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TRusTfEs SALE.

NivuTHFAs, DAVID sMELLtE AND
w Marv -mUlho. bic wife did ~ their cuf'
iaiu deed u trust d.i.a ihg W ~ 81 w.
tambef len. in HOOK NJ - phEts 900 sud ~,
VI tho records iu tho on.ca nf mo Recorder pi
Deeds oI sails Lave County, iu 'lc Territory
Dale. a. trustee, the following described rear
csgaie. situate In said ais lasc touny O'ah'
rsft Of los three til. block thirty.thrco lll,
plat -" raig Lake Uly survey, drscrlurl
a. follows, tD.witi uUNun'ng a. tho auuih"aHl
corner of SAID lot, anu Iunniug thence west
dtoi aud twenty-five .l.lI feet, thrucc easl
thirty two $500 feet thence south one huhdIca
and twenty i've %! irrt tp ncEinuint' a..
When sstd convey Aurg wac made in ifn'l W
secure 90 tho order Of .L" Lombard lEfe'tmrh!
cowpEHY the payment "i inc ahii laNld SUI
MAR Jane -mcilio's oue certain pfom.sgI
note of even date with SAN qtyu OF sfleh lnr
tine principal sun u Two tbuusand three huh
drtt o. HJll dullara, dur uud phIlnic -cpwm.
her !, 1905 with Interest lhgreoh from th, HA,o
| thereof until maturity 90 me rave OF ~ ~
| Icr cent per hnnums payable Homl'ahunAlll
| and with interest lhert9n after mntuIly ~
the rate " Twelve ca per cent per Ahhum'
| Whereas, 10 i provided in said deed o. trust
| that tu caso Of default In tho payment OF sall
| pfumiss0fy note, or The interest thereon, We
| trustee shHll, upon tho Application ~ the lssal
| holder Of aid note. Hull aud dispose " tail
premises, aud uIl The Ishi, uus, henrh, anl
/ equity 81 redemption 81 sHii hayid aud Mhfi
| Jans smsIno, their heirs ami HssiEns therein,
| al public auction, AZ The place ln thc manner
| and Tor the purposes in shid deed OF Wutl STAT
ed. after ufst giving thirty l0I uAys police, ~
/ Particularly provided tor in sald DECD OF ltusl
/ reference 10 which BE- hereby made Tor Rreat''
| certainty, hnt ,
| Whereas. Default hes born made in The pay
| mont 0f Two coupon Interest notes ot SIXTY
| moe lftlI dollars each due september
/ l. I.JI and March I, 1850 respectively
! aud said coupon interest notes are sil
| past due ami unpaid ny reason Wurtr
! Of Iht legal hu der of said principal uul'. ll
| accordance win thH trfwH ~ ia urcd OIL
I trust, hH| declared tNn whole ~ slll prime Ih
! sun uT two thousand three hundred lsas.'
duIlart and an interest thereon due anl pay
| able.
l. the uudrrsigucu. tfIstao A. Aforesaid, Al 90
request OF the lrEA' holder Of saii nolr, one
| under ana by virtue of tbu power hnd hulh'r
lty boz mo vested uY tHa terms NJ tall deco o
| tfnst. will. on sloudaf, the gIih DAY ~ July
] is.U ~ the hour % Oh O'Clock in tlr forenoon
/ Dt said DAY. sell ihu above described properly
| and nl tho right, uUe. beueut and equity o
I rtdsmpton uf said uayld aud MARI jan
! smeliIc. their heirs nnd ussiEtn therein, q
! puhrr auruuus Tor ttH highest snd uetl pur
Tue same will bring in cash, ~ the west iron
| door ~ the County Court House, N -hl LA
! CITY. County 81 salt Lake, NtHh, Tor the pui
/ pose ~ paying aai rutC aud interest anG
. I costa and UHTVuars Ul executing luih Fusi.
WILLIAM u, DALI. trustee,
Date Of irst publication, June j., l''@
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

North Point Consolidated Irrigation company
location of ONCE And principal place Of
bu incsa, tulrn hotel, woat Second bOutn
street, sat Lake CtY ltah.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
~ amrutus OF tho directors, held on she
gltu dos ui May, 1880, ASSIGNMENT No 70 "
per cont. ur 90 uuutH per share, WAC levied ON
tic capital Htlca Of tho corporation, payable
on June lft lsh, IN tho secretary, I'd the
unIrr 0f Che company, room Hs, tuIlea hotel
wpHt rUruud South street salt LAkr tity, slate
" ttah, Any stock upon Whirn this asH0ss.
muut HlaIl remain unpaid ON "wednesday,
July lst lsH, VIII hU delinquent ana advert ci
Tor HaIu az public auction, Huu unless rmeul
ls made before viii Dee sold ON luiuy, IuIy
dlHt, ls@T, az O'Clock %. m NJ Che Oflry OF tho
oumpNy, 10 pay tho delinquent assossmrut
together with the c0st6 Of advertising and on
puuHe ~ sale
bY OrdorOt the board NJ directors
ABIuuE PARSONS,
~ccretary,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


NOTICE ~ uEWEHY GiNEN. ny THE
~ undersigned, udmiuiaifatrA or tnc estate
% John Mellon, deceased. Co tue yrcdiiurs ~,
and ali peraoua having claims againft the
said dUcOased. 60 exhibit them win tho ncrCa.
sary vouchers. within four months hticr ne
nfst publication ~ this notice. 10 NE slid
tIItlo Mellon Margotts. A. No asl 'onsuluNgu
building. sAIt LAke CITY, Ia the County VI salt
Lake.
Dated Aprll 9Th, isli
IIIIiE MIL ON MARGETrs,
Admlnlstratrix OF the Estate u John Mellon,
deceived. .
Jons 81. CANSoS. Attorney Tor said Estate.
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NoTloe % CREDITORS.


NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN ny TllE
~ undersigned, administrator. WIN tnc
will annexed. of the estate oi Jnmts
Nnntftpp. deceased. 10 the cfUiliora OF
aud all porsons having claims atlinai
the sid deceased, 30 oHHiut them
with the ngcCsssry vouchers, within iuur
months after the hrst Publication Of this no.
lice N the said aduin strator with the VIII
euneNcd. at room 80 Constitution buudlrFi
Main street salt Lake city, In tho County OF
tat LaEo, Utah
dated June lat. is.G -
on suS 4 WOOLiEN.
Administrator. with the Will auuehcd OF
the estate u james MSn,ripp, deceased
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nnIIoe OF AssEssME MI.


-.yOrIgE Is HEREHN GIVEN THAT
- al a meeting uf tho dreclors hold ON
.iunu 9th, l-fH. an assessment ol one cent ror
sb,rs wac levied ON the capital Stock OF the
roruorauDu. payahlp 80 once, 10 John ".
IIfEmuu. treasurer of the company, 90 llh
onlrs, uuIu so. 20 Atlas hlnrN second huulh
EiT.gl. Ia SAID IuEo Ciy, van, Any stock
uuou which this ID. aCssmout may remain an.
palu uu August blh, le19, Will Do uclhputnt
aud Hdyrriiaed Tor sale az public auction, anu
UnIpas uuymrut ue made noiorr, VIII ur SOLO
an August IIst, lFHU, tn nay the delinquent nh.
sessmUnt, tlZrtbOr with cost OF advertising
aud expense OF sale. ,,,,,,.,,,
secretary.
Date OF nrst publication June 20. 1876,
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wsstA rFotHis-as Insurance. 80
aaHs

Il. NJ. Blossom, senior member Of
II. n. Blossom a Co., 2i7 n, 80 ~,
H. Louis, writes; hsd been leit with
o very distressing cough, tue result Oi
iuhuenza, which nothing sSemr1 u
relieve. until / took BdRdrds Hone.
h0und Syrup. One bottle completely
.ufel me. I sent one bottle n my
ria,sf. VINO had a severe cough, and
shs experienced immediate relief /
always recommend this syrup To my
tglvnia.
John Cmnston, eOs Hsmgshlrs
s.rusL Quincy. tllS, writes 1 nave
iaund Ballard H9YshOuEd SyTuE
tupori1r 10 any othsr cough mouIolus
I laye ever known. IL never diseI-
points. Price SOC.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of George ". crowley, Deceased.
NOTICE rs HElEBY GiNfN ny TuE
N urdcraigucd. admin TRAITOR with the viii
auurNei of thc estate of1tUrEc w crowley
deceased. io iuC creditors o. lnn ul NcrHou'
tNhINIl o. on with the urrrs1hrN vouchers
vtfhn In months after the lft publication Of
this notice. Co the sam uuwiuntrhtur 90 2
IoUpt.. tft4h Z NAY,
Adminiatfafor with the will annexed OF The
Ostatp uf GuurEo ~. Crowley deceased
Uufcd LuuoN. i.Hs
iRANK mnrruAy Attorney for the estate.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the district Court Probate Division, Thru
Judicial District ip and Tor sAll Lake
County, -tato Of Jtah,

In the matter Of thc Eilsto OF John Cushing
Deceased
nUHEUANT 10 ~ ORDER OF SAID
court. 90 sAii matter, notice u hereby
gwen that " UIuotdhy, tue 2tth day OF June
a h. 1861. NJ D. O'Clock u. NJ, Al me county
court house iu NHlt Akr tliy, ulAh, IN Tue
conn room OF saId court mss been appointed
he time ana place Tor the hearing 81 pou'
non u Aftbur j. Cushing PRAYING TOT we Al.
mttatau Co probate Of q certain uogumeht
herewith presented, purporting ~ ho the last
viii and Testament Of John cushing, de.
ceased. when and where all poTsonr interested
NAV appear ana oppose the pfobAlt ul sara
viii OF the granting 10 letters ot adminisira
nos with tho will annexed 10 Arthur D. tuhh
ING A. PRAYED for IU sid petition,
III WiinofA whereof I have hyfruulo SET n y
1sIhL- q. y. STANTON,
''''"' Iiork
IVA. G.. RrEsE, Deputy Clerk
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New W0mln-Husband, / need o
change Tho doctor said my life Is toe
munotUnoug need excitement
H1sbaud-Try staying at home. 49,
London Tit. Rita
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aID.sUunEH ,AaNIyAL RATE
Via

For the Midsummer Carnival ard
Fret state Celsbra.ion NJ Salt Lake
CITY, July 2nd, 3ri anu iih, the follow
10Y low round trip rates are authorize
10 Salt Lake CITY and return via II. a..
W N.LlMhN.
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NOTICE

The Hear Lake Land a 1--we STOCK Co, Cor
porAuon. principal place OF business
salt taau Guy, Utah.
NOTICE n iiEUiUl GlNEN THAT At a
~ meeting of tho iiFsctlr7 urld june Z, l-',
nu assessment ut Do cents per % afo was !oNltl
CORPORATION. PAYABLE July 10, lEH, 90
Geo. T.. Lambert IT,, secretary ana Wtasufrf,
AZ bic once % wet tirst South ST. ralt lAAe
CIV. Utah Auyaf0gk upon when thia aHfgts
mrut may remain unpaid ON the lalh Gay ul
IuIy, lF.t. Will bu delinquent aud hdNrfufal
Tor srlp a. public auction, auu unlrsh payment
b made before, will be- cold on tho sra day ul
August $50. 20 pay the delinquent aaHrsHmtut
together with the cost VI advertising aud eh
GRO. q. LAMHERT ~,
soy. and Treas,
gw first south ST., salt Lake city, Utah,
Atcd June tth, 1901,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court Probate nlN,n.9nl
Juuio'a' i,in,,i,y'' , Nv tI 0f Jim
In the matter N tho rstale Of iilan'H"' ~
prtut, deceased

In the matter NJ tho rstate of HlAn'H"' "
pUtut, deceased
NOTICE Is tIEKERN blNEN a." ~
N urowOr rotut, administrator oi Oh hai
tate at blanchard 70, lotul,, "g'a' iu sAd
Tondprcd Tor retirement, aud my mon %
rourt,hs nnAl account Of hia ,lhg,on
san estate AM peuuon Tor qua a,s' tbe boz.
sans amman thereto. ana that frdAY, lhs
day VI jay, a. u. 1895. nt 10 oci",Iia Su1tI
tho court room OF fWd court, ~ VIZ Vtah,
Court House, salt Lnse Guy nnn 'gu.' " sad
has been duly appointed BY tue luus,, and
court. for tho settlement Of snln st shth
hearing Haid petition for llhll,.us''V'i m sad
umo aud plaCu any person lnlelt.,, N any
estate may appear hud show oAl'yi is ssl
there be, why said account shunl uI' nlds
tied aud approved and nnal u's"'uN
Hs prayed for,
i pe',1 'uH' '''"' ID y. STANTON, GGlsItt
RyA. q. REESE, popuy Jin,,iT..
Jous Al. OAhSOS, Attorney l0' A1A
tor
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koIloE no CREpIToRs.

Fstato Of Martha May Davidson. Deceased
NOTICE II uEUEuY GIVEN ny TiE
~ undersigned, aumIuisitaior ot tho estate ~
Martha ay IaVuauu, deceased, 70 lhe
creditors o. aud ail persons having rihlWs
against the SAID deceased, to exhibit them WIN
the necessary vouchers. WITHIN four month
after the nrst publication 90 this notice. 70 the
SAID admluIatr tnr. ut No, 81 caett 1ttnuu
south street talt L1kc city, ltah. 20 thc Noun'
JOsErH ). sNELL
Administrator Of the Estato u Martha May
uavidfou, Deceased
natTU lima Iufn. 1sNa
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ptLINovENr ASSESSMENT NOIler.

Gold Queen Mining Company Location ~
principal place " business, AT lahr city,
ttah Location Of miAeH, Nluu Mountains
Mining district ban Juan i0uuy ltnn,
NrOTlUE 90 THERE ARE uFitNQuENr
~ upon the following described stock on
Hruuuut uf AHFrsHmrut Mo- I. levied uu Aprll
ttu. 1850. the several amounts HUt opposite thr
names Of mo respective stockholders ne FOL
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iicRrts on salr July Let ana 2ud.
Good totutniaV until July sih.
ID. T.. hurley,
General Agent Passenger Dept.
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From Pocatsllo and all stations on
Utar y fthern, south thereof, July
gud anu Bfd. From all other stations,
July let HuI 2ud. Coed returning uu-
10 July Stu.
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Washington, y. g., AMI return,
s57.7i; July /, ., 3 sud 4,
BuualO anu roIutni $4,000 July =
anu %.
Chicaso and return, SA2,jOi July 0
4 and D..
Niiwauks- and return, $3.50; luly
10. n nut 10.
81. Louis and return, $3.50; July Is.
10 ana 20.
Om,h, and return, $1,000; August
10, u and IS. .
HllwnuEas aud return, $3.50; Aug
usr 90 aud -,
IN. Paul aud return, $500; August
20 anu 80.
ThTuurh slooping care. Cool hnl
delightful trip through I e mountains
| Famous scenery. Comfortable 'qulp
| tuCut.
| n,pBL fan In Ana pIuniOTe, HaltalI
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sprci,LrNcrnsroN RATES


The fIluvius p'~r.el rates for tale
lifruuu uIp ticKats 90 Sslt b'k. Guy
.ot tle Midsummer Carnival, July End,
3-i aud an, will DO Iu effect over the
Union P0r'h.;
Tguv, Ffnb pgfufs
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

VAsuuunllr MiSIs0 CourAs1
Location Of principal place ~ business, No %
west south Temple street, BAIT Lake cay
UtAh
Location OF mines. Mineral rim Mining Do.
tTict, Blaine County. ldhhu.
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting NJ tho board OF directors NJ
tbr auduTuut Mining Company, held ut salt
Lake CITY. utah, june o, 1879, m Assessment NJ
nyb thI Uunu per share was levied on NO CApi.
tai stock Of tho corporation payable 10 tue
secretary, a, q. OiauVuO, - west south Tenn
pie street, salt Lake tity, lhh, on or before
Inc 10th day " July, isn0 Any Hturk
upon which the ASSIGNMENT remains unpaid
Oh The lrth day 81 July, lr.t,Wlll uu delinquent
aud aaYoTtlfvd for sale at pubic auction, and
NJ payment ls not made before Will be- sold nm
the lbth day ut july, IHH, A. thU hour OF o.
m. AZ tho Slice ~ the secretary, % nay assUEa
ment and costs OF Advertising together VIII
expense Of sale, a. a., 1lAiQlt,
secretary
salt Lake CITY. June 90, 1900,
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For sale by z. c. NJ. l., Clark ~.
dtedgc g Co.. Western Hardware Co.,
SAT- Lake Hardware Co. aud Geo. a
Lowe. Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
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mo ,rt,wf,1 minors. They ci.aIsd Tho
rubbish nvny quigsly and pulled out %
man. Yoa 90 wl- Billy liohad dug bis
own grave H'wa' hnulrl the 'ap and
lala down. l'r'tE M3. I.N'.u Vo"n nus
' 'gT''', n"" .' .. ny i.-. ', ,t ',. .,
- "' i......., ,i...Y.,', hin. ,rd i,.l
itipbI.5-m. Ifr hggr.i it closely. and
tbrr. with r. smln on Dbl. LllrsrupI
scorrhcd nce. hr quietly died. Hlly was
mon who dIl mot Ennw very much, sou
SEQ llg simply -nr" enough TO do To-
other" -'N'''''"
H,nshrr nm Understanding.
What want t1 know. " ho BEGAN
nftor thc chief clerk had been sent Tor
and had arrived 90 the window, els
whether the money order department b
open nishtss"
"No. sir."
"Not OPEN ut 10 O'clock nc night.
CHI"
$50. sir.
"should ! receive money order from
my brother iu Tawas ut no O'Clock at
uieIt / could not got IL cashcds'
"Nu. sir.
IL would have 20 walk around all
night with that order in my pocket,
would ~
"NUt necessarily Nou could go 10 d
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AsstssmeHr NOTICE.

Apox Mining ComrHny,A corporation, locA.
ton Of principal place ut business over No, u
Hast fifst south tr,et second lnuT, salt LAKE
tity. Utah. location ~ Wurka ana mining
property uintah Mining piHtrict, summit
County, Utah.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GtNEN THAT AT 4
y meeting u the board NJ nirccior- held
90 the H.h day nt JuaU. 1900. AZ assessment OF
two l2I csutsUoT HnHTH was levied on ms rupls
alHiuCk 81 The corporation, pay nulr on or be-
fore the I'm day ~ July lfHt no W VI,
BRADLEY, Wee Precedent ~ the company, ~ hiH
once. so. lUI -outn NhiH street, rht Lake
tity, uah. Any siocs upon which tho Assrss. .
July lrJ6, viii bH delinquent and advertised
for sale ~ public huc ion, aud unless pay Wcut
ID made before will be- sold on The SRI day u
August 1851, nt 2 O'Clock b. M, nt ne ONCE Of
the c0mpauy over No 10 kAst ilfat -outh s.
tser0uu nOOTI. rAl l.ate tiy, Utah 20 pay
tle dplIuuuont AsataHmont together with she
coat OF advertising and expense ~ fhlo
MHALAN a.. tOA.
Secretary ApcN Mining Company.
salt Lake CITY, June On, lr1l,
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Plra'ore, PinAiore. PinatorS. sAl,al'.
Tss.t..s
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T... 7!fJ .. u. trail. fIr SnltLir
Friday AMI SO the oper, Pinaiore'
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Dated Nay ~. 100.
tfirsi Publication May p, 1851
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-12-09

Secretary Olpey has received a
cablegram from Minister Audrade AZ
Caracas that the memorandum be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States for the settlement of the boun-
dary question is' accepted by the
Venezuelan Government that the
memorandum was published at Car
acas this afternoon and that an extra
session of the Venezuelan Congress
will be called as soon as possible IN
order that the memorandum may be
carried into effect by the necessary
treaty between Great Britain and
Venezuela
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To destroy is vandalism and to US
it seems that to destroy an institution
of learning, established and sustained
by the State, and therefore an insti-
tuition in which each citizen has a
proprietary interest, is something
woree but to destroy State insti
tuition in order that denominational
schools may reap the benefit is worst
of all, for the spirit that actuates
those who would carry into effect
the work of destruction is not that OF
unselfshuess
There is work for the State col
leges, but we do not favor the policy
of free tuition, except in the case OF
such students as are needy and un-
able to pay tuition. Those who are
able to pay tuition should be required
to do so, and the rule should be rigidly
enforced. Those who cannot obtain
the advantages offs college education,
but have the mental ability to take it.
Joined with desire for broader cul-
ture, should not only receive tuition
free, but there should be means of aid
ing them. This could be done either
by system Of scholarships as now
obtains in the Citadel, or by means
of fund to be loaned at low rate
of interest on long time to deserving
students.
But first Of all the reproach that it
is top heavy must be removed from
the educational system of the State
The common schools. must be i'm
proved until they are in keeping with
the colleges When the time comes
that boy or girl who has completed
the course of study in the common
schools can enter one of the Site col
leges without several years of special
preparation there will be be no cause
for war on the State colleges, and, if
a fight should be made, there would
be not ghost of a chance ofsuccess
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-12-09

The fight against the State COL
leges was commenced in the Baptist
Convention on Wednesday by Rev
G. P. Erwin, who read strong pa
per in opposition to the policy Of Civ
ing free tuition in the STATE lnstitu-
tions of higher learning The paper
was warmly endorsed by Rev G
C. Brown Dr.. Lucius Cnthbert
made "stropg defence" Of the State
colleges The fight is on and we
NAV look forward to a bitter and pro
tracted contest The growing an
tagonism to State colleges is the
natural consequence of the extrava
CANT and disproportionate expansion
of the States system of higher edu
cation; and we have expected wide.
spread protest against the continu
ance of the expansion of the
higher institutions at the expense OF
the common schools Had the
friends Of higher education by the
State been wiser and less prodigal in
spending the States money, the
enemies of the State colleges would
not now be 80 we'll armed for the fight
and so strongly supported by the
people at large, who really care but
little about ienominational schools
We regret thas war is to be made
against any of the higher education
al institutions, for we do not ques-
ton the assertion that such institu
tions properly belong to and are es
sential parts Of system of public
education by the State. We believe
that the State should sustain these
institutions and that to destroy them
would be folly Of the worst sort. 70
destroy the State colleges that de-
nominational schools may grow and
prosper may be in the line Of Chris
tian progress, but we cannot con-
strain ourself to see it in that light.
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The inmates of the jenkins Orphan.
age are suffering for food and clothing,
They have Meth er shoes nor sufficient
clothing for their bodies, and when
night comes they suffer additional dis
!. oomfort for there is not one third
enough blankets and comforts to cover
the sixty children. This is the report
Of a member of the News and Courier
staff who visited the orpbanage. Com
ments is unnecessary. 1t is case that
calls .or the charity OF she people of the
State, but especially Of the negoes, for
it is their own peculiar institution, be
mo as it is. an institution for negro
orphans. under tie exclusive control
and management of negroes.
The Salem County fight is to be car
ried 70 the Legislature and the attempt
will be made TO induce that body to
create the county which was defeated
at the ballot box. We do not condeuo
the advocates OF Salem for fighting for
their cause. they have the right to do
so, aud pluck aud persistence are ad'
mirable qualities We would like to
know 10 What capacity Mr.. H. Cowper
Patton will act 10 the Legislature when
the Salem question is under consldera-
.ioe whether as judge Of the merits
OF the case in his representative capa'
city. or as an advocate Of the new couo.
ty Interests in his capacity as an attor-
ney fer the Salem County Committee.
It would be interesting. also, to know
exactly where Assistant Attorney Gen.
eral Townsend would be at in case a
legal question involving Salem County
should be raised aud submissed to him
as Assistant Attorney General Would
he be Assistant Attorney General or tie
paid attorney of the Salem County
COMMITTEE.
Where are the magistrates at? Judge
Earle says they have no jurisdiction;
Judge G ry says they have. No one
seems to know what the status of the
case is, and the matter will be unset
tied until the Supreme Court decides
test ease or new law is enacted by
the Legislature.
Mr. Frank B. Gary may be op-
posed for Speaker of the House OF
Representatives, but the opposition
will count little against the magic OF
the Gary name. Earle's election was
but the exception that proved the
rule.
The culture Of the sugar beet may
prove a success in this State, but II
we were starting out to make sugar
we would prefer taking chances with
the regular ribbon cane.
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