The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, May 27, 1914, Image 7
MAY 27,1914
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THE PRESS. AND STANDARD.*AVALTF.RBCFQ. S C.
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BEAUTY
IIV-
Mildred Louise
MILDRED LOUISE is said to have the most beautiful'Hair
that ever adorned a woman’s head, 0 and H?r methods for keeping
it fluffy, clean and beautiful are famous the world,over. Any
woman who will follow out her' suggestions can have* beautiful
hair, clear complexion and enj cy perfect health.
A nr ion*: My bust develop
ed formula will increase your bust to
plump roumlne?* and fullnep-. with
out question. **ven though your p: »-
viouf derelpptnent has lost, a;-
*er meals art] at bedtime fal:e tv.r
teaepoonfujs or Mooiiine. Then nias-
eajre bests r.iflht and morninr’: with
rose-tone. .
* " * ^ w •
VOn 'e More*” says,: * us , *d your
formula .for bust development and
It is wonderful. Please give me
ypnr Mack-head formula.
Oef from your druggist eight and a
half ouhees ob bloodine* in original
package. Then 1 massage face night
and morning with rosetoue.
*'■' ?. h you i an get at/fhe drug st<>re.
(iei it in the original package.
Miss A. S. T.: A complexion, mar
velous for it* clearness, pinky whlte-
nesk and softness, will be prod need
by the liberal use of rosetone. Rub
Ms cream on the entire face liber
ally. Let the cream dry on the fate*.
Ueneat •.•this again at night. Any
good druggist will sell you an ounce
of rosetohe.
, S. L. L.: Yes, her face must look
< n years younger without the wrin-
ies and yours wil show the same
improvement if you use my . recipe
lor this vegetable jelly, which you
• — u prepare very cheap at home. It
• Miss S. G. H.: This shampoo will cured my wrinkles very quickly and
get the' dead skin and scurf right I still use it as a preventive. Get an
out of t'" scalp pores, where roup- ounce of kotno$ at your druggists,
and water and other shampoos never dissolve it in half pint cold water
will. Try it and you wljl be.convlnc- .-and' add two AeJilespoonsfu] of gly-
SUMMER COVER
CROPS IN ORCHARD
t- : ■. - -
I ' •'
ilow ft rtaiu frtip*. fan lie >lad^-* ! ‘
lletteCjt Ort liaitfH and >ii|4>«>rt •lu*
WlvfliRiip m:w4.
Ask your druggist for sageine.
Myrtle F.: Pimples will disap
pear . in short order and'stay awav
oy using bloodine. It is a liquid
cerine. It should be used often and
rked well into thd pores. It pro-
•ects the skin against tanJhnd freck-
’es while acting as a food In round-i
fug out hollows.
( lerason College, May 2d.—Fan-i
ers who have young orchards ha>
an oppo?tunitv thisvseason to p!a».i
crops that will be cf much benefi'
to the conditiou of tha soil in tb<
orchard and at the same time will
be of value as grazing crops for hogs
Crops of this kind which may h
planted now are cowpeas, soy bean .
peanuts and sweet potatoes, accorc
ing to F. J. fTHer, associate prof s-
sor of horticulture, at Clemson Col-,
lege. If this should be done.^how-
ever, U would be necessary to u-
great care not tp allov, hogs to x<
main in the orchard qfter they hav-
exhausted the. grazing crop, as m
that event there would be a danger
of their injuring the trees.
Care must le* taken, said Profes
sor Crider, to sow stub crops in th-r
drill. Broadcasting would be bad
for. the trees. It is also a bad pfa< •
tice to plant rrt>ps like corn which
grow tp-a considerable height. Crops
sown in the orchard in summer must '
be carefully cultivated and the rowr.
must not be very close to the trees,
in order that the field may not roll
the'lrees of any of their moistur*-
At the same time, jany, farmer will
find It profitable to sow these crops
ip the drill and to cultivate them
carefully. In young orchards It is
possible for' a fartyer jn this way to
grow enough in cover or forage crop -
to pay for fhe setting out of the trees
and the care of them until thj? tree-
reach bearing age and begin to
return for themselves.
inual Alumnae reunion
at Wlnthrop Collf*»-
nnir.K Suturdav u ch*.
v'Ctption will be giver.
,i .and th - business tn«t
• Kl Tue-dav nortik.g ai
Notify..Miss* Iforteose i
■•••tsviHe. S f . if- you
M nd. \ f..’! attendan-e .
PAGE SEVEN
in
.rinual J«nl .r-Seclor ^pcep- |
giv.-a lust Mordav «v^iflv.: |
• -a’ o'clock
in thy main fcuild-
et V.adis?
"it' s la. i
.‘g'iuni;
was shown in piov ng
»
n the au-
■t were v rv
Fitdev night
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The pic tub*
'. »-njoyen.
ot.ler to have room ere tch
rigitorie^ for the relatives
• the freshmen ar go
!» fore «omroencement.
- Rheumatism
Blood Poison
Scrofula, Malaria
Skin Disease -
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Because it Purifies
the Blood - \;
BEAD WHAT KOTED rCOPtS SAT OF
LIPPMAN’S GREAT REMEDY—P. P. P.
■»- --— - Hahbi awtow—. of tk* 8a*aaw«h Cm>
srosatiow. writes: " Had oeven wttaeka of
Maluruil f<-v*r luting from a work to Un
day*. 1 took yotir medirino u A forlorn
hole, but now confou that 1*. P. P. was
• rral U-nciit."
IT MSLP YOU, TOO-AT ALL DRUQOISTS^flM
Fa V, UPPMAW, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
-P r - *?***>• To*ao, writes:
1 ti» Uvo loadmK blood pun tier.''
®r. Wkitehnd Msteslf*. bo., prescribes
•j * ,t b P- P- completely cured J,
H. Daridum. who had suffeisd tUtoun
gears With blood poteoa sad sore*.
If you cirnot secure any article you wish mentioned above
from your druggist write to American Proprietary. Co.,- Boston.
Mass., and they will supply you. » - r,-i3-4f—advt
DANGER 'AFTER GRIPPE
Becker Must Die For
Gamblers Death
(Continued from one!
many ways remarkable. Four gun
men, the active agents of the mur-
dcr. hs|ve already been executed. A
final attempt to s^eyhem l»y alleg
ed new evidence has led .to accusa
tions of p<rjnry against-the new wit
nesses and of subordination aciinst
Becker’s brother So keen is'the. in
terest in the Outcome and so power
ful the interests indirectly iaiodved
.tfcnt the case is famous in legal ao-.
nal*.
A chattel mortgage of *1,500 from
Herman Posern-hal to Tohn J. Dono
hue was file,! March 7. 10121 It was
discharged on April 25. though sat
isfaction vvns not filed until May 7
Meanw'mle. on April 15^ the -p-olW
had raided Rosenthal’s' gamlding
house, one of a string he had con
ducted in different places, It soot
hecaire know n that he was “sore”
fronr this and other experiences. He
♦ ried ip va^in ’o see Mayer Giynor
and Police Commissioner Waldo and
complain to them.of police persocu-
tlon.^T
Finally, early ih duly. Rosenthal
♦ook his story to District Attorney
Whitman, who prepared to use it
•gainst the '’System” of corrupt po
licemen in league with gamblers and
others for permitted and profitable
violation of the law*.
Rosenthal** story wa* that Police
Lieutenant Becker. In command of a
“strong-ann” squad of raider*. Iiad
loaned him the f 1.50ft in March to
run a gambling house: that Donohue
was # dummy; that Becker was to
have nad 20 per cent of the profit*:
that- Becker was hounding him In
suite nf thl« brief truce, and that he
was determined to tell the, truth.
Commissioner - Waldo wrote on T«-
’r 10 t© Mr. Whitman asking that
Rosenthal'* story be investigated,
•end noting th»t Becker
’■•>r'> ere at stake. This Is why the
H*>» k°r trial is ten«e with big issue*.
m whv R will be watched with
rhsorbiii" interest. The World.
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Kf (HI—Reward—$100.
The readers of this paper will h"
pleased tri le;irn that tbepi is at
least one dreaded disease wat sci
ence has been able to cure in all its
rtuq'-e. -afid !hat,d« f'aAarrh. Hall’s
Catarrh Cure is tlm only positive
cure new known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being a constitu
tional disease, requires a constitu
tional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh
Cure is taken internally* acting di
rectly upon the blood and mucous
sttrf.aees of the system, thereby de
stroying the foundation of the.dis
ease, and giving the patient strength
by building up fhe Constitution and
assisting nature in doing it* work.
The proprietors have so much faith
n Its curative powers that they-of-
fer One Hundred Dollars far any
ase that it fails to cure. Send /or
list of testimonials. Address F. .1.
CHRNEY A- CO.. Toledo. O. Sold
bv all druggists 75c. Take Hall's
Pills for cortstiputlon. ,•*
Lies in Poor Blood, Cough aj^d
Worn-Out Condition.
" Grippe, pleurisy, pneumonia ar
greatly to* be feared at this season
To prevent grippa from being fol
lowed by either pleurisy or pneumo-
nia, U-'ia important to drive tho la-
traces of it out of the system.
Our advice is to take Yinol. our
delicious cod liver and iron prepar .- |
lion without ikl. and get your
strength and Titaiity back quickly.
\V. W. Lake of Aberdeen, Mica., !
»ays: Grippe left mo weak. mn-dowT.
rad with a severe tough from which
! suffered for a long time. 1 tried
lifferent remedies, hut nothing &een>
»d to do me any good until I took
Vinol from- which l''rocr-ived^p'-i.t
acneflt. My cough is almost enure: -
jodo and I am strong and well again. ’
Try Vino] With the certainty that
if it does not benefit you we will give
back your money.
P. S. For Eczema of Scalp try
our Saxo Salve. We guarantee It,'
“McCouob’s are Sire to k Put’
That's what custoasers soy. Yot
can't fool the bonsewtves on Hsvoring
F.xtrscts, Spices and Baking Powder. |
That^j* why they arc insisting i
McConnon's.
McCummom’s Har»rimgian the standard
everywhere. Competitors say “As
good as McCoaaoa’s.'' Stick ttr^lhe
genuine McCoaaon's and get roll
strength goods every time.
.IfrOwasa's iirmmi Spttn arc abso
lutely pure and we put them ap in oar
celebrated Sanitary Sealed Spice Can.-
Insist on. getting this can, the spice
keeps a great deal better in it. #
+ M(C»mmon't Bmkimt Patrdrr—one teO-
spoonful to a quart of sifted flour. Tkis
powder will please you and the price is
low. (let at least five cans from the
salesman, he calls only two or three
times a vrar.
SOU) BY •
J. 3. DuBOtS.
The Me Con non Man .
Porch
Shades
Hot Ni|kU ore CoofNifktt—Bekbd tbe V«4ors
Get the deep, lost sleep of childhood again. Sleep oa tbs porch (
Let the Yodors give yon privacy. - Dr. Air soothes yon to sleep,
bnilds your health wftifr you sleep. Eat oa the porch and ftad appe
tite! Sit there! e»d find health I Vodors are inexpensive. y
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AWNINGS MADE TO ORDER
We send blanks (or medsurements and mukc your awning*
fo fit. No better work is possible than that done by our Awning
Department.
VICTOR TALKING MACHINES
Any style machine you may want may be had frt....
stock. Send for catalogue of new records and a book of
struction on modern dances.
>m our
in>
■NtTfiJICR r PIKIISUT IT.
siviimian fiiaaaia.
Professional Notices.
'i-. <?-
. Is A'tmr Ice Box Safe?
In the June Woman’s Home Coin
pani.on, Walter Peet. a physician,
writes an article entitled ”Th,'. Safe
Ice Box.” Following Is an extract:
• “The home Ice box is a most Im
portant factor In maintaining the
family health, and may he a decided
menace to It If R la not properly ] Carolina,
looked after.
“It is poor economy to^get a small
anrount of Ice; a large supply put in
at one time and completely filling
the Ice compartn^ent will last
than the sam^ amount su
dallv small portions.
“The refrigerator should be wash
ed thoroughlv ©nee a week. Re
move all the fixtures, including tht
drain pipe. Use a strong solut<or
.of carbonate of soda f washing sodsi
did h«s d"*;’ | with no soap. Get into all the cor-
InvifatioB* Are out.
The following Invitation hii« been
issued: ’’Mw. James S. ('rosbv r»*-
quests the honor of your presence at
the manage of her daughter. Eula-
lle, to Mr. Henry Aquill^ Hiott, on
Wednesday evening, the third of
'une, one thousand nine hundred
and fourteen, at seven o’clock, at the.
Methodist church, Harleyville. South
In
in spite of alleged entanaglements” | ners and crevices with a small brush.
»nd Rosenthal had been run out pf and use-a large brush and cloth* for
s..«»ness Rosenthal on July 12 an-‘‘fb. flat surfaces. Next scald out
oiled for a warrant against the of- with boiling water. rea«h ng every
flrors—not Becker—who had raided , point of the interior and. finallv.
him. and talked freelv in the mag
istrate’s court of hi« gx evan«*es.
naming Becke/. July 1.1. Saturday,
he dictated a full account of his ex-
periencwjt In th«' underworld and
sig»ed a briefer affidavit. The
Affidavit, but not the confession, was
printed next morning. July 14. Re
side* acc’isinv Becker, Rosenthal ha 1
given. Mr. Whitman the names of
other raml»l' , rs who might be t a<»-
♦o testify. EarlyMn the morninir of
July Ifi Rosenthal was murdered in
the street in front of the Hotel Me»-
rtipole by gunmen, w ho mad** heir es
cape in a gray auomobilo that had
awaited them. *" , \
!The roftce theorv of the murder
-was that It was a mepe Incident ti.
a "gaeiler’s war.” soon to lie forgot
ten. Rut on the following mornhig.
Julv 17. there was printer: Rosen
thal's longer story, dictated the pre
vious Saturday. If carried convic
tion like a solemn voice front tn-
fomb. It supplied the murder nr,
tlve in a different theprv tfid the
ory that Rosenthal was deliberate^' 1
murdered^ to protect th'* PRy^tefn/'
Its friendtirilnd ts profits 'To ullat
theory the hengBng of the pqlfce/fn
their search for the piurdorerty'w ho
might have escaped but for Mr.
Whitman’s promptness and’persist
ence.'.gave a strong appearance of
proh?bilit% - ,'
From that (fay the theorv of the
proser„t«on have remained unchang
ed. If Roserthal was merely thrx
victim-of a gambler’s war. four of
his murderers are dead and the ne-
count is closed. If-they'acted as the
agents of Becker, and in fear of him,
’he\”8ystem” a sain .goes .into the
dock with the former police iieuten-
*nl- It is the real defendant. • More
than the fortunes of one man, there-
i
Child (Yum? Feverish^’ Sick?
A cross, peevish, listless child,
with coated tongue, pale, doesn’t
sleep; eats sometimes very little,
then again ravenously; stomach sour
and breath fetid; pains in stomach,
with diarrhea; grinds teeth while
deep, and starts up with terror—
all suggest a Worm Killer- some
thing that expela worms and almost
every child has thenx Get a box to
day. Start at once. You won’t
have to 'coax, ns Klckapoo Worm
Killer Is a candy confection. Expels
the worms, the cause of your child’s
trouble. 25c, at your druggist.. ,'
thoroughly ripse with cold water in
order to epol the interior. LeaVe all
the doors open for a good airing.
“Wash the fixtures and drain pipe
in. the same manner, usine a rt'rong
wire-handled,round brush f or the In-
•’do pf the drain pipe. If the fiV
lures'are not too large and tho drain
ntoe is in sections, it is weR also to
nut them in -the clothes boiler and
boiling washing sodn solution.
“It J« important, also, regularly tp
1 ok after the stationery drip pan
nrd the pine leading front it.,
“The nan should he washed and
<*« pipe flushed with a strong solu
tion of. lye. ,
‘•The ice should be thorougMv
•yashed after■ it-comes from th® ic«
man. for it often has loo«e dirt cling
ing to it. Put it into the sink and
turn on the faucet full and^te cer-
•tin tha* tho water reaches each of
♦he six sides of the cub*’!”
R. M. JEFf'ERIES,
Attomey-at-La*,
OFPIt.i: IN COURT house.
Walterboro, S. C
Will Practice in All Courts.
•OFFICE OF—
DR. A. J. ANDERSON.
DENTAL SURGEON.
OFFICE HOCUS:
• A. M. to S P. M.; « P. M. to 0 P. M.
PHONE lOOX ^
WALTERBORO. S. C.
Eyeiything' in Dry Goods. Clothing Shoes
Hats aniF M ill in ery/Sold at Surprisingly low
prices. Give us a call and .we will prove ^it.
. At FRANKS
■ Charleston Surprise Bargain House,
Walterboro, South. Carolina.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
J, FRANK Manager
■ DR. H.
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WALTKKBOItO. «. C.
Assoiiaicd with Dr. D. J. kici
haay In ofttes next to Wulterbo.-*
Drug CompMiiy. Usuo! Offico Hours
PHONE «7X.
DR. 1NO.
(tin* Lltfle Box
ef T^t'crtpe wil often cure ruses of
Eczema; Tetter, etc., nf. ten and fif
teen years standing. It is^becatiip
this sahe )>mh(idies correct scientific
f'rincuile-* in t.he’treatteent of skin
diseases lUtet it reliev °s T*'tter. Fh - ze-
mtr^A Ringworm, fteb. Childhlains '
etc. It li*i th<* .•ibsolute ma«*er cf
“kin diseat-'trtt a-e-rhoipanda will f<
*i:y. r."c it drugi'iits or by 'Mail |
from jvhtiptrine Co., Savannah, Ga
No. 666 '
Thi« ia a prescription prepared fcspecially'
for MALARIA or CHULS d. FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
if taken then as a tonic It.e Fever will not
return. It sets on the liver better than
Cclccicl and docs not gripea'sjeken. 25c
Indigestioi ^
i* often the reonlt of poor Ueo-t. T>-s
glsml* that m-rn-te the i*»»tri-- Joior* '■»*>-
notgrt ths riijht rhemH altUn-ni |» init.^4
Mood, and undiamteit f-.-t e- t, lato i •
Intectine*. raumne frrm»-i**ti<-n. h»i-i•
arha. <-om*tipation. nrurilrta and r k '-u-
matUm, with a whola train of att<-{-ta-1
dinordwr* TheM* dironirr^ niak»th»S- -- »t
worw. v Until it l* <• Ira tied of por-ori t: •-ra
ran lx* no relief. Clean the Mood an-J hi- ■ ■ I
all ills ara r-utexl.
Rheumatism
has dinappeared after ti>»n->»of Mn> -*o#
l>r>nn»' itemedy for the hl-.-i To*
•toaia*'h'ha* regained ll« strenirth. and
the whole diae.tiee trart Ca. town toned-
up p> do ite work well t,i>e Nature' the
rhan<* *he want*. She willNlepatr the
daiaac*.
irs. Joe Person’s
RHHIRflllff
Aids Naturs,
Thai is ons of the reason* tt h*« fjs*. *o
sumaMful f«ir forty yeara in "h.aiifg O-e
reetorin* urong riu«e!e.. ^t-a>ljr
nerve* and c<mm1 Mamaehi to t):« ill Hnn-
dre-K of your neighl'"'* ' an and -to t-'-llfy
to thi^ •terliac reined: for hlood dlaaasssi
nad woman * fib.
Your drucfi.t r ''i*ht t-- have if !f
eannot ni|-i ly you. M-nd.. h.s ■..aw and a
dollm to the tnanuf«-iunT^
V
slgMKDV SALES CORPORATtCN.
, North Cwroliwa.
Mrs* Joe Pf nail’s Wash t , J
incoiitnn iioti «ati u... it - * - ;a ,
euroStorm and tho r«ii t * ( nt
snd cotuto-cted >■ jt**t m,
ValiiHlilo to w-ln.- ■ ,| .>
I^tie us.-d foi uK erauon-
Hl'GXA, DENTI8TV
r i « ■ * ' » w
a. c.
At Cbrhardt from **t to 20th of
•uch month, aud at Colleton tbs
balance of the tuonth.
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«L E. DulLWT.
Civil t.nicUrtwr nshI IoumI Survey, .
OHTT.ViEV ILLE. #L <X
Prompt AtteiAion all bur.ne a 1
Plata Made. ALL WORK GUARAN
TEED.
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•THE REST OF EVERYTHING IN MUSK *’ *
Pianos, Player Pianos, Organs, Victrolas an»l mt:s
^all kinejs. ^ We solicit your patronage
prompt anti careful service,
2i:i King Street, Charleston,
Samuel I). Carr. Special Representiitivt
and
S.
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will give
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Kingstree, S. €.
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^ A Foil Literary, ScleRtlllc and Technical School for Young Men
/y ittrrm the yonr.f men- f tl,•>.«,»!. theiw*t r^ocational a<ft antatt*-*. twtkm. Tl'tt i-*>ur*e ImuIk Pi the detrria,(if llaehelnr nf SrtrueeIto Rn(l-
oirH» r pOkitiveX, hrl.tWfj I' tltoen^r,. ju the mtnimnm e*|i*nw Knututcl nerritif, amt r*mutitute* a MMitid *tarl f-ir atui'-'l any indu^tiial pursuit,
in and hultlsa rw-ogi Usd pn.itkoi aw>--ag the high crwle institutions Th* C*dl#**-nwn* t* spjeudid huiMhigs W Uri» l«>r|u»rtl<iii» and
<•1 theSvuth. " shi-roUgh e<ji|lt>mrtit (is Kat ully of fifleen ndlega-traiin-d spwiallsts
B. Irw-hidir g and tutor*‘is larit,- enough U> insure the amount vf tM-nNuial in. true to.,,
tiar
amount vf peiwwnal instruction
Braduate e<.Ftr*e ]
JOHN M. Ki.i lS.
VValterbort'j, k. L".
te tW Pegrse *( A. _ -- I _ ^
Asrietit ai d Molern |au.gua(r* Knciish. Hists-ry, Xlathnnatir*. s-. ixl and individual attention »oe*»entiaT.to the le-st reenlts.
and PohUral L v *-noaiv Orat.-ry ard Natural hrwn^es. Also a post, The l'afnpus Ilf* t< most wholesome, and th# tradition* nf honor and
— I lea-ting So It e fsecree of Mwster vfwXrts morality art high. There is no ha/:iig. AtUletks are «ndnr„-d a?>d
—1~--|— h -r .«*< f1r-Ww*mNwir^'~i r rarefully sopemsed h> the t- - acuity. < 1 > mnasimn work is rompulw-ry.
Ke^aipped xfc-.p# ai -t lat.waP-n, « all n^-essary air .The athletir work.of Newl^rr, i.. •-•- — 1 — ^ *
tnuas and aia-'iaersN. wait, r a separatert»rpa «.f exp, n»o<-*<l
.-ftanfacKj.? heirg rx.ni ^-txd with a regaiar liwtarj iii»«- m-'rai an-i spiruuai weiiare cl Uim student 1* the u-hont'. - h!ef <on<-«ni.
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.all ne>-es»ary ap- The athletic work-of New U-Vry « idlej-e In late years ha* Iwen fyMBio>.t
■M-' -e-l instmrteiys. 'among tl.i# Nouth Carolina College-. The religious life iehleali and the
;uiar literary Insti- moral ami spiiitugi Welfare (ff JPiu student ia tha •rtoooi'* - hlef roiu-en.
CertiArates fr-.m arerwditest high whmd* admit without •laiilinatioli. A prepara-
P>ry •rhool de part met-»-f--r hlgh-sctned Oin-ler gmd- e
nates. Next tension oja-n* SeptaDila-r 17, liiJt.
I’or catalogue and partk-ular*, addre-X
Rev. J. Henry Harnvs. D. D.»
President, ,
Newberry, S. C.
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