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Fifteen Years 330 Students Healthful location. Well arranged and THOROUGH course oi study. Patrons come from many sections of the State. Our siuderts arf' >o< ' ‘ of REFINED. AMBITIOUS and Ciirisiian manhood and womanhood. CULTURED, having bren trained MENTALLY, PHYSICALLY, SOCIALLY and MORALLY according to the highest Ideals Schools do not consist of . BRICK AND MORTAR. but of the teachers who make up the faculty and the students. We have been very* careful in the selection of our faculty. Each teacher is a specialist in his or her department. We offer courses of study in ENGLISH. MATHEMATICS. SCIENCE, ANCIENT AND MODERN LANGUAGES. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. DOMESTIC SCIENCE, ART, including water colors, pastel, oil. j>ortraiture and DECORA FIV’EAR I , which includes China painti .g, tapestry pyrography and wood carving Splendid courses are also offered in book keeping, penmanship, commercial law, typewriting and stenography. We offer a special Normal course to students who expect to teach. Many of our graduates are filling important places as teachers. In addition to our regular courses of study, we make a specialty of preparing boys and girls for scholarship examinations. Our students have been imminently successful in securing scholarships at the different colleges. If you have a son or daughter whom you wish to prepare for college, or for scholarshjp examinations next year, you can do no better thing than place them with us, and take this special Preparatory course. Our buildings are comfortable/ d hey are furnished with artesian water, and lighted with electricity’. Boarding arrangements are first class. Students are furnished with wholesome WELL PREPARED food. The 1 warding capacity of the school is 150 students. Over 100 applicatTohs are alreatly in. We would be pleased to have your patronage. Let us send you a copy of our catalogue. It is free for the asking. „ DROP US A POSTAL TODAY Orangeburg Collegiate Institute offers more for the money than any other school in the State. We will be glad to have you investigate. Session opens September 17. 1908. For all information and catalogue address Ora.xie^eb'Lire;, S. C Picnic at Patch. Fully fifteen hundred peo ple enjoyed the picnic and Children’s Day exercises at Rice Patch last Thursday. The following program was rendered, showing careful preparation: Scripture reading and ad dress of welcome, by J. T. Pope; Pray er, Rev. T. P. Bur gess, Welcome address, Blanchard Weatherford; Exer cise, "Crown Jewels”, Beatrice Murdaugh, Harry’ Murdaugh, Jimmie Harvey, Jessie Mur daugh, Albert Murdaugh, Ora j ^ Ai^ne, Bertha Connelly, Lila* ■ Gibson, Berpe Murdaugh, Benj™ Frank Mlirdaugh, and Alma $ineath. Recitation, "A sotig of Ser- vice”, Geneva Murdaugh, Maud Murdaugh and Tucker Murdaugh. „ Recitation By Ernestine Frost. Recitation "The way of the Flowers,” Edna Murdaugh, Blanchard Weatherford, Polk Pollie Heughey, Henry Con nelly. Recitation "Gl^d Summer time” by Minni^ Mills. * Recitation "Children who Worship Idols” Francis and Willie Belle. Exercise by Lula Murdaugh, Rosia Murdaugh, Nina Mur daugh, Lizza Heughey, Lila Polk, Alma ^furdaughf. Kirk land Polk. Recitation, 'Turn The Key” by Charity Mills. Exercise, "Cross and Crown” by sixteen boys and girls, as following: Mamie Rentz, Bay- ton Polk, Emma Heughey, Mary Smith, Rosia Murdaugh, Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! Summer dress goods, embroideries, laces, corsets, ladies and children’s hose, Millinery’ included. Every thing must be sold during thisn^e xand t month. Call and be convinced. At and 1 I j MRS. W. A. BLACK 1 | THE UIDlgS STORE, | TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL EXCURSION VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY AUGUST 14TH 1908. Very low round tnp rates to the principal resorts in North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee, Washington, D. C., and Notfcrk, Va., including Asheville, Brevard, Flat Rock, Hendersonville, Hot Springs, Lenoir, Lincolnton, Marion, and Wav DOG DAYS. Blow’ing about the extra big bargains we’re offering in Summer Suits now on dis play in our north window, re- ’ v> 0 A duced to $7.75. Every one of them fully guaranteed. All other Suits at corre spondingly low prices. Exceptional bargains now offering in fine Panama Hats. We have the correct shapes and all sizes up to 7 1-2. You save <2 to $2.50 on the price. At Hyrne’s Store Another lot of Seasonable dry goods. Just in. (HE WORLDS 6IIUTEST SEWING MACMIHE LLIGHT RUNNING BENTSCHNER & VISANKA, S, E. Cor. King and Hasell sts Charleston, S. C Clean Sweep Sale on Summer and Winter Dry’ Goods. All prices. Saluda, Shelby, Tryon and Waynesville, N. C., also Abbeviile Anderson, Glen Springs, Greenville, Laurens, Spartanburg, Walhalla and White Stone Lithia Springs, S. C. Tickets will be on sale to the above mentioned points for all trains on August 14th, 1908, from Abbeville, Allendale, Anderson, Barnwell, Camden, Chester, Denmark, Greenville, Green wood. Newberry, Orangeburg, Prosperity, Spartanburg, Sum ter, and Union, S. C. Tickets will be good returning on any regular train up to and including September 1st, 1908. Chjjdren between five and twelve years of age, half fare. For detailed information, tickets, etc., apply to Southern Railway agents or address, . L MEEK, wr ' r v • h r^ir T > ^ MEEK ’ . . C LUSK ' Nma Barnes, Vermaha Godley, j Assistant General Passenger Agent, Division Passenger Anna Polk, Pauline Murdaugh, Hattie Bell, Lula Murdaugh, Billie Rentz, Ski Pellum, Hen ry Rentz, Peter Bell. Song, "Look Away from the Cross to the Crown.” Recitation, "Retreat or Advance”, by Frankey Jen- ners. Exercise, "Living Links”, with song, "Rejoice Ye Na tions” Mamie Rentz, Lula Murdaugh, Nina Murdaugh, Dayton Polk, Rosia Murdaugh, Anna Polk, Emma Heughey, Niga Barnes, Vernisha Godley, Pauline Murdaugh. and Mary Smith. Sunday School Address by Rev. P. L. Polk. Recitation "Two Pictures” by^ Pearl Harvey, Closing Ad dress by Otto Weatherford. Song "God be with you till we meet again.” These exercises were con ducted by Supt H. W. Stone. School was fSm #.**H* < *^* Atlanta, Ga. Agent Agi Charleston, S. C. $3225 TO BOSTON, MASS., AND RETURN VIA Atlantic Coast Line Tickets on sale July 30th, 31st, August 1st 2nd, 3rd 4th limited to start on return trip August 16th. Extension of re turn limit may be obtained until September 16th by deposit and payment of $1.00. Stopovers permitted in New Yoric on return trip. For particulars, address, W fCRAIG, T C WHITE, Passenger Traffic Manager. „ General Passenger Agent, Wilmington, N. C. 'Brofiiaindl JYotioss. IAMBS X PCCUFOY. JHO. B. PEDUFOY PIURffOY BROTHERS. tttorney ■ and Counsellors at Law. All Birin— flrra Prompt AttMtloa. OVER THE PRtSS M»0 STAND*MX WALTBBBORO. - - - 8. C. G. W. GLXiVEp. Proprie ;or. Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup oortaub mom uro tar iOsMs by insurance. LOAJlb NEGOTIATED. Housfr* to Ron t. Opposite tbs Market, WALTERBOBO. & a Jfpoowsnt either a Vibrating Shuttle, Rotary BhutUeoraHingleThread (CAataMUicAj Bewlnt Machine write to ^wMat tbemetd M m >cvr Mm SEWIM NACNlKf COMP Alt *—dene And betfcbf | # or«no«. Maar Mwiac mac hi nr, are mad« to m'* »ec»rdlr*» ot Quality, but the New Heaafei, mao- to weaa Our guaranty never run, out bjr •■tfcertaer KB was BV Children Like It Nr mum iiM mm iiy hi John M. Klein. Druggist. a brush arbor, since which time it has been very success ful. This Sunday School meets every Sunday afternoon with mxty pupils ia regular attendance. 1 Peter Bell it Assistant Superintendent and the fol lowing are teachers: ‘ Mrs. Sue Murdaugh, Miss Mamie Murdaugh, Miss Mar tha Carter. Miss Mamie Rentz , o is organfet. OF7IOB or Op. A. J. Andcpsovt & DENTAL SURGEON ' Office Hour* OPPOeHR fhnwn —d Man WALTERBOBO. S. a hi Mske yourself s sheep end the 1.—Germ wolves will set you. Beea LrtrUt* Co**h Byrap >uM*, whooping ro sod pi—m 101 Sboald bo bopi n SoM by Weltwboi tan. oM to .—Iff. ,c 4 <>' I When the evetSae m ophieakiadto taka a he hiarint making to go-tea* e .OR/iNraST i» A »*«.!«• t.1 Have just opened an ice house and can furnish ice at 50 cents a hundred pounds. Williuns Ice U. WILUAMS, S. C. ATENTS VOrFORD eOUHS HCNRY IELS0ISNIKI, A. N„ HIT. I., LL». r PHESIDKXT. Nine Departments; Library end 1 Librarian; Gymnasium under com- G 'tent Director; Athletic Grounds. ext Session begins Sept. 16. For Catalogue address J. A. GAMEWELL. Sec’y. Spartanburg, S. C. mmmm, smti camlnhl High Qaadc Preparatory School. Well equipped plant Two lente dormitories and one recitation build- inf oil brick. limited classes; charges begins Sept 16. For dress A. M. DuPREE, Spartanburg, S. C. _ itch or salt rbtsa aoi Osa’t btar tho loeoh of R—. Why it. v# ' r ^ ^ • r t -1 i it r * ■ Pille. A rosy n—pl«» oyw melt frooi chair ass. Do att gripe or uckea. Good for all ths fsmi- lj. Bold by Wsltorbora Drag Co. Africa loads in the matter of gold production. America next. PiDooleafor Backaebo, little golden prlobalea, eery sod pleemat to Coke. Act directly 00 ibe kldaey purify the blood and (srigorslb the entire system. Beet for heokeehe. lame back, hi aeye Md bladder. 80 daysD&l $lS. Gsarsnteed by Walter boro Dnp Co. Ever noliee what a "big lone- accumulates in a ■■ell eoUege where the ZheMneieeweyr ’ wife rnv$ tingf R J ' 'AO-1* 1 LS,., ..A. -V .. '' t,V5