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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-05-16

opened tie deer d little ways bet
[ thought. but | shut Il asa.a 2n,i : :,
quick. and don't think Tiser ecl3
have gone IN without my seeing him.
she said, iooki~g hard at Fem AZ
wondering why she didn't speak. Bit
Fern was busy tying her shce 81
didn't even look ur.
We'll" said mother, at las per
haps let him in myself" Ana s..
went out to get the glue pot to see II
the carving could be mended.
20. Fern" began Faye. why dion't
you tell?'
Tell what? There wasn't anything
to tell
There was, too. Fern Shepard.
You know you hid in the stCrercom
that last time and you know l saw
you there"
1T isn't true. hid behind the
piano the last time"
you didn't"
Il did,
Mother. coming back with the glue
pot, heard the sharp tones. which
had grown louder and louder.
When she had listened to both sides
of the story, she gazed into each an
CRY. excited little face. 1t was evil
dent that both the twins thought they
were speaking the truth.
II cannot understand it," she said.
but think you must somehow have
been mistaken, Faye"
Faye's face famed scarlet. Didn't
she know what she had seen?
1t was long, miserable afternoon.
Faye practiced at her piano lesson
twice as long as usual, and then
helped mother dust some of the fur
niture while Fern practiced; but over
and over in her unhappy little mind
she kept saying, How could she tell
such story?'
Toward the close of the afternoon
mother called Faye and asked her to
go very carefully into the storeroom
and bring the tack-hammer.
AS Faye opened the door she gave a
start. for again she met pair OF
startled brown eyes and saw the blue
sailor dress and the white hair-rib-
bons.
And then all at once she discov-
cred that the big mirror from the
bed room had been placed against the
wall opposite the door, and that what
she had seen was the reflection of her
own face!
1t was very happy little Faye that
brought the tack-hammer back to
mother, and when later she and Fern
were standing arm in arm before the
table where mother had placed the
mended carving, she said, soberly:
Il think there ought to be four lit
tie monkeys. instead Of three, the 9TH
er one holding his paws over his fore
head to remind us that we should
think no evil.''-Lly Marker Allen, iD
COngregationalist.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-05-16
A QUEER TABLE.

I wish to tell you all to-day of c.
very queer table. In the first place.
it is several hundred years old and
yet it is as good as new-just as
sound and strong as ever. No. it is
not iron, and yet l can't see how it
can ever wear out. 1t is not used for
breakfast, dinner, or any meal. 1t
came all the way from Arabia, and
it is ornamented with many figures.
We do not know who made it, but
we do know that it is very useful
table. and we call it THE Multiplica'
ton Table THE Churchman.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-05-16
NOT HIS FAULT.

A first grade boy brought perfect
spelling papers home for several
weeks, and then suddenly began to
miss five and six out of ten
"How'S this. SON." asked his faith
er.
Teachers fault" replied the boy.
"How Is it the teachers fault"
"She moved the little boy that sat
next to me. "-Lippincott's.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-05-16
THE LIFELIKE BIRD.

You have probably seen some OF
these well-balanced birds in the toy
shops You can make one easily IT
you follow these directions: The
drum is made of two circular pieces OF
cardboard Gas large as the palm OF a
mans hand which are Joined by a
narrow strip of paper pasted around
the rims. But before the strip Is
pasted a wire is run through both the
circular pieces of cardboard, and a
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-05-16
A DECLlN z AND FAl,

He spied u small. crean,-o1,,r,a
.., ;;t.!ohS t!e eGst - his NV hos. Neaa
III pul! it off. :" ae softly said
Ana did, as tltanv mi4 Mt s'Irros.
But as he pulici thu thread -,
Ana While le stood anon ON, i'"4la
he then commenced t. v-,.irI nsel
AS last as any spinniuy-y-naaI''' ouha
"A thousand revolutions count
as nothing when H. startn1 o..
+ or speed soon doubled tE. ,, 0e',
:, ncn trebled it. as round apDnt'
lie buzzed and whirlel, Tha y 1uout
Aiiu lor long Wear was surely me,n,,
a. eicil new jerk and stolltcr NH nI'eaht'
More like Whirl-i-gig he wnni"'
sun: circumstance, and stars wora l..
,r, was DAY or night he knew nor wb 'Ys.
Inc earth was like a bubble tost ""ca
ana only checked at some dron s,,.,.,
nuse reflector. 'gainst the val I"a
hereby he whlrled with roarinc H.,
ne reckoned some celestial hali "ea0
mat seldom seemed to 90 to he'd
He stopped at last-as minute. .,,.
The feud of friends the reyel.s ia p,n
lime relgns a noble laundryman ea'e,
whose iron never leaves a creasa
In Wrinkled fronts of our desnair
That fade and shrink from soanv sbo..
A hole within the heel was thars s"ock,
And winding down he stopped t.soo.,
-Alonzo Rice, in the Indianapolis Nsu.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-05-16
Wit EDuIM1mrg
gr7p
&&E GAA,gMl

Church-"Did that detective you en-.
gagged discover anything?" Gotham
Yes; that l had money."-Yonker,
Statesman.
$50 you want job, hey? Well, what
did you do at your last place." Il
didn't do anything. | was the office
boy.'-Judge.
Nell-"Mrs. Henpecke boasts that
she reigns supreme in her own
home" Belle-'Reigns? She posi-.
lively storms. philadelphia Record
THAT congressman who used to be
a lumber man, ought to have an easy
time with his bills?" Why so!" BE.
cause he is SO used to log-rolling."-
Baltimore American.
A rabbit shot at Eastwood EsseY,
had a pair of horns branching out
from his eyebrows. The poor little
creature is supposed to have eaten
diabolo spool-Punch.
Bishop Qkindly) And all these
lovely young ladies whom have just
met in the guild room have some com.
mon bond?" Curate (modestly)-
Eyes. They all hope to marry me-
Judge.
Don't you find that living out there
in the suburbs is a drawback to your
business?" "On the contrary, | find
that my business is drawback to ny
living out there in the suburbs. =
Cleveland PlainDealer.
Bobby-"Sister's got beau, all
right" Tommy-"What makes you
think so?" Bobby-"She used to say:
Bobby, see who's calling, when the
phone rang. Now she runs to 1t he''
self, instead of telling me. '"-CleTe-
land Leader.
Mrs. Subbs-"If you'll shovel the
snow off all the walks I'll give you
something to eat and some money DE-
Sides" The Hobo (after a survey Of
the premises-''Dat looks good ter me-
lady; but where am l ter sleep
nights? "-Puck.
Ascum-''Did you actually have tns
nerve to propose to that Boston giri!
Yerner-"Yes, l told her nay heart oea'
wildly for her alone and Ascum-
"She didn't believe YOU lerner-
mo: she reached over and felt ny
pulse. "-Philadelphia Press.
'Clarence-"And do you mean 10 sly
that you received no invitation TO tns
Burridgess ball?" Awthur-"No' Osn
Jove! But l shall get jolly well even
with them, y know" Clarenee :.
What shall you do, old chappls:
Awthur-"I shawn't go!"-CleVe'aAu
Leader.
MADAM" said the man at the ooo,.
I'm a dealer in secondhand planos.
I'VE don't want any" said MIS-, Da.s.
my daughters got a piano alleaoy n.y..
81 know, ma'am; buy or sen, in us
woman next door said you didn na..
any one in the house VINO hne" ~
to play on it."-Philadelphia P'es''
II am afraid" said inc 'an. ~,
critic, that your constituents soh
take the trouble to read your sps'N -
1t is long and uninteres'ihs, ,,,
made it so on purpose" answered ' a.,
otor SORGHUM ats length creates tH'
impression that it is a pretty uls p ,ss,
of work, and if they don't reao !. st
can't find fault with it" asn'"e
Star.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-05-16
CASTLE TUMBLEDOWN.

The beautiful Castle Tumbledown
Is close by the Chair of Rocks;
It's always part of Alphabet Town,
And built of alphabet blocks; 4,
The name of the king begins with an A,
The queens begins with a Z,
And all go down in regular way,
And the youngest child is L..
Twenty-four children of Alphabet Town
Two parents of high degree,
In beautiful Castle Tumbledown,
All lettered from A to Il.
Arthur Macy, in Youths Companion.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
Dab olbrzym.

w lesniczdwce pod Nidborkiem
sprzedawano " tych dnlach przez
qlicytacy4 pomiedzy innemi Dab,
.kt6ry co do wielko6ci i objetosci,
gl6wn;e zas co do wieku swego
uchodzi} "a niezwykiy okaz " Ia
sach mazurskich. WartosG olbrzy-
ma tego otaksowans by}a ma 1000
mar. k, lecz ola braku kupe6w
przynids} on tylko 500 MI. Me-
zwyk}ych rozmiar6w dsb ten, zwa-
ny " tamtejszych lasach kr6lem
deb6w, jest 20 metr6w d}ugi, przy
pn;u ma p6ltora metra srednicy,
obejmuje II metrow kubicznych j
jest przeszlo 500 lat starym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
Dziwna smfercia

zmar} n%auczyciel Dziuba " Zabo-
rzu ma Slasku. Pred kilku tygo.
dniami zauwasy} n a swej t;wars,y
kilka krost, kt5re gdy sic szybko
mnozy}y, uda: sic do lekarzy miej.
scowych. CT odeslall 60 do Wro-
clawia do kllniki. Tam robiono
wszystko, ably krosty wyleckyt, ale
bezskutecznie. Gaia twarz Dziuby
zosta}a zeszpecona; chory utracii
wzrok j sfuch; ostatecznie zmarf.
Podobno zachodzlfo tn zatrucie
krwi wskutek spozycia zepsutych
ryb i miesa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
MnIema re to O~calIioIlIu
zycie. !.

Lister NJ. Nelson, ) Naples,
Maine, m6wil niedawno v ll6cie:
.,Uzyxaiem Ora Kingsa Nav Dis
covery pr.ez wiele lat NJ kaszel j
zaziebienie, Ixdaje mi siesiL to o
5caliiiio mi izisyTcie. znalastem 20 jjako
.prawdzive lekarstvo M choroby
gardia pluc, j ME chce wiieceii
Bye beg pos1ada1ia Dntelh,
sjakbym ME chc1al by6 bex polar
mn Przex blisko .cxterdxiesci Int
View Observe sFtafs naesele le--
karstv IA choroby gardis Pine
|Zapobiega zapalenln pluc awlen
cxeniu siabych=]p luc mems sobie
E4r6vnego. Spfxedavanesspod gva
rancy4 " apiece n. .KowalsW-
skiego, 5Oosi3l.o0.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
ZabIf W1asne dzIecko.

Areszto' va, wano 40 Y Raciboarzu 81.
letniego robotnlka Grzesika pod
zarzntem zamordowanuiiia wlasnJegoo
dziecka. Grzesik jest Cd p61tora
roku tonaty i ma o6reclke bf11i5lk,o
diva lata stara. Dzlecko by}o barr
do nedzne ME umia}o nawet
stad ma nozkaoh. w piatek G. byf
sam z dsicckiem " domu. Biedne
dziecko plakalo tax, II Grzesik ME
m6g} spa6. Rozdrazniony wsta} i
uderzy} bledne sdsiecko piescla "
tax il natycbmiast ie zabil.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
Potrzeba

gospodyni, kt6rabyssie chefs
pa zaja6 ggospodarstwem u.
famiiis kadajaceia Kill
ku os6b--W Miakgzem mie-
Iscie. Blizszych informacyii'
Eudzieli reedakcya WiaTnsa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
Wfelkie powodzie " Rosyf

W1elk1e pOWOdZ1e W ROSyl.
Il r6znych stron donosza o~stra|
sznych powolziach. w miejsoowq =
sci Kaluga wzros}a rzeka Okla 1, Z.
metr6w. Lazaret w~ojskowy, kate :
dra, gmachy policyi stoja POI d
woda. Po4aczenie kolejo~e pomig :
DIV n;ekt6remi miastami W guber y
nil Kaluga przerwane, druty tele =
foniczne uszkodzone. w gubernii
Orel przerwana jest LIMA kolejow q
pomiedzy BOLIVIA i Bojahskiem4 "
Moskwie z powodu zalewu zakia .
dow elektrycznych niema swiat}A.
Kreml cafy zalany a nizej po}ozon 9
czesci miasta stoja pod woda. Sta IN
woody siega miejscami az do DIT
giego p,etra i pow6dz obecna jeP st
wieksza jak powodz Z roku 1855.
Gale wsle stoja " gubernii mo-
sklewskiej zupe}nie poi woda. W
B%orjahsku zagrozony jest milan D.
wlcie arsenal, LIMA kolejowa pod
myta i okofo 500 dom6w pod wod 9.
Take i z wielu miejscovosci W
gubernii smole6skiej donosza Q
powodziaoh. W Belly jest vie lie
domow z~alanych.
"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
Smutne Wesele.

Smutne Wesele.
Pred niedawnym czasem przer1 :
wans 1ostaia v LIE Mans uroczy :
stos6 weselna smutnym j niezwy :
k}ym wypadkiem. Najstarsza o6rf !
pewnego obywatela tamtejszeg Q
wychodzila "a mai, - q wese1e
obohodzono zwielkim zbytkiem y
mieszkaniu rodzic6w mlodej pan i
Gdy pc skonczonej kolacyi wyszef /
ieden Z muzyk6w z sail biesladne J..
znalazt " bocznym pokoju zaw :
niete W gazette dziecko codopiefo
urodzone, kt6re umarfo mu W r Z
kach: WyPadek Ten porus1y1 UP
zmiernie zebranych go6ci nat =:
ralnie starano sic zbadaf, kto jest
matkq dzieoiecia. w kohou przy-
zna}a sic najm}odsaa siostra m4ode j
PAM, ze ona pred chwila urodzif ia.
dziecko, poczem wrdcila do sail j.
tanczy}a dalej. Ojciec weselny by
tax zgnebiony wstydem, ]aki m u
mlodszs c6rka podozas wesela star
szei o6rki zrobl1a, re powiesi} 8; g:
W sypialni:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
Sr6dletnia WycIeczkasdo
Chicago

! powodu republikansklej konwen--
cyl. BIlety zwrotne sprztdawane
bed4 prxez kolej Chicago q NORTH.
Western pc ratachr 5 9 90 : t~utejsxej
stacyi. Powr6t-ogranicxony do SO.
,Czerwca- Pytajoie aggent6w 9 Blk
isze szcseg'd6ffy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
Zabawna przygoda.

ZabaWna prZyg0da.
,,Kuryer" Zag}ebia pisze: "a
bawna przygoda spotka1a pewnego
m1odzienca z Piotrkowa. Jechal
on do swej narzeczonej, zamieszka-
lei " Poraju. W tym samym
przedsiale jechala nieznana kobieta
z dzieckiem ma reku. w Czesto-
chowie, gdy pociag stana}, nlezna%.
joma posplesznie wybieg{a, costa
wiajac dziecko M rekaoh mfodsien-
ca. Zanlm jednak matka zd9iyfa
wrdei6 do wagonu, pooiag ruszyl.i
mtodzian zostsf v wagonie Z oh
Ecem dziecieoiem M reku. Zsk}o-
Fpotanie lego lstwo sobie wYobra-
zic, doszlo jedrak=szczytu, gdy
pociag przybyI do Poraja j ma
Ispotkanie wysala jego narzeczoD1ns
: matka. sytuaoya Ewyjjaz6n,la sig
Fdopiero wdvozas, gdy nastepnym
pociagiem przyby1a strapiona mat.
ka i dzieoko .abrata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
Doskonafe familijne le-
karstWO.

MAN przyjjemnosc wyrsec do.
bre s(owo o. Rlektrycxnyoh gorz.
kich kroplach," pisze pan Franc.
Con1an, Z pod No. 436 Houston
III. W New Yorku. ,,Jest to dosko-
male familijne lekarstwo ma ME
!strswno66i chorobe w4troby, gdy
ma b6le " plecaeh j chorobe merck
ME mole bye leplej polecone.f $
E~lektryczne krople reguluja osla-
bione organs, czyszoza krew, udzit-
laj4 nowe] silly i zyvotno6ci s1a'.
bym i nieudolnym obojga pici.
Sprzedawane pod gwaranoya "
apiece N. J. Kowalewsklego4 500.
HFI' 10y s=t#s- +ts"-r--t=E-atEN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04

warIystwa hanburskiego ,,Garl sIovic, nad1s5tnikz u p Andrzej
M,kolaj II v ~oddalenin 9 mil Potocii posostawif majatek y -
Emorskieh. Parowisc ,,Kolonao ., IIpitaIlch, ooeniany a lsonlion6w
stat v posowie prseciety inAtych-Itoron tkorona okoio @ fen. D ora1
mast poc1al tonqd. SAP pasa4erdv 100 tysiecy mdrg zisma. Daiedzir
wyratowal parowieo ,,Fsdnar- Iosn tego maj4tkn, vsaIe fahlij+
sohall.. Prsy ratox.niu lud.i utos nego statntu fide1komisu Potoc-
.neio d1ieoto. P.rovieo car Mi-IIkicb, bedas najstarnszyyJJsyy Adan.
Ikolai ii" zostal 16wniet rnacznie IReszta rodEehstva dtrzyma ,.ty1io'
nszkodzony woda zaAa prredni4 lpo 3 nnniony Eoron.
ozest. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
SkAB.l'Ell!ii N|FIRIKlII

I2%5&I4E@ F@3&<
zawrot gIovy bole krzya., brak
.sil, blad1osd, obrzek twar1y. ozesto'
.takte mdiodoi, vs. mioty i brak ape
:tytu - . objawsiim choroby ne.,
rex. Gdy neIkii ME spelniaja s~yeh
3swykiych ozynnosoi nalekyoie, tree
b leo1yd j. q psod'mloca seyey Lee
larstws II i wstrobe, Ono.
wsiaaoniis i pokr.epfs 70 narz4dy.
przynos, alge We, wsEystkich zabu-
rssnliisc1h1 w4troby / merck, usuwa
tffnc'1ny ! organifsimu, wzm.ga W
166lci. Cena IS centdw al
DO $l.s6. Twdj aptekarz sprzeda /
ie to lekarstwo. Sprdbuj jedn4 bu-
telke. w. F. Sever. Co. Ced.r
Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-04
MOVIE morderstWo.

M p6inooy Berlina odkryto no
We morderstvo, W doinu prsy
.Denfsrst. 81 .n,aleziono, plrzebyvIs-
jj4ao sg . .viyego br.ti Jogera mIod.
DO dopieroe 30 ietnis Zone slusar-za
tCyryla ondrao1ka, Czec,h,a, : pre-
r,.nietem gardlen bsez dus;zy. Przy~
puszczaja, e 1gladzi1 j 1e sviata
wiaany ]'ej m4z, ! 1t66rym sic POI
rd1niia j Cd kt i pred tygod-
MEM odies.la. Ondraczek, tt65ry
bh,yl dotad bard1o p'ii1,nym i tr1ez.
wynn wynn ozloxiekienn, sn1ktll bez sladu.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-06-05

THE CASE OF COL. STEwART.-Col
William F. Stewart, the Arizona exile,
NAV have his faults; we suspect ne
has; but nobody can charge him with
being a quitter. The order sent to nm
last September from the war depart
ment advised him of the intention OF
the department to assign him to a sta
ton, probably Fort Grant Arizona
without command. But it disclosed
that the president had directed that
before the order was issued a chance
should be given him to apply for re-
tirement The order continued:
The acting secretary of war directs
that Immediately upon receipt OF this
communication you telegraph ac-
acknowledgement thereof to his office,
and that within "a hours afterwards
YOU advise this office by telegraph
whether you do or do not desire i'm
mediate retirement, under section l.
243, revised statutes.
That was eight months ago. Col.
Stewart has been to Arizona. travelled
to Florida, been rejected there, and
gone again to Arizona. If his health
is good. his disposition as complicated
as without special knowledge we have
faith to believe it is, and If he has
been permitted to receive and read the
daily papers. the chances are he has
had the most fun he ever had in any
eight months i'm all his life. He has
been advertised in every paper in the
country Nothing definite has been
printed to his discredit; he has seen
his case involve the president and the
senate in a clash Of authority, which
promises to be fought out in due time;
and if contention is his speciality he
must surely be very happy man. 1t
does not seem as if his case had been
skilfully managed for anybody except
himself: but so far as he is concerned,
anv personal diScomfOrts he may have
suffered must seem to him bagatelle
compared with the fun he is having
Harper's Weekly.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-06-05

THE BIRTHPLACE OF JACKSON.-"Mr.
Bryan is again talking about the Dem
OCratS as opposed to the AriStO-
Gratis and yet there is not one of the
eighteen instructed delegates from
South Carolina who is not an ariSto-
crat. A statement was published
about one of them not long ago to the
effect that he was q lineal descendant
of Robert Bruce of Scotland. South
Carolina does not contain Democrat
who is not an aristOcrat. The common
people dwell i'm North Carolina. -
Charleston News and Courier.
The differentiation is exact. The
aristOCratS Sweeten their liquor: the
common people take theirs reverend.
North CarOlinianS. drink theirs reVer-
end. 1t follows that Mr.. Bryan is their
prophet and that when he is elected
he will give them the offices instead of
handing them out to the South Caro-
lima ariStOcrats. All of which eStab-
fishes. as a necessary cOrollary, that
Andrew Jackson was born i'm North
Carolina.-CharlOtte Observer.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-06-05
LADIES' OXFORDS.

Patent Colt, Blucher OXfords, tip,
Goodyear welt, Medium sole, $500.
Patent Colt, Blucher Oxfords, plain toe,
turn, $500.
Russia Calf, Blucher OXfords, medium
sole, tip, $3.50.
Wei Kid, Blucher OXfords, medium
sole. Goodyear welt, patent tie'
$3.50.
Wei Kid, Blucher OXfords, turned sole,
patent tip, $3.50.
Wei Kid. Blucher Oxfords. Mckay sew
ed patent tip, $500.
Wei Kid, Strap Sandals, turned sole,
plain toe. $500.
The above Oxfords are made by E. P.
REED & CO.
Wei Kid, turned sole, common sense
OXfords, $500.
Tan Wei. tip, Blucher OXfords, Mckay
sewed, $500.
Wei Kid, Goodyear welt, patent tip,
Blucher OXfOrds. $500.
Patent Chrome, Mckay sewed, tip,
Blucher OXfords, $500.
Tan Vici. Mckay sewed, Tip, Blucher
Oxfords, S1.75.
Tan Vici. Mckay sewed, Tip, Blucher
OXfords, $3.50.
Wei Kid, Mckay sewed, Strap San
dals. plain toe $3.50.
Wei Kid. turn, patent tip, Prince Al
bert, comfort, $3.50.
Wei Kid. Dixie Girl. patent tip, Blucher
OXfordS, light sole, $3.50.
Wei Kid. Dixie Girl. patent tip. Blucher
Oxfords, heavy sole, $3.50.
I
$3.50.
Wei Kid, High Point, common sense
OXfords, light sole SIPS.
Wei Kid. High Point, patent tip,
Blucher OXfords, heavy sole, SIPS.
Wei Kid, High Point patent tip,
Blucher OXfords, light sole, SIPS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-06-05
Building Materials

If you intend to do any building or
repairing, we will be pleased to have
you remember us for all kinds Of Rough
and Dressed Lumber, including Floor
ing, Ceiling, Weatherboarding, Franz
ing, Siding, Shingles, Laths, etc., and
also for Lime, Cement and Brick, as
we'll as the Paints. Oils and Varnishes
brated Devoe Paint-lasts longer and
goes further. We also carry full
line Of Building Hardware. including
everything needful in Hardware.
FLY SCREENS
Now Is a good time to place your
orders with us for made to- measure
Fly Screens for windows and doors
they fit.
Let us make a Lawn Swing for your
lawn. If you have any small jobs Of
repairing, just phone us. Well do the
rest
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-06-05
j. j. KELLER & co.
AN ORDINANCE.

Providing for a Municipal Election to
be held on Tuesday, June 9th, for
the Election of Mayor, Six Alder
men, One Commissioner Of Public
Works for the Town Of Yorkville. S.
c. and Tw, Trustees for Yorkville
School District.
= E it ordained by the Mayor and
ID Aldermen, constituting the Town
Council Of the Town Of Yorkville, S. c.:
Section l. That an election for
Mayor and Six Aldermen for the town
Of Yorkville, S. c., be held on TUES
DAY JUNE 9TH, 1908. said election
to be held in the Sheriff's Office in the
said town, the polls to be open from
s o'clock a. m., until o'clock p. m. /;
the said Mayor, six Aldermen and one
Commissioner Of Public Works to serve
for a period Of Two Years and until
their successors are elected and have
qualified. One Alderman will be
elected from each Ward. The Com
missioner of Public Works will be
elected to fill the vacancy caused by
the expiration Of the term Of Commits
sioner w. G.. White.
Sec. 2. At the same time and place
there will be held an election for two
School Trustees for Yorkville School
District to fill the vacancies caused by
the expiration of the term Of office Of
Trustee VIM. B. McCaw and Trustee
ThOs. F.. mellow.
Sec. 3. That T. W. Clawson, John
S. Sandifer and r. H. Dobson are ap-
pointed Managers Of said election and
are authorized 70 conduct the same.
Done and ratified in regular council
assembled this 9th day Of May, A. D.,
1908.
JNO r. HART,
Mayor Town of Yorkville. S. c.
Attest:
l. w. JOHNSON, Clerk of Council.
(Seal Of TOWN..
az ( ct
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-06-05
Ghe Cotton Market.

Yorkville. June 5.-Cotton u cents.
New York. June 4: Spot cotton closed
uuiet: middling uplands ll.5O: mid
ding gulf 11.75.' Sales 100 bales. Flu
lures opened steady and closed very
steady as follows: June 1924: July
10 %. Aug. 1909: Sept. 9.75; oct 965;
Nov 9.4S: Dec. 9.47; Jan. 9.4j; Feb.
g45; March 9.4G.
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BLUE ROCK.
MI Minera al Spring g :

Nj II e 4 a L - pr1 N 6 =
(Cacic, Sodc, and Lithic Bicar-
donated Saline Water.)
A recent analysis Of the water Of this
Mineral Spring by DR.. Boyden Minis,
Phi. G. of Columbia, S. c.. shows II to
be equal to the best Mineral Water
used by the American people today.
This water has been given away for
more than sixty days since the present
owners came into possession and has
been thoroughly tested by the public,
and pronounced superior to any in the
State. Now on sale at the STAR
DRUG STORE.
To any one not yet having tried this
water, we will furnish the same free
upon application, until thorough test
has been given 1t.
BLUE ROCK MINERAL
SPRINGS CO.,
D. L. Shieder, r. e. Heath and Mar
ion 3. Jennings, Proprietors.
~ We will show the analysis Of this
water to any one, any where. at any
time. No secret about it. We are not
afraid to show 1t.