The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, July 20, 1911, Image 4
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Free Round Trip to Charleston ;
r The Retail Merchants Pay Your Fare.
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Out-of-town shopper* may come to Charleston, stay from one
to flve day*, attend the theatres, visit the Island r«*sorts, et<„ do
biding and have their^ railroad fare paid for (lie round trip. The
only conditions to b« complied with are: First, that your comhined
pnrchaaes amount t<a( $25 or more. S«*cond, that you come from a
point twenty-flve miles or more distant. Third, that your fare
most not exceed 5 perrent. of your total purchases.
“Fourth—-^hat you must buy a rounti trip ticket or yet a re-
celpi froth your railroad aKent at your home station, showing tiiat ,
you purchased a ticket.”
The merchant of Charleston Carry inrue ami well assorteil
stocks. The matter of selection is easy; you have a variety to
Choose from. Their stocks are kept fresh by being replenished of-
tenj’- {“rices are very reasonalde, eonsidering ({iiality.
you cannot And wliat you want In your home town, rcinem-
can always get it in Charleston. ,
' - FOR RKFFM) ROOKS.
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The following merchants mre nieinliers of (Ids refund plan and
will be very glad to serve you. ^
Art Stores.
Lanneur’a Art Store. 238 King st
AnthRie Furniture.
Morgenstern Furniture ('opipany,
62 It^id Bt
Rakers.
Condon’s Rakery
153 Rutledge ave'
ll«M)k Stores.
Walker, Evans & Cogswell . . . .
3 Broad Bt
C. L. Legerton.. ..263 King st
Carpet*, Mattings, Etc.
Mutual Carpet Company
247 King at
China, (itass ami yue*‘usware.
Charleston Crockery Company. . .
* . . . 29<> King at
Cigar* and Tobacco.'
Follln ItroB. Co 260 King st
Clothing and Gents’ Furnishing.
Bentschner & Visanska
252 King Bt
Hlrsch-Isreal Company.
King and Wentworth
BluecMeln Bros.. 494-4P6 King st
W. S. Cook Company.332 King st
8. Brown Sons. .354-356 King Bt
Banov & VolaBki. . .3 85 King st
Department Stores.
M. Furchgott & Son* .
240-242 King Bt
Louis Cohen & Fo
232-234 King et and 203 Meeting
J. R. Read Co 249 King st
The Kerrlson Dry Roods Co. . . .
80-82 Hasel Bt
Druggist.
Paragon Drug Co
:. . . 286-288 King st
Fish and Oysters.
Terry Fish Co. . . . 133 Market at
Florists
Connelley-McCarty C >
.. . . . ; 296 King st
Furniture.
Phoenix Furniture Co.
187-191 King st
Hue!I & Kidmrtu. . . .573 King st
A. (i. Rhodes & Son
. 3 r i!l-c; J King st
Furniture mid Dry Goods,
Buell & Roberts. . . . 573 King Sv
Grocers.
J. 11. Hesse. ..Montague Coming
The John Hurkamp Co
King find Broad sts
Guns, Ricydes and Sporting
(■nods.
The il. II Worthcn Arms Co. . . .
2 3 0 King st
Hardware.
M. H. Lazarus. . .
* King find IlastdI sta
A MeL .Martin . .-. |fr ^*NiS"KlnK at..
Stroche. ker McDei mi l'
2S 7 King st
Btt+1 atrmdT Co. . . .377 King at
Jewelers.
Jas Allan & Co. . ..285 King st <
Carrington, Thomas A- Co }
25 1 King st <
Optician and Optica) Supplies.
Parsons Optical Co . . 2 4 4 K ing Bt
I'ianos, Organs, Music and Mu
sical Merchandise.
S'dgling's Music Store
2 43 Kimr at
Htoves, Cooking I leiisils, Fte.
Minnls Stove Co.,
King and I’.urns lane
Shoe Stores.
Robert K. Nlartln . ^ 256 King st
II. J. Williams. . . ,24s King st
Robert Martin. . .129 Market st
A. A Ilirsf h 28 | King st <
I).. O'Brien Sons . . i! s | King at J
W. F. Livingston. . .366 King st '
Jacob’s Shoe Store. . 5tn King st 3
Trunks mid Rags.
CharloHton Trunk Company. .
3 7u King at ]
Typewriters and Olliee Supplies. <
Edward J. Murphy. . 157 Meeting '
the following voted for Klnard and
Withers books: Messrs. Glemn,
O’Driseoll, Rembert, Rice and Thack-
ston. TH^e following voted against
these books: Messrs. Daniel and
Toms. In each such instance, how
ever, those who opposed the books fi
nally adopted cheerfully accepted arid
approved the verdict of I he majority.
In Hie final vote on nil other books
adopted ,'tihe undersigned members
voted alike.
Change of Text Rooks.
in reference to the change of text
hodks, it must he remembered that
the law Itself anticipates the neres-
s11y for change In providing for a per-
iodlo ,adoption. The object, moreover
in inviting Idds is to secure not the
cheapest hooks, hut the best books
at the lowest prices. The Board
showed its recognition of this prin
ciple as a prim’ary end In tire fact
J that, at its first meeting and fre-
< 'piontly in the course of the adoption,
it was repeated with emphasis that
1 the first duty was to get Hie best
hooks irrosp’ ijivo of reasonable dif
ferences in pile.*. One of the most
dangerous doctrines implied In Mr.
J Swearingen' protest is that which
<i Jen Is to establish tiie principle that
books should not tie changed and
that cheapness is the chief object.
No man’s child sh e;M hr compell
ed to usa' inferior fox' books oven
though such books w< re farn’s—-d
free of cost. Tifne once Inst by the
child through poor hooks, is never
reenver-u! arid the damage done "Is
irreparuMe. I’eoplo living in the
con'll! rv, aro, as a rule, not in posi
tion to keep up with tin 1 advance in
text hook improvements. Tti"Se ad
vances are on a par with, or abend
of, improvements, along other lines;,,
and 1'Noks that were relatively good
four or five yen's ago may b ■ re.ta-
tivu'fv'jw'or today. SBTeiy the roun-.
trv cioldren are entiiled to as good
books as tiie town,children are. This
advantage dm Board w.ns fully de
termined t hey should fyihve, without
regird to critielsm.
increase in I’rb'es.
M(>st of tliose wtio have made com
parisons between partiriihtt icoks of
tli old and tiie- m-w ndofithdi lia\e
fallen into serious and mistieuding er
ror.
I'rimer and reader In the case
of the I’rimer, although tie one
k adopted costs 12 icvnts more than
Such being the case,'the adoption or
the Milne was logical, Inasmuch aa
the advanced Milne was already oh
the list and the whole series was al
ready widely used In the Independent
schools of the State.
Saving to the State.
Those who have commented on Qie
I
cost of Hie adoption have overlooked
"he positive fMct that this Board has
secured what is confessedly tiie best
contract ever obtained from (tio pub
lishers in this country. For vie main
tain that-the credit for this contract
is due to no one man, but that Hie
contract was the product of the com
bined judgment of the wh de Board
and wa^ unanimously adopted "by it
By this'contract, for tiie first time
in tiie history of book adopt! -ns,
“any old book'' In the hand of tiie
child lias - been given a definite money
WOULD HANG THEM
LVWRING IS aYkUTFD I^V AR.
RIVAL OF OFFICERS.
Negro ^fnifilibd Mis Wife Saved from
Aiigry (Tow<1 by Intervention of
: Cooler Heads.
A epeciaL dispatch to The State
from Anderson says the lynching of
a negro' man and his wife in the
Neal's (T(\d< of Anderson eoimty was
: -rrow ly- .'netted,'Tuesday tty coot
heads and the prompt arrival of olli-
rers on the scene. ||. B. Mc| tanieis,
a wealthy I'anVier, r prinianded tiis
value and will he taken in exchange ! m - r " t, nairt ' T. xE. for cut
for any book of a lower or higher I*' ,,nvn S(, y ,,f .^^.»M-ltngs.
grade in (lie same series. By tiie; ' * 1( ' negro n-iented d lie rep! imand
sanKs ermtrart. too, tiie length of made an attack x^ni Mr. Mcltan-
trme nttowed for exchange has h-'cti i iels, bitting him iimwi; n the slioul-
increased 25 per cent. I del' t-lades \\ ifll a 1:1’gV} rock. <)ue
Both Hie method and the savin:
Jo!' tile shoulder blades w .Vs fpietured!
'and bis spinal'colmnn w
in ttiis (xchange provision may il
lustrated witii lilt' Read- rs. By. tiiej
(•(iitract tin* old Johnson I’ri mer, ' !l '' , ' l, ‘ ( " 1|lrf m ‘ l!U * ^ft iln
column wuks. injured,
at rack sprea\l rapidly
tiie old one, it contains t», i 1 * n w < - r -1 s u,. w \ d \ a n ced f I eo gra ph x'
whicli, when new, cost tiie cliildreii
12 cents, has intw an exchange value
of 15 cents. That is to say, an old
Johnson I’rimer and 10 cents will buy
a new Wheeler I’rimer, the retail
efimraet price of which is 25 rents
ir the same I’rimer and 10 cents will
liny a new Wheeler First Reader, the
contract price of whim is 25 certs.
In tiie sanm way, an old I’rimer may
lie used at this valuation of 15 cents
to help pay fir any reader, first,
sycond, third, fourth,.or fifth: wheiv-
is.-in the past a I’rimer eon'-l lie <x-
ehanged only for a I’rimer Forth r,
cm -old - Ji-rst -res<ier„-7.vrhirh cost 2"
Vents when new, lias by c«nifmet i.e. n
given a money value of 15 cents ami
may be' used to' help pay For a Pi im r
or f< r any Reader.
In the case of the Geogr ipities. Mu-
ehl 1’rimary (ieogrudiv, which was
discarded by (lie Board, and w’.i-b
cost, when new 33 c nts, lias by eop-
traet liecn gixen an exi iiange v.-ilm
i-f 23 cents, being only lo cents b s-
tban it cost wiien new Tli at is to
say. an old primary geography and
22 ci nt swill pay for the new- bn 1
'idopted. Or (lie did Brimary (Jeog
raphy and 6 5 cents will pay for the
>. too.
Jeiry H. Moore of South Carolina, World f
Champion Boy Corn Grower, Sets An
other Example for the Boys. Ap-
* plies to
The Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New Yo;k f\or Hii
F'rst Life Insurance Policy.
In |ir(Klii( ing 22«-;i-4 bushels of corn on one
acre of land in 11)10, Jerry H. M'oiore set the
world's record.
The Mutual Life offers special rat*** to boys
age lo to 21. All policies pay annual divi-
deuds, a dividend being paid at the end of the
V lirst year.
No other company has hy increasing its div«
(lends been aide to show such low net cost for
insurance. Patronize a company of undoubted
safety and long year’s experience, which in 1010
p lid more ca'-h dividends and more death
claims in South Carolina than any othe, com
pany.
* Investigate The Mutual Life policy before
iHaeiug your life insurance. A few vacancies
c\i*-t for good' men who can produce business,
l ull information furnished upon request.
JERRY 11. MOORE.
to In iv i
' imiir a I irg - throtihad gatheredr !
1 at, the Mchanicis ip-nie, in,tin' eoViing
trmii a distance in automobiles.'', ;
A warrant gainst the negVp. \v/ c I I Ji c — j ’ • . i
- barging assault and battery wL.li it\ | w - Hendley, Superintendent,
’ e 111 to kill, Was Secured 1'ronnM a.gis- j
'rate Martin, and Deputy Richard |\
-'m:tli. ati-.-’ed tiie n gro, who offe^-
, -'-1 no l'cs : -t a ncc, 15,-euuse the m -ros .
wife' at tempted to help him b\ lirim- -
ing mit a shotgun, she was also ar
rested. i
Imediatejv after the arrests'were i
effe- 'e i In pu'y -Nil riff Van War- 1
Min and Cunstal-ie Toni ha vis arriv
ed in an a-uio.iHobiie, picked—wp—rhe'f
fprisoners and rushed them to life 1
•aiunfv j ‘i!. The mob had gr -atly .
> increased in n ambers .and violence!
Address
F. H. Myall, Manager for South Carol na, or
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or reading matter, whereas the old
I’rimer, pasteboard bound, cheap!',
made, noorly illustrated, gave only
Bin words of r admg inatter for one
Dent, wliili>, the NYw Brimer, idotli
bound, fully and biMiitifuily illustrat-
1 ed, gives 225 words of reading mat
ter for one cent. Tim judgment of
the si hool world upon this n w bpfik
limy be infi-rred from the fact tiiat
it has been adopted in eleven States
•he old Advanced Geography an 1 22
ecu;s will buy tin' m-w Primary Geog
raphy. Could snv om' deny tint
money has been saved to the State
Cost to the Stale.
It has been claimed tha' Die Board
by its action wantonly d- -•I'o.,- !
property values estimated p $5>'»r>.-
moi. Tins sum is just i few Thous
and less than the cost of a!! Dio.
So. also. ( ,are Die Read rs adopted jfehool hooks b- ught in ’South Giro'-'
-upeiior to those disearded.
Auto Turned Turtle.
At Vm-D'oh. A!a , J D. Dill, n h ik-
• r, w -4 killed. Mm Murv Dill. Mr.
a ml M rs. Cli.rb s Dill i n d Cliar'es.
Dill. Jr . : •’•ah!v t.i'allv injured
MonJ.V- tiie •. when an autom Idle
in 'a Lb ii they w ■ re riding t arne-1
'ur-’e. The ro g). nt or, uiaa'd w lien
in at! te:-* was made to avoid a.
rolii.-icsn w iDi luotier aiBomoldle.
ORANGEBURG, S. C.
This school, with a great faculty Sixteen College and
University trained teachers, will begin its Eighteenth session
September 20th. Expenfes have been placed wjthin reech
of everybody. Board, the best in the State, at actual cost.
Fine healthful location. Electric lights. Artesian water.-
■Broad open ^replaces. Thorough courses in Shorthand and
Bookkeeping, bine Conservatory of Music. Rooms for a
number of new students. We absolutely guarantee satisfac
tion. No safer school for your child in all the land. W rite
today for our beautiful new catalogue. Address
President W. S. Peterson,
i 47 Broughton St. . .... Orangeburg, S. C.
linn during the yearn 1 9"(2 j p ; •
lluw preposterous ttiis rhiim is w;’
apliear from the following:
the child's progress in all other stn-| " assumes that ail these hook'
d i s d- pends upon his ability to pad ''i' tkose bought live years au
Reading is the most import lift snh-
ct '; 111 u 111 in the siiiool, ticeause
MAKES IT PLAIN
the necessity of much di.-' UPsion,
though despite thm prep.i rat ion th rc
was full discussion on ail iinport.iiit
, ,i I hooks.
j The nndcrstgncd imuniiers sulunit.
Stall Burd if Edicalm Give Tbtir ^ therefore, that tills exp* ri'-m-■ and
tills stildv of tiie hooks, i* is re isrtna.
Side afBeik Ad»pti«.
SAYING TO THE STATE
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hie to-conclude tiiat tio i:' in-lii: !uil
judgment as to t|ie merits of th
hooks submitted dosen. s Die s line
consideration, and is iu<t as lik.-l’, to
l«* correct, ns that of Mr Sweaiinm-n,
and that w liere a ma lori' v of t iu-m
: were agreed upon i part ic.rtii'r book,
it is just and rat Iona I, as well as
Statement of the Appointive Me.nlK'rs | ( | OI , 1n) . r:( , ir
of the State Ronrd of Education j or ' ,v opinion was mote L.-.A -nr
i root than tiiat of Mr Swo,iring"’; or
Concerning the Adoption of Text that of any minority in- i .,|.*.i
Mr. Swearingen.
Tin* No-< ailed S<*cret Hallot.
I It is untliilikaldo thai Sum rmb ti
That • cries of Readers which enables
Die chib! to gain this power in Hie
'hnr'est posable time, is in tie* end
•' -• b s’ and cheapest Such a scries
-1ad- rvlcn*'d iiietnliers of Die board
- ’aim to il ive a - lo; e-1.
(; ,*oe r i '-ii i * ■ - I ii t li" comparison
h.-t w e. n tin* obi and the adopted Bri-
•> !: v Geimrap-iiii-s. the frAh^w : ng is
’be f.ut: Tlie^iook tiirown oat wa-
<-.nf. s-*'dlv ' unsui’ -1!v ’r-1 -i'r: i pit
i-onf*-scxdlv uiisaiiahio and was n t
supported li> a single m«-m or of t’m
Board ’I'io* Bo it'd v. -. s tinallv lim-
ti’.l in usatde form in tile band' o
the children and arc now worDi w iia
tiioy cast When new. it nss’in es ,:B
Dm* if all tin* obi books j- ,,| !,.
Pea lopt.-d, i !h> chihiren of Do- S*
x o : bl not have 1) -.-i ’o ha • - : t.
•Ook s during Do* com: g ii». - \ - t
It f- rgets that oni li ' ook :, *w in •
in'll..Is of the child 5m ho’ oni
its price in us , hut is by ndBr
g: *. en an added d-Miir' *> \ 1
pi oxDmat- iy fiftv pm -•• *
in a 1 cii - t.
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In view of the niisundorstandin^s
pH^hypst dr^ri’r to impiu-n »>r vial •
• nd erroneous statements that have >8intl;ltj))n ;il .., ilist t ,„, ln t.*gritv of
grown out of the recent protest, is- tlm memhors of the Board, eulier in
sued by SLaite Su|Kvrintondent Swear- | dividuiilly or c.diect-v.-iy. in-1.--•!
lugea. In reference to tiie late adop- < ’ l,s a-s-in am .. tiiat in* d.d
tlon of text books, the undeiudgned
appointive members of -the State
Hoard .o8» Education submit to the
"pebple"nr§"Tb!T6w rffg' ''^tamriicnr of
•s diSimrd-'-i
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the facta Involved:
Fitness of the Member* to Judge and
Select Text Rooks.
The undersipnoi! inen'l eis of tho
loard have all of them been for many
fears iaUmately connected with the
schools. Most of them are teach
ers of many years’ experience of
nearly every grade and evxry kind of
school. ,
Special Preparation for the Adoption.
For something over two years,
they have had this adoption in view
and have in consequence, been ac
quainting themselves with the usable-
. jxess, And merits of the book* in
actual use in the schools. This has
been done not only by examination
of the books Themselves but t>y the
questioning of teachers all over the
State.
For aome six months prior to the
adaption, books to be offered began
to cone in and expert represenffVD'es
of the boojc companies tw-gaii H\eir
visits 60 the.several nieinliers bf tihe
Board. The coming of these \oqks
and agents increased in frequeniy/ so
that for aome three months liffore
. the adoption, the members wer^cali-
«d to epend most of their tlnye, not
given to their regular work/ln the
juniniination of books and Abe dis
cussion of them with agent^:
Thig prolonged and searching ex
amination of text books ^as supple-
•canted by Informal dltytusslons and
^ comparisons among the members
rD'ttdf' ftbemealves while in ^'tendance upon
meetings in Columbia. Hence
the aeyertl members entered the
Adoption with deadly defined views
an to the relative, merits and suita-
of varloua hooks. Including
uee, and haij, in many
made up 6n their
6r on the books srhlch
T!:.* t h i i'-! .V'.-l Tl-i-
< to I*.* 1 ns -in ob-'t'.o
in on** -f 15-’ iiD it sch- -D
. nn-i wns'udopted in r sponse
• cost m i r'r i •! mov. of Du-
'-.- - i’i f--r 'lie c-iu Hion of
iBh lews : i n -1 nr--
in Die t -vo 1, - w v t'o- )■, s
-■•l -irA -O far Dll -oi of th.
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i- home of ov- rv TTTtn
V- :i J :i Hi.I (•'. i !1
i!»j s ii'-' |ti o),c
x- ir icon* money than this a-lopt'nii
wiH cost. ,
AiTttimeth-s* Tin* c-uup.'ir; ion he-
t w on the old i’id Dm n.-w* \j';iiitn
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PRICE SOCINII
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bKc-f -vCX.-'r rfi
Igc ■ ir :- 1 D : * n’• ffioiouuh instruction under positiveiv Chrutlan
nfli’vM-'c , at r’;-* iov'cst nos.srt'.R. cost.”
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infii’vrice , at t’a* iov* est possible cvnt.
! - i • 1 ' rv '*■; f ■ >-!•. ( f 22. a bearding patronage of 328,
" i - - : h - tffcl it- worth SMO.iNM)
’l x L; FRAiMNC; SCilOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA
f r the .'-car ire b.rlirg t-it 1,- ho-ird. roon-, lie!-* . fit cam
• ' '' i 0 ; 1 ,- pLy.-i.'al eid'urc, nmi tuition In all sut'j**-**
' “•’“' ' • l ' r catalogue ur-i applii^tti-m hiiu.k advirvos,
ROSSFR RLEVES, B. A., Principal.
Bl. \< Us I'ONE. \ A.
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IB..
Be new' \i-.t
of tli-* g!a rI u
'i^rfc
Fes is nn iiiHt in-'c
j i- . • a .. done to Da- Board
! wing is the statena-nt
('- *-1 i>f oM a rit h ni'-'f i-
I it'V
("'ost of old nrithmot i-
c.l
mon
ad'. in-
19
not; yet tint construction has hc.-u
put upon ins pn :• t a ml < - , - . i' I\
upon ids rcfcrciiii' to a s-- :-•! h-fllot.
~LUm.c~ u.ru_jl .t.u
stand why, wlo'ii i-e p-r- .- ve.l D, .t
the iH'-wspapofs so onus'rin d tiis pro
test, he did not. In histi-m to 1. Dn-:
and in Mistice to the Board, imme
diately pu’dish a disclaimer of anv
sucli intt-ntion
Tiie liallot, It is due to say, was
not secret in tin* sense tiiat any m-'"'-
ber’s vote was eone-ah-d it is din-
tn say, furtlicr. tiiat not onB’ w is D -*
nn Hiod hast'd upon Do* i-r- - -1 nt of
Hie adoption of live years ago, hut,
|.in the agr-emciit to :ol.ipt the im
personal vote, it was distinctiv s'atc-l
that, if in tiie voting any member
desired to put on record anything
nhont the vote or adoption, he had
the right to do ,s".
In tho case of most of the books,
especially of' the more important
ones, there were a preliminary dis- Cost, of new arithmetic,
eussion thaFj revealed whether there - ir.edhite
was any derided dix- rences of opitvion Cost of new avithni-jtjc, ad van
among the nierntiers. Soiiie member ed
then put a particular hook in nomi
nation. There, was yet fuller rtis-uis- T tal $1 "O
sion, including comparisons wltti Miking the apparent increase on
piicli Other luq^ks as individual mcm-.jarithiuctii's l. renv Ax a tn’it'- r
ber^ thouglit w-hrfiiy of m-n’t ion An of fa-t. the N- w \'1'mtici*d 'rithme-
open individual vote was Mien taken tic quoted at 41 rents in tiie second '
Thu* the whole Board knew how B-: above, was on the old list and
each member voted. is a re-adopted hook. Ihc proper
Mow the Members Voted. comparison should he:
On -oply tWee of the hooks a,l 9 Pti. rost of ° 1(1 'Vonthworth arith-
ed were the ifndersigued members metic, elementary 2-.
divided iff their final vote. Tliesej. Cost of old Wentworth a rit li-
were the basal set of Readers, tho tie, advanced.^
Geograpies and tho English books bo- Cost of old Milne arithmetic
low .the high school. Tiie following advanced • •
voted for the Wheeler primer: Messrs
:m'i'• '-I t->
1 honk men D;it
f a t-'x! linnk,
grad* s. is fi . c
t In a 1 dc-r i! ,i B. >
D,v 'dnlis d .*.•;•
t li r-■" > cu rs i-;' Di" l.i t i
-irrd- a i o rrrrr -rr?Ttrtn'- —n -c '*
!i\ :,h ci ir > im -■ • Dux ii i \.
■a t>
Xi'.halU
111 - u:'
\ a . 1
i,
fi.a
dues ti. ,
b "ight iln r jag th*' t.i.-* ’ v.q r>
'i* t w o-lif: hs of $ I un.iii'u. Di it
x 1 t'.i. inm. N’nw. 1:0’ < n’v hair *!
K >K '
tin ir prii
i n
ToLul
(’ost nf m-w ari: h mvt p
t.ll'Y . . .
iemen -
itcf-
11
.4 0
but t lic\' ha’• i* an a-'tii .1 \ alui'* of (if' v
piu* i cti* nf t'ici r cos: xv Ci r w
Til's red'll OS till' alleged loss in .«*-",.
• inn if tiiis inss be iBs'r:'"it d n\. r
..i periled of fu e year*, a Icgitlniati*'
(listriliution, inasmuch us flic a.-sum-
• d loss cov red tha* rerio-'l.* this
makes a so-c’fi’h'd loss of $ 16,n‘ifi u
s vear. This leaves a so-called loss- of
$ 1 i;,ioi n - ,i year to l-e d :st fi ui’•.!
, im tjg the 2 D),fix'd and mor* - * cfeD-
: Jreu in 'lie school* or about four an ,
3-3 cents apioo-*.
Tims, at this sBubt ad liDotia! ex
pense of I 2-J cents, each rhi’d in
tin- Stu'e xyould lie pnpplied v i’.ii nc"-
ai d better hooks. Surely tiiis is gain ,
and not loss. Bor it is a serious in
, justic • to a chilli, an DVust'•••* v pee
pinsi, al. iiit'dle'. tnal and aes*!'( Dc. *"
put into liis hand s an old. def-ai • d,
md filOiy hook in any studv
W e have gnn" into t’o so figures nn
the assumption that the Bitcrcopt^
tiiat S’0 p r cent, of tive irooks h i»e'
been changed, is correct' T'’e
rcctness cf the stat'menf we do not
admit. Kxelusive of copv lioolis and
drawing iiooks. which are des’roved
bv use, siippl mentarV' F.nglish Clas
sics and duplicates there were 53
Every Horse Owner
iln i.ia tl.af ra t 'im^erou^ disease. Colic.
IF prej^rotl f r an rmerrensy by having
a bull le Noab u Colic Remedy or( hand.
I 'D -ccnLv/iiLDs tli •pa* j c8 combined. Nine
oat cf y.’f ry ten cn:.ej wt»uld tnVo boen
c .'ed if Noah's Colic Remedy had !>een -
Fi • mi in timc. It 1 n t a tlrtmch or dupe.
1 nt i * a rt mf't 1 y riven on the tongue. «o
’u; pic t v irrt> a woman or child can give it.
If it f:ul.-) to c.ure, your money will b«
refmtle-l. If y tjr dealer cannot Ripply
v i '<♦••, ! '.0.* itj s'ampH and we will mail
a l-fttlc.
^ N(>al; Rem edy Co.. Inc., Richmond, Vft.
LOYt RATES
wr The
Vo
’ y - i ,rf” BEGINNING JI NK FIRST. ^ ^ * , ,y» j s
t* t( ’ cgi'i to prepare f or tlu> fall and new year politics.
—LA'-Asng-. L..y. I—li. —-i-'sx*itu*~i,*i'-g-u^-f : HH-te»-d. ■ -NrrvTT-rrnnn. '
dout^erp Con)rQerc:?kI eic^ool
fklbotin .V Aiceting sts.. Uiarlo*ton, S. C.; Wilmington, Winston-Hale*,
ShM-Imhv, Duibiui, N. C. T’u* highest endorMal Business College in th«
Houtl. Ath'iiiic. Vt.-t.T any time. Write for full Information.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
Noiih'« 1.1 n i m • n t Is tile
,i • t rena-ty ict Hi.*‘unm-
(I i-m, Si iiilii'H. I.uni*’ Hui'k.
IS t 1 If .ti’int-i Mint Mu-cli'S,
Si-ce TIm'>nt CotfD. SrrRmr,
S; 'Mjr.s, ( :.’h, Bruises,
Ci.lie. CCmMps. N’’urMlgtii,
Ti'idhiicl.c, mi 1 .' 1 nil Ner\
)!..n.* Mi.-1 Muscle A ( ti<* 8
ini Ibitiis. ') hr genuine
J.iis N'vih's Ark on i vt ry
piickiit’e mid look* like 1 Ids
cut but hii“ Hi t' 1'Hjid on
front u t p ii o k ii ge h iutL :
’’Nodh*, Liniment’VdwH ys
in KFO Ink. Hewiir" of
imlttili'ins. Large D'Ule,
•e. (Cuts, and sB l hy mII
(In 11 t e I" s I II 111 e d 1 e | |1 e.
(iiiiirMiitecd or moiH-y re
funded by N"Hh Ilen’edy
Co., Inc./iilcluuouii, \a.
I or Si.ilc—3
t'"
II. (i.
i»!'C‘ls :
land
1 n .1- !
land
idnig .
, O. D
t ti.
Georgia, tho country Dmi is com
ing to tiie front in .real sh-ipo, not
o n 1 \ til*' 1: 1111 i f> f p r 11:11 1 s t *, i, ■ j f t fi r>
f fulfillment, wri:r> ns for
■t. M. '1'. Lei h* A: Son, B.
wer ..7, Mon’e/uin.t, La.
Von can Mail :i n,: il onfer or ligjit
m.tn u fuc* uri *:g '’isDiyss at hotjie
• il ir.!'-’ : ii' ‘Due v ;th ein.ai! cap-
i' D. V. : i 1 -!i circnla r f l *v»* I'.
tirc. nock, i’a.
('
W .mtcil—on*' man or wuim in in ov-
erv loc.tijiv to start a ■ u.ily kif-
chen pivDig >m:Bl "■ . •!« h
on ear' h. low liuiiar- ,i .,-f \oit,
' Vri, t'* f r particulars. Humboldt
ruhiinhiog,. Dh). . Dent.. J I( 17}:;
State st., Cnica .o, HI,
Wan (('ll—Mi u
cu coit-on husi-
ne ' pi oar ecijp.lc r oms: two 1
w-'-e k s to rc ui pb ■: cVen rsch igh sa!- |
;iJU'''I "o '' all! *o Ul'ed rli tto 1
Cctton S'iicol, Ciiarlotto, (’. 'over Cottage. ||,
StIMWER RESORTS
1'
cry! ••
'iHKtTYiW i
I" ’ a ve no ;i polo: \
1 •* e j.-r tut* tlie resnl
am, O!' for th" t
• 1 V" I " ■ o: t : * ' a • v i* '> oa ' v
•"" f. to f*:rth r tlin, h.- s* iu-
i • 1 * .- ■’•:oo’s and of 'h" r'r'-
dr n of Boa »t c irolina. Th v liroug' t
to hear upon 'Ms task tlieir best ci-
t'l'ii m : e. tile liltn*!llitt i()g t’xMl : of
Men make y 5 to $5it weekly soiling.|
■ onr lio'i'eho!il «.;-oi*i'tttii*s. laxp. r- ;
i'*nc" nnui*'i*. sarv. Write to-day. I
Housi Indd Supply Co. 'I'ailailego, '
Ala haiuH. 1 ■ ’
ndi r.-o*!i iHi*, n;
r * is "h' ti for ,'ll few boarders.
W rite Mrs F. K Rogan.
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For sale—Bout’liwa f Georgia farms.
N'o i'Di'r 11nds. no belter prices;
We speak D'om ;i(»rsoual knowl-
edg Writ.* today f,, r new list,
Lpton A: Swit/er, S;iar4.a(vliurg,
S. C.
Wanted—Boarders at tin ('ha ;,m an
House. Glenn Spring. Board and
mineral water, $:i a week.
'41 iiooks on the old list. Of ^hf.s nnm- • b ,i: '' ! ' ,r deepest iiitere.-f and
I her 23 only were changed, vh^rens sito* r tv. -I le y hel cve tha* with due
Daniel. Glenn, O’Driseoll. Rembert, Total • • • he yr were readopted. Ten were en ,! re- 31 owanco f r the fallibility of -hu-
Thackston and Toms. In the case 01 Cost of new Milne arithmetic, ] v dropped from the list. Owing t,o " an jui!gm**t!t they have succeeded
the first and second basal Readers.' elementary
Messrs. G+enn -and Rembert voted for Cost of new Milne arnIrmetie,
itr,
now in
tfWfTy
Choi
I
h# wtliing to aec^tv In
tfilt first choice, and ‘with
mm'- to the opin-
fellow members.,
tho time came for
ibsrs wore rirtuslly
without;
"irr ' i V
,- t u * -V- " v i —
v ■ *■-
the Graded Classics of D. F. Johnson : Intermediate
A Co. a* a solid basal set. Messrs Goet of readopted arithmetic,
Daniel, O'Driseoll, Rice, Thaekston
and Toms voted for the Wheeler first
and second Readers, as adopted. In
the case of the Geographies, the final
vote •toot! for Maury, Messrs. Daniel.
O’Driscoll, Th^ckson, and Toms; for
Frye, Messrs.; Glenn, RembCrt ana
4,0^0 acres, 2 1-2 mile* R.^,, l.OO^ 1
abreg in ruitivaiion, tenant
hot:sen, good barn 2 , excellent fen-
the extension of the high school T 0 ' ,l “ oi use, ;o those who kliowcgp.' 3 qno acren timber; $20 per 1
IroTiTse. tt Miermnef! TTeresi’ary to a fig •■hooks end the need* of our schools. acre. Harris Realty Co<, Claren-
: n...
We want you to tie om* of 2,000 vis-'
..Itors to The Land of Waterfalls;
write for booklet. Board of Trade,
Brevard, N T . C.
At Glenn Springs, S. r„ The Garner
House offers good serivre. Splen
did fare and the best location.
Write for rates.
6j nine new books to the' ; list for high a 11 ' 1 tn ,,1 " Ft ' t " r seernd thought of j
! school use. Let eSch man calculate ^ fair-minded peopie of their State,
advanced ._ 4T.i the percentage oft'changd for him- they le ave the final verdict.
* self. ' * j v ", J { D.’M O'Driseoll, 1st district.
Total j, $1.09 j The foregoing 1* a statement of thy H F. Rice, 2nd district,
This makes the increased price on- j essential facts of the adoption, of, , D. XV. Daniel, 3rd district,
don, Ark.
ly six cents. A chanffe in the two the preliminary preparation of the
lower Arithmetics w^s considered i members of the Board, and of the
•disable, elnoe In the) judgment of j fair and-ratjonal view to take of the
Me*. In thir«aa* of the Grammars Board they wero> out of dsie. .ocet Involved. The undersigned ap-
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A. G, Rembert, 4fh district,
J. Lyles Oleilfe, 5th district.
Nathan Toms.'^fh 'district,
A. J. Thaekston, 7th district.
Feather Beds—Mail us $10 and we
will ship you a nice, new 36-pound
"oather bed and 6-pound pair pil
lows. freight prepaid. Turner &
Cornwell, Feather Dealers, Char
lotte. N. C.
I’uplar (Ren, Saluda, N r. blear
post office and' depot. Modern con
veniences. Reasonable rates. Spe-
, riaI rates to fimilies and large
parties. Address Miss Minnie M.
McFaddin, Safuda, N. C
The d
trmera oirght To'-be glad that
^ th# refreshing rains came at last,
Farm Lands for Sale—In 80uthwest over thfs wctiom° <>d t0 ^ aU
ijsy
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