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CLEAN BILL FOR CLE JLSOX COLLEGE * P* Holiest Praise From LegrisSative: Committee.?Investigators Find Many Needs. i Clemsou College, Feb. 3.?The report or the legislative investigating com mittee appointed to look into the con-[ ditioa of the State educational insti- j Tutions has been made public. The j > committee has the following to cay! about Cl-emson College: "Clemson College, even with its 2,044 acres of land, 23 principal buildings, 70 dwellings, 64 minor buildings and complete water, electric and sewerage systems, is in its' infancy. Excellent as its plant is in many respects we could cover pages with an enumeri ation of the needs that presented themselves to ev?n our untrained eyes, j But after discussing them with th-e { president of the board of trust-res, the j f president and members of the faculty, and are reading the- reports, these officials and the board of visitors, we are convinced that the authorities are I full alive to the colleges necessities j and are intelligently directing the ex-j penditures. The accounts are excel- j lently kept and show in great detail I and in comprehensive recapitulations the cost of all divisions of the work. j In fact, the work of all departments of the institution is well systematized ? and is a model for our other State institutions. "The public work undertaken by: I Clemsen at the direction of the legis- j lature will cost this year a little over *120,000. While the authorities always express themselves willing to do all that is asked they fir.d thems-'-lves at about the limit of their resources. Last 'j year the tag tax fell off over ?43,000, , while the new public work required an * increased expenditure of about $14,000. "? Then tendency of the legislature to t turn over various public undertakings to Clemson should be checked unless 1 appropriations are mad? to cover them. I "Criticism of the college farm man-! agemar.t has been made by your comi mittees. in the past. We find that a reorganization has been -effected whereby this branch of the college has been consolidated with the experi* ment station work and is being placed on the same plane of efficiency that has long characterized this depart-1 ment of the college. A new barn and | silos have just been completed, and I a great deal of fencing is being built this winter. i ' A gymnasium is greatly needed and will be undertaken as soon as funds will permit, the policy of th?? board being to spend about $30,000 a year in new buildings." X The committee suggests an annual conference of the presidents of the. State colleges with a view to "co-ordi-. nating them in their work and development." Such a conference- "could dis- j cuss among other things the duplication of causes, needed legislation, problems of internal management such ; as discipline and accounting. It should in errr>TvrVi nf o conopul onH J VC Uit *U ViiV ^,4 V ' VU V/ i 14. (?-,VUV/i Ui %v**x* j I well balanced policy, tend to eliminate , %. frictions, and strengthen weak spots j in the several managements." Such a * conference might well invite the State ' superintendent and the legislature committee to its meeting and make recommendations to the legislature: committee or to the legislature direct. ANOTHER MYSTERY OF THE DEEP. i Remarkable Story Told bv Steamer's i 1 Povkfain \ AnxrATPlO n RarL- ! \ vi i^ui n x ?vi*cd l*i> in Mid-Ocean. Newport News, Va. Fob. r>.?With ' sails -simply furi-ed, the life-boats in the i davits, the galley plentifully supplied j with provisions and water, but with-1 out a vestige of human life aboard, j the Norwegian bark Remittent. Rio i Grand-? to Liverpool, was piokpci up| L January 11* in mid-ocean- by the Bri-I tk to Capt. Claridge, cf the latter vessel. j tish steamer Rounionian, according1 who arrived here today. ^ The- strange disappearance of tlfe Re- 1 W mittent's crow n>ealls the famous; ' schooner Marie Celeste mystery which i puzzled the maritime world for many I months. Lost Asrain Dnrintr Storm. When picked up. only to he lo?i'again j ? o carora o fr o*rm tVu* Mrnl* t Ant I w.is ill latitude 40 degrees, 30 minuses, j The bark sailed from Rio Grande! October 25 last and never was reported I until found by tho Roumanian. Captj Olaridge tonight iv-fus?d to hazard a' guess a? to the possible weheanouts; o? the Remittent's crew. Members of th^ Brisish steamer's crew state that the bark was sighted. drifting, on January 19. Repeated ef& forts to get responses to signals from R th.r- bark were fruitless. Finally a boarding party was launched from the ' British ship and a careful search was made on, the bark for members of the crew. Everything aboard the bark was in perfect or-ler, bir no trace of life could i Don't fo St.Valenti Day, the all lovi should hannv I have a beautiful s entines. Call and Better Goodsfat t Money a Rff ? WW A Mf mayes j Tim The House of a 1,000 X 7 < mKmmmammmammamammmtaamKamamxmmmaaaaatammcjmmaammmmtmmgmmmmaBmammBmmamanmmmmmmm SUITS MADE TO I Remember PA 1' the Dates * Mr. Jas. Selberg, the exp from one of the oldest Tailc * ?t XT f ot New |.Iork, Marks Arnh Will be with Ewart-Perry Co. Fel Come in and look over his samp take your measure for a suit, a or fancy vest. Fits Guarai P jywcu ri ci 11 m be found and nothing which might give a clue to the mystery was dL?-covThe bark was tak<?n ,iii< tow by the| British steamer, When several -nii-.ys, off the Virginia Capes a severe storm was -encountered. In the mid:t of the sale the hawser connected with tne bark snapped and she began drifting ygfflmjj away. Two life boats were smashed and their crews narrowly escapedj drowning in an effort made to recover. | the bark. Finally the attempt was, up. * *lJ.'' ^1 g When last seen by members of the i Roumanian's crew the bark se^ti^d to I be riding out the storm well. Tho Re-j ^?f?|la ? mittent is registered as of 351 tons n?>t.j The Marie Celeste was found at sea with a pot boiling in h?r galley, and j OPERA her captain's- papers on the cabin table 1 ~ and every indication that souls wpre i ployed ui aboard within a iev: hours cf her dis-; w^ich is covery. But nothing ever was heard there is t of her skipper or crew. The story of ""??-uuiae the Remittent is scarcely less strange.! (4i It i | raise his * . for the fs Seven YFays in Which the One-Horsc Farmer Loses. , (*r ] The one-horse farmer, from every | t0, pa5 101 viewpoint, is working at a disadvan- ! 0f,'s ^an foorrt : mule me1 tage. j (1) He is forced to spend too much j It i time on each acre of crop, because his ; one-horse one-horse methods limit him to a small j t^iari 10 I area, of crops and in limiting his area j two-hors* he limits his income. j (7) Th (2) He can not diversify to advan- sou of h tage of the. larger acreage which the and b^tte _ x_j j u: j; ^ , two-norse man can leuu iinuvi uus ui- it i versified systems. j farmer r* (3) Neither he nor his mule is em- his famil ployed as many days in a year aL. ac- ad-arta^ :ual mcrk as t'- " tY/o-herse .nan gr:>ssive ! a a i I 1 rget # ; J ne's i f:f day Jh ers I be i r tock of Vai- ^ see them. i P* T?c sa he Same j j . i j nc X v x n - jThings. j I i i i i ~ i I iEASURE f 2& 13 ? erienced Cutter I Pal( irrng .Houses 1 Pale.fa S Shaky w< I every da weakness of a g< a buildin womanly weak?y< the worm the caus( Cardui 1 success^ pair of pants Take If] nteed .The w Mrs. 3 I Willard, ?*% H was so i I a i m hard.ly 1 i IS 1nearly Cv M.W A ESB irparc \ J w w v SKg J VU1 ?J? i IS take Cari H 99 pound JjmmTLOSE THE8?57 WLAUGHOF,,mr?AR) ; Hn' HAY'S 7l |1 I! If i Refined W natural colored HOI SE. WED., FHJ). 12. prevent it from _ .. important as k< , j . . , conditio.i. Bea 1 di?v isinej ?\^t( .us, -j. Tu/)r(;. imports another way of saying that anything else. oo much lo.-t tim^ under the complexion air The simplest systems. it0 usn Hav's I is mor-> difficult, for him to less and gives al own hay. corn and nvat than aPP^ca^onfv u . color?remove ,-o-horse farmer. | sive vitality an s more difficult for a farmer ;*iajr , i Nature mten -mi 1 > hv one-mule m^th- ! i?v, !1}??Kiani to pay for two mu!-\> by two- Don't neglect i i fill hair, more : tributes to a wo s more difficult to pay for a HAIR HE ALT farm by one-hors^- methods You'll never re, , , ^ , ; the difference il 3av tcr a two-horse rami by; 0 . , . I Satisfaction j ? methods. j back. two-horse farmer, bv rea- < ' 11 CC? anv oi ls more efficient mplements , _ and ?et a 50c 5 r cropping systems, receives HEALTH am income than the on-i-horse SOAP FRKK, reives, and h*> can thus give 01" or HARP IN A y a better living: ana more, GjJde! i . v // Ask for It tells you how you lone line with the ] me high-class local: )w enjoyed by mor( If you haven't ar 11 you how to get s< ou do not obligate > Address nearest Bell Farmers' Li 3UTHERN BELL ND TELEGRAP tun C tU D?r?? A UJ JUUlll 1 1 vui kJ t> i Faces | 1 iced, weak, and B I ii amen?who suffer H fgi y with womanly | j JJI 5?ne?d the help /4M sntle tonic, with ; ImFfX tg action on the B I system. If you are H du need Cardui, H i . ^ * ; m's tonic, because m rill act directly on M ** ~"0 3 of your trouble. Bi SUNNY las ? record of if Essa umiv an 50 years of jg H ^ U II1UM UC &UUU. Tht -;b^ 0l^:;v,i m ?_ . proved of i Oman's Tonic I builder. W mellow* whi mal-fc 1if<? ittie uranam, ot ta Ky., says: "I .?"ralX weak i could | go. I suffered, HBj however, 01 ;ery month, for 3 pi Bond is gen Vhen I began to fg whiskies. lui, my back hurt 1 I only weighed ; by the large* s. Not long after, m fiji'iif wpm id 115. Now, i H; Min^ni iy work, and am ra health." Begin gg! I PAUL, j L&j I ,{ HAIR f TH THF Supply your hon L 1 11 % JL JLJuj ?direct from we ? * r/\|%rmp to collect slime, 1 rAVOKI 1 l mKler the p.ressi economical in o you omen Give th'.s In-! 1 I FKOM ing Hair Tonic j orie Preference \jWl | -t way to keep >our hair and youthful-looking, ami turning ?re\\ It's just as ! uttful, natural colored hair j mt to every ;votn''U than ' ?? jSghravft Why take care or your,' 8 fi31 : neglect your hair? ! , safest, and easiest way is T\th Hfai tti It's harm- i ksolute satisfaction. A few | ill restore it to its natural ! all traces of Dandruff and d life to grey, and lifeless I ded that every one should | _ . ^ , I, youthful looking hair. for time, it?help her along Beauti- build up trade t than anything else, con- patrons right, man's cod looks HAY'S *rr -ii"i * i ? iouna cue H will he']) \oti ha\e 1.. i stan(j back of it gret buying it w hen you see | iron clad guaran t makes in your appearance j you can depend i guaranteed or vour ;nonev advice not in ore - ' of medicine to cause we know :his adv. an.? t.iKe it to; business if we 1 the following druggists, ; We keep in sto ;ize bottle of HAY'S HAIR ! ^n.?own i i c rT?r,t.rx', this: It you a :i i cake o< HARP IN A i fcfn(j cf Skin t.ro tor 50c; or $1 size bottle rash or tetter, w< - ------ 1 &AP\"ii" S r-^r<! Tk/a '~f :. * ? V A ii.it ^ u 2 wil I j It Is Fr Today-A Postal M may connect your Bell system, and g and long distance; j than 5,000,000 pe Telephone this bo( ervice at very smal ^ourself by sending Telephone Manager, ot ne Department TFIFPHONF. H COMPANY , Atlanta, Ga. ttm hub imTTT?mnwninr * ?Ill KttiTIUr.l?tCO 1THE PURE FOOC JUI1M I V reat tonic and stimulating prope: : had much to do toward making us the iskcy in the ivorld. For nearly 50 years eal value to those who now and then r rhen energy is lacking efficiency is lackin; iskcy like Sunny Brook, acts as a grea worth living. Brook i'q RnffW in Rnnrl ?pwrv overnment Stamp showing that the cont tural whiskey, U. S. Standard (100%) pr ily assures purity, but not quality. Any w luine straight whiskey, but not all straight When you select Sunny Brook?The Pure new that in addition to the assurance < / government oil the Globe jou have a guarantee distiller* of fine wfmkey in the world. Send your order to HTEYMANN A. L. ALS ;iBSON HARRINGTON JNTERSTAT! * & HAGIN J?- FERSON DI Chattanooga, Tenn., Distributors. wffyywwuji WMIIIWP IRE?PLENTIFUL?DEPENDABLE?EC0NOMI ne with all the pure, clear, sparkling wate 11 or spring, by the Perry System. No v nud or rnst. Compressed air delivers fre are and in quantities you need. Auto peration, easily installed. Water left in need it?then drawn fresh. Call and Get Copy of the I t us send it to you. We want you ' kno^ cktpm nf water suddIv. The images than anj other?is just what you nee linking, kitchen, te'jndry, bath, barn, rprtnl FOR SALE BV H. B. WLllj, .sewocrry, S. "" -ww:y.?m<MKae?i- ?' . ? -a? Personal Guarai to aU Skin S Gilder & In business in this town bottle will cost and we are looking to to judge. >y always advis'ng our Again and aga few drops of th tell you that we have 10 *^e skin. tai 1a remedy and that we stantly. And th with the manufacturer's Permanent, tee, backed by ourselves ? -Pi. %\ :f re lpon it that we give our ^ ^ ler to sell a few bottles c9mP?se<3 of Jj? skin sufferers,, but be- *5?. now it win neip our ~razy~ wit! aelp our patrons. soothed and coo ok and sell, all the well washed away tt jdies. But we will say this D. D. D. .re suffering from any We have mad uble. eczema, psorio^is, than one family ? want you to try a full remedy to a s EX D. D. Prescription, there and we w not do the worli, this on. our positive c 'aid and Ms'.72, $1.5 eds ee nil Do ?*? vxv et the .. service :ople. )k will 1 cost, for it. > >n> Hi i\jbt ) VVHISKEYl muWfi rties of Sunny largest distillers of Sunny Brook has equire an energyRare, old and t up-builder; and bottle is sealed ;ents are genuine, oof. This stamp hiskev Bottled In whiskies are good Food Whiskey? )f Absolute Purity of Unexcelled Quality 50BR00K CO. E LIQUOR CO. ^TILLING CO. uBinuuK?Hk ICAL? ryou need lijh/^^lf rater tank Ji l :sh water //fern// matic ? well until Perry Book r all about the merits of Perry System has more d. It will give you water ding and tire protection. c. . r.-:r^ MS. ;" rrifff '>nMrwaBB?i ntee offerers" Weeks you nothing. You alona .in we have seen how a is simple wash applied ces away the itch, lne cures all seem to be scription made by tha itories of Chicago, is ymol, glycerine, oil of other healing, soothing, nts. And if you are i itch, you will feel led, the itch absolutely le moment you applied 0 fast friends of mora by recommending: this kin sufferer here and ant you to try it cotr io?i>ay guarantee. SO a Tsar.