The people. (Camden, S.C.) 1904-1911, September 13, 1906, Image 2
publ^hexT ^''j^Ty T|?ru^DA,V.
|?BSCKfffoi, 4t.M nfT imp.
<fDnnifIen. 8. jpt, Sept. Iff, lfOO.
{Col. Ans^l was elected 4S over -
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Lyon was elated Attc^ney1
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>$ullivi}j) was clotted R. R.
jCoid mission^}*.
V
,West was elected Co. Super
visor.
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^o^ts are about as we ex*
jpeclefl.
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.Now a partial rest on politics.
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Spelling reform "a la Ruce
velt.V Great.
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Too much fuse over that
^colored circular.
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?We ipve a cheerful Ijar, but
?gme election liars draw it too
.fine. \ye don't njpan tlip voK?r,
jfciut t)je "tooter."
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fhe country editor seems to
.Jiave held up very well pnder
Recent ^fiicylties. ^Ye got in a
majority fit our fflen.
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We dujbj't attempt any dictfi
.tion during the progress of the
jeceut elections. Just happened
l+o be on tho rigfyt side.
/The weatfyir has p dpprpssiqg
^tfect op pup bysiness as $ mar
rying Notyry Public. It won't
last a)*vayjs. QfRw |)pur? fropi
j&un to sun, or any old time later
^PELLINO HKFOKM.
.We have been more or less
^m pressed with the idea of spell
ing refprfp as advocated by Prof,
grander Mathews, and bjicked
jby Andrew Carnegie, the bene
iiciary pf public libraries, the
ii?eueticiaries of tlipge libraries
jJjeing obligate*} fa put up dollar
fov .dollar with Mr. Carnegie m
Jfrhe establish mentqf the libraries
403^ablishe^, they, }?eing ii* the
fjnain poor though wiling, }Jr.
^Carnegie, it will be remembered
^is that philanthropist WHO, JVC
?PRDING TO "HIMSELF
.WOULD CONSIDER IT J\ DIS
^ORACE TO DIE RICH.
Qft the lace of this propo^j
^c* worth hi good money
n<ft Jess than *900,000,000, an
jpld man, insists on dollar for
dollar being put up against his
jH?" ^ such they be,
;Hu3 ' Oirthpr that the
^inme given the libraries so es
tablished shall be ??The Carne
jtfjP Library.'. A % number of
pwmm unity and J^te libraries
Jiave bpeij caught by this gufl
uncj the name, CARNEGIE
LJ^iAJlY" is emblazoned on
jthe froijt of several institutions
of t^p chunjplpr indicated, in
puy. state.
^ JIumbug, friends. This canny
4^cotchmq,n, family uulcnown,
came to us when about twplve
jfears of age if our information
'serves us. I}y native wit. and
ability, he pushed hijnself into
"he fiont rank of those seeking
and obtaining money and the
j>owpr tljat. money implies. All
credjt that is due him be given
Jjim, but the faat that ho came
|o us, a ww Scofch lad, know
ijg nothing of our language de
jars him from thp right to evqn
casually indicate, or dictate to
us how our Queen's English
shall tye spelt.
Resident RopseveH has en
dorsed the suggestion of these
,two antiquated would be-knqw
?ind-do-every tiling different from
any ono in thq common lierfl.
*fhe President tolls you and i}8
*11 an official ufcase that in wait
Wg a letter to u friend, a rela
tive but njpre esjieci^ly a best
tfirl, the writer mq*t get off
^omethin^ )iKe this:
dearLuv:
. X" l,ttV no Idea of thq
( J twins that went pver me last
??* Xi iOU, 1 wt 10 t,,e
j Tir ?1 ^ t,lw u?ual
Hav yu ccswl to luv iaef if|
rito 011 more and
lllUkfl a hurt now aklng,, nke
ye Ignore. My hart is ful of
) u; ,in<J n,>' <lear luv, I hPjp?
It was . because yap w*s nick
tbat'yu $dn'i rite to me lust
week." <|fot that I wa#t yu to be
sick, if yu won ??ck, put to e$e
i*ytjp|Iy akinghaijfc. Lwv, Juv,
notliLj^ but luv frppi
Your fathful
JOHN.
"Nnff sed."
^Mo^lete Elerf^n Return*.
The returns the election
otf Tuesday received by us up tp
lt.fu. of yesterday (Wednesday)
indicate the election of M. F.
Ansel for Governor; J. p. Lyop
for Attorney General, j. M. Sul
livuu for Railroad Commissioner,
and M. C. West fpr County
Supervisor.
These results were expected
by all who had made the situa
tion a study. As to ourselves,
we wrpte the editorial brevities
to be fopnd in ouf tirst column.
|>efore the election was held, and
didn't have to change a word of
them.
The returns white of course in
complete, indicate a final ma
jority for Col. Ansel of 7,0Qp.
\?r. Lyon will go in by 15, 000 to
18,000 over Mr. Kagsdale. Mr.
Sullivan's lead over Col. Whar
ton will not be great., out will be
comfortable. The lead and elec
tion of Mr. West over Mr. Wil
liams con not be estimated as so
few boxes have been received
at this writing
We confess to a feeling of con
siderable satisfaction in publish
ing the State election returns.
For once in our life we support
ed the winners which is a fairly
certain sign of a healthy growth
of proper public pentirpent.
With all deference to the hon
esty of opinion pf a number of
those who differed with us dur
ing the recent campaign, men
who are honest men and good
persopal fripmjs of ours, we can
not too strongly condemn the
tuctics resorted to by a p umber
of others to accomplish not only
our defeat but that pf the prin
ctples that we rcprpsented in the
persons of others. From Sena
tor Tillman, the great exponent
of dispensary ism, down to the
dispensary constable, the cry
went up as loud au the thunder
of heaven, down ip the gentlest
zephyr that ever fanned the
pheek of a majden, either the
clarion cry, or tho liny murmer ?
"Anything, anything tp kill out
the opposition." Thanks be to
God, and through Him, the op
position was uot killed out, and
South Carolina is redeemed from
the incubus of bpssism and fan
atical adherence to a .despicable
and mistaken policy, It was!
easy in this election for good
men to be misledapd to vote
contrary to their best in
terests. It was equally easy.. for
those who attempted to do the
misleading, for the advocates of
better government had np or
ganization, and no means with
which to repel the qttucks of an
insidious foe. They depended
w holiy upon the good common
sense of the plain people, and
the result fully demonstrated
that their confidence was not
misplaced.
Iu conclusion, we think we
voice the sentiment of all that
we have no two better citizens
in the State than R. I. Manning
and J. W. Uagsdale, but that
they were defeated by two equal
ly as good citizens goes to show
that issues and not men were
considered, qr the majorities re
ceived by tl|0 two latfer named
gentlemen would not have hpen
so decisive.
Poultry NotfN.
If the chickens have nqt al
ready been culled it is high time
the work was being done.
Young pnl lots and heus should
not be fed in the same lot, as
they require different arnqunts
I of feed.
flio sooner the poultry raiser
secures a /lock of hens that lays
largo eggs tho more pertain will
be his profits from the eg" suu
pi j. * 1
Ifavo everything in readiness
tor winter before winter sots in.
Cold ruins will bo?'in almost, be
fore we know if, and fho hens
will need a good house to pro
tect them.
T'ie selection of hens is a good
way to dovolop the size of eggs.
Kdich year those thai come near
est laying the kind of eggs
wanted should be kept for the
next year's breeding pens.
The most attractive poultry
houso ever designed is of no
value if the hens are not induced
by the cq pi forts afforded to lay
the lurgpst number pf eggs at.
all seasons of tho yei*r.
Never try to keep more hons
during J-ho winter season than
pap be proiierly cared for, and
don t crowd them ip their win
ter quarters Proper care g^ven
to a few will returq more profit
^han a number neglected.
Duy a trio of pqre-bred young
birds before winter begins, givo
good management and allow all
tho comforts that can be afforded
and vhe result will be largo,
brood*i of pure- bred chicks next,
spring. ? - 1
Wfjvtfllle Dot*.
?Mr. W. F. Truesdell is put
4 ibg in a modern ginnery. Gin
agf) press are expected by every
freight. He has in connection
i with the new plant, a complete
.saw mill outfit and is doing a
good business along that line.
The health of the community
is not good owing to excessive
rains. Crops generally are not
satisfactory, cotton showing up
not more than one half and porn
barely medium.
Prom present appear auoes we
will soon have two marriages to
report. No more at present.
J3. & S.
To All Democratic Voters.
Washington, D. C.,
Aug. 15, '06.
If there ever was a time in the*
history of the Democratic party
for the manifestation of loyalty
and patriotism ou the part of its
members, it is right now.
If we are to wiu a victory and
elect a President two jTears hence,
we must first elect a House of
Representatives this fall. A
Democratic House can aud will
investigate every department of
the Government. With all of
them honeycombed by "graft,**
the edges of which, only, have
been touched by reetnit exposure
and prosecutions, there will be
a revelation of rottenness that
will astound the country and
create a demand for a Democra
tic administration to clean the
Government workshop.
To win the House we need
mouey to defray legitimate ex
penses and get out our vote.
Wp have no protected monopo
lies from which to draw to till
our coffers, as they do those oi
the Republican party. We must,
therefore, appeal t<o loyal pemo
crats for contributions.
Will you send us $1.00 at once,
and in return for this we will
send you copies of our carapa.^n
literature issued by the Commit
tee. You will have the thanks
of the entire Democratic party
for your favorable response to
our request. - Address all re
mittances to
J. M. Griggs, Chairman.
Munsey Building,
Washington, D. C.
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all rnwirln or mo tarn. *? obtain MTINTi
THAT PAY. tbma tboro^Uj. at
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on patentability. W year*" fefliua. SUR
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Book on Profitable Patent* write to
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Lumber of all sizes to suit
ANYONE.
Yard located on DeKalb Street.
East of Collins' Residence.
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A Busy Medicine for Busy People,
Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigor.
A mccifle for Constipation, Indention, Liver
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ROTARY PDBLIC.
Kottrlal Certificate with Seal.
Any Legal Wank
filled and probated.
Wills, Contracts and
greemenls,
Specialties.
Cftll at or 'Phone
THE PEOPLE'S OFFICE..
Camden. S. C.
Bids loflteA ^ C$tjr,
Office City Cleik $ Tr???; l
Camden, 3- P. f
i Sealed proposal# f)i| be re
ceived at this office pntil i| M.,
Nfonday, September ft*th, 1000,
for putting down a uniform line
of Curbing on both sMUm of Broad
Qtreet from Dekalb to York
Streets.
All necessary information pan
be had on application to A. J.
rftttie, J. J. Woikfpan and W.
Hough, Committee on Streets.
By order of City Council,
J. J. Goodale,
City Clerk A Treas.
g- 9 . ? ? l.,.? ?- i- -j
TeaolierH* Examination
The next regular semi-annual
examination for teacher's Cer
tificates will be at the Court
(louse Friday, September 21st,
and Saturday, September 2?ud,
beginning at 9 o'clock.
This will be the last examina
tion until next May. Teachers
will please note this fact and
pome now if you wish to teach.
The ?>tate Board of Education
will not grant special examina
tions, so please do not ask us
for such.
W. B. Turner,
Supt. Eld. Kersliaw, Co.
Bids Invited.
Notice is hereby given that
bids will be received for build
ing a new school house at Provi
dence, School Dist., No. 15.
?>eo or write to the undersigned
trustees. Bids for same will be
received up to and including the
14th. Plans and specifications
made known on day of letting.
The Board^ reserves the right to
reject any or all^ids.
S. A. Wfest, CJei*k.
T. A. Spears,
A. M. Norton.
Trustees.
Bridge to Lot.
Notice is hereby givwi that on
Saturday, October Oth, 1U06,
bids will. be received by the
County Board of Commissioners
for Kershaw Cqnnty to build a
bridge over Sander's Creek at
the old Vaughan . gin. Bids to
be received at said place, and
lans and specifications made
nown on day of letting.
The Board reserves the rights
to reject any and all bids.
By order of the Qpard of
County Commissioners.
J, M. Sowell,
Supervisor,
citation,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA )
County of Keifchaw. )
By J. B. Phelps \ Probate Judge.
Whereas, Jas. Mi-Wright made suit
to ine to grant him Letters of Adiuiuis
(ration of the Estate of auq effects of
Samuel Wright, Sr.,
These are therefore to oife and ad
monish all and singula/ the kindred
and creditors of >tne 8ai{| Samuel
Wright, Sr.. deceased, that they be
and appear before ine, in the Court of
Probate, to be held at Camden on
September *28th uext after publication
thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
to show cause, if any tl??*y have, why
paid Administration bhoiild not he
granted.
Given under my hand, this 10th day
of September, A. 1). 11MHI.
J. B. Phelps,
Probate Judge.
Published on the 18tli uay of Sep
tember,, 1W00 iu The People.
60 YEARS* ?
EXPERIENCE
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Anyone tending n tketrh and dMcrlption may
quickly atowrtnln our opinion free whether aa
Invention It probably Patentable. CnniBunlf?
none tt riot if oni in dent in*. HANDBOOK on PMeBU
tent fr.je. f)Ulntt afrene; (or Mtonrl/je petent*.
P%t?nte taken through Maun ft Co. recctvt
?pttUI nolle*, without charge. In ttff?
Scientific American.
A handeowely lltattrated weekly. I Jirreet olr
cu'ation of any aetentlfl J Journal. Ttrmt, M ?
your : four tnonthe, $L UoM by all newedeulerp.
tetagrsteft*
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Mature Id strengthening and recon*
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ant ai^i tonic. No other preparation
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s Tesariuma, le*., or a echol
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lege or llkrtn echool in the U. a can be aectired
ty dota l ? little work at home for the Youth*
Vdrocati, an lllaat rated eeml-iaouthly Journal
ltl*eMktlD(ln character, moral In tone, an.
"(mcMu fniereatlng and profltabla to youag
people, Snt read with Interest and profit by p to
pte o# alt area, Storlca and other tnte?Wlnj
matter Well Tllaetrated. Sample mpleeaaat (t*e
Amenta wanted. Addraaa Ywitha' Advocate Pub
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Best Designs,
Est. E% O. McC rely lit.
DENT A I* 0ABD.
The undersigned resppptfully
informs his friends und patrons
that he has resumed (lis practice.
J. H. Alexander, D, D. S.
Office hours from Q a. m. to 5p. m.
Dr. E. G. Kirven
Pental Surgeon.
OFFICE OVEK
PR. F. LESLIE ZEUP'S.
Money to Loan
on Real Estate
After November 1st.
QLflRKE k VON TRESGKOW
Warning.
All persons are hereby warned
i}ot to harbor or hire a negro,
tjy name Prank Per kin who is
lender con t ract to me and has
violated said contract by leaving
l^y employ on or aboijt August
14th. Violators of tiu* wanting
will be prosecuted.
A- W. Watts .
Aug. 23 06.
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby warned
not to trespass upon my lands m
Kershaw county in any manner
whatsoever. Violatqrs of this
notice will be protie(iUted and
punished to the extent of the
law
T. F. Horton,
Kershaw, S. C.
Aug. 16-Gt.
T res p ass N olice.
All persons are hereby for
bidden to trespass in any man
ner whatsoever, by hunting,
cutting or hauling timber of any
kind, o|j my plapp on Juinpiug
(xully c^eek, in township No. 0.
(j. L. Mosley.
Aug. 21-3t.
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby not) tied
not to trespass upon our hinds in
Eastern Kershaw county, iu any
manner whatsoever. This land
is bounded on the North by lands
of II. M. Cooper, East by J. A.
Outlaw and Willie Stokes, South
by Black fyver, and West by
Fin ley and Iiochell Hall.
Any persqn violating this no
tice will be punished to the ex
tent of the law.
C. F. Outlaw,
D. J . Outlaw.
July 20. '06. Gt.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that no
claims agsinst the county for
work on the road or bridges of
the county will lie approved un
less the work was authorised by
a member of the board, ami the
member of the board authori
zing the work must approve the
claim befqro It is presented to
the Dourd.
J. M. SOWE^L,
County SujKjrvisor.
MTIWnTCW UILSOAO OT I. C,
Tune Table No. 6. To take etTVct
Hominy , January 10, 1*01, at 12.01 a. in.
Superseding 'Nine Table Nd; ^ <M|tet)
November 2, 1U08.
BKTWRKK Bt'MTKB * CAMpA*.
TUAlNft OOINO SOUTH ,
No. M No. 70
I.v Caimlen 4 lf> p in 7 00 a ni
8ou. Ky. Jnuetinn 4 in p m 7 10 a in
Ar Kllerbee 4 M p in 7 JI0 a m
Kembert* 4 48 p in 7 40 a in
Ar llnrden 4 M p in H 00 a in
At l>alzell 6 IS p in N <f> a in
Ar ji. W. .1 unn| ion f? IN p in M 6S a m
Ar Homier 6 45 p in V 00 a in
TRA1S* tpMNO NW1TH.
No. nt? No. 71
|<V Snmter ?#p m W :tfl a in
N. W. Junction ? 97 p m .in a in
l>alzell ? 47 p in li Wa in
Iliifdcn f (NV p m 10 10 a in
Rfmberta t W p m 10 *1 a m
Rjlerbee f Ilpn 10 SI a i^
8911. Ky. Junction 1 M) p ni 11 00 a w
<\r Camden IflOpm 11 10 % fy
J?o. 9(\ leave* Ca^en Mon., Wfd.
aiyd Friday at 1 p m, Sumter 4 10.
Jfo. fl7 leavea rtumtef Tnea,, Tlttyfa.
Hat . 11 00 a m, ar. Camden < 00 p rj?.
~ '? THOMAS1 Wll.rtON,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SfcheditleH Effective Aujj. )00?.
T* WisftMtM, in Ttfk |* East.
Pullman sloe per and Southern
Railway dining pars from Rqck
tT-ll
Trains arrive at Camden from
north *J 00 u in uud 12 noon,
From south and west 12 ?0 p
m and 6 OH p m.
For illustrated mutter about
'?The Lftud of the Sky," ''JJeau
tiful Sapphire Country/' and
Winter jtesorts, apply to tjie un
dersigned.
Lv Cantdeq
Ar Rock Hill
" Charlotte
0 20 p ip
9 20 p m
10 25 p ui
9 50 a pa
11 32 a in
1 43 p in
4 15 p m
?? Washington
?' 1 Baltimore
" Philadelphia
" Ifew York
Tt Uluityt art AsIitUU.
Lt i amtlrn V 0* a iq
Ar Columbia II 1& a ^
Ar Aikru 144 p IQ
Ar Augusls lg)p
Ar Spartanburg i~M> p ni
Ar Try on ^pw
Ar lletid|tr?oi>til)e (Kpni
Ar A*b?\f|ll?* 7 SO p at
Solid trail) wilfe Chair and Ca
fe Car from Kingville to Ashe;
ville without change.
It CUrteston, Atlanta |id Vest.
Lt Camden J IK) p n
l,v llrnnrh villi* 1 20 p m
Ar ('torlmi?ni K 4i j?
Ar Atlanta 6am
Ar Chattanooga IMam
Ar Cinciunatti ?K)p in
Ar Ht Lou in ) 52 a m
?I
Pttllmaii sleeper Rreppbvillo
to Atlanta connecting with sleep
er and dining par to Cincinnatti
For full information consult
V. S, COOPER, R. I. HURT, GEO. fc AU1K,
A|cnt, DIt Passenger Agint, Asst Cop Pws Agent,
Camdep, S. C. Qbarleston, S. C ADuti, Qi,
AIR LINE RAILWAY.
IMORTHiSOUTHEAST-WBST
Two Daily Pullman Vestibule*} Limited Train* Bet weep
NQKTII ANp SOUTH, yirnt Pining C*ro,
The BEST RATES ami KOUTE to all Ea*t#rn rules Via HH'H
M(>N1) and WASHINGTON, or via NOHFOI.K and Meamrra ? To
ATLANTA, N4S1IVILLK. MEMPHIS, LOUISVILLE. *T- LCNMS,
(')jirA(iO, NJ]W OKLKA)|S, aiul all point* South and ?
To SAVANNAH iiitl JACKSONVILLE and all points {^^|.UH(I>A
and 01' HA.
POSITIVELY THE SH0R?|ST LIRE PET! EE* 1IRTS H? SOUTH.
fJ^TY or detailed information, ratM, ?<>ht?dulr?. ftillm^n Tmrfa
tiont, etc., apply to any agont of SraUoard Air Line ^ailWKL
or W. L. Ilurroujrh*, TriTplltiiff Paw nicer Ajtcnt, INdiimbip , S. ().
Chas. F. Stewart, Anpt. Genl. Pass. Agt.
Savannah, Ga.
New Summer
Stock
?W ' H ? '
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes
and Hats,
A Splendid Line of Ladies'
Goods, Gent's, Youth's
and Boy's Clothing.
? m r? ? * nw ? . ? " ? ? ?
Furniture, ? -
Stoves and other Hardware.
Give me a call.
David Wolfe.
Ag<>iit fov
Waiuiaiuaker %V Drown Clothing.
Etoctlpn of City Ewglnoer.
Office of (Mty Clerk ami Treasurer,
City of Camden, S. t'? September
6, i?*.
applicant* (or the position of City
Engineer fop the City of Camden, 8.
C., for th* term of on* year, will b?*
received by the iimlermff ikmI until
Monday, Uflnbrr 1, IWHl, at 0 o'clock,
p. in.
Application* munt Mate the salary
expvcted, and thr applicant* iniint
furniAh testimonial* a* to ability and
experience in civil ritg ineerinj, refer
ence being made to actual service
nerformed and at what time and place.
'Yhe term of service ?* to begin ?t
%* rffly a rifty ?' practicable and at
MVAf be mutually agreed ii|H?n, and
IMil trrminate one year from the date
Vtf beginning unle?% subsequent mu
tual agreement skM) terminate the
lamr sooner or afyu( extend it.
The right to ff&ct any or all aRbli
rations I* r*?er|ed. >
lly order of C|tjr Council.
Address all mil meat ion t to
,u" T. 4. UfNU?AI.Kt
I'itJ lU?rk and Treasurer.
H. C.
| School Not too.
The public schools of Camden^
at the Factory and at Malvern
Hill, will open September Hi.
Parents are urged to enter
their children on the tir*t day^
I including those- who will reach
jl^e age of six years before Jam*
li%W 1. N<4 pupil a will l>e re
ceived hi tfrade 1 after the
second school inenth. Special
kindergarten wc*rk will be pro
vided for the very ini mature.
Catalogues of tho mcIhwI wil)
l>o trailed, on inquest, t<* fami
lies in tha country, 'fhajr pat
ronage if ?ol levied.
A small feo will bo charge^
graduates and othen desiring U*
take more lultranoeil, special
work. Application fop such
work should t>e made once.
H M, Kvuni'dy,