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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
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to buy her wheat ana flour from Hun
gary and Russia.
Ihe Turk Of the Countrywide peas-
II The farmer-wh0m power has not
corrupted nor oppression debased. is
SAID TO be Il good deal of Il man, an I'D.
right man. His sobriety is %proverbial.
Tor he lives on black bread and cold
water. He knows nothing of the dram
shop. He is clean in his habits. and
yet he lives in what to a hole
in the ground, without furniture or
Generally speaking, he
takes but n wife. and if he takes Il
second he treats her kindly and adores
his children. His kindness to animals
Is beyond praise. He is generous, rare
ly refusing aims; he is hospitality itself.
He sets Forth his best, and with infinite
tact. He is not Il hard worker. If he
produces more than he eats he knows
the tax sharks will grab it. Some
times, when peasants hear that digni-
taries or soldiers are coming, they flee
to the mountainS-they know there is
nothing left in the path Of such guests.
Oppressed by taxation and living from
hand to mouth, the Turk cannot but be
thriftless and improvident. His hon
esty often forces him to spend his
whole life to pay a skinfint creditor.
1t is the Mussulman who does the sol
diering.
BY paying 4 trifing tax, the Greek
and Armenian are exempt. A deplor-
able law exempts all inhabitants Of
Constantinople from serving in the ar
my. SO the peasant, who should be
making the most out of the soil, is the
conscript. 1t is hard lines for a young
fellow who is probably married and
has children, to leave farm and family
and start on a military career that COM
priseS three or four years in regular
service. three in the reserve, eighteen
in the Landwehr and six in the Land
sturm. Immense tracts of fertile land
are left untitled. Not only wheat, but
meat, is lacking. There is rich pastur-
age, but there are few fine oxen or
cows. Although Turkey furnishes the
Syrian breed Of horses to the Western
world. its own are described as stunt
cd and without nerve or staying pow
ers. The Turk might make wine, but
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

The pure white luster of snow is due
ors Of light are blended together in the
radiance that is thrown off from tha
surface of the various crystals. More
than Il thousand distinct and perfect
forms Of o crystals have been found
by the various investigators in that line.
one hundred and tifty-one different
forms We're once observed by an Eng
liSh scientist, who carefully made en-.
cravings of each.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

dit. when taken, boosted that he had
roasted eleven prisoners in tar bar
rels. A village raid means destruc-
ton, cruelty and diShonor. \ peasant
is safest when he has nothing 10 lose:
so it is more comfortable to have moth
ing than be Knocked on the head. Brig
andage in Turkey is not a shameful
trade. 1t is a common boast to nave Il
''bro.her in the mountains
The man who rules over this queer
empire is the Sultan, Abdul IIam;d H..
Il weak and v%acillating despot. For
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

'onstantinoplc. the capital of the EN-
are. has three main partS-StamDoul,
'he Turkish quarter: Galata and Pcra.
fhc European quarter, and Scutarl, the
Aoly quarter. but in each the Eastern
n~ationalitiCs are mixed III Il confusing
way. Only half the population is Turk
lSh, the other half is Greek. Armenian.
Jewish and European. 1t is all Il jum-
bic of colonies. in iuXtaposition the II
10 the other. divided by insurmounta-
ble barriers of customs. of Language,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

served it comes in metal dishes on a
large tray. Neither knives nor forks
are commonly supplied. Put only the
right hand into the dish. When the
repast is over additions follow at a
marble fountain in another apartment.
Mutton and chicken are the chief
meats. The Turk makes many an ap-
petizing dish. He is an artist in cook
ing vegetables. and equally as great in
preparing sweets.
Brigandage F1Ourishes.
Throughout the empire brigandage
flourishes. and the brigand belongs to
garian. now an Albanian. Kurd. Greek.
Turcoman or something else. One ban
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
Character ReadInu.

An observing dentist says that long,
narrow teeth denote vanity; those thar
are long and projecting Indicate Il
grasping disposition. T%reachery is
shown by the possession of small, white,
separated teeth, and INCONSISTENCY is re-
vealed by overlapping teeth.
- :. p.c lor supper ias'
-w.rss.f unks
night. cool when you aWoh'
,hls morning. .,oor vet."-Oncc
N u haven't been 10 sleep S'"
u Week.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
What a Holy War Means.

The Turk is an excellent soldier. lie
is we'll disciplined, respectful, and
easily led. All his merits are his own;
from his officers he gets none. But
by his religion he is a ruthless fellow
in battle. for to Il Turk every foreigner
"a hereto. Unlike the officials of the
clyn service. the Turkish soldier has
an insolcnt disdain for Europeans. Tur-
key sacrifices much for its army. All
its regulations and theories are Ger
man. Its cavalry is splendidly mount
ed on horses bought in Hungary, and
Turkish horsemen are excellent. The
Turk errs in war because badly officer
ed. His officer is ignorant, lazy and
badly paid. but he is brave, and almost
as great IL fanatic as the private sol
der. When the Sultan declares what
is called the Holy War, the Turk be-
comes Il creature TO watch and shoot at
sight, for the latter fate he will mete
to all that oppose him. When the Sui
tan goes to the old Seraglio, where are
the prophets holy relics, and brings
OUT NlOIldlllIl!tt - SltNil NtiiudIu, iIltIl
every MusSulman, according to Il re-
lig.OuS law, Il strangle his wife and
children. burn his house and destroy
everything that links him to life. Such
a warrior goes out to rage II Stag,
and 10 kill rs many as possible before
he himself succumbs. Turkey has
hired Germans To give her army Il mod
crn twist, and the Germans have done
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

complete collapse now, the day is not
FAR distant when the Eastern question,
so far as the Turk is concerned, shall
FOREVER have been settled. 1t is inter.
esting then to glance at the condition
Of the sick man Of Europe" and. in
doing so. we shall not confine ourselves
20 connected narrative. but shall deal
with those phases of Turkish life that
appeal to us as the most expressive and
impressive.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
A Sign OF SuDeriOrity.

Among the SiameSe the curious Gus
tom obtains of reversing the elbow
Joint of the left arm as Il sign of SUI
periority. The children of both sexes
are trained TO reyersc their elbows in
this ~ungraceful and constrained posi-
tion ut an early age. If their parents be-
persons Of high grade.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

and of ideals. Each community pro
fesScs to defy and disdain the others.
The Jew is put 1T the bottom rung
of the social ladder; in this hierarchy
ne hardly passes the level of the boot
black.
The Peasant Turk.
The Turk is majestic. He admits only
four vacations tit for him-that of a
government officer, Il soldier, Il priest
anu an agriculturist. He s just enough
or an agriculturiSt TO raise in each in
stance for himself, leaving his empire
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

years he has not dared to leave the
boundaries of his palace. On each Fri
day he is obliged to attend public
prayer ut Il mosque; but his excursions
from his palace walls have now become
SO limited that he observes this law
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
The Penalty of HaChclOrhOOd.

In Corca every unmarried man Is
considered Il boy, though he should live
to be Il hundred years old. No matter
what his age, he ranks below the young
est OF the unmarried men, despite the
fact, perhaps. of having lived long
cnnurh 10 be his father.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

the Koran a Y no. so it is the Greek
and European who are engaged in that
industry.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

Some interesting discoveries have re-
Gently been made about animal life on
the Hawaiian Islands. 1t appears that
all the land ana fresh water shells are
peculiar to the locality. Nor is that ALI
Fifty-seven out Of the scv~enty-eigl.N
species of birds, and seven hundred
Ii of the one thousand srecir&,
of the globe.E
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

r INTEREST to-day as never since the
EuSso-TurkiSh war is conferred on
l. the crumbling Ottoman empire by
the ~Bosphorus. 1t is lettering to its
fall. as it has been lettering during
2 century. and although the .iealousics
of European nations may prevent its
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12
fELOPes
over Classes

over C~lassc,
RIGA.
'oio In Hon.
better look
Vel classes
ever visited.
Davis. They
eantiful, and
"oiii'H was
$ accustomed
Y heavy bur.
$ gives to all
and a fear.
when they
have never
cht shoe, and
Is gracefully
Is very rich
and comb it
ng to night,
middle. and
he ears. and
|eavy braids.
brown. and
k which one
L a dog. and
sign Of any
Intelligence.
sSeS are like
omen. badly
II fashioned
lsian mode,
rs, and with
led in ride
a very sorry
people. such
ioorways of
ns towards
earthen jar
f limb, and
aw. a low,
Id eyes.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

SSIDlc ~
irSt W'Onl-
IS. which
:. They
fGh tirull.
Geneva.
=.
|lagazine,
ularly us
such dis
pd brow.
him: the
!. the set
are stiff
lty is al
rs. This
'bclliouS.
| CUT by
Il cream
irritation.
llalitieS:
pc with
lg from
Always
Tally on
be thin.
lpl'e can
pencils
only he
Il line;
tn a lit
ltuatiOnT
|nderful
and as
q using
have to
IN if he
FOR ten
PES not
|thOrity
be re-
Britain
lain to
A man
on the
HAS by
shlnan.
l. were
red oh
aturll.
q taXa-
| ask
led the
Ration
ty and
Chica'
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-12-12

ROPE.
y s
rnia Girls
Niles.
f Oakland.
nr, covered
summer on
[rst wheel
| the places
witzerland
rel, for the
as always
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BRAIN BLETON.

Or L. Il ChiI.s ,no. t,, l..., ,,,;,.
indiSposcd - nuluL.,. ~ a., .,,,'u MIN
to- =" down tu his .lt,. 'n ,',t ,,' -
yesterday attrruuuu hut R"J,m. him.
self too I,.Il. f., ,'''''
home "''
Th" announcement ,t 3, ..r.,.;.,I ,,,,,
in,c and a present fol. ,,., nn,' ~,
tcudinE brought SCORES. a., rn;i,,,,
rromthvlittIrtot thu, o,,n,. nilg ~
Branhirtuu HAN ye.t,rd.,N AT
tho hou aproiutod fo, nnnu,r,. r%n
boy was there. too pt,ut,r,I .u,,'..,,
~ One ynmc tu omen ui.. nam rN,,,r
loss To- conduct IN. alr,n 'rh.. ,,,. 81
Gurtc, WAS - RESTLESS and ais,,,,ri",.,. a
scr "f children out iu un,. s,r..,' WIN mo-
ono 90 cuutIu them and rr,....t ,ti,.,,.
der ON the 4td,wHiks rn Y..O5l" w..
bovs use at school ,.oE ..rtr,,..,
part IN the GENES uui-i,y TN haI. ~
e. tho discomfort az ...,, l..t ..
thai could not h.lr .,n.rs-.,,.
Hes. J Y Mustin anu l.IN y.r. +.
return last nigh; FROM i;irhrnonl a.,
$50 that regular ..,i.Nir.s .til.u Ind AND
,i' a. M. MAY bo ,Ni.oi.d tt N',k,.
drcv to-day.
,'hyisiIan M.rp,riuj 'r..pl, y,
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AMUSEM ENTS.

"a EEEF,Zy TIAIE" rt,y ANA yy,l.
..,.,. * a., ri,. t",' ~ IT,
s,.n nj In, Ar,,I.,nl n, lL,.i' ,{',,,
row ana ru.s,Inv ,ijpbt.. i. a,..r,i,,..,
MS u fire. comedy Win nm ,l,,,j,,,,,.
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and ibni is only sir,,,,, .i,,,,.i, ,.,,SS
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iIi,z is m. rrincinaI ,,r,,',,.,,
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treat The play is one of the most pop
utar that has ever been written and an
p"aiS strongly to the heart The prr-
S"htattun VIII undoubtedly hv admiral
hi.. aS MIR. Wardr'S COMPANY Includes
tH''lN al the best actors and actresses
il IN" country, and he promises to stag.
w play with special SCENERY and effects
III" PLAY is interpolatrd with vocal
music which will interpreted by IA cho-
rus lh"t travels with the company.
lI'Nt Monday MIR Wardr presented thu.
play in Washington. - c. and I'M.
n,lVS l'i"rS To III" performance in the
I"'IoWiur manner.
rItd Nardv opened his cneugrn.ut
IHNt iiGht at the luraNDttn Suun,.
'h'iA ti"uS" in The Muunt,b,uI; ' =
ri""uruun which, permits fun play tn
MS '.li1ht'iii,S The east is unrltr,lc
pVhu'"uS. but il contains several good
tors '''''' '''''-
rhr Moun,rhank is play which
~ nlSh'H MANY opportunities FOR emo
,''''' "'''hf I'hr closing; seen" Of the
,"',t "'' Is inrly drawn creation
ana !, was m this. urrhaps INN ~,
luna "i mat quality was reached I'm
,nl% - would hr difficult To- speaI, TOO
niLniN "l the acting OI Mir Wurdn A.
n''i"!E"r no here discovers his Nir,
M"Nrilh" Ills portrayal of grief i'm THIS
scene was npat"rfullN done Iu this
S,"At MISS Fanny Bowman as lfcnIi
"" u'S'iN"d it" ulprrriatiNr appIals,
Srrur." '''' '"'''S'
Gil.M"Nt:S BAND. Nlr Georr. \
i-oomi". ropr"arutiur ,,ilmurc's Rand
va m tho city yesterday or,uu.in,,
.Hi IN" appearance" ut thut attrartinn ~
IN" Academy ON TN, .gI
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with their fingers ana needles as those
of BRUSSELS or anywhere else. An iride-
scent piece. a Guilt and Il table cover
seems their faNOritc work. The hand
painted china was equally admired. and
reminded me of . stroll once took
through china room in the city al
Dresden. splendid portrait OF COY
ptcrtall ornaments the hall also one
OF pr aud Mrs toci>o. Of Ilullins InSti-
tute. Visitors 10 this room all take n
seat in WaShinston'S chair. and handle
the pistol Of John Randolph OF Ron
nokc.wtih which II" didn't Kill MIR CLAY
rms room WAS gracefully presided over
lay Mrs. w Preston lieaIe. Miss Emily
Doyle. OF Norfolk. and Miss Hcnehergcr
OF StauntYn. three as charming ladies
as III" Old Dominion could PROUDLY have.
Sent 10 represent them.
The colonial display and the ,iisplay
III tn" Woman'S Department of Virginia
ar" 10 great extent due to the efforts
oi Mrs. Hugh Nelson Page and Mrs
Coz Nash. q! this city. These ladies;
nave much To Ice proud of. Everybody
speak" OF I'll" excellence of The display
Every Nirginiau is proud OF tho ola
states showing in these departments
iauN remarked that the Virginia
and Baltimore rooms were the prrttiy,;,
CINCINNATI and New Works. as Lucy
Cobb ar" also lovely la the u,.,r,i
huiiding, which shows to great ndvnu-
Tag IN" progress uf the race. tho ux-
mint from Hampton Normal School is
10y far lhr best.
ne Exposition promises fascina-
tlnh Tor All who 90. and | know of no
more asr"cblc and interesting rlar.,
|" spend "A few DAYS Atlanta ~ doing
Hobby and there is uo thtuth i'm ,ho
statement about oNturtioual churrus rnt.
entertainment
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Th"i" win h" {" meeting Of the BOYS
t"Spel Arms at the Y. NJ G. T. at =
r,'l"'k 'hiS afternoon. Niu"ty-eirht
ihai number has been swpilrd to over
one hundred this week This is an on
SANITATION To which every hoy Inv Nor
l"ik can belong without any cost. and
Ii hc is u member viii rccciv. a ticket
which will admit hiw to all OF TIA. in
Nor entertainments This winter Every
boy IN Norfolk should join this army
and hay" The pl"nSur, connected with
il.
The Mems Meeting Il, the Yuunl
Mems Christian Association this after
noon promises To he 81 very rrea, in
tcrrs, hr " :. Lacy Will deliver
tn" address Professor Edward l..
RuchusSeu viii play & solo on the
pnnn Fr"tesscr Hams Mcttkc and
MI Georg" H. Dawes viii play 'vcilo
duet and Nh X : MacEariuud win
sing tenor solo. All men are invited
L.. thee. ll.,tituS
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a STARTLING FACT
MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
BY a
FAMOUS FRENCH pHYSCIiAN

The medical world for years has bo.r
!ailied by the problem. How to ur.aI
nervous diseases successfully without
lac Use OF medicines. uS they soon l,s,.
their ben, fetal effects AND really leaN,
the patient in Il worse condition 4 dis
tinEulShcd French physician has inst
made known that he uses Music" Win
amazingly beneficial RESULTS i'm an nor
'"GS troubles and IN each and every
case a permanent cur" resulted Aur-
Y liuik Nj. u $ (Musical Ductorsl a., Ser
Sratu!tuusly tho following valuable adj
vice. Men who have wives and dAli.b-
tiers neryously disposed buy them AN
ENERETT PIANO with charninr
MANDOLIN and HARP ATTACU-
MENT. and motto" how the bloom will
return 10 ihoS" pallyd cheeks. nud nm
der its refined uUt beautiful iniliIrr..
that depressed condition viii ,ufi,..J,.
disappear HuN them piano ana MAJ.
The strain on your puckrthuu[, moi ,,,,
their n,rNct Take this foi yol!r IN
tar" prescription and do not throw your
money ava! on worthless medicines
FOR that Tired feeling MOI HOODS
81 RSAfAi:lli.A. BIT an EVEKL,'T'i'
LAM. Now a word Tor tn" EVER
EFT w hen "" secured thu. agency
hficen years ago. "" were confident th,,t
that wonderful tone would bring i, Ia
Tho front rank of pianos and a.. mr.,
proud and pleased To- say that we hi,y,.
not erred in our estimate of lis i,tin,,
surahl% superior qualities our opiu-
ion has been sustained ANA iudorscd hy
the Expert Judges on Music Of Tho At
LANTA EXPOSITION. ana th, fnJ-
lowing resolution was adopted nv th;lf.
body unanimously:
Resolved. That the EVERET'r PA
Nos are the BEST, and our prcCarenr..
over all others; that they arc tho Ci%I y
PIANOS to be used at this EXpOSI-
TION
OF course you should know that ~.
m. ,t,tttss 4Yff Ia
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SURBEAMS FOR SUNDAY
Local Events Briefly But Interestingly Told
by The Reporters.
SUBJECTS TREATED FULL OF GINGER.
Advance announcements OF Nniri-
moutni Events Soon TO Bc tou>un-
mated Thc Eniurcd Man Resting
Quietly -Ehc HnimiaiI Yesterday
other Sotc> NJ Passing Moment

Mrs. NJ. l.. BAH has returned from
New York
officer TAYLOR was Yesterday sworn i'm
as first sergeant of police.
MI Hugh q. Miller. Deputy CLERKS
oi the Courts, is SiUh at home
story brick residence adjoining Uhc
above on Chapel street for $I92i
Tn" Methodist sunday school Assu-
citation Will meet at queen Street
Church this afternoon at 30 O'Clock.
George White, NUll-known colur"d
man and managrl "i tn" Red Stockings
Baseball club died Yesterday morning.
Thc game ot iuut-hHll between Dram
bl"tun and Portsmouth. announced FOR
Yesterday. was postponed until TUESDAY
next.
J Whitley, tn, col"lod iaburer who
is supposed to have been drowned dur
inE TIA" big fire in Portsmouth. is sti!l
missing.
MI e. ID. Pridd>. who was run over
by an electric cai tridav night. Was
resting quietly At 81 NinccnUs Hospi-
tai last night
Rev. ~. Whartom will address, the
Voting Peoples tMiuu of tho rrvcmus"u
street church tu-m"rroW night ou the
Atlanta Exposition
III" city Democratic Executive Com
miticc held Il meeting last ui"n' btit
transacted no business at interest to
tn" general public
~" original Th'r1 Wa"d liomooratic
Iiu" VII meet at th,il cluhhou-, ~
butc street. Monday evening a, u'rIocit.
y IuH attendance i~ requested
y Seaman ON TIA, German steamer
AScaui" ten down hatch OF thar YES
sci at the Norfolk AMI Western .lrNa-
ton and diSiucatod his sLuuldcr
Tnr holders OF d.ous +" Nul"uphby
SNit lots held another meeting y..St,r-
DAY aud looked into The matte. of en-
rt"Niu~ counsel To- protect their inter
fhc rolicr huvo been requested to-
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FOR WEDDlEGS Otu "Art DEPART
mcnt' arr Displaying IAN extensive line
lures, With appropriate subjects tor
'lidrl cart" NGSBACN'S ART DE
y.f
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Sterling silver Mounted Pocket
Books, Seal ana Alligator. Tor G5 cents
each. CHAPMAN " JAZZ t,MNN
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4 GEN Is Onc in each comfy. to take "ldcrS liz
y s""po: oeily ianii IL sells at ughI: good
p'c9Ht Ainrss with .tamr. l.. o. Fox - New
y" !; Ciiv.
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THOSE HANlNG FRIENDS addi.tcd
"a drink can learn something OF great
benefit by addressing coutd"utiully
*" this office uril-3,
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HELP WANTED.

%ANTED--At once Il good, steady wo-
man 10 cook. wash uUd IRON Apply
with reference. TO IA e'recmasOn street
ut once.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rec. Handsomely illustrated Guido
Tor Spectators aud Investors mailed
free. send as Your nam" ANA address
tOMSrOCk. HUGHES y co. Bankers
and brokers, 10 Broadway. NJ" YORK
CITY oc5-su 1T
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bGENTS MAKE 81 DAILY. Marv Ious iuv.nt
~ ton Getail> - cents TWO to six sold in a
ho"se. S.mp2 male! free. FOR ,IiEE = MAXIM.
Cincinnati. - so:.u-suIy
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NJ. a. AGEi.ASTO. Electrical Engineer. n
Plume street.
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We carry the Manhattan Shirt. and
are now showing their latest produc-
lions.
NICHOLS & WALLACE.
1863 Main street
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Sterling Silver Bridal Presents as low
as the lowest
CHAPMAN & JAKEMAN.
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lG9 Main street.
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-06-26
OfCourse the Girls Won.

FOUNTAIN I'M, S. c., June 1S.-Pro-
fessor Cox, who has taught the High
schools at this place for the year end
ing June the 14th, gave quite an inter
esting exhibition last Friday night.
The exercises were varied to suit all
classes and tastes. The pupils acqult-
ted themselves with credit. Personal
dialogues, speeches, recitations and a
debate We're in the program. Clarence
Cannon and Boyd Cox were the neg
ative contestants, and -disses Mamie
Hitch and Lillian Childress the Affirm
ative, on the question: Shall Wom-
en- be Allowed to Vote. The commit
tee of umpires cou2teously awarded
the victory Of the young ladies. Sew,
eral hundred people were present, and
the opinion of all is that the occasion
was net only pleasant and entertain
ing, but that it afforded evidence that
Professor Cox had discharged his du,
ties, always difficult, efficiently, and
to the entire satisfaction OF his pat
r0NS