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__ mmmmzmm? j CO THP 1 k uu g They ! I THE QUAK | une r [ s fTlSGSTKE GIUEI MD1161 f ( Haiti mm On Friday, April 2. the preliminary contest to decide who shall be o?? the declamation at commencement was held in the school auditorium. A number ot visitors,friends and mothers, who were interested in the contestants, were present and in spite of the fact that the contest was pretty long1, inasmuch as each member of the eighth, ninth and tenth grades had to "speak a piece," most of them remained until it was all over and the decision of the judges had been given in. The judges were: Messrs LeRoy Lee, R K Wallace and Prof Colbert. The successful contestants were: From tpnth ?rade. Roberta Coker, Clara Montgomery, Ada Brockington, from the ninth grade, Minnie Bryan, Elma Hinds, Vivian Wheeler; from the eighth grade, Marion McFadden, Bessie Swann, Mary Vause. Prof Colbert and the other judges said they thought the pieces were spoken splendidly and of course, as this was only the trial contest, we expect to give the public a much better entertainment commencement. On Friday afternoon, April 9, the school boys are going to play another ball game with Lake City. Everybody must come. It will start promptly at 4 o'clock. Bev E E Ervin conducted chapel exercises on Tuesday morning. We are always glad to see our preachers. We were glad to have Miss Selma Thorn and Miss Marie Gregg of Florence visit us last Monday. If you have backache and urinary troubles you should take Foley's Kidney Remedy to strengthen and build up the kidneys so they will act property, as a serious kidney trouble may develop. W L Wallace. -Y ' AH * N V If ft 1 UtlllilMI Organized in 1856, the ( All over the United Sta regarded as a synonym Stand Alone, Uneqi The programme is made preference to classic nur blend and harmonize in ER QUARTETTE, tli flight Oril n n A r tnuv. MR. LAMA jajgsg88a%a8aaa888g Waftnl falle^e Smer Sehaal far Teachers. The authorities of Wofford College will begin this summer a regular summer session for teachers. For the present summer the school will last only four weeks, beginning Wednesday, June 23, and ending Tuesday, July 20. Twenty-five courses will be offered in the following branches: Drawing, English, French, German, Geography and Physiography, History and Civics, Latin, Geometry, Algebra, Arithmetic, Music, Physics, Pedagogy, Physiology and Primary Methods. The faculty will be made up from Wofford College, Converse College, the Spartanburg city schools, and other institutions in the State. Issue Circular. A circular will be issued before April giving an outline of the courses, the names of the faculty, and other necessary information. EVnm the following outline of nol. icy and purpose may be gained some idea of the school and the lines along which it will be developed: 1. To offer in the State an opportunity to teachers to prepare themselves for increasingly efficient work in common schools. 2. To aid in equipping teachers for high school work. 3. To enable the inexperienced graduates of colleges, who intend to teach, to profit by the instruction and experience of practical teachers in the high school branches. 4. To keep up the work already so well begun by the former State summer schools of bringing the teachers of the State together for exchange of opinion and experience, for the stimulus and enlargement of personal and intellectual association, and for the development of a professional spirit and unity. 5. To develop courses looking to the degree of L I, and to offer courses toward the degree of A B. This will be done by lengthening the term, i by gradually adding other branches and advanced courses in the funda meutal culture and professional studies, by outlining work to be done in the interval between summer schools. 6. To enable our teachers to unite with the foregoing opportunities and advantages, the benefits of rest, recreation, and social inter1 course in the fine summer climate of the near-mountain country. | Expenses. A fee of $10.00 will be charged v \ >. -v.. : gT mm I VVilili juaker Quartette was the first tes, from the Atlantic to the I for the highest art in song an( ualed and IlnFivale i up to suit the Audience. Poj nbers. Each member of the ^ sweet concordance of sound de io Strongest Musical - TUE A )L Al Tickets on sale for this sp R MONTGOMERY al 8^83a838888Sg8S8ag8aia for all school privileges. Board may be had for $16.00. The railroads will be asked to make redoced rates, j For information address, A G Rembert, , 4-1-lt Spartanburg S C. ; < We often wonder how any person < can be persnaded into taking any- 1 thing but Foley's Honey and Tar i for coughs, colds and lung trouble. ) Do not be fooled into accepting I "own make" or other substitute. < The genuine contains no harmful I drugs and is in a yellow package. i W L Wallace. i When it Doesa't Pay. ! The Carroll Journal asks and ' answers its own question: Will a merchant who is wise ever ' cease to advertise? Yes when t the trees grow upside down; ( VVLICU LUC UC^^ai ncaia a uunuj when ice forms on the sun; when i the sparrow weighs a ton; when i gold dollars get too cheap; when i women secrets keep; when a tish t forgets to swim; when Satan c sings a hymn; when girls go I back on gum; when the small boy J hates a drum; when no politician 1 schemes; when mince pie makes ? pleasant dreams; when it's fun * to break a tooth; when all lawyers tell the truth; when cold water makes you drunk; when , you love to smell a skunk; when the drummer has nc brass; when these things come to pass; then the man that's wise will neglect to advertise. <I'4 Rather Die, Doctor. than have my feet cut off," said M L Bingham of Princeville, 111. "But you'll die from gangrene (which had eaten away eight toes) if you don't," said all doctors. Instead, he used Bucklen's Arnica Salve till wholly { cured. Its cures of Eczema, Fever Sores, Boils,Burns and Files astound the worid. 25c at D C Scott's. Anybody who sees the Quaker Quartette and honestly believes their performance is not worth the money, may havehis money refunded. This is a safe promise, as the management knows everybody will be not only satisfied but highly delighted. ? Oale professional male quartette t 'aeific, this magnificent compa 1 music. : d in Excellence o )ular favorites m juartette is an a. Rightful to the senses. Organization on the AM II SUA T, JDIT( lendid entertainment by ; BANK OF WILLI. jgiBssagBaaasasggs 1 Dtllur Bill With your name and address, will bring you Watson's Jeffersonian Magazine for the next twelve mnnthft In pverv issue throughout 1909 will be one of these inimitable, :hatty, personal, hi3to 5cal and biigraphical a etches 1 dr Watson the litth th. ^^ha *ring history right home ' y!5^ ?nd make you live with tht great perscuages and take part in h^nighty pageantries )f vanished day^ The History of the life and Times of Andrew Jackjon will re-commeuce in the January aumber. The Educational Departneut will also be resumed. Weak AXUI1VJ9 Jaum mora tmlti tku uj other eipa of ho body. The faoovloa of the kldaeys.la to sparate laocf mole aolt ui water la too prs1000 of drcnlotJoo, ood to naan them ood hair attendee tpolso as frem the body throiyb bo bladder. Therefore wbea the kldooya woomo dloooaod ood weak they ore naturally teazle to perform their work properly, ood aloe la the book, iadamnation of the bladder tad Kftaary disorders are the reaalt. It la aporotfre that a prompt relief bo afforded, ruob it lmpoealbfe ooleee yoa remove the SsWitt's Kidney and Bladder Fills vemptly ollniaato polsoas from theryotoa sj attto sane time make the kidney a voU For Weak Kldneyo. Baokaoha, lalamroaOon of the bladder a ma all " irtaarr trouble* Da Witt's Kidney ad ?1 adder Fills are unsurpe see a. A Week's Trsatmsnt for 2So. Measy bash If they Sail. "For Sale by W L Wallace. : Plant Wood's Seeds For The Garden & Farm. 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