davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16
AFFAIRS Ar WALLACE.


Wallace, Idaho, June l6.-As soon us
Company u OF the Twcnty-tourth In
fantry LETT Burke the union men be-
came more defiant, there being only
four soldiers ON guard there To-day
Company ID returns 10 Burke and
Troop l., First Cavalry. comes back
here. Part OF the troop arrived during
the night Court has done nothing to-
Nnu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16

". polncnrc Informs rrsst. Luubct that
lite Declines 60 Form one.

Paris. June iG.-M. Poincarc o. on his
way tn the Elysec palace FOR the pnr-
pose OF informing President Luuh0t TINT
be- declines Go form 20 cabinet. Tho rrl-
ron FOR the dCcliuation 90 Understood 20
Dc due Co the objection W she radicals
tl the presence of a. tiblt and Bar
thou in tho cabinet. while ". Pnlnc1ro
wished them 10 jdin him ln The ministry.
ST. pulucnro had 70 long cunfsrgu.g
with MM ilrlHsun. SarriOn and Mlu-
polt radicals. who finally tCfuHl 60
agree t1 the conditions on which a.
poincirr offered them representation
lu Tho cabinet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16

Dion. d'Aubirny and d'Assy Oct Ten Days
and one IIunnred France.

Paris. June iG.-Thc correctional po-
lice court today sentenced Cnmtc dc
Dion. Comic d'AubIguy ana Comtc
d'Asay Co fUrtuirht LOO prison and 20
pay loo francs nuo for participating In
In the dlaturbnncca at Aut6uu June
an. Others were sentenced To- imprla-
unmrut FOR one month TO three months
ON tho same charge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16

over one Hundred aud Forty Persons
Almost Destitute.

Milwaukee. Wis. June ia message
from surgeon G. +. King. who was sent
by GOV, scnneld to examine into the
conditions In tho track on the storm
north of New Richmond. reports three
persons killed and large number in
jurcd.
surgeon Kings message u dated at
clayton. Pork county Wis, nud roads:
''Thlrty-four families. consisting OF
over 100 persons IN the vicinity OF
Richardson. and nix families consisting
Of u persons In the vicinity Of clayton,
need immediate relief"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16

the old men as It can ind vacancies
Tor. hut thcy must take thoir places
on the waiting list The company cx-
poets 20 soon open now belt line which
viii give employment to some hfty adj
ditionnl men. President Everett de-
clnrod that strikers returning 30 work
must come back on precisely the same
terms ne the men who VEN engaged to
hll their places when the strike came.
The company, he asserts Will not sac
rincc the mon hired since the strike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16

In common with me az a soldier. You
are mistaken. Their o. no community
~ deed, but certainly community "
spirit otherwise you could not have
written aa earnestly ne you have. And
In many cases the spirit o. everything.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16

Madrid June iG.-The parliamentary
difficulties have momentarlly subl'ded.
The chamber ~ 10 be Organized today
ana the minister Of finance. Senior Wi.
hvcrdo VIII Introduce the BUDGET to-
morrow after the close Of the B0orac so
az 20 allow operators time To weigh Il
and thus possibly avert a panic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16

Trenton, n. j., June iG-rhe stand
ard on companv today 0lod "a certia-
cato with the secretary Of state, In
crcnsing lis capital stock from $4,000
900 10 $4,000, 000 OF the latter amount
$40 100000 IL to be preferred stock pay
Ing "a per cent puartorly dividends
The certificate Is signed by Henry NJ.
Blagler, president, and l.. d. Clarke
secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-16

London Filipino Say. Rcpurts Cabied to
United states are Untrue.

London. June iG-The Filipino juntn
says there Is no truth In the report cir
culated here cabled 10 the United
Hlnatcd.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
Licenses for Selling Malt.

Retail dealers are nouplused by a notice
that has just been received from Collector
Webster caiIiug on them for the payment of
back license for dealing 10 malt. The no.
tice reads that SEQ must be paid, which ia
The license and penalty for two years, ending
June 30, 1900. The drug men did not know
they were liable for license, much less peu
atty, and several attorneys have been secured
10 look into the case The license, Judging
from the contents Of the notice, is $40 a wear
600 ,he penalty is $40, making a total Of $50
for the two years. The druggists think that
the Law is new one, only tyo years old, of
which they havs never been Notified, or 9TH
srwise the bill would have been much larger.
The notice states that the $50 is due from
NJ. Blank, "retail dealer 10 malt liquor d"
Toe druggists claim that they are not retail
dealers 10 malt liquors, but haodls malt az a
medicine not as q beverage One of the
drug8ists made this point 10 letter TO Mr..
WeostsN and that gentleman replied that,
such oeing the case, he bad 90 doubt the
money would be refunded The druggists,
knowing the slowness With which Uucie Sam
remoursts people for overcharges and mis-.
takes, are loath to pay at all Ooe of the
Charleston druggists said yesterday:
why, We don't sell malt as a beverage.
! dare cay bottle Of it was never sold and
drank 10 . drug store It is usually sold
to invalids, moihers and people who have
become run down through worry or over.
work. 1t 10 true that there is alcohol 10 malt,
but If you take alcohol Gway from The drug
business you destroy it entirely. Everything
We have contains alcohol 10 some degree 10
preserve n."-News and Courier.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06

As was previously announced it wat
decided by the City Board of Educatioo
to have the exercises for Arbor Day ou
Thanksgiving morning, 90 that the pupil,
might have so unbrokeu period of rest and
recreation. Accordingly the pupils assem-
bled Thursday morning at 8 o'clock, spen,
90 hour very pleasantly together, and until
Monday morning they were free TO enjoy them.
selves.
The Fourth Regiment Orchestra va, preseu,
aod With their usual ability to make swee,
! music delighted the audience. These gentle.
men have never failed TO respond to the re.
quest To be prescott on these occasions, and
ws feel ssfe 10 saying that their kindness ia
very greatly appreciated by all who ere 10.
terested 10 the welfare Of the school
Dr.. Cllftoo's fifteen minote ad ,ess de.
lighted the pupils and charmed his entire
audience. Altogether the time vas very
pleasantly spent and at one minute of ,eo
O'Clock The gone sounded for the p1pils TO
leave. Inspired by the iospiritiog strains of
The orchestras sweet music.
The following wss the programme
Opening March-Orehestra
Prayer.
The New Hail Columbia Orchestra accom-.
pan,ment.
Address-Dr Oliftop.
Selection by Orchestra.
Trees planted By representatives from the
four highest grades.
Rolls Of Honor \...
o Stern Old Land-Orchestra accompapi.
Closing March-Orcbestra.
The followiog is the Roll Of Hopor for past
quarter: NJ
lst Grsde-Secoud Divisiou-Maris DuPre,
Robert Mcleod, Sarah Richardson, Mildred
Hall, Gussie Hood. Special men n,ion-Aie
Hayusworth, Mable Parrott, Lucille Baker,
John Dune. Great improvement-Lucille
Rytteuberg.
I'd 0rsde-Psul Bowman, Juauita Hoyt,
Eruest Vogel, frankie Lesesne, Wendell Levi.
Special mention-Emma Baker. Virginia
Reynolds. Minnie Housb. James Chandler.
Great improvement-Sam Cordes %
Sd Grade-Msrguerte Mcleod, Essie Mur.
ray, Ollie DelRsr. Louise Yeadon, Mabel
Welch. Special mention-Wyndham Man.
| ming. Ray Ry,tsoberg, jamie SDanu, Jessie
Browu, Frapzesca Teicher, Louise Carson.
4th Grade-Lydia Richardson, Alma Camp
bell, Edna Stack. Special men,ion-Wi, i,lina
Cook, Nellie Mellet,, Bertha Bul.man, Alfred
Grier.
9th Grade-Belle Brinkley, Louise Murray
Barlow Walsh, Mary Lowry. B.roard Mao.
ming, Rober' Cooper. Special n nen,ion-
Scott Bos,ic, Maggie Newman, Charlie
McGrsth, Jennie Mcleod.
9Th Grade-Edi,h-t / smpley.
7th Grade-Special menuon-Leou Green,
Celeste HuRhsoo, Mary Gsillard.
9th Grsde-Isidore Teicher, Willie Man.
ning
9th Grade-Special men ,ion-M Misses Leonie
Jennings, Alice Moses, Ruth McLsuriu, Lily
Pri6gle
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
MAGISTRATE BARRETT TO BE
REINSTATED.
The County Legislative Delegation
Make Unanimous Recommed.
alton.

The following letter addressed to Gov.
&cSweeney by Senator Maun,ng and the
members Of the House is self.exp ana tory, ,
giving the result Of tho Investigation of the
charges against Magistrate G. Med Barrett,
OF Bishopvile, and the reasons for recon-.
mending h,s reinstatement by the governor
Sumter, s @. Nov 29, 1899.
Hoh. u. B. McSweeney, Governor, Colum.
Sir: 10 compliance with your request the
Sumter County delegation today met for the
purpose OF considering q commenda ton
With reference to the Reinstatement Of G. N.
Barrett, as magistrate Of the 9th Magisterial
District for Sumter County, or the appoint.
meut Of q successor.
AZ you requested, the citizsns of that sec.
tion OF the county were given ample ,oppor.
tunity to express their wishes 10 the matter.
We considered the fact that the grand jury
has not found a "true bill" against Mr.. Bar.
rott 80 seems to be contemplated in Section
~, Article Nv, of the Constitution of 1896,
as tho basis Of action 10 such cases, which
section is as follows: "Whenever it shall oe
brought to the notice of the governor by
affidavit ths: 40 officer who has the custod >
OF public or trust funds is probably guilty OF
emot zslemeot or ,he appropriation Of public
or trust funds TO private use, then the Cover.
nor shall direct bis Immediate prosecution
oy the proper officer, and upon true bill
found the governor shall suspend such officer
and appoint 10 bis stead, until he shall hav,
been acquitted by the verdict of q jary. 4, Ir
case of con victi0n the Office shall be declared
vacant and the vacancy filled as uay be pro
vided by law We also considered the fac
that the larger humber Of petitioning citizens
interested express their coofdeuce iu Mr.
Barrett and requested bis restoration tc
office, We, therefore, respectfully recommend
that he be reinstated.
Richard I. Masning, Senator.
E. D. Smith,
W. A. Nettles.
J. H. Wilson,
Altamont Moses,
D n. Youog.
Members Of the House.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
A Sure Sign OF Group.

Hosssseess 10 . child tbst 10 subject 10
Group 10 cure indication of the approach OF
the dissass lfChsmosrlaig's Cough Remsd =
10 given - 5000 ~ the child becomes
hosrss. o: even shsr The eroupy cough
hss appeared, u will ptsveot the attack.
nsoy noihsrs who have eroupy children
always keep this 'slhsdy ., hand and Aud
that II saves them much trouble and worry.
II Gao always be depended upon aud 10 pleas.
ant 10 take. For sale BY Al China.
10 1887 Mr.. Tbomss McIntosh Of Allen.
town, Tenn, had an attack Of dyseu,ery
which became chronic 81 wss treated bv
The best physicians 10 East Tennessee wi,hou,
. cure" he ssys. "Fiuslly I tried Cha smber.
lsiu's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
After usiog about twelve bottles I vas cured
sound aud we'll " For sale by DR.. A. J..
China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06

RELIGIOUS.

Sunday being the last prssthiug day before
the meeting of the South Csroliua Conference,
there was 40 Hnusualy large congregation
at the Fret Methodist Church IN the morn.
Jog. The psstOr, Dr. Clifton, preached.
AT the night service toe congregation of
the Mission Church united with the First
Church 10 . meeting st the First Church.
Dr.. ]. A. Clifton preached an interesting e
sermon TO q crowded house.
After the sermon Rev Mr. Ke ly, pastor OF
the Mission Church, made q short talk at the
suggestion Of d. Clifton. in which he stated
that the new church 10 ABOUT CON vletsd, and
all paid for except the pevs, for which a
collection Vas taken up amounting to ST. Sc
He sonouuced that the dedication of the
church will take place On next Sunday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
Thanksgiving SERVICES.

Thssksgivipe services were held 10 The
Lothsssn Church Thursday at IL ., m and
1.30 p. %. Attic morning services Dr.. J
A. Clifsos, Of the Fret Methodist Church,
aud Rev. Won A Riser, pastor Of the Luther.
90 Church, both spoke, and IN the evening"
Dr. Clifton conducted the services. He deliv.
cred . sermon OF unusual eloquence aud |,
vas the comment Of ell who heard him tha,
he surpassed himself.
Services we're held iu tho Presby terian
Chorh at II .. a ,rDr. Edmunds occupying
the pulpit and preaching 40 intsrestiog ser.
mon appropriate TO the day and occasion.
10 the Episcopat Church the rector, Rev
p. d. Hsy, conducted services and preached
toeugbfol and touching Thanksgiving
sefmoo.
Rev. Wm.. Aiken Kelly held services Ia
The Y. u. @. A ball at IL o'clock Q IN. he
preached 90 istsossly Interesting sermon oe
fore good ooee regs,iou.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
Leading Man Fsrsd.

The opening eight of The Lee Stock Com.
paoy's eo9seemeut as The Opera House wee q
'ameo'aoie failure, owing TO the exercssble
work Of The Issdiog man, Mr Jack Dooovsu,
soo ssssysd 70 sesct the part Of Jack Stao.
icy, bot soccesded only 10 mou,hisg II mos,
vils'y: The Audience noon perceived ,ha, q
lsms decs ned oy cone strange -nischance
gotten into the role Of leading msu, and thew
thse sseisoed tbsmsslvss to the inevitable and
sxwsc,ed What amusement they could from
the an'ies OF the lsadirg nan, aod the soc.
csalsiss tnUeduced By other msmbers OF ibs
company. - -,
Hosdsy eight was ". Donovan's Gre, ap.
pearsoes With tbs Lee Stock Company, and
ois isek OF eoiiisy IVES 80 great . .sorrrise to
the msosgsf Of the eoupasy 40 10 lie audi.
eoes. immsdia,eiv after the performance the
ieed,ss mar ,~ss 6'sd, and hs'iwill journey
eIl the wsy beck TO Chicago from whence be
came 10 1oin the Lee Stosk Coupaa0.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
Quarterly Conference.

The Fourth Qosrterly Conference Of som,er
ter Station u. y. Church, South, was held
atthe pa,sousee lsst night. Presiding Elder,
Rsy. Z Clyde. wss present to receive goal
reports for the year, which ends With the
conseoiog OF the Aosual Conference on the
9Th tostant.
The reports were 10 . whole satisfactory
and show good eendi,iou of the various
anairs and iuterests of the charge The FOL.
lowing officers we're rsslsc.ed for the eusuiug 2
year: 3. - ~
Soodsy School Soperintsudsnt-R. O.
Pdrdy. Nl
S,svsrds-J B Roscb. J. D. Craig, W.
a Browa, A. B S,uekey, l.. w. Folsom, J.
= Aa'Rh', q; Purdy, Dr. j. A. Mood, W /.
b. Burns aod o. Hrrst, Jr. =
The ofAcisls present expressed tho desire
'hst their pressut prssid dina elder and pastor
may return to serve Sumter Station for The
year 1900. N
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
TESTIMONIALS.

From one OF our first graduates. He has q
good position, and recon- meuds our school
as the best, MS does all of our students
Columbia, 5. G. Jan. 8, 1897
Prof. W. h. Newberry, President G. 4. G :,
My Dear Sir: During the month of Janu-
ary, 1885, was the time | began business
course in the Columbia Business College
Although a stranger iu the city. WAS We,
coined by professors and students, which
made me feel at home. Having completed
my course, ! accepted a position as book J..
keet er for Oue OF the largest DRY goods nrms
IN the city, which position | he'd tor one
year, aud then changed to the grocery firm
of James N Green, one Of the lesdlne fancy
grocers 10 the city whicb position still hold
Owing to the thorough training received at
the Columbia Business College, have heen
able TO master every business Transaction that
has come IN my work. 10 future years will
always look back TO the time spent ia the
Columbia Business College with pleasure. |
recommend 'nis schOol to all who desire n
business education.
From your friend and student
W. w. GREGG.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06

Ksyton's Kowedians, y theatrical com pau
which bad On segagemsot at the Opera Hous,
last Wsdoesday night. ended its tour and went
10 pieces with that performance. The wreck
Of shs company was due to . combioatiou o
very poor busiUess aod . very poor chow.
The audience W sdrssdsy night vas Ia keep
log With the psrfor nance, there being just d
sumeieat oumoer present to acceotuate the
prsvsilios emptiness Of the seats.
"Oos Minute Cough Cure 10 the best rem.
sdy ever ussd for coughs and colds II i,
ensquslled for wbooping cough. Children
oil like It," writes N. W. .williams, Gentry.
vile, Iod Never f"ils. II 10 the only harm.
'e,s remedy that gives immediate results.
Cure coughs. colds, bosrssosss. Group, pnsu.
uooia. bronchitis and all throat and iuoR
tfoubhs. !: early uss prevents cousump.
tion. J. 8. Hoghsoa B o.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
Proceedings Of County Board of
Commissioners.

The County Board of Commissioners met
yesterday with Supervisor Dorm and Com.
missioeers, jenkins. Mcleod, Scarborough,
AcNeil and Rhodes present.
Action on the proposed road 10 Bisbopville
township was postpohd until the next
meeting, 80 as to give Mr. Rodgers 40 oppor.
tunity to appear before the Board and state
bis objections.
Messrs. Altamont Moses, R. D. Lee and R.
!. Manning, a mmittee from the Business
League, presented petitions for opening a
road across Black River from the Mcbride
place to the Plowden Mill road, and also filed
an assignment of right of way for said road
The committee suggested the appointment OF
special committee from the County Board
to ascertain the cost of opening the road and
the best route.
MI. Il. q. McFaddin vss present and made
various objections 10 the road, and asked the
board to make haste slowly. He said that
parties In Concord are opposed to the road
and coold get up q counter petition against
| opening it.
The board considered the petition and on
motion committee, consisting of commits.
sioners Rhodes, McNeill and Scarborough,
was appointed 10 make the required inves,i.
CATION as to the location of the road aud the
cost Of the same; also to employ surveyor
to make estimate and 6od the best route.
Asj q. F. Wilson presented a petition from
many citizens, asking tba. the salary of L
White, overseer of the chain gang be raised to
$50 month.
Mr. 4. /. Aauoiug presented q petition for
opening q road from Lodebar road TO
Providence road, about It miles 10 length
Supervisor Dorm and commissioner Mcleod
were appointed q committee to examine into
the matter.
The matter of reward of Mcdonald for CAP.
turs Of Ben Williams, an escaped convict,
was brought up, he refusing to accept SIS 80.
The Supervisor stated be would write him.
Numerous accounts were approved aud
ordered paid, aod the board adjourned.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
Postal improvements

Hon. j, Wm. Stokes writes the editor of
this paper as follows IN reference to certain
improvements 10 the postal service 10 this
city:
Oraogsourg, s. q December |, 1899.
Dear Sir-You have felt M in,erss; 10 in.
creasing mail facilities in your city. have
been anxious to secure all such whenever
possible u application Tor collection boxes
over ytur city, with Increased clerk hire
sufiiclen, TO take up the collection twice a
day. 10 sent me ~ Washing ton, I will make
. persooal 'fjrl 10 get h or any other im
provsmeot voo may oesd 10 The line Of postal
facilities Very truly, IL.
~ J. WV. STOKES.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
The Cotton Receipts.

On Fiday the public weigbers weighed 3O7
bales OF cotton, n heavy days receipts tOT
December lat There have been weighed by
the public weighers since August LIST, 30, ,94l
bales OF cotton aud to this mus, be added cotton
fought by lte cotton mill and Hardy h Co.,
that was not handled oy the puhIlc weghers,
TO arrive NJ the total receipts So far as can
be sscer,sined the total receipts including
yesterdays receipts aggregate 2l, 805 bales.
The cotton year does not close until July
3ls,, 1900, and Sum,er's receipts this year
are sure TO pass all previous records.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
From New Zealand.

Reefton, New Zealand, Nov. %, 1895.
l am very pleased to state that since took
the agency OF Chsmberlaiu's medicines the
sale has been very large, moro especially OF
the Cough Remedy. 10 two years have sold
more Of this particular remedy than of all
other makes for the previous FIVE yesrs. Al
to its efficacy, have been Informed BY scores
OF persoos OF the good resnlrs they have re.
ceived from it, and know its value from the
use of itin my own household. 1t 10 60 pleas.
aot to take that We have to place the bottle
beyond the reach Of the children.
E.J. Scaotlsbury.
For sale by A. J. China
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06

Mr.. j Sheer, Sedalis, Mo saved his
cbild's life by One Minute Cough Core
Doctors had given her up to die with Group.
It's iufaiIible cure for coughs, colds, grippe,
pneuTonis, bronchitis aud throat and lung
troubles. Relieves at once. j. s. Hughson
A 90
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
Dispenser Elso,sd.

The Csooty Board Of Control met today
aod IN addition TO ,rao'aetiog regular rou.
'ios business elected dispsosers.
Thsss wss only one asplisaos for d,speussr
At Sumter sod BE-. Ar. JIM. Rssaes, the
present iseambsos WA, elected. Ne. ! B.
Baker vss = slse,ed clerk. There were ssv.
sral sppliesots fas, dhsseser At Aayssvill.
aud B'sAopvil'e, bot tba election bad not been
bed at The Ains Of going 70 press.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
PAY YOUR DEBTS.

The date following your name on this
pspsr iodiesses the date on which your
sabssrip,ioe expirss. or frem which date you
ere 10 arrears. Exsm,us the date on
year pspsr end u you owe aoy,biue come
NJ ss once and ss,,ls without further reuiod.
- OF u'eiss. Many subscribsrs are 10
asrssss. last year vs did not prrss them for q
sssslsssss, ksovins the searsi,y OF money,
bss ssv vs need What 10 due and We reqoss,
90 sssly ssd foil ssttIsueo,.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-06
COMPLETED SHORTHAND IN THREE
MONTHS.

Blackvil!e, Bsrnweil Co. Mch 80. 1899.
Nr W. h. Newberry, President Coluu bla
Business College, Columbia, s. C
NV Dear Sir: 1t affords me plessute 10
testify 10 The merits OF the Columbia Business
College do cot hesitate to say that have
received substantial ana beneficial results. |
cheeTfuiiy recommend Il 10 any person desir.
Gus Ct securing business education. Dur
ing nv course OF study st tue college there
was uniform klcd sad courteous treatment
aod attention. Close attention was given
The students oy the instructors 10 insure ac-
curscy and thoroughness IN their studies,
and ny progress was rapid, and presume.
efficient, rs obtained a situation as soon as
reached hone, and, so far as ! know, am
e'v,ug satisfaction. completed my Short
hand course in three months. | do not think
the Columbia Business College can be exceled
by any other IN the State. Ever wishing
Your college grand soccess, am
Your friend and old student,
(Miss) DAISY STOKES.