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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-05-01

- Ia nerazdruzivost zakona v
AuStriji so zaceli klerikalci agiti-
rati kakor besni. Povsod nabirajo
podpise proti nameravani reformi
zakona, a da bi jih lozje nabrali, la
zejo, da sc vse kadi. Tako n. pr.
pripovedujejo, da bode bodoce
zakon veljal samo tri leta in podob-
ne prismodarije. To je znamenje,
da Cisto resnico tudi tel stvari
ne bi dosegli svojega namena. All
6e bi tlrdi nabrali kdove koliko pod
pisov, bi bile njih pole vendar
brezpomembne. Nazno nj, da je
draw nekolko tisoc fanatiGnih, "a
peljanih, nevednih ljudi, XII hocejo,
Ga ostanejo razmere glede zakona
neiz0remenjene. PaG pa je vazno.
da je tisoc in tisoc ljudi, XII trpe
pod tezo teh razmer, kajti to doka-
zuje. da jih je res treba izpremeni-
ii. klerikalna hinavscina je malo-
kje tako velika, kakor ravno TEN
vpraSanju. V tenn, ko trdijo, da ho-
ceio varovati nravnost, so resnici
sedanje razmere najvecJa nevar-
most "a morale. Docim pripovedu-
jejo zenam, da hocejo Scititi njih
interese, vklepajo sedanje razmere
ravno zene najhujSe suzenstvo.
Sredstva, katerim b; Sc preprecilo
locevanje takih zakoncev, XII sploh
ne morejo ziveti skupaj, sploh nj.
Ogronno Stevilo loGenih zakoncev
dokazuje to. Locitev je torej tudi
danes mogoca in ne gre sc "a to, da
sc Sc le dovoli mozu in zeni razhod,
ako ne moreta ziveti drug dru-
gim. Sal Sc toga tudi tedaj ne bi
moglo prepreciti, ako drzavni "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-05-01
Maj, 1906

varlatl, da je ia monarhistiGno abb
solut'Sticna uredba veljavna samo
ma verskem in ma notranie cerkve-
nem polju. Tudi V politiGnih stva-
reh Je kompetentna "a katolicane !;
papez ida encikliko drzavnern
zakonu glede locitve cerkve in dr.
zave ma Francoskem - in njegov
spis obvezuje katolicane; papez OBJ
sod: drzavno naredbo o prestopa-
nlu IL we're V vero V Bosni in mad
Skot otadler sc Spunta proti draw
MIN predpisom; cesar oznaGi svoje
staliSce napram Solskim zakonom
in katolicani sc morajo drzati tega.
Use to je ocitno, razumljivo, nepo-
bitno - in vendar ina "Slovenec'
toliko predrznosti, da pisari kris
canski demokracijil Zakaj taloo
smelo laze ? Ali misli. da z resnico
ne hi mogel pridobiti pristaSev?. D..
Najbrze bi bio res tako. A ravno
tenn obsoja klerikalizem in kleri-
kahlo politiko Sicer pa ina laz
kratke noge.
"R p"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-05-01

- Pri zadnjih obcinslih voli-
tvah Chicagu je bilo oddanih 27,-
oo7 glasov "a socialisti6ne kandida-
tie. Ako primorjano lid volitev z
izidom leta 1904 aprilu, tedaj
moramo konstatirati, da Sc je Ste
vilo socialisticnih glasov skoro
podvojilo. Ia izid pa dokazuje, ola
Sc socialisticni glasovi mnoze, &c
ie TO kapitalistom vsec ali ne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-05-01
Stew. ; (No- -.
Siava prvenu
majniku!

Zopet je solnce svojimi toplimi
zarki obudilo naravo k zivlieniu.
Bella, mrtvaSka odeja Sc je umak-
Mia solncnim zarkom in povsod 81
Ii IL zemlje novo zivljenje, ki zavi-
ia zemljo V prazn:cno obleko.
In tudi delavci hite Industrial
nih kraJih ma shode prazni6ni OBJ
leki, da dvignejo svoj glas prot
svoJim izmozgovalcem in izSeval-
Gem, proti krivicnemu druzabnemr
redu, XII je zakrivil, da so dandanes
ljudje ma svetu razdeljeni diva ia
bora, tabor izsesanih trpinov in
: pa peScico kapitalistov, ki 81 preko
mrtvih trupel teh trpinov pridobiva
neizmerno bogatstvo.
Prvi majnik, mednarodni delav-
ski praznik! Kako tajinstveno vpli-
va ia beseda ma zavednega prole-
tarca!
Kjerkoli zive razrednozavedn
proletarci, tam poGiva tudi delo.
Visoki dimniki tvornic osamelo
STRIFE proti nebu. zivljenje tvorni-
cah je zamrlo, drdrajo6e vrtenje
zob6astih koles Sc je ustavilo, ker
Je vsestvarjajoca sila proletarcev
odpovedala pokorSGino industrial
MIN mogotcem Ma ia dan lallko vi
dino in gledamo, da Sc lahko VISTA
vijo VISA kolesa, ako je to trdna
VOLTA delavcev-trpinov in da najlep-
81 bankovci kapitalistov ne morejo
sprav:ti niti enega stroja dir.
V prvem majniku imamo pred
podobo sploSne stavke, radi tega je
tudi praznovanje prvega majnika
vsem kapitalistom trn peti. Po-
vsod, kjerkoli so kapitalisti mogli
radI praznovanja prvega majnika
metati delavcem polena pod noge,
so to tudi zvrsili. Nebroj delavcev
jemoralo radi praznovan a ma jni-
ka presedeti vec niesecev v jeci. njih
presedetr vec mesecev Jeci, njih
otroci so pa morali stradati. In vzlic
vsem sikanom 81 je misel "a praz-
novanje prvega majnika pridobils
ma rilijone pristaSev krizem sveta,
ki ma dam prvega majnika zopet
klicejo v boj svoje brezbrizne tova-
rise proti molohu = kapitalizmu.
Ma ta dan il milijonov grl odme-
va: Doll Z danaSnjo krivicno Glove
sko druzbo. Mi zahtevamo enake
pravice in enake dolznosti "a vse
ljudi ma svetu!'
In ta klic DO odmeval toliko casa,
dokler Sc ne porlfSi danaSnja dru-
zabna staviba, ma njenih razvalinah
pa zgradi druzha, kateri ne bc
siromakov, ne bogatinov. ]. Z.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-05-01
Leto L. Wol. ~

kon ne bi dovolil locitve; neznosne
razmere razbijejo ljudje tako ali
pa tako. Toda kje ostane pamet, a.
ko Sc hoce takim ljudem, XII bi NOR
da v novem zakonu lahko naSli
sreco, Prepove in onemogoci pore~
ki? komu maj to koristi? KatoliSka
ce'rkev sicer pravi: Zakon je neraz-
druzljiv. To je njena stvar in &c
ravno hoce, lahko ostane pri tenn?
a zakaj mai bi drzava ne smela do
voliti lOcitve in move zdruzitve? A
ko cerkev noce priznati novega "a
kona. maj ga ne prizna in kdor mi
sli, da mora res zrtvovati svojo sre-
co cerkveni wolff, maj 10 zrtvuje.
Nlhce mu ne brani tega.. A zakaj
maj bl morali vsled tega trpeti tudi
tlsti, XII mislijo druga6e ?. Danes
Je katOliSko locenim zakoncem no.
mogoce, porociti Sc vnovic. Ali
mrtva Grka zakona ne more zatreti
zivih Gutov. Posledica okrutne do
locbe je ia, da ljudje, XII bi Sc mi
leJSih razmerah drugic ornozili in
ozenili, poiScejo drugod, cesar ne
SmeJo iskati zakonu in tako sc
poSpeSuje proStitucijo in konkubi-
nat - pa sc hujSe reci. Klerikalci
pa imenujejo to svojem farizej-
Stvu "varstvo morale = :. Dosti je
zakonov, katerih trpi zena vec ka-
kor nloz. Statistika pokazuje, da sc
izvrsi prav mnogo sodnijskih loci
tev ma zenino zeljo. A klerikalci se
dobrikajo zenam, ceS: Ia vas bla-
gor skrbimo; prepreciti hocemo, da
bi vas smel MOI zapustiti. V resni-
CT siliJo le zeno, da mora pretrpeti
vse. pa varujeio mozevo surovost,
nemarnost i. t. d., ker jemljejo tudi
zeni pravico, da bi raztrgala vezi,
katerih ne more prenaSati Zlasti
prepovedJo druge poroke pa sc "a
dene zeno Sc hujSe kakor moza. V
mas drlrzbi je re tako, da 81 moz
izven zakona lahko dovoli marsi-
kaj. ne da bi Sc inr Stelo greh, ze-
ia pa je takill razmerah najvecja
reva. Tega seveda klerikalci ne po-
vedo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-05-01
Cd blizO in daleC.

- KrScanSka demokracija - to
je nova fraza, katero bega "Slo-
venec svoje, kakor Sc vidi, zelo po-
trpezljive citatelje Pravi: Boj sta
81 napovedali krS6anska demokra-
CHA in poganska demokracija. Po-
gani - to smo namrec po Sloven-
cu M, socialni demokratje. Kleri-
kalno glasilo je zelo nevedno, da
rabi izraz "krScanSka demokraci-
ia, kjer bi moralo reci pravzaprav
"katoliSka'. Y tenn ti6i namreG ia
ko velika razlika. krScanska demo-
kraciJa je mogoca, ako Sc misli ma
prvotno krScanstvo, ma Kristusov
nauk in ma zivljenje prvih, nepri~
znanh, potlacenih, preganjanih, tr-
pincenih krist janov. KatoliSka de-
mokracija pa je absurdna rec, kar
je, nj organizacija, ki bi bila de-
mokraciji tako b:Stveno in tako te-
melito nasprotna, kakor je kato-
liSka cerkev. Demokracija pomeni
druzabno organizacijo, V kateri Cd
locuje ljudstvO samo svoji usodi,
o svojem zivljenju vSakem OH
ru. Ako bi katolSka cerkev posku-
sila postati res demokrat:cna, bi bill
to njen konec, kajti katolicizem ne
obstoji samO Strogo verskIh nau-
XIII. temvec ne bi bill vec, kar je, a
ko bi izgubil svojo zunanjo obliko,
uredbo svoje cerkve. ki je dejansko
vaznejSa cd vse verske teorije. To
sc vidi re odtod, da e katoliSka GER
kew uStanOvila razlicne dogne, XII
nimajo nEesar Opraviti vero, tenn
vec jirn je namen samo, uvrstitl
moe cerkve, a vendar jih mora ka-
toli6an sprejemati "a verske resni-
ce. Iako Je n. pr. papezevo ne
zmotljivostjo, ki Sc je re zato ne
more pr:pisati verskim resnioam.
ker do papeza. Pija TX. nih6e nj
trdil, da je papez nezmotljiv in nj
hce nj zahteval, da bi Sc verjelo v
to. Kar pa pred sto lett nj bilo YER
sko resnicnC ne more pcstati takO
kar Grez noe. KatoliSka cerkev pa
vendar danes Zahteva vero V pape-
zevo nezmotlj;vost; katolican, XII ne
veruje vanjo, gresi. Cerkev je ma
redila il te nezmotljivosti dogmo,
ola utrdi svojo moe. Da pa je ia moe
'avtokraticna, mora razurneti, kdor
le koliGkaj logicno mish. Organiza-
CHA nezmotljivim papezem ma ce-
In ne more biti drugacna, kakor abb
solutisticna. Tu nina narod odlo-
cevati nicesar, temvec, ako hoce BIZ
ii katoliSki. mora sluSati, odlocuje
pa papez, bolje rekoc vatikan, rim
ska kamarila. Ne more Sc niti ugo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1906-05-01
''R. P"

Y ameriSki republiki je tax "a
kon upeljan in Sc vsled tega nj po-
drl svet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-13

Portland faces solemn obliga
ton! The proposed new building
for the Y. NJ. and Y. w. G. A. mus
materialize into an accomplished
fact. The definite promise, of $3.50,
600 must be secured. No time must
be lost. It's a worthy cause! Every.
body should helpl Everyone should
help generously!
In being called upon to subscribe
to this building fund we feel it our
duty to do our utmost. Though San
Francisco misfortunes. and landlord
and building troubles (resulting in
the loss of an entire summers retail
.trade). have made cash scarce arti-
Gle at Eilers Piano House, we have
pianos,- of them, and the
very best that are made. There are
thousands of homes in this state that
need them. We have, therefore, do
mated and will display in our par
TALLY completed show window on
the corner of Park and Washington
streets the following pianos:
First, the lates Style sc" fancy
mahogany $3.50 Chickering upright,
the finest, biggest toned, most beau
tifully designed highest grade Amer
lean piano-Boston' best.
Second. the famous Style 10
Quarter Sawed English Oak $3.50
Kimball upright the now world-re-
nowned Kimball, preferred and used
by hundreds of the worlds greatest
artists from Adelina Patti to our own
local musical contingent.
Third, the new style fancy ma
hogany $3.50 Hobart NJ. Cable up
right piano--a piano that has sprung
into most wonderful popular favor,
and has been purchased of late years
by large number of educational in
stitutions and professional musi-
clans, than any other.
Fourth, the fancy genuine selected
burl walnut $3.50 Marshall & Wen
dell upright--one of the old estab-
lished down eastern" makes which
has proven itself one of the great
home pianos, sweet toned
and durable.
Fifth, and last but not least. a
genuine latest improved Metrostyle
Pianola, (choice of Oak, Mahogany,
Walnut or Ebonized case to match
any piano desired-grand or up
right retail price $3.50.
A Fine Assortment; You Make Price.
Here. is an assortment of the very
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-13

best of fine, standard. brand new
warranted musical instruments, val
ued all told at s215O.
If you wish to help the building
fund without, in reality, parting with
a dollar this is your opportunity If
you have no piano you should not
fail to see and to try these instru-
ments, then make the committee the
very best offer, either cash or pay
ments, that You feel like making.
The highest bona fide bid submit
ted in writing will secure each re-
spective instrument You pay 10
cents for chance to bid You may
put in as many bids on each or any
piano as you wish to pay for. A
proper committee on November 6
will open the envelopes, and the in
struments will go to the highest bid
ders.
All Cash Not Necessary.
1t is not necessary that all the
cash should be paid Immediately for
any of these pianos. But the COM
mittee must have a definite assur-
ance of a definite amount to be real
ized from the sale of these instru-
ments by November 6. Bids may be
submitted either on a basis of all
cash or in monthly or quarterly in
stallments, payable one tenth in
cash upon acceptance of the bid, bal
ance one-fourth January /, 1907,
one-fourth April 1. 1907, one-fourth
August 1, 1907, and the balance on
or before January 1, 1908. All de-
ferred payments will bear simple in
terest at per cent per annum, just
as do regular piano contracts.
The Offer Is Genuine.
This offer is genuine and bona
fide. The highest bidder secures the
respective instrument. Put your bid
in sealed envelope addressed to Mr..
S. l.. Gilman, account of Y. NJ. and Y.
w. C. A. Building Committee, care
Eilers Piano House. Bear in mind
that time is precious! Returns must
be in by November 6. Bids address,
ed to Eilers Piano House and mark
ed as above may also be submitted
by mail. but should be accompanied
by money order, check or postage
for 10 cents. All money is payable
to the Y NJ. and Y. w. C. A. Build
ing Committee.
For any further particulars write
Eilers Piano House, S53 Washington
street, Portland Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-13
500 Reward, 800.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at
least one dreaded disease that
science has been able to cure in all
it's stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being a constitu-
tional diseases. requires a constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting d.
rectly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength
by building mp the constitution and
assisting nature in doing it's work.
The proprietors have so much faith
in its curative powers that they offer
One Hundred Dollars for any case
that II fails to cure. Send for list
OF testimonials.
Address: +. j. Cheney a Co.. To-
ledo, o.
Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-10-13
"A BIG LIFT FOR BUILDING FUND
OF Y. M. AND Y. w. {. A..
OPPORTUNITY "A ONE AT yorR OWN
FIGURE AND HELP BUILDING THE FIN.
EST AND MOST COSTLY BRAND NEW PIANOS DONATED
WORTHY CAUSE.

Bidder
Due January April August and December
ceeds Going " NJ c. A. and " W. A. Building Fund
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-04-18
Carnegie Kiss tho Proper Stuff.

Atlanta, Ca, April s.--"The Carnegie
kiss leaves nothing to be desired" Is the
verdict Of Mrs Eiohberg, of Atlanta,
whose lips were glued to the lips of the
canny Scotohman for brief interval at
the reception given the iron master when
he was in Atlanta. "Mr. Carnegie as q
kisser is unexcelled," continued Mrs.
Eichberg. "The pressure of his lips on
ones lips is satisfying in every respect
His kiss thrills and at the same time
soothes. He is not hssty in kissing,
which accounts in q measure for the de-
light which follows the pressure of his
lips. His lack of haste in removing his
lips, enables the recipient of his kiss to
extract all that is possible from oscula-
ton. To my dying day shall never for
get the joyful sensation l experienced
while Mr.. Carnegie's lips were on mine
Mr.. Carnegie may be old in years, but he
is still young in his ability to kiss"
"How does the Carnegie kiss compare
with the Huusun article, Mrs. EichbergY'
"The Carnegie kiss is superior to the
Hobson kiss in every wav," said Mrs.
Eichburg. "I was kissed by Capt. Hob
son when he was in tlanta some years
ago, but got no special pleasure from
itn
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-04-18
State Democratic Convention 10 Nee, May 9.

Columbia, April Cat the regular
meeting of the State Democratic Exeou-
tive Committee, held last night, resolu-
tioDs were adopted calling for the May
State Convention to be held on the 10th
of that month, and directing the county
chairmen throughout the State to call
club meetings on tho 2Sth of April for
the purpose of electipg delegates to the
county conventions, which will meet on
May Z, to elect delegates to the State con-
vention, each county being entitled to
double the representation it has in the
General Assembly.
a resolution, by d. H. Magill, of
Greenwood, caused some comment. 1t
denounced as untrue the statement in
Tom Watson's Magazine for March that
1T makes no difference whether the
South's representation in Congress and
the Electoral College is reduced, as pro-
posed in the bill Of Congressman Keifer,
of Ohio, and went on to "denounce the
author and those who go hand in hand
with him along such lines, as enemies OF
the South and the Southern people, such
declarations being nnhecoming a South
ern white man"
Mr.. Magill defended his resolution
with warmth and earnestness, but other
members of the committee took the view
that as Tom Watson is not Democrat
anyway, to adopt the resolution would
be undignified and would give him undue
prominence and his magazine undeservet
advertising.
motion was made to table the reso
luton, but Senator Cole J.. Blease, o
Newberry, wanted to save the committee
voting on the subject and moved to ad
journ. This inspired Mr.. Magill to re-
lieve the situation by withdrawing the
resolution.
Tom Watson got one vote when he rar
for President in the last National Con
vention. This vote came from Spartan
burg, but the voter never made himself
known.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-04-18
WHITE W ATER.

April ll.-Nearly all the farmers
are ready for planting their crops.
The peach crop has been cut short
by the recent cold spell. The apple
prospect is bright.
Mrs. f. E. Corbin is on an ex-
tended visit to Newry, Belton and
other places. We wish her pleas
ant stay.
Miss Fannie Harkins, of Picket
Post, has been spending the past
week with her sister, Mrs. John
O'Leary.
Mrs. w. G. Rodgers, Of Little
River, is visiting the family of j. N.
Breedlove.
Lawrence Alexander left to-day
for Sapphire, where he will spend
the summer. We hope he will have
good time. We are afraid he is
leaving some one broken hearted.
That won't do. c.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-04-18
John Leathers and wife, Of spar.

John Leathers and wife, of Spar
tanburg, visited the formers father,
Robt. Leathers, Saturday and Sun.
day.
There will be services at the Bap-
tist church next Sunday morning at
IL O'Clock. In the afternoon at 3
o'clock Children's Day will be cele-
brated. Z. K. Werner will deliver
the address.
Last Monday a number of the
school boys and girls thought they
would enjoy a holiday, as it was SO
near the first day of April. At morn
ing recess they gathered their lunch
baskets and fled to the river, where
they report having spent real jolly
day. The teacher pursued them for
short distance, but soon returned
in order to look after those remain
ing. J.G.C.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-04-18
FAIR PLAY.

April 1.-THE j. G. G. met Sat
urday afternoon. So few being pres
ent, we wish to have call meeting
on the fourth Saturday, the 21st. 1t
is hoped all the members will be
present.
The farmers in this community
are in a rush one more time. Plow-
ing is very popular vocation at the
present.
The gardens are beginning to look
like springtime is at hand.
Rev. ID. A. Lewis has been suffer-
ing with neuralgia for the past week.
ID. V. Wright made a business
trip to Walhalla last week.
Mrs. j. ID. Sheldon is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Dorrah, at Greenville.
Misses Mary Sheldon and Helen
Thompson visited Seneca last week.
Mrs. j. r.. Heller and two chill
dren visited her mother, Mrs. j. l.
Smith, at Bounty Land, last week.
Mrs. Lavada Marett and children,
of Westminster, visited Miss Tilda
Marett Friday and Saturday.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-04-18
letter to Chas. Finkenstadt, WalhalIa.

Dear Sir: Here's story with a point
to il.
Devoe lead and-zinc is a cheaper paint
than leadand-oil; costs less, goes fur
ther, wears twice as long. But this last
don't belong to the story we're going to
tell this time.
One of the best painters in Uniontown,
Pa, is l.. o. Rutter; does all the best
work. We told him Devoe goes further
than leadand- oil or mixed paint
He said: "Pve known it for two years,
and have increased my business by it.
take job for less money than anybody
else, and get my pick of the work. Don't
give it away; for nobody knows how 1
do it.
The name to go by is Devoe.
Yours truly,
SO f. w. Devoe & Co.
P. Sd. w. Bell, Walhalla; Seneca
Mercantile Co., Seneca, and Matheson
Hardware Co., Westminster, sell our
paint.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1906-04-18
HOPEW ELL.

April 11.-Quite crowd of pa
trons and visitors gathered at the
Hopewell church on March 3Oth to
witness the closing exercises of their
school.
Some of the young people Of the
community helped decorate, and the
effect of green boughs and bright
spring flowers was quite pleasing.
The program, prepared by their
teacher, Miss Maude Stribling, was
carried out very creditably, to the
enjoyment of all. The program was
as follows:
Song, Happy Greeting to All, by
school.
Recitation, Welcome, by Bula
Adams.
Songs-l. Ball for Baby; 2. Raise
Your Hands; 3. Johnnie McCree.
Recitations = Bessie, by Dora
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
al intelligence from the Different Sections that will
Prove Interesting to Many.

Land; Pitcher or Jug, by Paul Har.
bin; The Bridge, by Julia Land T;
The Roses Birthday, by Graoia Jen-
kins; Birds, by Plumer Harbin
Lives of Great Men, Jesse Jenkins.
Songs-1. Good Morning, Merry
Sunshine; 2. Motion song; 3. Age
of Progress.
Recitation, Curfew, by Lille
Land.
Dialogue, -Four Celebrated Char.
acters, by Dora and Lille Land,
Gracia jenkins and Mary Adams.
Recitations-The Kicking Mule,
by Rena Land; Dolly, by Pearl
Presley; We Build the Ladder, by
Lucille Pickens; We are Seven, by
Julia Land; The Pilgrims, by Mary
Adams.
Songs-1. Star Spangled Banner
2. America.
Recitation, Goodnight, by Annie
Cobb. H.
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The OriqinaI.

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated Honey
and Tar as throat and lung remedy,
and on account of the great merit and
popularity of Foley's Honey and Tar
many limitations are offered for the genu-
inc. These worthless limitations have
similar sounding names. Beware of
them. The genuine Foley's Honey aud
Tar is in yellow package Ask for it
and refuse any substitute. 1t is the best
remedy for coughs aud colds. J.W. Bell.
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ing, itching or protruding piles with
ManIan, the great pile remedy. 1t is
put up in collapsible tubes with nozzle,
and may be introduced aud applied at
the seat of the trouble. Stops pain in
stantly. Sold by DR.. j. w. Bell, Wal
halla; w. j. Lunney, Seneca.
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A dose of Pine ules at bed time will
usually relieve backache before morning.
These beautiful little globules are soft,
gelatiue- coated and when moistened and
placed in the mouth you can't keep from
swallowing them. Pine-ule contain
neither sugar nor alcohol-just gums and
resins obtained from our own native pine
forests, combined with other well-knOwn
bladder, kidney, blood aud backaohe
remedies. Sold by DR.. j. w. Bell, Wal
halla; w. j. Lunrey, Seneca.
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Git to nswbsrry College.


Newberry April 8.-President James
A. b. Sherer announces that DIR. ID. X.
Pearson, of Chicago, offers to giFc $685.
600 to the endowment fund of Newberry
College on the usual terms. DR.. Pearson
has long beon known as a particular
friend of the distinctively Christian col
lege This proposition crowns his seth
birthday and signalizes the semi-centen-
nial this year of Newberry College.