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Booker Warrington.

If the worth uf man is to bs
estimated ny the work he does,
Booker Washington is worthy of
recognition and is one of tie
great forces in the making of y
nation. In 1881 he began his
great work in shanty in the
black belt of Aiabama, with not a
dollar.
His school now owns two thou
sud three hun'lred acre, of land,
ssven hundred of which are cult
v.Jtr Nv the students There are
on the place six hundred head al
live stock aud forty vehicles aud
training is given 10 twenty six in,
dustries The value of the prop
trrv is three hui dred Thousand
dollars and its annual eXuense il
now seventy five Thousand dollars
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who desires to try this remedy can
secure an outfit with 4 supply of
menicine aud full directions by
sending 81 to the veterinarian
When you have used it and re
ported the result. of tho treat
mont, you can return the outfit
and the dollar will be returned to
you.
In ordering tho milk fever out
fits, give name OF your express
office and make money orders
payable to tho undersigned, Ad
dress,
DR.. g r Nesson, Veterinarian,
Clemson College, S. G.
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wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric aci -au-
bes and BrighI's Disease which is ,aa worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr.. Kilmer's Swaup-Root is nc &c
ommended for everything but if you have I'D
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will c nd
just the remedy you need. lthas bee led
in so many ways, in hospital work, in !, tie
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that speciai arrange hss
been made by which ali readers of tins caper
who have not already tried it, may nave
sample bottle sent free by mail, also hook
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
ssts5 ssnd xou4 e this sddIss, Bspss and I'd ,,E & A
Dr. kilmer & Co., Bing 4 ! t
hamton, N. Y. The =aaaslsls!: ~ g. e
regular fifty cent and Home of swaInp Isoo<.
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
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Bulletin Treating of "Ailk Fever
Sent Out by Clemson's
Veterinarian.

Dear Sir: The veterinarian of
the South Carolina experiment
station desires to call your atten-
tion to a new treatment for milk
fever, a disease which takes off SO
many of the best cows of the
country every year. Possibly
YOU are familiar with it, hut for
tho benefit of those who may not
he, tho following brief symptoms
are gwen:
Milk fever IL more common in
wellbred, we'll fed heavy mixers
1t generally comes on during the
first two or three DAYS after
calvIng and "egins with highly
nervous condition. during which
the COW seems crazed and shows
convulsive =, mp,oms After the
period of excitement (which may
occur during ths night she will
appear dull or unconscious and
partly paraly zed. She stands
with the hesd against the wall,
paddles with the hind feet and
chews AS if eating. Later she ia
unable to stand, her legs give
way, and she falls Ia the ground,
hut may rise nj v to fall again
While down, she ut first lies uI
on the breast with the head turned
round to the side, apparentl
as'e"p, but rs the paralysi. pro
gresses she stretches out on tn,
side. Convulslons sometimes re
cur at intervals and after each Fl
tho paralysis become more mark
cd. The temperature is at frs
high, hut A. she becomes mur'
and more paral, zed, it goes be
normal. Constipation is marked
milk secretion suspended. and tn
, mouth, ut first filled with rop,
saliva, later becomes dry. Th
upper sysIid drops down over th
sight.
+ A large percent OF the cow
affected with this disease die, an,
those that recover show marke
signs of its ravages for months.
Some fon" years ago DR.
Schmidt began treating milk feve
by the injection of a solution q
iodids of potassium into the nd
der through the tsats. The in
slant success of this method led t
Its adoption in many countries.
has proven very successful at thi
college.
The remedy is quite simple
and can be used by any intelligen
person, though = special appar
atus is required for making th
injection.
The experiment station hae o
hand 4 number of these outfits {
special make designed by til
writer. Any citizen of the Sta,
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Appointments East Lancaster

Appointments East Lancaster
Circuit.
l>t Sunday: II n. a., Bethel
1870 y. m. F., rahernacle>
2nd sunday: IL IN, Taber
oacIe: 3:3op. m, HopewelI,
3rd Sunday: IL n. m Hope.
we'll; $3.50 p. M. Bethel
4th Sunday III a m, Hope.
welt; 3 80 p n Tabernacle; I
p. m Bethel
w & Wlnn, p. g.
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oN3IYd S.Y3HI0M

anq 5u!q4Hue ssn o. pepensIod
80 3.uoQ pres eAeq Auem os
Sc ,,'Kses pue leInleu u1I!qpI!qC
soNem,, !! 'aIoqs u!-lusmouyuoo
a1oJoq ueq1 I9lJr Io5uoIls punoJ S!
GUS pue 'pl!qO pue IoqloW qloq 20
soA!I oql o. H1eJps s9Insu! 9sn slI
'pooqIsqloW 10 Aol 9q1 soous!IsdxS
GUS u9qM Inou oql o. 'sSu!poq
-oIoJ HuuooIS 10 Su!Ieyns 'pe9Ip
i: :: 4; pual5
-; -: s;::s!s ;s:s!: :;!!:: =! S.l0q(OW
:! p!oAe o. eprm 90 pInoqs aIoy
ia lie pue Is5uep qa!M 9sssq s! II
.qaoW aueaosdxa hIsAs 10 sJT qua
asA 'dols 5u!I9'1oa 3sIy mo po
pms pus KoueJu! sssIdIsq mo IoAo
p9Qo3eM oQM GUS. aaHLoW , 10
aeqa Sc IoasnIo suo!1osUoosI AIoq
pur Ispu91 qons qo!qm anoqe pus
::':;:$ 6; !: !; +: e.; e; !; iY3HI0W
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Cure Cold in Head.
kermott's Chocolates laxative Ouinine, easy
10 take and quick TO cure cold in head and sore
throat.
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DY. II DicOhn's Ln.,. Dturtec
SfOO

May be worth to you more than 500
af you have child who SOILS bedding
from incontenence of water during
sleep. Cures old and young alike. T.
irrests the trouble at once. ST.. Sold
by JF Mackey & Co, Druggist, Ian.
csster, 8 G..
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Can Collect Tuition.


The State Supreme court has
reversed the decision of Judge
Klugh In which be held that sup
Elementary tuition fees in public
schools are unconstitutional. The
case came from Rock Hill Fol
lowing is the decision, as reported
for the State by MIR j 5 Reynolds:
The circuit Judge erred in not
finding that the collection of tut
tion fees was necessary for the
support of the common schools IN
Rock Hill District.
The general assembly has never
inaugarated the system of free
public schools contemplated bv
the trainers of the constitution of
1858, and no such system has vet
been provided for
The provisions of the constitu~
tion of 1858 in regard to free pub
lie schools are not mandatory, ir-
asmuch as no time was fixed for
the establishment of such schools
Article 10, section 3, merely re-
quired that such schools as were
outlined in that article should he
provided for as soon as practical
BILE after the adoption of the con
stltution. If it should never be-
come pra cticable there was no ob
legation to act in the matter.
There is nothing in the consti
tuition of 1868 or in the constitu-
tion of 1895 (Which adopted near
ly all the provisions of the con
.titution of 1868 relating to puh-
lie schools) which prohibits the
general asse mbly from adopting
Other systems of schools; and,
accordingly, the general assembly
has from time to time enacted
school laws, some general in their
nature and others special.
Among the p wers vested in the
Rock Hill school district by the
act of 1887 (19 Stat. 1869 or
ganizing the same Is the power to
assess the scholars, as supplement
tary tuition, such sum or sums a,
NAV be necessary to meet the
expenses of the school attended
by them"
Under this authority the boarc
of trustees fixed certain tuition
fees which were :, be paid by sucl
as did not show that they wer,
unable to pay them-the resnlu
tion of the board concluding will
these words "All pupils who's
names are not entered upon tn
free list or whose tuition is no
paid within the time specified
shall he denied the privilege o
attending school"
The said act is not in connic
with an, positive provision q
either constitution, is not prohib
tied by either, and is therefore no
unconstitutional. And the sal
resolution being in accordanc
Herewith the action of the sal
board was legal and constitutions
1t follows that the circuit judg
erred i'll restraining the collsctio
, of tuition fees under the authori
ty of the act aforesaid.
! Judgment below reversed. Oplr
: ion by Acting Associate Justie
b Townsend. Filed March %.
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GENTLEMEN. Gee ,oe New Novel
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.sIouIUI '!mIyO 'z1vQ NosHadNaH
.Ismolsno 3 s6Bs a HTHLOW 3 emoo
-sq o. Su!aosdxs quo Gus o. Su!sssIq
3 8! 9I .'pus!IA s.Isu9oW, 10 ssla
400 InoJ pasn kIsno!AsId Su!Auq 'asRI
Isq ql!M ieq9aSoalu PIP sqs usqa usIp
-I!qo oMa IsqlO lou 10 Isq9!s ql!M sem
-u!W uS4 u! eIoW psIsUns sJ!M Avn
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BAGM !?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody vino reads the news
papers is sure TO know Of the wouaer!ul
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cures made ~ Dr.
kii'ncf's Sw.r .oot,
tn great kidne Do er
and = adder re
his the gre g.. IL
caluiJmph OF me
'erl.h centuy S.
covered after years of
scientific resea + by
II. ki.ncr, las e.ui-
neHt kidney and Q I'd
DER sDecialiet . is
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09
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IT sLUGs,
see Liarder rhan q PrI.e FInhler.

newspaper man is subject 10 trials aud
uihulations the same as ordinary mortals.
Coffee "slags' a great many or them.
~. Beldleman. on the Wilkes Barre
Record says regarding his experience wlth
coffee; "a litnle over two years ago /
was on the verge Of collapse superlnduced
hy the steady grind of the newspaper Of
nee. For weeks | did not have nights
sound sleep and the wakefu nights were
followed by despondency and A general
ereaklng up OF the constitution. ran
down IN weight. Ny family physiclnn
insisted that I leave on coffee and take
on Postum Food Coffee, but would NOT
bear 10 n.
Ono dav ! was served with a Gun OF
eonte. as ! supposed, THAI had a necullarly
delicious nay0r. l rellshed Ii. and When
aNhking the second cup / was told that
i was not coffee, but Postum Food Cotfee.
Was dumhtounded and for time
taenght J was the subject OF a practical
Joke However became hrm believer
IN, and user % Postum from that time.
md almost Immediately ! hogan 10 sleeD
nights aud the irritahleness Disappeared
ana ia less than three months I was com
pie{eiy We'll and la seven months nay
weight Increased mp 70 i0S pounds L
nan msn n Sns DE- the work Of two ordinary
There Is q great big lot OF common
tum Food Coffee.
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exception Of escaping gas and he believed
II ne could spend a few days In the local,
ny he could find gas His good opinion
OF me property has greatly encouraged the
memnefs ~ the company aud will stimu.
late them - rapid Development
captain Lrcas gave some appreciated ad
Texas on aud Mining company IN the Sc.
lection OF pipes Tor oil drilling and dif.
terent details Of the work The south.
drilling outdt and VIII soon he boring AZ
the iNwnscnd pasture. southwest Of town
Captain Lpcas regretted be did moi have
the time 20 visit their Geld AS Ar indi
cation 81 the confidence the citigens ~
Columbus have ~ the Southwest Texas
company Z may he stated that all thei-
siderable amount, has been purchased az
par. -
While here Captain Lucas was shown
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sns S 1 well IN the city limits ana ,,.
81 81 to %1 h comes from the well was H INV ne
the FaS III eA ann His opinion is tha'f
IN ee eonld not state without + ~ y;
n ' strata through which the arm ns5 .,
Wen & Sssss Is an Indication 81 oil IN Tba
SS nna was abandoned because OF }bs sr h. ago
tas, OF q dHll which Is lodged AZ ~ ofeas ~.
from tho sM Msi sIrSSagp Of warm water ao 'Vs
each 300 parts. 'inAe ana soda In
feniiIs'm1 s, Lgess Is pleasant, Intelllrsn,
geological formations IN III \, with the
n MN Alahama 20. Arizona. his 0nanhtfy
nonf s5a g him by 100 friends al Bs san
The Post wnien has been described IN
Al NJ nlm ~ the lmpromptu rersn,9leeIs
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F1aIIetsviIIe tiappeninns-

Newhnry .'s, iexas jane S.Dr. A.. f..
TO-DAY = assisted by Drs. Lay ana Boetne
sen,s reformed an operation Of EMMY.
eek tst' V'aA upon the son OF Henry Jane.
OF nns s OUT seven plnts and two ounces
easy ' me boy aged IS years, is resting
o,d ihs ialletsville Ere aen.r,r,.u.
here ana nGl celebrate the Fourth ~ J,iv
cnero an, VIII attend the ceiebrat ~ 'uiS
TIE seha,ssr,stest for the prizes there
senSus Of Halletsville die.
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QUARTER CENTURY SALE
Black Dress Goods.

Better opportunities here al
buying Black goods than in 9TH
stores, more to select from andd.
ways the newest and best 10 N
had. Lower prices this week tha|
ever. Here is Just a few items.
All Wool Black Alhatross, IS intss|
wide, a SOC grade. on,
sale price, per yard, -. ...... jStI
All Wool Extra Fine Imported Ana
Black AlbatroSs, our Sl06 r.
grade. Sale price, per yard j.. Ijel
All Wool Imported English BLACK 81
tlste, our 75c grade, this week, Goa
sale price, per yard. ......... WI
All Wool Imported English Chsrla,
medium weight, for unlined skirts n
good 81 90 grade. 5cs|
Sale price, per yard .4...,... Id6
p:iestley's Black Mohair Granite I'LL!
weight, very stylish worth 9EsI
SIP per. yard, Sale price. Wy
PrelStley's Black Mohair Slcillia1,
inches wide, Sl25 grade, 1na1
sue price, per yard ......,.-. Sus
Preistley's SIX Warn Black Prlnelh
soft and light weight, worth rsgaE|
Sl.25 per yarl npsl
Sale price .,...,.-.......u. wv
Preistleys SILK Warp Mohair, thelalssi
IN fine plain black goods, soft aud ".
weights. our $l.T5 grade. E6l
sale price ,...,..,,.,-..,,..s INV
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LUCAS AT COLUMBUS.

He Raised oil Enthusiasm 10 a High
Pitch.
Columbus. Texas June Z. The gentleman
who can call the mos, celehrsted 81 well
In the world ~my gusherN spent the prln.
cipai part OF TODAY, IN company with Gen,
eral Manager W litueheld, inspecting the
aeid OF the Kessler Hu on company Az
ter reception at the onice Of Hon. W l.
Adkins. Captain Lucas held a private audi
cnce with the directors Of the Kessler Hll
company and gave them his opinion ~ their
proposition. His statements We're that the
Kessler htll was an interestln. Geld; that
he found more indicstlprs Of oil on the
surface than be did at Beaumont with the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-09

trlct shows an Increase q ~ X, 4
last YEAR the white just apnS g5l 4 .
Teachers fer the schools WI
next Tuesday. ..,,r.l
Prof. c. A. Peterson ans Pni
assistants are not apphe,asssssiss ssi
son goes to Moulton anu "
to Yoakum. -. .,Ist
The frst watermeions w1sk "
offered for safe here tp's
manded fancy prices
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claims s IN for title and other frlvolors
furnished Se sreat county. he stated it
ana n y. Texas oil field To decry VIZ ne enemies mics
Vesiments. III preventing some in
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aAld Withhold B.k

HIilsboro A'exas. june ,,'.,s ~
had an exam lug triad q ,, l',s
for the murde g T. .s 4 f.e|
ago. The evlde@S re- r, 4l,e.nef.r
Ing held without eah'
tum's fatherin-laW-
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hour NJ Intensified meditation bnt en
hnnrCd lis henuty bnt mrre,sea its
charms. became frerzied- Il heca,,,n y,,,J
dened KNOWING nor what olsa ~ 40
returned 10 Arabia ana soroht ~
mans house. mi wears 6ofore h bad nid
ont and loft Muscat-the honae was oc.,,
pied Inv stranrers Wv"
bour years had passed since my last visit
10 Muscat II was nm ubusnpuv bydsbt
ana bsa,,t,f,, rt,h. ~, 1870 -,
s"' n'' cI""o mufreu
me CAIN, clear serenity Of the heavens;
the full moon seemed 10 burrt forth In nm
,,.t,,r,i e,,t.,,,,t,.,.. .,,, -. =,
'"" "'''i p''"''' 'honsnt
l. had tne orange and olive groves, the
vineyards the far-fnnpd andsfanes oy
rtolv shawn forth In srcb ,,,,,t,.,tts
niacrnce ns mon maj SiSbt ltl|9 HlNb,
an Inc northern h6ut ~ ne S,u"u "t"ms
distance from Fiornnre u,,,inp 49,
Vesrisd Vim tbc e,,I,ri,,,s '9 sths neroMe
NJ nv ,nart,nants baI tnS ln2h9lenE
10 an{o, tbe rnoi evcrin,, Ten'el'u ,oIti
na,inpslv b.J tirnnta ~ "ut, limos,
snot yhIch Inv ,f,, nv Wy S,,tps 20 q
TX mast hoo,,ttf,h a. W,9' = eleu as
tbsrs huricS a. , NV ~, lea'A, Slahulns
tb1t strnn NJ 49, Hh,aVu' tlluhpg OF
r,hn, Srstr p'ut'' , tuat eNSnuul uaN
tor ,,aars M t1ro uH9,"' tNlnhlnB a.
thc|Lbtt''t ~ - ,..,u ~, unttml tlhgN
fDr,ssttSo, III m"b 30 IN W. NY Mneveahuuih'
NM ~ ,I ~ W." NY Islops OF tne past
.iinbt ,on"b az NV rI,,b,t Wn0ltnS lflt
hshcid a bcsycn az la - ~ nh nuu tutluius
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gu AFTER CENTURY SALT
Wash Goods

The every day selling KIM NJ
, at much cheaper prices than ban " "
Plain navy and black Ra,l... !,
wide, the Poe grade, Sala IA
price, per Misunderstanding 9ss
Fancy Batiste, Jaconet ma M,
Ihe pattern and colorlngs " S''ll N
goods are very pretty, Ia sr,a sMl
inches wide, 10y gfadt q
sale price ........ I'M
Real Irish Linen, "a inches VA. ~
ground. red and black strInes VA
ana boys shirts poe quality y WI
sue price .............. ;kkl
Imported French Cheyiot a.
shirts, SO inches wide. wsrrsp,.sa VIZ
color, 40c grade. w
sale price .,......... 2sll
Irish Linen Lawn. 80 ineho, q,
white ground. small blue, IA
PACK stripes and figures. zoe A.
quality, Sale price ,....... 2htl
Saline and Mercerized Foul,,,,
grade novelties, all new shades "a
signs. 4Sc quality, ~
sale price .............. Ihtl
Finest imported embroldsred ~.
white and tinted grounds, very NJ
some styles, Toe quality, "a,
S1le price ''................... Jyrl
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QUARTER CENTURY SALE
White Goods.

The White goods section is very
popular just now; it's such price
giving as these that's doing the
business.
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loue-so Hpspccessfully doue ! would yield
myself uurelenungly unrcservcdly, 10 its
II in nothing eiSe | might hnd nj lenst
temporary relief Il was useless; every
hour If Intensified meditation hut en-
HANGED it, heauty. but increased its
charms, ! became frerzied--1 became mad.
dened Knowing not what else TO do. I
returned 20 Arabia and sought the old
mans house; hut years before he had sold
on and left Muscar the house was occu.
pied by strangers.
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QUARTER CENTURY SALE.
Silks.

Reduced prices on SeasOnaPs
Silks, Silks you can use right now
It's not a question Of buying then
for less, but can you use them.
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QUARTER CENTURY SALE
Linens.

No good housekeeper win let
this grand opportunity pass with
out supplying herself, Values here
you will never get again.
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Years few. rapidly away. but no mat
Ger where ! went no natter what saw.
abe face Of TEE young woman whose pic.
tpse had seen IN the old Turks home was
with me. Day and night Il haunted me;
4 modelled my thoughts; Il became the
nutbor Of my words the author cf my ac-
lions II was the director Of my life. Yes.
loved, 1sepiyr-fFantlCally loved a Woman
whom had never seen. Al lasr In desperas
Ton, IN despair, decided would not al.
low myeeif IL think az aught else and IN
ftead Of struggling against i as had so