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E. II. AULL, EDITOR. EIITOIRIAI, COltItESP'ONDENCE. Columbia, Sept. 7.-The State Board of Control is in session this week. Sev eral gentlemen were down froi. New berry this week, and from what I can learn several more will be back this af ternoon. Th first came with a peti tion to have the location of the beer dispensary at Newberry changed to another part of town. The chairman of the Board told .te that the petition wouli be granted. And in addition to that, the lioard of Control for Newber ry had been summoned to appear here ('t l'riday morning to investigate cer tain matters in connection with the election of the dispentser. There are a great many rutmors alloat in connec tion with this election, and soic of them are of a damaging nature. These rutors have reached the State Board it such shape as to ,ause the Board to order the investigation. The whole matter, I presutme, will be aired to mlort'ow morning. * The State lioard is also engaged in investigating the State Comm1nissioner. The charges were that the commis sioner had been shipping goods and delivering some odds and ends without letting thetm go through the regular channels, and that the Superintendent had been selling to employe''s. These charges were a(dmitted, but the lBoard fotunl notlting wrong, and passed a resolution to that effeet. It was a little irrcgular, and that will be chatingel, lut nothitng cr' iiminia wias developed lgainst any of them. * Y In the death of I)r. C'rier, not.otly has his Chirt'hci and hiis college sutiered httt the State has sustained a great loss. lie was one of the few grat. men of thiis day. I)r. ('ai-lisle, of Wollord, is another, and Cromer, (of Newherry, i.; atnot hcr. TheS( mec m11,n who wme willinlg to sacr'itire that theyi' tay it) goodtl to thoir 'lurcl aid their fellow Itan. 'h1e gireat ntass of met anid a mau,jority Of min:-,ters of the gospel gen erally liid the iath of duty and the di rectionu of I'rovidence wiete there is the biggest salary, and where there is the greatest oppor'tunity for them4t to gratify whLat the world calls a laudable ambition. 1ut these three have, and are holding fast, and work ing hard with the struggling 'ollege of their Church on smaller saht'ies than they coutl easily have comntuded elsewhere. It takes a great mnait to fling wordly ease, and cmfort and earthly fame to the winds to take up a work of love and sacrilice. I)r. (Grier exerted an intiu ence for gool, which extends far he yotnd the borders of his own Chitur,1 and beyond the limits of his own State. And he was still in the full vigor of tu1anhlood. * * * My good old ftriettd, Alajot' F. Mlii er's is dead, too. II is was a trute atnd generous hear't, lie was a faithful >thieer andi mtemtber of the State I't'ess Associat ion. I shall mtiss htimi at out' ann iual g athrinitgs antd ott the trips. We ieverr hadl a mor'e t'ongential ntturei'. than his. lit he h as fin ishted hiis w,~orkc andi compthleted hiis eatthly jout" itey. At. the last mieetintg of the Asso ciationi he talked about htis sickniess and( abou)it the end just as if hte were pre par'ing for' a jom-ntiey. To imt it was not, ai diark antd d rear'y road. The de votlin an tilatttentLion of his two little daughtervis, wvho were with him i at Hat' r'is SpingstA~ and whlo were constantly at his s idie, was somteth Iitg Ibeauti ful to bhtohil. They were till bright anil cithet'rul and haiippy ini otte another''s companty. Mly sympatth1111ies tire w ithI thtose wi'') mtourni thte dea'itht of this itn thle Neal ease the b)ondsmetn have been niotilled to call atnd settle the shtortaIg2. 'iThe biond was a good one and will lbe paid without, suieing Wt bondsmnt if t hey cait agree as t.o the ainiout, of thteir' liability. Those pet' sons who owe for goods bought, ft'omn Lthe pen itenitiariy have.been not,ilied to settle up, and if they d10 ntot, G eneralI liinger' will enter suit to collect the amtout due. There is no crimitnal prlosecutiotn that, e, be br'ought, aga ist temt iny nioe thn against ainy other' cit izeni whoi owes mtontey anid has no(t pidi it. Yoiu cannhot prtosecuite ai mta clriminally in thtis State for' debt. * * The vaplor'intgs of the \'oee about jealously and envy ar'e tunusing tand lte i ng (it'otrous fartional stiife because they', did tnt pulish 'everal coliumnas of lthespee~tcheis oif iihe dist intgitishted spieak erls who wer'e ~in our1 ildst is absurd atnd rid iculouts. '.'Tere were otheri mat tirs that, needed attetioni, even if these speeches hado been considlered of enough ImptalO'unce as ntews to haive re poted( themi fully. The Voice Is struigglintg ver'y hard to revive inctioni al feeling, but she dont't go. Evet'y t,uh has got to stand Onl its; own bottom, andl we can no loniget' hope to hive on bitter ness andi strife. J'ThIerald and News wishes the Voice well, and woutld lhke to see it succeed and if the boost givetn it by these dist,inguished meni will do it good, wo shall be glad. We have no envy ci jeailousy of cour contemporary. This may not be an unusually hot sum mci, but It seems to me that it is the hottest I have ever expoenced. Cer' tainly it ha8 been hot here for' the past obveral days. E. H. A. Ah lipeal for tht orphan children In the Clinton Orphanage appeared in this paper of our last issue and should be heeded by our people. Newberry County has reresentatives in thif noble institution and their support, de. pends upon the generosity of the peo ple. It takes two hundred barrels of flour to feed these orphans one year. and who will refuse or fail to assist in giving these fatherless children bread. send your contributions to the Thron well Orphange. Clinto n. S. C.. it pro vision supply, tint i' you send money, send it to Rev. lr. .1aeobs. 1>ut send solethiig and send it now. No light to Ugines.. 'I'lie woni.in who is lovely in face, form and tenlper will always have faieids, but one who would be attrae tive uust keep her health. If she is weak, sickly and all run down, she will be nervous and irritable. If she hits constipation or kidney trouble, her impure blood will cause pimples, blot lies, skin eruptions and it wretched complexion. Electric Bitters is the best edicine in the world to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys and to puri fy the blood. It gives strong nerves, bright eyes, sniooth, velvety skin, rich Coniplexion. It will make i good looking, charming woman of a run tdowi invalid. Only .0 cents at all 1)rug Stores. TiE iNNOCKCNT 1'EI(IS:1 UNDIit TIlF. MOl'S LAW. Gtir Shot to i)enth by Mob Att:tcking Mor m1onx--lier Slayer KIIIs 1Iimself to 1'reven t .ieg Cnpturtd. (hattanooga, ''enn., Sept. .--ed nesdlay nigiht six \Iormon elders were conducting a tcetiug in a school house at P'ine Iilutl', Stewart County, Tenn., when the building was stormed by a niob of over 100 incn. Eggs anl rooks Vere thrown through the widows and the building ali1most entirely deinolish ed. Those present tied to save their lives, as bullets commenced to strike the building thick and fast. \1iss Mlary H-i1arden, a popultar young womttlt of the pilce, walked ltween the elders, Olson and 'etty, with a view of cheek ing the work of the mob. While the trio passed don.'-I the0 road shots wer e Iir"el fntii atibush, and the womani was hit y a iball an(d almost instantly kll ed. iter brothers vowed they w nltd arenge the crimue, atnd after the tir"., excitement, died out, t hey secured blood hounds til placel them on the trail of the assassins. IIIton \Iin'onl, at I.roiiinetnt, yountg farier aid supel intendent of a Sunday School, wrot.e a COnlfession statiig lie had killed the girl, but that it was an accident anl lie wished to rid himself of rmctorse of conscience. Shortly after the confession the bloolhounds trailed him to his home. V inson turned, icked up a knife and cit. his throat. alimost at the stune instant sending it bullet through his brailm. llis family and the ollieer's posse witntessed tile suicide. A Wor<l to Motiern. Mothers of children Iaffeeted with croup or ta severe cold need not hesitate to administer Clihamberlain's Cough I {etiedy. It Cnta1i his no 1111th n. or liareotic ini aniy tormi and tmay be giveni tas conlidently to the babe as to ati adult. Theo great success that las att lendted its, use in thle t,reat Inent, of colds anid etou p hias wotn fori it the approval anid praise it, has reeived thr outghmout the Untited St atet antd in miany foreign' lands. iotr sale by WV. l'. Pelciham. IDruggist. COM i'lT.ErNO A C'ONTRIACTm. ov. MctSweeneiiy iKeps i'reamislc, iMate lby (TJhe State, (ith.) Yeosterday Governor AleSweeney Coml tiuited to $50 each the set. enees of *100 each i iniposed uiponi J1. A. I tiddlec, It. I). Suittles atnd J1ohn it . Kelilett, in I .au retis County, for the viohation of the dispenisarty law. IHefore G overinior llerhe. occnine so) ill lie h ad told thte friends of these three defenidatits I hat it they wvould pay otie-hal f of the finte impolitsed by time cour it, lhe wvouldi eomuniI '.c the sentence to tha it amiiountt. 1 ef ote thie linies were paid Governor Elleihe beame very ill and lie was ticver able to ciompllete hiis part, of t he aigreetnt.. I potn t lie lilinig of thle prop)er c!ert ifiinaes tIhat the lintes had beeni pa id, G ov ernor McSweeneyv yesterdaiy giatied the e(inunilitationIs thecre'ey sitm ply earry inrg out thte agrtee tienit made by hiis 'redlecsor. Ilii I.tfo SvaiK Save't. of.1 ailannibal, lo., iately had a wvon derfulI deli verantice frutni a frighitfulI deathI. liIn elinig of it Ihe says: "'I was takten with T'yphiod l"ever, that tan tin0 tio Pntni ia. .l y I tungs be tuiiam1e14 hardened. I wtis so wea.k I cautldn't set tip Itn hl. Nothiig hld iln'. I exir 'tied to soon dlii of Cotnsuunption, wliein I heardm. of l)r. K( ig's New IDhe overy. On bio ot tlo gav\o great. reliet'. [ eottituet hi us e it, adii noiw an tuwtellI a 'ii strotng.I itni' t say It)o mu ich ini it prn s."'1 Ths miar vellu m01 iediceine is I lit sutr Mt andti quickest euro ini ihe world :or all Tlhiroiat andi I,.ung Trom'uble. It gular free at tall Drmug Slt re's; every bottlo ANNOUNOEMENTI Pr ompt and corret atdltel.. tion glie all ordercls fromi town 01r counltry. I'ull stock of new and reliable D)rugs and Mediicnes Graduated Pharmiacist, carel'(1 an d painfs taking in the compounding of 1)1hysicians' preCrOipItions, PELHiAM'8 PH-ARMhACY, DISPENSARY CONSPIRACY, LOOKING INTO AN ALLEGEI 1'LOT TO AHI,i1SIi TIlE STATE BOAR1). Senaation (tnned by $aie. to tnployea ant Witi out Ieports lint All Con cernelt lExonoftCiA, tSpeelial to (G reenvillo Nows.) C'olumbla. S. C., Sept. ti.-Something of i seisation Was sprung today in dis pensary eir:eles. Shipping Clerk Black reported that. Cominissionor I)outhit, Was sending Ot goods without, report inlg thet to him its required by a reso lotion of the board so as to keep track of all goods. lie also eharged Super intendent. Iiryant with selling whiskey to emlployees of the dispensiary. It was clearly shown and admitted that liqtuor was sold to emnployees of the dispensary and one of the iiinuher a inInor. Som. of the old employees were brought itp and said that. they had never bought. liquor except from iryant. Superintendent Bryant said that he had spoken about the stiles to Conmis sioner Vance and C'nnttissioner l)ou thit knew that he was making the sales as he saw the money turned in. Bryant admitted in.;ing the sales, but. said he thought lie was doing what he had a right t.o dv. As to the irregularities by l)outhit, he said that he sent out the goods simlp Iy to save trouble. lie did not re port to the shipping clerIc because as he had explained to the board pro viously. it, was a cumbersome and use less trouble to report every small sale and the board had consented to his entering such small sales on the cash book. One reason he sent beet' seized in Co luinbia out, for sale at half price was so as not to allow the beer to spoil while Ilack was not present. On another oc easion he jugged and sent, to local dis pensaries rider long in stock, and sent to dispensaries ts an experiIn::nt to see whether they could sell it. On another occasion hie sent a ease of wines to each of the d. pensaries here. The goods were sent here by Garrett for dis (ribution to dispensers to be used by theml as samtples for introducing goods. It was also charged that I)outhit, changed a number of orders where the White Seal brand was ordered and sub stituted Mereantile Club and another brand and sent out. other goods not ordered. lIe explained that the dis pensary was Ito longer selling 'hite Seal and lie iiad to substitute goods of about the sane price, and that lie sub titted where the goods were not in stock. 1 tlt;H lN TillE Wil T\'.; IttAItI. An interesting developlent was the inqtuiry along the line of an alleged cotn spiracy to abolish the State board of control. Mr. \V illiamis asked Black whetItr lie had heard of at conspiracy existing an)g certain public tmlen to abolish the board, especially in the State House. Nir. Black said that he had heard of it. Answering Mir. Williams further. wh Io pu11t the p)oinated quiestiont to hiim whether lie was in the conspit'acy or itot, Alr. Black dlenied it but saidi that lie hatd hecarid that lie anid Sec retarty of State Cooper were in it. Furthermnore lie ha d hetardl two proi'in tent, memibers (if the legislature say laust night, that the hoard ought to be abol ithed andi( they would wor'k to thaut endi. lI eplyinug to further (queCstionts, lie sauid that, he ha' talked to C'olonel Vanee tabout it, but that Colonel Vanutce was tot)ochi of a gentleman to do anty thing aWtgainiit the priesent mantagemen t in tin Ltnd(erhande(lLd wtay and theit' con v'ersaitiont was simly a discussion of 1po1litictal talk. in tinswei' to Mlr. WilIhams lie em phatieatlly denied that he hail ever tried to '"11y b)1ow" the prlesent d ispetnsary adinnisti'atiotn. he had talked to t1 r. lIh t'loani about ahol ishing the board (of c'onltrol. The board patssedl resolutions exon ertiting till pairties. Ha izelde'n olferecd ti resoluLttioin to look into the co)ntra-i htanid books. iMiiack's Iroun Nervet Wtas the resul t oif his spleiid hletalth. Itlomti table will tand( tremendt(ot4u eer gv tire nolt found 11w here Stomiuach, LIvter, ,(i hnoy tand Howels are otut of' order. If. youti want thmese glialltces and the sulccess they brling, utse I )r. K(inhg's New LIfe PIlls. They('3 develop every ovaer of birtini and1 hotly. Oily 25uc at a!! Drug Stores. PRiOMlI'E5 TO l'AY,' I'oloinel NetOa10aI oin lit (overntor iandi A' brrney General. (Cohnnhint IdaIecordu1, f;th.) Co,l. WN. A. N''al, aet omlpantied by his tattorniey's, Mless,.,. .1 tliusF. ogs of I 'iekeins, anid I'. II. Nelson, of Cohtnnla, caullIed on th~e Govt~erntor' tind M torney Genertil todAay in irefetenace to 1i mpertl. ten titary shoruitage alfalir. C oloneI Neal pr'omised to settle utp all bie owed the State by liday:i, saying that lie woul be11 hetc oni thatt day to teinderi a cheek. 'lThis tlaty elfect the suit against bontdsmen as to paying upj, butt tbe legal prloceed Ings Iit thle imeant,imen wvil nIot be bi,ayed. Robertson's Tasteless Chill Tonic! Pleasant to take and quick to act. The chil dren cry for it. The grown folks are never satisfied until they get it. Only 35c. a bottle at Robertson & Gilder's Drug Store. On tlie Might Track. (Sumter Watchman.) Tho Closterflield correspondent of the State in a lato letter offered the following sensiblu suggestions on a sub joet that should be thoroughly dis cussed in this State: "liseussing tho penitentiary scan.) dads recently, a progressive business imant of this county, who is keenly alive to the problem of road improvement, satid: "'he tilne has come for the State of South Carolina to stop farmin1g and go at something better. Tho Policy is wrong, even if the State farms had cleared, instead of lost money. The State has no right to tax the individual cit-izen to run a business that comes in conpetition with lhis own and holps to keep himtn down; nor is it. right for the State to lease big squads of con'iets at low rates to the large land owner, thus giving him a trenendous advantage over the small farmer. It is time for such unfair competition and favoritism to stop. There is no justice in suchi a distinction. "IThe convicts should be so worked as to affect rich and poor alike. '1'ho Court expenses and taxes come from the people at large-therefore the ben etits and prolits, if any there be, should go bark to the people in the same pro portion. "The only way to accomplish this much desired end is to work the con viets on the public roads. Let all of the convicts, together with the various County ehaingangs, be consolidated into nme grand State system, and thus re luce the expense to the lowest possible Iigure. E-:mploy only coinpetent olli Ciuls and provide theta with all of the machinery necessary for modermn road building. l'irst, let the most travelled public road in each county be surveyed, straightened, shortened, graded, and the work thoroughly (one, then take the next and so on until every public road in the state has been worked to a linish. "Require every ollicial connected with the system to give hond, and hold him to a strict perfrtmanee of his In tiv,. This reform will win, because it is right .. The ''aet success of ( hamberhitin's ('olit' Cilera and I)iarrhoea itenedy in tho treatment of bowel complaints has made it standard over the greater part. of the civilized world. iFor sale by W. E-. i'clhau, I)rugg:ist. AMITY LORIE NO. 87, A. F. M. A NI;:TRA ('t)M UN ICATION A of Amity Lodge, No. 87, A. P. M. will he held niext t1onday eveni g at 8.04) o'clock, in Masonic Hall. Visiting brethren cordially welcomed. 'The 1-'. C. )egree will be eonferret. A. C. .IONES, W. M. .1. H. M. K.iNARh, Secretary. Shoshoes We have now in stock the well and favorably known Keith Shoes for this Fall and Winter, Vici, Calf, &c., &c. Kid Lined, Cork Soles, the dryest and warm est Shoe made. The newest Lasts and Styles. The Excelsior Shoe Co. making the largest line of Boys' and YoUths' Shoes in this country. In ladies' shoes we carry the fullest, most complete, and up to date stock in the city. We have all widths and sizes in the newest lasts and toes. Heavy, serviceable welts to the lightest, dressiest, hand-turned. Ask for the Regna our beautiful specialty. Rubber Shoes for the million, first quality and guaranteed. COME AND SEE US. We lead the market in low prices for Shoes. Yours truly, Mo ved! Moved Has been novbd next door to J. 11 West's Furnituro Store. Come and soi our new place whero you will find t good line of Groccries all sold at mod orate prices. The lever of low prices pmsles oui business. Good Ooieo at 10c, 1)0r lb. Good Soda at 21c. per lb. 81 lbs Good Soap at. 25 ets. 7 Bars Octagon Soap 25 ets. Wo will bo glad to see all of our old Custolmers and as m1any new Ones a; will Como to our new place. S.C. MILITARY ACADEMY. Oflico of Chairm:an HoanI of Visitors. Charles-on. S. ('., Jul1y 1, 1sth9. ON1: VACANCY IN -HENNEPCl ary Cadetship in the SoiutL 'Caro unt iilitary Academtty exists in this, Newberry County. Blanks for appii cation for permIt. to enter cotpet.itive examination with sheet, giving neces sary informat,ion can be obtained from the respectivo county superintendents of educia ion. All opiieations, fully and clearly nado out, nust he in the hands of the Chairmtan by the 1st day of August. G. S. GA)S)IN, Chairman 13oard of Visitors. NEWBERRY COLLEGE. Commodious buildings; pure water. Three courses for degrees, with elect ives. Good I4ibra'y: working Laboratory. Eflicient preparatory department. Board, tuit,ion, and all fees pcr year need not, exceed $100 ill Collcgiatc Dcpartuicilt, $90 iii Prciaratory Dcpartclit. Next session hegins October 2nd. For eatalogue, address G:O. B. ClHOMER, President, Newberry, S. C. I(eeii Cool! Keep Cool! To do this dluring this hot weather call often at Jones' Fountain. We claim to serve 'Tlie best Ice Cream! The best Soda Water! The best Milk Shakes! The best Water Ices! The best Phosphates! to 1)e had. G all and be con L. M1. NPEI, All kinds of Marble and Granite Monuments, Headstones, Iron Railings etc. Also Metallic, Rosewood and Cloth Cover'ed Burial Caskets and Cases! Service in this line promtflty attended to (lay or night. Next D< ar to H[erald and News Ofllco, NEWBEBRY, -- - 8 . 0. WVideCst patonage aLnd fullest (1 equi ment in its history. Faculty 38; stum dents *i0f,; Thiree Academic (Coursecs; Thriee I'lec'!ve Courses; Three Profes sional Sch,ooXs, In Law, in Medicine and I 'harmacy. New I uildin1 gs, Water' WVorks, Splendd L(1IAbraries, Labora toriles, etc. Ad vaneced classes open to women. TIuiion $60 a year, Hoard $8 a mionth. A mp jle oppior'tuiIty for' self-help). Schol arsh1 i js and Loar's for the needy. Fro'c Summhiler Hchool for Teachers. 241 n str'uc~to, I47 St.udents. Total enr'oll mont (il4. For ill ustratedl Iianldbookc and Cata loguie, aLddr'(s P.resident, AIA LDERMA N, Chapel 11111, N. C. Notice to Oreditors. A LL ANT)SI4NGUJ~LR H lMORED I.~ itoirs of Allen M. NIchols, doe ecede, aro hereby required to renor in and1( establish thseir demands hofore m10 0on oath, as required hiv latw, on or b)efore the fifteenth (lay of September, 18119. W. D). HIAIRDY, Master. Contract to Let. S IEALJMD lHIDS WvILF, J1 RE Kceived1 until September 2nd fo' steel span 60 feet long by 12 feet wide, lattice pIers, 14 feet high, at Plester's old (now P'tts') mill, on Bush River. Right reserved to reject any and all bids.W. A. HILL, County Supervisor ...ABSOLU'I We will givi Purchaser ofgo of $2.00 or ovel of "CEDARINE" tU polish mnade. Prices In all my ROBERT fARBII ANI) FURNI Coffins an Newberry,. "Copeland Bross Sell Them Cheap!" 40-Inch, White Lawn at Sc. a yun. wot th 8:1C. 40-lnch WVhite Lawn at 10c. ~a ya, worth 124e. India LIne~ns at 5c. a yd. worth 80 "' " at 100 a yd. worth li.. " at 12A. a yd. worth 15-. 50 pieces Figured anid Pilaia La., .v 5e. a yd. worth 84 and lOc. 25 pieces of ['iguredl and( Plajin )rm, dies at 10c. and 12}c. a ydl., the~ .irn, kind and qjuality as others task '. 15c. and( 204s. for. We have a beautiful line of W hit.. a ganadies at J0c., i24c., I5o., 2' . 25. 35c. and 50c. a yd. You shoau let thema to appreciat.e them. We have just receivedl a new Vo pretty Laces, Emubroiderles nand 16. bons, Belt. Buckles, Beau ty IlanI aI Fans. All of these we soil ver, ch. 3. Come and see. OUR SHOE D EP AR T M i'N T Is () comle3te in every lIne. I ,:o II, Men's and Children's High ( ma Sh. an Lace and Button, Tant ar.'1 Bt.-k, Ox fords anid SIippers in any at : , ,. b and color. 6 Cases of Ladies' Oxfords at 753 w, -r'o. $1.00 5 Cases Ldiels' Oxf'ds $1.00 wio, n 8 2: 5 Cases Ladles' Oxf'ds $1 25 woirla $1 5tl 5 Cases Ladles' Ox f'ds $I 50. wor I ba s2 (I 5 Cases Ladles' Ox f'ds $2.Un, u a rh i .2.5r Misses i '1(d Childlren's SI a pe as anad Ox fordsa at 50c., 75e, and $J 0l a .a ira Thel behst line of Mena's aandu lhog Panit, in Newberry, at just " boai h'ah the price you pay for thern . wia' a. New lot Boys' and Childr. e -( io . lng, which we sell cheaper a a:.,. Shirts, Shirts, ShIrts. We ha veu ' a to sui t any one, at any p)rice from -25, to $1 .50--all the latest stye. Umbrellas and Parasols. We (oiaItl'i be0 beat onl UJmbrellas: 100 Umbrellas with steel rodls iit SI). 100 " " - '' . - 100 Silk Umbrellas " " 1s or, 104. "' "' SI - .a .) and( $150. A'ak to see these Umnabrela'. WVe hatve Just received a lo r.i. - Serge ( ei. antd Vestsa, arid Cra-ba iso and( we will certaInly seal ' ie-m eiaenp Come to see us on anyl ('bag i' ''ma line. WeV WIll guaranteeo t., setil te Best Goaods for the monov' of anly Stuore In Newberry. Conme to see us afltn. Main Str 't, Newb-- a y, s. Clifflord Seminary. UNION, S. C. Full college courses of high sIah,a-J. Superior advantages in Art and Nlrasie. Number of pupils limIted so that, pe01 sonal instruction and care can be given. Board, tuition, In all college literary courses. Vocal music in classes. Aa't Calisthenics-$130 per year. .deal clImate for health. fli1t President Clothing, Shaoes andl~ Furnishing Goouds are boing received daily at itt Jamileson's. ELY FREE... to every Cash ods to the amount r, a 25 cent bottle e best furniture lines are very low . LEAfTL, GRANITE WORK, TUNE! d Caskets! . . .S. C. Coqlopy! OOTEN. R.C.W|LL|AMS --THE Greets His Friends in 1899 - And asks a cor tinuance of their 'PATRO He will b show you h and to selL,to B3EFORE BUYINO Just Received A NEW LINE OF FRIENDSHIP BRACE-W LETS AND HEARTS. Eiiara Scioltz, JIM '~EIiMB & OPTI10!H