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The leader., 1905-10-07
Our County Schools.

A few of Lincoln county schools
are still without teachers, regard
less of the fact that SuperIntend-
ent Green has, imported new
material from other counties.
The following opened up Mon
day morning:
Bailey Branch Miss Fannie
Renfrow.
Big Creek-Miss Addie Sartin.
Big Springs-Mrs. Eula Miller.
Beaver Creek Miss Osie Rawls
and Miss Lena Rollins.
Boone's Creek Mrs. Mollie
G. Coon.
Byrd-A. D. Alderman.
Brister Miss A. Boyd McKen-
zie.
Centerville-H. F. Wilson.
Chamberlain Miss Emma Gill
laspy.
Clear Branch Miss Matte
Furr.
Collins Miss Myrtle Greer.
Confederate Grove Miss Mel
lie Sasser.
Edwards Miss Maude Smith.
Fair RiYer-Joe Burris and
Miss Gussie Godbold.
Friendship-P. B. Mullens.
Goodwater- Miss Hassie Smith.
GiIehrist-Miss Hazel Mont
gomery.
Gills- Miss Nora Wells.
Grange Hall j. /. Brueck and
Miss Hattie Allen.
Harmony-L. B. Campbell,
Miss Selma East.
Heuck's Retreat w. q. Will
liams.
Hickory Grove w. B. Baker,
Miss Ida Brister.
johnson Miss Allie Edwards.
Johnston Station j. M Al
ford, Miss Carrie Afford.
Kings Miss Ella Gill.
Lloyd's Hall Miss May Hem
lby.
Little Bahala a. Green.
Montgomery /. d. Russell,
Miss Mattye Alfred.
Mt. Zion Miss Mattye Jen.
Inings, Lottie Mason.
Mt. Moriah Miss Shellie AL
lien.
Mt. Pleasant Fl. E. Groves,
Miss Luella Montgomery.
Moak's Creek Miss Mamie
Montgomery.
Macedonia Miss Bessie Mari.
New Hope Miss Fannie Nc
Rec.
Newell Shed Miss Vickie Scar
borough.
Oak Grove Walter G. Callen-
lder.
Pine Grove q. G. Hodges, Miss
| Virginia Martin.
Peasant Hill Misses Victoria
/ Hill and Leila Hoggatt.
Red Star Miss Ada Sartin.
Reed Miss Norma Gilleylen.
Ruth Misses Bennie Al. Dunn
land Ada a. Wooley
Rocky Bluff a. j. Foster.
r. g. Lee Miss Rebecca Hub
bard.
Sweetwaetr Henry Barron.
Saron Miss Nettie Anderson.
T1g,fssso ~ Mics Mau I1fofl0ss
The leader., 1905-10-07

gomery will hardly recover. We
have had eight deaths, Mr.. CIaud
Guice being the last one. Have
one case in our home, Irby, Doc
tors son.
Hope you can understand this,
] am SO hurried.
AS ever, your friend,
MARY m. MA(aEE..
The leader., 1905-10-07
Justice HOffman's Court.

State rs. Nellie Slade; Vagran-
cy. Sentenced to 10 days on the
county farm.
State VS.. j. p. Wilson OBJ
tanning money under false pre-
lenses. Bound over to Circuit
Court in the sum Of $500 bond.
State VS.. j. q. Wilson Obtain
ing money under false pretenses.
Bound over to. Circuit Court in
the sum of 5000.
The leader., 1905-10-07

Everybody is going out to Mrs.
MeIyille's evening next Friday
night, in the interest of the Epis-
copaI church. The faith of this
good woman at the age Of 73 is
"as that of a little child; and the
Good Book says that ''I1asrnuch
as ye have done it unto one of the
least Of these, ye have done it un-
to me. " See notice of entertain
ment in the supplement.
The leader., 1905-10-07
IN THE LOCAL COURTS.
Cases Disposed Oi During the Last
Week.
Mayors Court.

City vs.. Walter Burton As
sault and battery. Fined $5 and
costs.
City vs.. sylv. g. Smith Dis
|turbing the peace. Fined $40 and
costs.
City VS.. A. g. Carter Dis
turbing the peace. Fined So. SO
and costs.
The leader., 1905-10-07
Marriage Licenses issued During the
Past Week.

Whites 9. +. Battison and
Mrs. Dora Merritt.
Colored- VIM. Davis and Lii.
lian Smith; Willie Brown and
Alice Gooden; Willie Ray and
Dora Cotton.
The leader., 1905-10-07

Mrs. "A. c. McNair, the presi-
dent Of the Peripatetics, earnestly
requests that members attend the
business meeting at 4 O'Clock next
Tuesday evening at Hotel Inez.
If the weather prevents, the meet
ing will take place on Wednesday
afternoon.
The leader., 1905-10-07
The NIississiDpI Genital n.

Will let contracts for large
number Of cross ties in the near
future. Anyone wishing a tie
contract viii apply for further In
formation to the Resident EnQi-
neer's Office in the Cassedy Build
lnQ.
The leader., 1905-10-07

The Wesson Baptist church re-
ceived more than go additions
during the recent meeting con-
Quoted By Rev. O. A. Barnber.
The leader., 1905-10-07

Castor Guess and Miss T.. M.
Wherry, Of Durant, we're married
|at Jackson Sunday, Rev IN. E.
Marlborough officiating
The leader., 1905-10-07

Mark E. Lowrey, Of Blue
Mountain, and Miss Bella Nc
Eheran, Of Leakesville, were mar
ried Oct. /. Mr.. Lowrey is a
nephew of President LoWrey, of
Blue Mountain College.
The leader., 1905-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. BatcheIder
and family expect to return from
Manitou, Colorado, in about two
weeks, and will probably take up
their residence in this city for the
winter.
The leader., 1905-10-07

The cane crop IS said to be tho
finest made ii the State for years.
The leader., 1905-10-07

At depth of 74o feet the con-
tractor who was boring a well for
the water works plant at Ray
mond, struck a fine stream Of
water.
The leader., 1905-10-07

DR.. T. K. Magee has been de-
clared State Health officer. al
Roxie, and DR.. J. G. MeNair al
Harriston.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-28

@oIltc iGrcn Monn ami
.freiieh abcr niht ans
Z cbc. - Cine @eibnodtagon9 ma
idnnlO OororL Dab Srnu Woggic
Sdrumnder. 20 Sabre alt, bon 9tr.
H. Sii0sS triucr-S truBe, mo De
rem &utcr. Sobn 3icgler, 90 Sabre
ait, c~bcnouielblt mobnhoit, IN Gons
lift nit Der Yolijilt fonlcn. Srni.
Sdlumnd)cr bate fitr 0aSNeibnudtSz
0iuCr cine Hun3 mo einc Wildle
&orn gcfuuit. PM @cihnudt5 .Otors
gen Qin9 lie aus un0 bIieb 81 longc
tort. 0ob ibr Wtom 0nnger befonl
mo eiiinucilcn 0o2 aorn ucrtilatc.
Nl@ lie nod Nouie fam mo oicit
Gnt0cdltn1 mudltc, mar lie nidt luee
MIG crbolt ltn0 idgte Ibrem Wtdnnc.
cr iullc Die @un9 dlld) ciien. baum
lpcroe lie i'm nuiciicn, ooInit lie BON
Ncl0en ctua2 bcfonlme. lleber Die.
les nid)t GcroOc in lieben9miirOigCr
Mellc Neltcltc &crIon9cn cntItone
cllt StrcIt Scr boIO in elmer GelIcrci
ot>ortctc. SEER 3ic1ler, scr &utcr
Ger Nrou Sd)unldder. fun berbciges
Gilt mo ucrlcbtc ol1gc6lid Srn. Sd)us
nlodcr cllcn Sd)lng allf 0en aopi.
Der 0cniclbcn bitlfloS modlte. porulIf
i'm 6rou Sdrumuder al mchrercrt
Stclcn 10 1cbiiicn bnbcu loll, ouB er
NJd) lest III crnItIid)cm 3ultnno berlin.
oct. Gin ShmnNcr Der Srnit ciltc
nod Scr iiiowcitIlhen Eolijciitotion
uno boItc Ocn Scr0eoutet 9ruocrid,
Der Die NiiiiNc ucrhaftetc. Cine
Stln0c ipGtcr tom Ncrr 3icglcr nan
Der Foll5ciItotion. lml lid iiir lcine
Sodltcr ST %ucrlucn0cL moo ocH Grs
IolG bate, 0oG cr lclbit cillgcitedt
lpnroc. &otcr mo 5ohtcr murocn
9eltern Nodnlittog Dem Mid,tcr NIit.
ton uor8cfil6rt, ga Nerr Shumo6cr
lcood) nidlt IN Der Gage mar. jltnl
%crbor 81 eridcincn, 10 uurocn
Ncioc Iilr cin mcitercS &crb0r am
,. SoIllnr i%cltNcbuItcn.
Gc@ NiomnHten Ticb.
ltoblH bel Oh uIbiQt t. - Nifuro
Malone, elm N%llitcrniiid)cr. luuroe
0cltcrn MOrGcn III Der oitIid)en 40.
lt5Ciltotion iuc0cn GiebitohlS elmer
GIollnHt Nulcnnooel. Gigentbum
Oc3 0rIt. &obn :. Glpnt. Nr. 30,
FrclibcntitrnBc, %icincnt Erojebucr.
iubrcn ilbcriuicicn. Gr mobnte in
GIunn'@ &oitbnliS uu0 cignctc iid Die
Noocl an, luGbrcnc Slpnn %obluclero
mar.
Ser NcGcr iibertrut 0n5
u cb. - @rnbNn Fiuocr, ell DE
ger. Der IN Nr. iili, Stodtons Ctr,
cine @irtbidait bctreibt. lpllroe &C.
tern POM Nid)tcr SittiQ in Scr moro
lucitlihcu Yplijciitotion ultcr 5000
@ilrgihoit Dem @crid)tSpcriabreu
i%lbcruieIcrL neil CT ongebIih am
Sonntog Bier u%crfnlitc. Eoli5iit
crluildtc ont Sonltug Ibcne
cine 9fcacrlrL ncld)c NIT elrcm 8cilCl
bier aus scr Nirtbldoit fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-28
Griola Der Tunfcntelearaphic.

" ubtngtom :. s., 20. Eci.
Gic bon DEM 6lotten = Iepdrtc'
ulcllt nltacitclltcn EcrIlde nit orubt'
loicr Geographic buben ollc bIsberi'
gen &~eiitungcn olli Oiciem @cbiete
iibcrtroflcn. lie Stntion olli Der
biciigcn Nopp NnrO crbielt ein oiref.
tca Glmtcn Sclcgromm BON @ltolt-
tunomo.G ubu, mo cine on0ere 0rubt.
loic Icpcid)e bon Colon, Eouontn. Die
llcbcrn1ittclung elmer hrabtlolellIte,'
Dung orii Die groBe Gntiernung BON
Der tuboniid)cn Worinc Citation D..
RIFT nod Noibington itebt ntterrcid)t
ga. &on liclu Orleans erbielt Die
5ieiigc Citation uili llmmegen Mad.
ridIt. Die Stution in aep @eit &C.
rictb mGbrcno Der erperimcntc IN
llnor0rumg mo Ole Scrilife fonrtcn
ocnurud) nid)t pollenOct mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-28
" nIIcn -iih n|nfInicn.

MolIcn dl ouflOicn. -
&l @ei6dltafreiien lit oaa @crii6t
I'M llnIntic, onb i'd bic %nltbcfonntc
Sirnu Yotterion. Hauieu & So. am
Notwithstanding olli5uloien bcobiiG).
tiGt mo in Die o,$obniton-Go., Hinri-
tc0," duigcbcn miro.
Ncfnnntc dJ ais Sal d..
m ii n5cr. Ter 9tcger Sunulrl
Miainma, meld)cr Don ben @ebeiln-
poIi5iitcn ais nnNeblid)cr Salid)miln
scr III @argroue-I Qep perhuitet NOR
Den lit, bate geltern cin GerlSr Dor
Dem 9unocs ? Gommiiidr HogcrS IN
bclteben uno %betonnte lid i61iloig,
bod ingte cr, OoB glbrabnm 8ufncr,
Der ols 3eu6e gegen ibn oiitrot.
cbc1io mic or itulloig lei. Ger Neaer
milroe Dem @erfnbren Ger Gltnoes.
@roBgeidpporenen ilbermielen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-28
Nus Ocm Jnncrcn Marplnno'S nnn
bcn augrcn'cuoen Staaten.
G d) ~ berIebt.


an ser NGbc bon 9lufpiac ullr0c
@r. Sbo8. q. Gln9ett, elmer Der belt,
6efunntcn Gormcr bon Montgonlcrp.
Gouttp. ouf ser Scimiobrt Ourdl ou3
Sdelnucr6cn iciuer 5luei Ticr6e ans
0cnt @oNcn 9cid)Icuoert un0 10
ldrucr ocrIcBt, 0oB CT notwithstanding
ltcr6et miro. SCin Nr5t conItutirtc.
Rob Sr. GloNctt mcbrere Hippcn &c
brod)cn. ciucu SUB pcritnlld)t bat Ii.
inncrlidle &crIcBlulAcH crlitt. Die
9ic Ticr0c Iicicu nod Dem llnfollc
0ircft nndI Ocr Wohmnng ocS beirut.
GIildtcu.
WCfoHutcr GARNER geitor.
ben.
Hr Mob63 bci lcuton lit CAPTAIN
Nuth0n !. GortrnL elmer Ger be.
fumtcitcn Gormer Don Caroline.
Gollntu. I'M gItcr uon % ,$abrcn &c.
ltorben. Gr bintcrl0bt ollBcr lcincr
Mittuc jluci S0ftcr mt0 cincnS obn.
IcaNIcidcn itorb IN Sltfnboe . Red,
GurollncGomltu. Die 6rou y. st.
EClB I'M Nlltcr bon Of Sobrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-28
toreafc MGnncr int 0ifcutlidcn &c

toreatc WtGrmcr i'm 0iieutlihen sc.
ben.
&m nGGolio NJ dnucrhor."
Ter 6rolIcn &crcin 0Ca oSbulin.
WtGuncrdlora" biclt Ncitcrn AbcnO IN
Goigt'S Nollc. 9tr. ll22, 0urior0 Nuc,
lcinc @cibnoht5icicr un0 &crIooiqn1
nb, mcld)c iid) cinea itnrtcn @ellld)ca
erircitcn. Gic ,Sbulitcn" crirCutcil
oic Nnmclcn0Cn ollrd &ortrag mch
rcrcr Gbore, unb Sri. Hnta Ntrld)
Ocflomirtc oua auiierprci5 2 &icO, in
o~riprcdclocr @ciic. 9lQc omucicn
cen ain0cr crbicltcn @cid)cnfc. unO
sic &erlooilrng lpur 0lIbcrit omiiiont
GuS Guuell Gonitc bcItonO aus
Ocn 6rauen Sclcnc Nbrcid, NINA
%inrrotb, Nnno Niridl y. %cDr. z.
SfGier uno $. &oiQt, rul0 ibucn
itonocn bic S0ngcr ", %inmnrotb@.
YinucnonL u. OrlmonM II. Hcid).
i, Hind, Mar Nultber mnO NCorA
Ninunclbcbcr in i0bigcr Seiic 5Ir
Scttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-28
Srincr Nnn0c erleaen.

Wcltbroof, Gonft.. %. Eej.
Ger 81 Sabre nItc Sornler SonsSret.
bcl lit oen idpuereu aopimunoerL ote
cr int Strcit nit ieinem Sdiuugcr,
Dem 76.i1briNcn Midloel Slider, CT
litteu bate. bette erlegen. Slider
bate Dem 8egner nit eiter grt meh.
rcre Sd)l0gc nlli Den aopf pericst.
notocm er i'm bciduloigt bate. ei.
ncn aorb nit Aepieln g~eitoblen 5i
boben. Inter Woroonflage miro Der
8reiS icbt projeiiirt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-28

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Scr ,Sorruinc.GcmCtcru" SIR lcBtrlI
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Dem &crit6rbcucn olc lcBtc Gnrc. Gic
$50. StUpurt & Niuprn luurcn Die
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-28

- ginbred)er baben in Weltport.
Conn, ben INSTRUMENTATION BON
6. 4. 8iper gepliinoert nno artifcl
I'M @ertbe BON $500 erbeutet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-28
Staot Baltimore.
&cibuadtsicicr in Den &crcincn.

Gamcu- &crein 0cS o&orpGrt9" Der
utItoltet cin @cibnodt3icit. -
NcihbnIti9c3 NroQromm. - ct
9tifolall3 i'm ,2Irbciter- W1nncr
DIOR" Mud ser %crcil
Der o@ornonic" icicrt @cibnod.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-28

Ter .EboenirsGlilb" pe~ronitolteic
eeItern Nbeno III ieincm Glubboric
am Gutoip.Ylocc eirc glbeno-llnter-
baItltrg nit San5. 0os llntcr6ol,
lungs rogromm luor 1ll6erit inte-
reliant uno reidbaltig. SGmnltliht
HGunlli6feiten oes Glubbouies ma-
rem nit 9llinleil mo 9lottpflol5et:
ouf's Yrodtnollite oeforirt. Con-
.Mitaiieo Champ Glorf bon Mii-
iolri belt eineu @orfrog iiber .Ei-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-03-04

The bill to re-apportion the
members of the Legislature gives
Douglas one more Assemblyman,
Nye, two Senators and four AS
semblmen, and Washoe, three
Senators and ten Assemblymen.
The rest of the counties are not
affected.
A number of would-be bad men
jumped a number of lots in Gold
field few days ago. For time
it was thought there would be
bloodshed, but when the owners
of the lots appeared and threw
the belongings Of the jumpers
into the street everything was as
quiet as graveyard.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-03-04

Items Of Interest Clipped
from exchanges and Con.
densed for Quick Perusal.


I A smooth article named Vernon,
tried to swindle Dist. Attorney
Williams, of Elko county, out of
$50 on a piano deal few days
ago. He got the money but the
officers got him at Deeth, and he
will probably do time in the pen.
Sam Johnson, of Reno, gave
James Haggerty, of the same
place, money to go to Goldfeld on
a prospecting trip. Instead of
going to Goldfield Haggerty
bought a ticket to Denver and
went to Sparks to board the train.
He was caught and arrested just
as he was about to get on the cars.
The saloon of Clements & Mel
son, at Searchlight, was burned to
the ground few nights ago, loss
$1,000. The Searchlight says the
fire was undoubtedly of incendiary
origin. 1t occurred after the
place had been closed for the
night and the money left in the
till could not be found in the
ruins in any form.
The dead body of John Hing
storm was found near the road
near Secret Pass, Elko county, a
few days ago. The man had evil
IDENTITY committed suicide. Some
months ago he shot and badly
wounded Pat Sheridan and then
left the country. He evidently
thought he had killed Sheridan,
and blew his brains out rather
than be caught.
A woman named Keller had her
husband arrested at Winnemucca
last Saturday, accusing him of
criminal intimacy with her IS
year-old daughter. Monday, at
the hearing, she said there was no
truth in the story she had previ-
ously told, and Keller was dis
charged. The woman has blasted
the reputation of her daughter
and her husband through an act
of foolish jealousy.
Young Morris, who it is said
made a confession of robbing
Wells, Fargo & Cos. office at
Truckee some months ago, was
discharged from custody a few
days ago, the company failing to
prosecute. The Truckee Consta-
BILE holds $40 taken from Morris,
and the company made a demand
for it. The Constable refuses to
give it up unless the company
prosecutes and proves that the
money belongs to w. F. & Co.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-03-04
STARTLING Mortality.

Statistics show startling mortali-
tv from appendicitis and peritonitis.
To prevent and cure these awful
diseases, there is just one relia bic
remedy, DR.. Kings New Lille Pills.
NJ. Flannery, of ID Custom House
place, Chicago, says: "They have no
equal for Constipation and Bilious
ness" 25c at G. l. Leavitt x Son,
druggists.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-03-04
Incredible Brutality.

1t would have been incredible bru-
tality il Chas. f. Lemherger, OF
Syracuse, N. Y, had not done the
best he could for his suffering son.
my boy he says, "cut II fearful
cash over his eye, SO l applied Buck
lens Arnica Salve, which quickly
healed it and saved his eye" Good
tor burns and ulcers too. Only use
at Mason Valley Drug Store.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-03-04
State neW$


build a $4,000 hotel in Tonopah.
Sheep shearing is about to be-
gin in the eastern part OF the
State.
A Reno firm has been given the
contract to construct an electric
plant at Fallon.
The old town of Wadsworth is
said to be infested with bad
bunch of negroes and Mexicans.
The Student Record is now is
sued as a 16-col. semi weekly and
all the weak is done by the boys
in the school.
The S. P Company is sending
all its available coaches east to
prepare for the Spring rush from
that country to Nevada.
An act not on the program took
place in a Reno theater a few
nights ago. 1t was the birth OF
an Indian baby in the gallery.
The bill for the removal of the
county seat of Esmeralda county
from Hawthorne to Goldfield has
been defeated in the Legislature.
1t is now reported that Mrs.
Huntington and her millions are
behind the Western Pacific rail-
road move, instead of the Goulds.
L. D. Roy fell into the elevator
shaft at the Bradley building in
Reno, Tuesday morning, and re-
= ceived injuries which may prove
fatal.
Modoc County and Sierra Val
ley, in California, are taking steps
to have the government build
reservoirs and a storage system
there.
The Record says real estate in
Phoebe continues to change hands.
1t predicts large increase in
population within the next three
months.
The saloon at Floriston, run by
the company, is being boycotted
by the labors of that place, and
will probably have to suspend
operations.
The Silver Star mines, consist
ing of the Douglass group and
the Bounce mine, near Sodaville,
have been sold to an eastern COM
pany for $4,000.
A carpenter named Theo. Hor-
elm, was run over in the railroad
yard at Sparks Monday morning
and had his head completely sew
cred from his body.
The mines belonging to the
Whalen Con. Copper Mining Com
pang were sold by the Sheriff at
Eureka last week. Eleven claims
were sold for an aggregate of ST.
23o32.
A drunken squaw went to sleep
on the V. & T. track near Reno a
few days ago, and but for the
watchfulness of the engineer of
the train would have been ground
into hog food.
A fellow by the name of RED"
Wood was captured at Hazen
Monday night by Agent Ferguson,
after an attempt to hold up two
canal laborers. He appeared to be
a desperate criminal.
A gambler named Lvhane COM
mitted suicide in Reno Monday
night by swallowing carbolic acid.
He was Respondent because his
wife, who is in Cripple Creek, was
suing him for divorce.
Hattie Jones, the Piute squaw
who committed suicide in Reno a
few days ago because her buck
was infatuated with another ma
hala, was given a christian burial
in the county cemetery Monday.
The Carson News of Tuesday
says report reached that place
the day before that Will Nolan
had been found near the railroad
track at Truckee unconscious, only
partially clothed and badly
bruised.
A Young fellow named Roberts
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-02
10 TO II O'CLOCK!

Wednesday morning at | o o'clock, and for one
hour, we will sell one case Of White Lawn remnants)
some 40 in. wide in the lot, positively not yard in
the pile worth less than 10 and IL l2c. yd., for this
hour if the pile lasts, limited, sold to merchants,
&c. yd.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-02
White and Colored Dress Goods.

One case Printed Lawns and Organdes, worth IL
and 7c., for this big May sale Sc. yd
One case Printed Lawns and Organdies, worth l-3
and lOc., for this sale Sc. yd
One case fancy weave Printed Organdies in plain
colors, worth and 20c for this big May sale 10cyd
One case small checked Apron Ginghams, browns,
blues, garnet and pink checks, worth -2c for this
big May sale &c. yd.
Is pieces Silk Null al shades and white and black,
positively worth quarter, for this sale l5c. yd.
rs pieces White Organdy, 2 yds. wide, worth 4Oc.
and most stores charge you &c., for this sale l9c yd
Another Big Gingham :aIe.
200 pieces Triick Ginghams, ali new 1905 styles,
worth and lOc yd, we place the 200 pieces on sale
at one price, Sc. yd.
If you can match these goods in town for the above
prices will give you dress free.