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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-02
Notice of Opening of Books
of Subscription.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
commission issued to the undersigned
as cotporators books of subscription to the
Capital Stock of the Bennett
Company" will be opened at the Office Of
the Bennett Grocery Company, at Lancas-
at 8 O'Clock m The capital stock of said
corpora ion will be Twenty (S20.0 900 O0)
Thousand Dollars. divided into two hun
dred (20u) shares of the par value of One
Hundred (l00) Dollars each The purpose
of said corporation is TO buy. sell and han
die real estate. with it's principal place OF
business at Lancaster, South Carolina.
Nov. End 1907
W. p. BENNETT
T.. X. CUNNINGHAM
Corporators.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-02

use even since. We left the
outer box in place for about two
weeks so the stock would not dis
turb the concrete until it was
thoroughly hard. Try one OF
them. A. l.. French.
r. F. ID. 2, b, rdville, Va.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-02
News in Brief.

has been completely destroyed
by a landslide that followed the
earthquake of Oct. 2l. Fifteen
hundred people are reported dead
The Rev. S. II. Zimmerman,
financial agent oil the Methodist
College in Columbia, died Of 'y-
phoid fever al his home in that
city Wednesday There was
a severe storm in Calves on, Tex
as, Wednesday. About 20 frame
houses were blown down and
several business houses unroofed
One person was killed and a
score injured. The South Car
olina Postmas'ers' Association
held lis annual meeting in Col
umbla This week. &. . Mr.. Tolly
Bosemau, of Darlington county,
was fatally assaulted Wednes
d ~ BY two negro boys, his skull
being crushed by lows. In
col olliSiOn OF two street cars In
Columbia Wednesday one Of the
motormen, Mr. g. a. Perry, had
his leg broken. :. The explosion
Of 500 pounds OF dynamite We'd
nesday in Gwendolen, Penn, :,
tore four men literally to pieces,
the particles Of bone flesh falling
in shower over the town. A
fatal difficulty occurred between
two white men in Barnwell cou .
ty this week, Geo. w. O. Gil
and Henry Hair, the latter slash
ing the former about the neck
with a razor. There was a Sc
rious encounter Wednesday be-
tween the freshmen and sopho-
mores of the North Carolina A..
& NJ. College at Raleigh. about
IS students being on IA side. The
noses of several were broken. a
number of eyes blackened and
many iaces scratched. The
fight grew out of hazing The
Jail at Enterprise, Ala, was dc-
stroyed by fire Wednesday, one
prisoner, Leroy Brown, perish
ing in the flames. Another pris-
oner fired the building in order
TO escape. The Louisiana
ST OK Exchange and the New
Or cans Exchangesuspended busi-
ness Tuesday until next Monday
Walter Allen, Que Of the
convicls who recently escaped
from the penitenHary in Colum
bia, voluntarily returned 10 The
iusti luton Tuesday af ernoon.
He SAYS he escaped to 60 to see
his sick wife inGreenville county
Cleveland Bryan a Young
Spar anburg man Las been ar
rested on charge of bigamy He is
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-11-02
How to Make a Concrete
w ater Trough.
Progressive Farmer.

of plank, others will chop out a
log, while few will take the
horses to a mud hole and avoid
all trouble. Now, if you have
never used concrete water
trough, you don't know what
great improvement il is over
other sorts. But you say
at once, That's all right
for the fancy farmer, but l have
to make my living farming"
Well, so do l. And that it ex-
actly why Ican't be forever do
ing Thugs over and over; must
have time to work at farming.
However, cement water
trough is not as expensive asst
looks by good deal. That solid
substantial appearance and ever
lasting quality are two of the
things the farmer can get with
very small outlay of cash when
he once knows how to do The
work.
Here is how we made ours four
years ago this fall. We had
about half load oi good coarse
crpeN sand lett over from anoth-
er Job we had been at. The man
was bauIing, rock again that day
so we had him to dump a cart
load near where we wanted our
trough to be. We fixed up
mortar box three feet hv four. put
in this two buckets of sand and
one Of best Portland cement,
then more sand and cement; un
til there was about six bushels of
the pile. We then shoveled this
over four times so the sand and
cement was very thoroughly
mixed. The next move was to
make two boxes "a inches high
one three feet by seven feet f,
the other two feet by six feet
both inside measure, Neither
box had any bottom. The first
was set right on top OF the ground
where we wished our trough to
be located and the other set in
si1e OF he first, so there was d
six-inch space all around between
the two boxes. Now we sprink-
led about bushel Of the cement
and sard so it was wet, but not
dripping, mixing il we'll while
sprinkling. Spread this between
the two boxes, then pounded
down al the rocks into the ce-
ment that we could and still have
the concrete cover all. This
made about six inches deep Of
concrete in our space.
We then got an old piece of
one-half inch iron rod, about 20
feet long, bent it the shape our
trough was to be and lald il in
on top of the concrete already
in mixed some more concrete,
dumped il in, pounded in more
rock until the space was fui to
the top ol the boxes. We went
to shucking cora then aud forgot
all about the water trough, cX.
cept that we sprinkled it once
in while when passing that
way with the water bucket. Al
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-23

Joe Geiger came In from Lamar
COL, the first OF the week to visit
homefolks. Mr.. Geiger was formerly
agent for the Mo. Pac. Co. In Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Pres ton, OF Kan.
sas City, came down the first OF the
week on visit to Mrs Ina Tiffany,
at her country home northwest OF
Butler.
Major and Mrs. F. II. Crowell and
daughter, Gertrude, left for a two
weeks fishing outing at Caplinger's
Mill, In Cedar county, on Wednesday
morning.
WANTED:-To buy a good horse.
Would like to do painting or paper
hanging as part payment. Address,
$685. OSBORNE Bros,
202 N. Main street, Butler, Mo.
Walter McComb, cashier OF the
Adrian Bank, George Herrell and
Sam Walls we're down Thursday to
visit the Elks Lodge and assist In
the work.
Squire William Stephens and
Everett Crooks, old and substantial
citizens Of Elkhart, complimented
THE TINES pleasantly while In But
Ter Thursday.
L. T. McKibben called while In
Butler the last OF the week and had
his dates set ahead. Mr.. McKibben
is a successful young farmer living
southwest OF Butler.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-23

D. W. Hodgson, OF Hume, Is new
ubscriber.
Panama Hats at SOC at American
Clothing House.
IF. Hill, out on Spruce No. 2 was
a pleasant caller and had his name
enrolled for The TINES.
Panama Hats SOC to $500 at
American Clothing House.
Sam Walls dropped In to say
howdy, and have his dates set ahead,
while In Butler on Thursday.
Wash Suits SOC to 81 so for chill
dren 3 to 8 years of age-American
Clothing House.
Our esteemed lady friend and pat
ron Mrs. M. A. Cass, OF Lone Oak,
graced our sanctum and had her
dates set ahead.
Thieves broke into the drug store
of Clay Tucker, at Nevada, last week
and stole much jewelry and watches.
They failed to force the sale.
Mrs. T. C. Davidson, who had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Cy. NJ.
Walker, returned to her home In
Kansas City the first OF the week.
Ex-Circuit Clerk Chas. G. Bundy,
of Harrisonville, court stenographer
jackson and Will Bsdgley were in
itiated into Elkdom Thursday night.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-23

Size asserts that they all had good
time. la the progressive euchre
feature which followed the dinner,
Mrs. Brown, who claims TO be the
vile OF Postmaster Brown, was the
successful one."
A special session OF the county
court WAS called for Saturday to con-
slider the sanity of Mrs. French, wife
Il Harvey French, the mail carrier.
After hearing all the evidence, the
cours adiudged Mrs. French insane
and ordered her sent to Hospital for
Insane No. 3 at Nevada, Mo. Mrs.
French has not been considered right
mentally for several years, and has
gradually grown worse. She has
four small children, and Mr.. French
was afraid to leave her alone with
them for fear she would become vio-
lent and do them bodily injury.
WIN Weeks, deputy county clerk,
who had made arrangements to 20
to Kansas City the first OF the week
to have an operation on his right
arm, for necrosis Of the bone, has
been advise by his physicians to
wait a few weeks longer, while they
make an effort to give him relief by
a change OF treatment. Mr.. Weeks
arm has been troubling him greatly
Tor several months, being 80 painful
that he finds It impossible to rest at
night His physicians fear an opera.
tion will stiffen the arm, and they
are making every effort to relieve
him withoutit.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-05-23

Inc thanks OF the editur il du,
Lafs Classify for fine spring ''fry >
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassidy, long successful
IN chicken raising, were at first skep
tlcal OF the new tangled incubator
But they are now thoroughly con.
verted. Out OF a setting of 10
eggs, 9S matched out the Josh of
February aad Ill If them we're rails.
ed. These are the fine "fries" that
l. 'els nov furnishing to his fayorite
Gu 'somers as 20 cents per 10.
III? Enterprise tells ola farmer
living near Psssaic, who h I'd b.en
over Ia X ,nsas to look at some land
and was on his way home, when near
Amsterdam he tried to shoot a rab
bit and followed itlnto the Premises
OF farmer, who being somewhat
deaf and thinking the Passsic farm,
or was threatening him, had him
arrested. The report circulated In
Amsterdam that a bad man with a
gun had been captured and the farm.
er had to do some tall explaining be-
Tor securing his release. He Is not
telling his neighbors about his
troubles.
The editor OF the Liberty Tribune
the other day warned new reporter
to write nothing unless he knew II to
be absolutely true. The next day he
handed In the following society item:
1T Is rumored that Mrs. Smith, who
claims to reside on South Chestnut
street, gave so.called dinner party
to q number OF her alleged friends.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-09-13

A fine grey Blanket in 1O-4, all wool
qualify, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Extra heavy cotton Blanket. 12-4.
white, grey or tan SO rs; special.
Extra heavy Ill cotton Blankets
white grey or tan So 80, for. 49,.
ia fine quality cotton Blanket 50, f
ia fine quality cotton blanket, wor
81 so, 81 %. Observation-Disclosures.
1O-4 fine quality cotton blanket, 1
quality, for. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
lU4 cotton blanket, tan or grey, Sc.
1c-4 cotton blanket, special numb
grey and tan, 75c, for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

utes From broadway
james Hlli~"rhs Straight
Road
r. r. Hartman Tattooed
Man"
Howard Gonid-'sThe diri OF the
Golden West
Thomas ~ I.awaon-"A Million.
aires Revenge
Dr. osler-'''rhe Free Lance"
Caruae has written a letter de.
elarinE he did not set Justice
when you consider that he was
fined only 90. Yea can see the
truth OF hia statement
Abe Ruef says he 10 goink 60
work for reform just st present
Il cannot bc announced what def
uita form tho work Will tAha, but IL
probably vii be brush.making
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

erneka,s said Rosalis This town
Il 0imcraekFilie
Then what ~ a GeeEawkf Pet.
tie asked.
"sh.h.h.hi" said Peter "sh'h'h.
h."
Petite was whirled alonE through
the wooden village and waa shown
Rosalie'a house. and Peters house.
and pansys house. aud urunty' =
house. aud the huuHe.at all
which belonged 70 Cav. the wooden
CROW and the church. and the fun
ny house with q tower on a. which
looked like a very important house.
but which vas not n Carnegie H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
woRRY-THE DISEASE OF THE ACE

reading interesting book with this little
written hy W, ssoehy
The iasre.,ins worry disease OF the
had escaped IL aud decided
what nr. saieeby bad 10
giad the book II sood BOOK. and help
fui book Il would help
he Of 81
Of their they above tho things that would hindsr
life itselt We siso
worry
looks bach
a comples ana anticipates very Involved future
Worry seteoascioasne.s-tha Is
realise that We
aad that WE ooncerned With ALL that
uHtTsrsa OF mind. OF body and o. soul
That 10 W. worry such MA uvss 81
ccts happiness
bustnesA onshps oshers religion
Of mnd and body We all restless. That tho attitude
az The whole vot Nearly other somebody
rersioa. thasing comfort believe
today did
lasting Worry ceeds
well dissipation the attitude Of the
Who sad Never Yourself about anythns
Of the EpoaFesns su further said
tomorrow Ne o..
sum- n there the world would al
animals The Worries hscansa
We and No GOOD
thing has
fss birth The discomfort Of ssruKxinx
Should sbAeRu form nigh, vel BE- sticks
and stoned
An thia Is saiesbya pointn
. HEALTHY worry UNHEALTHY worry. that
UNHEALTHY Is the Kind "a Of
And TIE conclusion he ooy
permits = BELIEVE and then HOLD TO 1T ~th
faith possess
ourselves Of World uiae
HEALTHY BODY and HEALTHY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

And tho jamestown exposition
never viii be complete unless II
has row IN the board Of women
managers,
However. II can be stated that
Henry Wattesaona dark horse 10
not Hooker 7. Washington.
a Word from josh Wise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
EXCEPTIONAL WALES ~
WESss FURNISHINGS

&sa Faner Halt lians. IN
choice line u styles. uHht
medium amd Hafk ru4nrtnaa
alass Ia 10 "a aetuat value
iae special gffes for saturday
HH4f as.= lu1
Msns HtHlish NeaiieHs ufrss
HHifts. sta aiik hosnass atsa
TfaiH hkur nHe rhnVtafs aha
fahFF perrHirH. Mehf and aafh
FninflHEH BE- variety to So
iest fFem si8sa fs4a9 fa a..
specially priced fnf oHiT soc
Meas FnnFF Rmd Finan HAihsfas
Fan Nsefs ard nfswfrH 10
watfh. futl fesufHf cat RHH
sell msds. fefniisf for f&n
See Hive special price. Only
sstssts .sss .fs a5e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

President Roosevelt - The
Liars
" & Corey-"rhe Other Won.
an. This Chorua Lady aud THE
Fatal Wedding
Secretary Taft -- The Round
up
nf Parkhufst - The spFing
chickcn"
Senator Foraker Caught ia tho
Rails
Abe Forty five Min
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

brary because there we're no toys
named Carnegie.
There il a certain house here
which il the Grand OeegaNt's
house" said Roaalie through the
msgaphone.
Then something happened
ITO be oontinnsd)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

"
30 glad we're the wooden villa.
gers to have Petite among them
that they fastened 10 sh0w her the
sights of the town They loaded
her into "seelnR Gimcfaekviils
automobile. Peter at the steering
wheel and Hosaiie speaking
through a meRnphoue 10 tell What
the dlifefrat sights we're
This. shouted Roaaiie. ~in the
largest town IN 0esEaWklAnd the
uiecful
oh. and you are ali oeexawksf
said Petite
Not a. all We are just Gin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

Millers IN the Puget sound dis.
trict yesterday agreed 10 raise the
price Of -four 70 cents per barrel
for home consumption and 10 contn
per barrel on the enpor, output.
The price Of flour nov is 1870 per
barrel The increase became ef.
feotivs today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
COFFEE.

Hard times follow prosperity
that's history.
Save . little while you pres
psn--that means NOW.
save with gs.
We pay : per cert Interest on
Savings Accounts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
oFFEnfNss AZ LADIES
HOSE ron HATI unAN
CHtI.nREN's UasER w.
nEnMEAR AN HnHIrnN


Prices exactly fhe sane as
enc year aEp. yea can figure
the haFimE
gaiidren's lev Neck Vests.
Jersey ribbed All sines Rec
Hive price .ss.a,.s.as 10c
ghifhren's Umbrella shaped
Drawers. lace trimmed. Bee
Hive price sasssssrstssr lie
Children liigh Neck Veets and
Drawers knee length. tight
fittiuG. Rec Hive price from
s.r.s. .sr. sssrss Zoe 70 use
Chiidren's Black Cotton Hose.
double sole. heel end toe. war
ranted fast rnlorss bee Hive
price .',,.,....,. 49,, Use
extra heavy double snlea.
heels and toes Bee Hive
price t.t..+.s ......s... 25e
Chiidreu'a Fine ribbed Hose.
double heel and Toe, Warfart-
ed fast coiorn. Zee Hive price
sss.ts.s .tssss cess sssf- 1be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

A Koosi appetite
praises nYory thing
an a poor oaa
praises nnthin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
There IS not line bai tells Of .ome great saving

fnfants' All Wool natfn Vests.
aisss I 90 4 nee Hive Price
t.ss..ls s+.ss.s soc 70 J5e
fnfRmtn Nifk Huhfr Vests sfHan
70 4 Zee Hive Price ~.
.ss. ss 800 e. el.sfn
fnfaHts' All Wool vests. sIEes
% e. fies HiTe Price ....-...
s..ss5-.z soc "a 60c
trfANfa Eaff Wool Vests. sizes
" q Bee Hive Price .4..
=-sas 21e 20 Soc
Infants NHsHfMeHn aHd iAkia
Thread HnaH. 81 FoisFa. elk
Reel and tos Tee Hive price
ss.s+.s. s-zsts ts-.s+.a xBc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

We writer heard 4 certain girl
say she would like 60 pour Tom
prfurn coffee sulphur springs
correspondence. seauaehes lrann1
NoNa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
What's the Use

VI n@6 SVV
/, OF paying mors when Va. -.
y 90 u here for isas 49,.
j hptlcs~tbeh set huaY
Z FRIDAY AND sATunns.
2 SPECIALS
4 fOn sals FRIDAY mornle. :,
Z e'clee free delivery -, =
p telephone orders ~
Z rufleura roAp@1 eekes Tar ~.
3 Lyons Tooth Powder ~
Z ssiia foe,a i i,,s iss
otsyss Tooth Pe-a.r y, ~
B creme Dc can,iis V. 20
feepmnsnd a. bot hefs
4 Llslsrs Tooth rswd.r-t.:.
Z Listers seaipine IA.
2 scaip tonic aHe haif sges..
I hnoWn 90 science psr Z.
Dshdsrin. Cure. p..s.
q put Up ~ 3 siFss - ~ Il,
and Ef.De Our special 80.
tFst.s.s RIO. 4ae sn( -.
! Tfsiisrs Roach Foudsr
nedbuE Destroyer viii a n.
work We are aasnts -,
carry AL tizaN in stock
y retermsr's Feach pfsressrg-.
4 Special Per car 49,. II.
\ PsfsFmAn's Diseovs4r--Fer
Z destruction OF bedbuss ~
2 insect pests. speeiaf ~
|, Try our h h R.=ass Il.
Z Hanishsr. n ia not 20 y -
a founded with ehssp l~,..
items put on the mars@f -.
Q der q similar hams. Bsy d,
genuine, Nith car nans q
each bottle. special -. "a.
W9adlafks L.smoa sarsr~
, Makes Delightful snt 70.
freshing isnohs1s: try
monareh BAN spray.
only massage ana sprss
fom binsf. F8fs any fear,f I
cold Rub down after . skss.
81 IN tie morning nskss 80
fref ffght fae balsnrs ef a.
day worth f1tt Epeesal
ssssass+s tssss. s.4- ti.1e
2 VITAL VIZ
! This 10 she tonir yoa reed fsst,
now. II gives Yoe fire a.
4 rim~sputH sonas lifs ~
your rantown systsn. via
\ Win. or grains q lie. "a.
4 te has eniY a. Tfa 2aakf,
A TFY q hostle--&OW for So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

INFANTS VESTS AND HOSIERY
of Infants Wear we wake
speciality aud carry choice and
varied lire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
wosEs.s UNDERWEAR
AND HOSIERY

Notwithstanding The Eraat aa-
Tsnes in tie price % Coiton. you
vii fina cid prices Htgii rule On
fkts arEtfan.
Ladies' sleeveless Vest Jersey
rihbef. trimmed neck. Hss
Hive prize .ss.s.ts. Sc
Ladies ilns Ribbed eierFsirra
Vests. bfsitcd neck Bee Mivc
NFHA aHffH aaasHfsH TX Ef
Ladies Epfsp rthtsd slssVelsss
vests. silk trisnmsd nec 1cs
aFEEHfNae ~ LADIES'
HosE ron sATI HDAy
t4adfss Black Cotter Hose. hiHh
spHcef heel. double sole and
toe fisfmsaorf dye Zee Hive
Ladies fiiark cotton Hose. figh
sriiced heel. made ~ a coed
Maze Naru warranted fast
ceiufs Bee Hive price .alss
Ladies' out Hina Cotton uoes
hiah ppliced heel. Double
seiss lieFms8off dye. bee
Hive price .s+ss. s++s 2ge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24

DAINTY SIMMER WAISTS
At gsgrftau PRICES

Every WHist un fe thn nius
ufs iH HtYls. some Just arrived
TO-DAY. they are ALI priced AZ
quick selling prices far safurs
naN
White and MACK Perks Dot
Waist. with fancy Haliar rols
lar ard euffa % mat b short
sleeves. special fer saturday
5000. 1900. $500. 7So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
0Ly||

The d
house Al
ehaiieng|
King ed
game to|
fuFe pro
eied d
employed
team fr|
msnt -
fnd thai|
seusd |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
HIGH

Principe
aunced
asncemen
eid 10 III
Grand on
previously
sight mse|
even to ID
sing class
have been
Dpra houl
ssld June l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
no aEsrtes PRICED ron
sAII nDAf Only

Every price quoted mnnnH
fHnHeF saved &C. TIE nufs hansf
y Hitr EH8 spreads. made ~
Gand clean cotfon, extra heavy
aah fulI nlaa selling faaaIarIf
Ht tift fEnH tive Price aaa
" *as eFra Large Rtre Towels.
With ffinse aua fancy rel
nnfdHfE Eelllaa faHufHftK ~
Use BE- tive special far Sat
uraaft eHIH 81 Sc
se dnN HATH FaMefH. Mnhfearhsa.
large sfFr raHulaF gae towel
fisr Hive priEa for SATURDAY
So PAIRS Nottingham imfe Cur
tafns saffa vide. Yards ioaE,
regular selling price tfHH.
Tee live special Ter saturday
-Et--..s s.sss stst. pHo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-24
nay SALE or UNDER
MUSLIN SATURDAY

sAt SALE on UNDER
MUSLIN SATURDAY
Compare our prices with those
IN other stores. hHf duu5f fail 80
compare quality a. we'll eur
prices always fhr ioWaHf
Ladies' Nainsnah brewers with
deep rHffIeH. rHf Hatfa wide.
eHla Ffirr. H4iN - 4Er
Ladies' NafurHaa Drawers. IsHe
AID embroidery trimmed fHii
cut Sale Prs o. only =... ADa
Ladies white CHmhftr gaWna.
HttH yoke ~ rmhTniaar and
rows - brmEtifrhiHH ale
Price HnEF #.# S19g
Ladies WHITE ganHr -Hl
fHka and ihBe ana amHf..H-
eff trimmed sale Hft.r.
Ladlea chrmlse. shofi end 'eas
eBt iarr mud embroidery trim.
med Specially Priced ffom.
see G. &995
ladies corset Covers lace and
embroidery ffimmeh. hiah and
lew neck flIi front anh iiaht
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Clerk McAapus stepped to the jury rail and took from the foreman the unsealed verdict. He returned to his desk and spread 1t out and glanced his eyes over if.
 ~Genttemen of the jury he declar- ed .Iixten to the verdict as record ed: We. the jury, in the aooye en- titled cause, find the defendant, Eu- gene E. Sehmifz. guilty as charged in Ihe indictment, Is that your yer d5ct?@
 ~So say we ail.- answered the twelve men, their voices Jumbling and jarring on the silence.
 Mefson, counsel for the defense,
 we ask that the jury be boiled" he said ..
 The names of the twelve were caii- ed. and each asked: -Is that your verdict" Each replied, 'It is-"
 The judgment of the court will be pronourced Wednesday. June 26.. said Iudre Dunne. He turned to the Jury :
 ~Gentfenen," ]" he said, you are dts charged. The court thanks you for