ S Gs Sssy s II al.
f I s W %a sos
1000 yards 40 inch Black Brocadd
.NeW Spring Shirt Wt1ist and Skirt Borg0i7s.
s;as''' patterns sa
g. Ess Gs'i ss :
~
100 Is ssi Linen Taa ss csss ss sags o a s
Ladies eroerd sans Under Undskr,s IHn worth 75 only 49,
Jyszo Sp,Sug Shoes
Our Shoe Bargains they were before Our styles
s he show
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4 Saving all Around.

Saves time and expense is what a
school trustee who secured first-class
teacher through me wrote.
"Savos trouble" are tho words Of a
teacher who secured good position
tn rough my services.
Saves money Is what the school author
ities do who buy their school supplies
from me.
Trustees In need OF teachers and sup.
plies, and teachers in need Of positions
should write me. All communications
cbeerfulIy answered.
j. Frank Fooshe, Winnsboro. SO.
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Quarterly Conference.

EDITOR lNTELAIGENcEH: Please al :.
low me space to say that the second
Quarterly Conference for tho Mcclure
Circuit will meet with Asbury Church
on Saturday and Sunday, 18th and 10th
inst. a full attendance is desired.
The public is cordially invited.
j. w. BAILEY, =. G..
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Piles! Plies, Piles,

Dr.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is
to cure Piles and DOES 1T In
short order. Easy to apply. every box
500. and Sl.00. All druggists
or by mail
Williams Mfg CO., Cleveland Ohio.
For sale by EVANS PHARMACY.
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Dry Goods and Millinery.

we don't it but that we We cot tho
has noGn nf zoos % % anu Millinery Wh business Of yet
euc @ ,h a. W. the ngot value where
visits OF buyers of :Jry Goods Millinery. ~ 'P''''D
this week with of
m POSSIBLE 5 as the season advances Little odd choice thngsMtho
great prices Clean desirable what
arc gong 70 carry and we don't wait over
oo|"en
IN. - ~ '"o oPeo"''
ucr oaers IN the Millinery Department thew
sight,
Vol agao and With help position give better
tnan We of Milf
ry no. OF Hats but Ribbons everything connected with the De-
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BUSINESS GOOD LAST WEEK!
All the Departments were Lively.
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considered We
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Mccall Bazaar Patterns.
%>~eee~~~NeN

WE have been why keep Paper Patterns and
could only that the had way
not feel that could anything strictly
uptode and all right "bu now and
good pattern After using this get
fdence in it, and will always want it, =
TINE MCCALL Bazaar PATTERN one pattern that
reputation for itself 1870 publishers
with Of the largest IN
The prices Patterns still further
increase their they be
Pattern than those of other at the price,
ANY Pattern mailed receipt pattern
Weinvte customers this Pattern good
make not only this department departments
Price 1Oc and 15cnone higher Also Magazine Queen
of Fashion" &c copy. Ask for a Bazaar Fashion Sheet.
You will find Stock Of
Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings
Always the notch all stylish pretcr or
better selected stock of Plain Figured the city
than the place before you.
Everything you looking SILKS sATINs LACEs EN-
SHOES and SLIPPERS big stock for YOU to
lect FROM 4
In fact will find everything thoroughly up todae and
confident of pleasing Goods, Quality
Our Millinery Department.
complete particular aud growing popular
day.
MAIL ORDERS receive careful and prompt attention.
Write for Samples
MOORE, AcggR & co.
Wholesale Retail.
Flcas, 4cssses Tchaceo etc. lowest rcss;As ces
I
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Clothing.

we nave moved more Clothing this
because
newest things on the market Then Clothing made By o ~
greatest manufacturers eet good Clothes
get good fits and good every h
ne taste select taky catchy every buyer knows what t
people want Ihen running the Clothing Department We do large
% IN connection with other large sell ab
margins proh little here complete bill ms
fair profit. = 4 M 'Aa
Then that big lot Fancy s2 90 Suits .hase
over seng this season tor $3.50 fancy
OF lovers OF economy. These tvalue -
busine for
ana expect to increase it, Our Mems e ~
Mems Shoes Hats Nggee Shirts White Shirts Underwear Overall,
the very best makes kinds
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Roofing, tin work, galvanized iron
work and plurnbing done on short netlco
by Osborne & Osborne. ~,