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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-01
& N. - TT O T1rA.
Roars the n The Kind Yon Have klwaw B0ught
''S's'S'' Of I@>11zAIz<s<
The Records should ba Kept Some of tho
Dangers of the Present Systeln Very
flstnlS Pointed Out-Thc
fnrthcomipG Report
The State, Dec. -. |
SUGGESTIONS FROM SECRETARY OF
STATS

iNS IN MS Forthcoming annual report
to give information Of a character
that will be Of some real service TO
the state, and to present ii in such
way that it will always be ready for
reference. Chlef Clerk Gnutt is do
ing some excellent work along this
line as the statement in regard to
the cotton mill industry shows. 1t
Is the first time that any such state.
m"nt has been gotten up in the office
and such work requires time and
trouble
Secretary Cooper proposes also to
make some timely suggestions as to
public officers, their bonds and com.
missions. He points out defects in
the present law, rs follows
Il submit herewith to your honor.
able body record Of the election,
appointment and commission of all
officers Of the state occasioned bv
this office, not only for the informa-
tlon Of your body, but that a perma-
nent accessible record may be pre-.
served thereof 1t will be noted that
III spite Of the constitutional man.
date that "all officers Of the State
shall be commissioned by the COVER.
nor there does not appear in this
record, nor have there applied to this
office for commissions. various officers
elected by your honorable body, aud
appointed through other channels.
Parties have assumed and been al.
lowed to exercise official functions,
without proper authority SO 10 do.
In other cases county officers who
have been reelected have neglected
to give new bonds and receive new
commissions for the second term,
! holding their Offices under the terms
OF their former commissions, provid-
log for occupancy Of the Office uutil
their successor qualities l have at
tempted TO correct these pernicious
practices as far rs possible, reporting
to his eXcellency the governor va
rious OF his appointees to county
Offices who neglected or refused to
qualify within reasonable time.
However, the law should be made
more stringent.
AN examination Of this record
will recommend to you, as | most
earnestly DO, the enactment Of a
measure fixing some definite time up-
On which officers # the various class
es shall assume their duties, when
elected or appointed. la the past it
has b~"t' LIT 10 the convenience Of
the officials, 10 the detriment of eff
cient public service
Il would call to the attention Of
your body the iHrt that the bonds Of
State officers are not required TO be
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-01

Nos. 81 and A. will have Pullman a,eentn
ears between Now York and Tan m. MeaIa
sseiyeD ~ dining cars enrOntet Throuph
Now York. a}r.51i ',I $50 ''iio ,'iio anM alss
.,,s Nos; az and 90 will have Pullman Buffss fi:
SleeP;ng Car between New York nmd &Jaok..
s0nYille and Day coaches land baggage cora
nsMLWS on washington and JaoksonViiio -
dannt dnttp9sI 9 Drive ariive and depart In g. "A, Il.
Fo' further information apply 10 IS n al {,
.. u, BOY isTOE, Il p. "A. :, 81 K, s;
# =. a. sHIPMAN a. 4. q K =. a.. & -
A..0, MAoDO ONKLL, q. II. a., n 81
Z a .sis Jlpekaopyi!lo, Fie.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-01
rNWEK pENElNrMYNT.

Three notable companies created
are the Georgis Carolina Mnnufac,
turing. Anderson: the Twin Citv
Power company. EdgHtield: and the
Catswha Power company. York. with
al agSreEHte capital stock Of
$l,@NO,NNO.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-01

minerals IN It to disturb the digestion and
lead TO ruinous habits.
We have prepared special book on,
this painful disease should read. II is tho
most complete and interesting book OF
the kind in existence. 1t will be cent free
TO any one desiring II. Write our p!iysi,
clans fully aud freely about your case. We
make no charge for medical advice.
.J IHR SWIFT 8pEcirtc CO., ATLABTA, GA.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-01
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD
II. C. BEAH TIE, Receiver.
Florida Central g. PeninsuIar
SOUTHBOUND.

irins ran by Goth Meridian, or Central Time
South OF Colun bia. Time Table in
Eject June 3rd.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-01
N.NlN, CNMlANiE~ :

Three mining compau;eS have been
created as follows:
Standard kaolin company. Aiken.
$4,000.
New Cut Mining company, Chero-
kee, s., 500.
Palmetto Gold Mining company
Spartanburg, $1,000. 600.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-01

tI"ns aud would get well. After having & filled
t"tlre times without receiving the slightest
,Lmsnt' heclinrd 10 continue tfs treatment any
IecImmcnded for Kbeunatisn,, decided, a!mosi
ID despair bpweyrr, TO give the medicine Irisj,
ain sittI had taken a few bottles was able 10
elter had no usc for them at aii, g. s. s. having
cuted me sound spd we'll Al tie disiresstHg
pshs pave LEI. me, my appetite has returned,
ann ,nn am happy 70 he again restored 10 perfed
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-01

NfoIII III INo "UTbI IJTIU. ] UE
pain was 10 intense thatI
became completely pros
traied The attack was an
unusually severe one. and
my condition WAS regard.
ed as being very danger.
Gus. J was attended by
Que OF the most able doc
tors in Washington, wiI0 is
also & member 81 the fac
nlty oi q leading medical
college here. lie told me
t; - continue big .presctip.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-01
COTTON SEED OIL.

The cotton seed oil and fertilizer
companies chartered are as follows !:
Mccormick Cotton Oil company, Ab.
beville, $l1,000.
Pendleton Oil and Fertilizer com.
panv. Anderson. $4,000.
Anderson Fertilizer company, An.
aerson, 100000.
Farmers OH Mill comp ny, An
derson, $4,000.
Cotton Oil company, Bamberg,
$4,000.
Etiwan Fertilizer company. Char
lesion, l25,0O0.
Manning Oil Mill and l!luminat
ing company, Clarendon. $50, ,UnQ.
Farmers Cotton Oh company,
Clarendon, $500
Pee Dee Oil and Ice company,
Darlington, $4,000.
Farmers Cotton Seed Oil Mil and
Ginnery, GreenviIle. $4,000.
The new telephone and electrical
companies are ten in lumber and
have an aggregate capital stock o
StG, 300. They are as follows:
Sea Island Telephone compan,
and Island Telephone COMPANY
Charleston, 10000 aud $4,000 re
spectlyely.
Ashworth Electrical com,anv,
Chesterfield, 100000.
Georgetown and North Island Tel.
ephone company, Georgetown, 81 900
Nlne,! Six Telephone company
Greenwood, 81, 900.
Blanheim and Brownvllle Tele.
phone company Of Marlboro, $500
Consolidated Telephone Company
OF South Carolina, Richland, SlOO,.
600.
South Carolina Long Distance
Telephone company, Richland, $500,
600.
Glenn Springs Telephone com
pany, Spartanhurg, $500.
Citizens Telephone and Telegraph
company, SPartanburg, $4,000.
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Ten building and loar associations
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-01
RElcQHEI10t1

Rheuinatic pains arc the c.ics Of protest
ana distress from tortured muscles, aching
}oints and excited nerves. The blood has
been poisoned by the accumulation Of
waste matter in the system, and can no
longer supply the pure and health sustain.
ing food they require. The whole system
feels the effect Of this acid poison; and
not until the blood has been purified and
brought back to healthy condition will
the aches and pains cease.
MIs. James Xii. of 7o7 Ninth street, ". IT,,
warrington. y. G. writes as follows. "a few
months azo had an attack Of gciatic Rhcuina
tism in its worst form The
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-01

he great vegetable
purifier and tonic, 10
The ideal remedy IN all
rheumatic troubleB.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-26
LID DOMINION STEAMSHIP 90

PPAILr LINE FoR NEW YORK, EXCEPT SUNDAY
y passengers can leave Rich rnond daily eToent
BqBndSy via Chesapeake and OhiG. rsilWsr.s
e. M, or Richmond and Petef1burs ratl.
ICNe. lNorfolk and Western route q 90 A n
COZ uactt1g at Norfolk with Old Domiai
Ltne steamer sailing same eyeninr a.
O'Clock for New York
tickets on sale a. Richmond Transfer O..
pPSSny 5, sOS east Main Street; Chesapeake Az
Nn1o railway and Richmond and Paterabv Ta
"a road depots, and at ccmpany's efioe INF
Ssss msin street.. Richmond Baggage ohsoks1
10. rev York and all points Beyond can ~
snappeo py steamers. sailing from Rich mons
S1seay MONDAY, REDNBsDVYi sa. FRI
CAV at See M This steamer carries steeS
age passengers emily
Aanifest closed enc hour before sailing tiuaa
ssnelght received and forwarded aud throlrS
olL!s OF ladtng issued for all northern, esstsT
sno foreign ports-
IRON Few ToRTs
fs5sengers can leave daily ezcepA San dss
Ssf lSatuVday p NJ 70 Norfol or Ol1
r0lnt Comtoro, oonpeotina with Norfolk nul
uSssern ratlroad or Chesapeake and Ohfs
Ereigh, for Richmond By steamer via. No,
rOLs MendaJs and Wednesdays 500 N. SAT-
sailings from oenpany's pier. No . MORN
river foot OF Beach Street. FREIGHT rNnaivSf
Nor turthar informs ton apply 10
IoHN.F MAYER, Agents.
1112 east Main street
Richmond, W
". L. q uillsudsa. Pres
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-26

Thornton dashed inside, closing the
door behind him. The plucky porter
then snapped the lock and notified
the police.
Policeman Michael Finn, attracted
by the firing, entered the saloon and
called upon the prisoner to surrender,
but received no response. After re-
peated threats, the burglar was In
formed that few quarts of bullets
would be sent through the door of the
Ice chest unless he came out. He was
given five minutes to consider the sit
uation.
At the expiration Of the last min
ute Thornton came forth, and was
made prisoner.
He declares that he was saved from
Fishers shots by the merest chance
and seemed thankful that he was
safely behind the bars OF the Lake
Street station.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-26
EARLY MORNING THIEF.
Driven Into an Ice BoS by "A PIuclxy
saloon Porter and Locked
Up Securely.

Forced by hail of bullets to seek
refuge in an ice box, Fred Thornton
was captured while attempting to loot
the saloon of NJ. Mandelson, 25s Og-
den avenue, Chicago
Frank Fisher, a porter employed in
the place, was awakened by suspicious
noises in the front of the saloon, and
upon arising discovered the intruder
in the act of robbing the cash drawer.
Without waiting for the thief to
take further action, Fisher opened
fire. The robber lodged and ducked,
seeking to avoid the leaden missiles.
The open door of the ice box offered
the only opportunity of escape, and
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-26
Southern Railway
SCHEDULE
IN EFFECT Der. Fl, 1900.
Trains Leaves Richmond. Va.

l1.00 n. no ~ sUIJBHEE TXFE
Atlanta AuRpsts JeckSDv 10. and
Lo-nts sJuth sleeper > IaCvtlle.
Greensboro. Salisbury. srrd.CnaIlo tte.
Sleeper open at Richmor c - 30 D. N
oteps lEr passengers at NesI stations
Connects 81 Denv'pe nrd CnArlotte,
With New York andA@gorfda Express
NO SD carrying th~osYh sieepers be
tween New YORK snd9ampa, with con
nections tor aid FhEi5a points. alss
connects at DanGiDe. CharIotre with
the WashiugtoVa ne Southwestern Lin
TIED mo 81 craving through sleepers
York AID heuxtnts and new Yorh ana
New Orleans also. Pullman TOURIST
sleeper MocS avs, Wednesdays and FRI
1atS, ws 80 ng:on to s.n tranelscc
forniA
n;Oif No !, solid Irsin daily or Cha,
Earmvtlle and Powhatan railrosd n,
Keysville for ClarksYille. Oxford, Ven
deFson and Durham and at Greensboro
soI Durham, Raleigh, and winston.
states Fast Nail, solid train, day for
rev Orleans and poin ts South whfoh
ssrrtes sleepers New York to dew or
and Miami for Nassau Habana. Cuba
Drawing rom buffet-sleeper Rich
m"nd to birmingham through At
Through train sleeper SALISBURY. 10
Mem shis via OF =sheville and Chatta-
nooga.
500 p n, NO IL, LOCAL, daily excep, sunday
Tor Keysvile and Intermediate point
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
Q :s6 P. NJ, from Atlanta Augusta. AsAsvtlls
and all points south.
SEQ P. n, from Keysville aud local stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS
nos. 81 and 81. between Manchester and Ne
sDolis.V Va
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-26
TROUBLE FOR A WOMAN.
Gets Into jam by Trying TO Polish
SILK Waist with Gasoline
and Kerosene.

Down in Auburn Park lives a pretty
housewife who has added one more to
her list of ''dont's." 1t is this, saws
the Chicago Chronicles:
Don't clean a silk waist with gaso-
line until the stuff has been chemical
ly analysed"
A week ago while overhauling her
wardrobe, she found two silk waists
dainty affairs with lace and things all
over them-and number of pretty
ribbons, which she decided would look
much better after being treated with
gasoline. That treacherous stuff, by
the way, is nearly every woman's
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-26
MOORE SCHOOL.
Week Ending January Is. 1901.
9Th Grammar-Pearl Bland.

9Th Grsmmsr-Pesrl Bland.
Alta Grsu msr-Josephine Cox, Franz
Garter, Robert Preston, Olarine Poin-
dexter, Estelle Woodbridge.
Bird Grammsr-Lils Mines. Nett.
Woodbridge, Ora Johnson, Virgins
Wilson.
1st Grammsr-Bessie Anderson, ia.
Tia Brown, Elsie Garter, Ollie FREEZER
Bessie Robinson.
9Th Primsry-Milton Ssmpsoa, Pear
Jackson, Martha Montague Ollie Riot.
ardson, Mary Bassette, Msude Hayes
BenismiD Desne.
9Th Primary-Tboma Branch, MN
ME Booker, Lizzie Cross, Leon Holme,
Virginia Jackson, Alberta Jones, O lie
Guerrant, Maggie Mayo. Ro.a Patter.
son, Arthur Goode. Leonard johnson,
Arnsn Frazier, Sarah Hilton, Cells
Minor, CLARA Morris.
9Th Primary (s)-Lula' Gray. Marths
bill, Hunter GJode, Henry johnson
William johnson.
9Th Primary ,b)-Beverly Mort IN
Delta Booker, Katie Cox, Emma Gross
oO.o nJCAos ohhtc ESSdder, Eve
Sledd.
9Th Primary-Katie Booker, Ruth
Davis, Amanda Ssyles.
4th Primary-Pearl Anderson, Flor.
enee Booker, Katie Hopkins, ViIgit
sydney, Clsra Johnson, Esther Youns
Iottie Woody, Walter Harris, Thomas
Foster, Mary Edwards. Martha Thom
as.
Bird PrImsry (s)-Msrie Cousins, Sam
Lee, John Robinson, Cora Byrd, Mary
Craige, Willie Harris, Nora jackson
Lille Jackson, Lottie Mickens, Marie
Vaughan.
Bird Primary (b)-Pinky Fuun. Daisy
Hid, Louise Minor, Mary Morton,
Daisy O'Neti, Minnie Mickens.
2od PrImsry-Lee Frazier, Ashton
Parsons, Irwin Willis. Alice Baber, Lii.
lie Coleman, Ada Mitchell, Rebecca
Winston, BeStrice Pryor.
lst Primary (s)-Lloyd Glover, Phil
Up Bendley, Henry johnson, Edmond
Ford. Ida Booker. Nennie jackson.
Gertrude Johnson, Virgie Smith, Mil
lie Norrel, Laura Reynolds, Amanda
Barcroft.
LIST Primary DIS. Boiling, Ferris
Garter, William Kenny. Leroy John
son, William Logan, James Randolph.
Melissa Byrd, Bessie Carter, Mary
Garter r. Zsbeth Cheatham, Eliza
Cuivalry, Mary Gray, Marie Haskins,
Rosa Kenny, Ida Kenny, Bette Mayo,
Eva Randolph, Margaret Richardson.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-26

panacea for everything that requires
cleaning, except teeth.
The girl was dispatched for the gas
oline to neighboring grocery-not
the one at which the family trades
and 1T proved to be a hole-in-tbe-walI
sort of place, more given to the sale o!
mackerel and debilitated eggs than
anything else. Blithesome the girl
returned with a bottle Of gasoline
and the woman who had determined
to clean things up bit dumped the
stuff into big pan and asked her hus-
band to stand by in case of an explo-
sion. If she left the house she evil
IDENTIFY wanted him to go with her
Into the pan of gasoline she soused
the delicate waists, and after they
were lifted out the ribbons went in,
while an awful aroma permeated
everything. The HUSBAND was too
busy 10 see the finish, but when he
returned that night he heard the
story.
81 thought that stuff smelled sort
of funny" said the indignant light OF
the household; "what do you think ?
It's about half kerosene, and every
thing put into it is ruined"
It was not the husbands turn to
say anything, but what he thought
about that grocer was sufficient.
Il don't suppose there's any use
suing the fellow" said the wife, sug-
gestively.
NO; if we won the case he would
have TO turn over his grocery TO u.s.
said her husband, land that would be
worse luck than we've had" And then
they let the matter drop.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-26

gor simply send your name and address
Dr VI. Knapp, 1Sz2 Hull Bldg, Detroit,
wien ana he win gladly send the free re-
Selpt with fun directions so that any man
-. easily cure himself at home. This Is Ger
sdInIy moss generous ofrer and the follow
ing extracts taken from his daily mail show
" tn men tnlnK or his generosity.
Uear tlr:-Pleasc accept nav SINCERE
snanks Tor yours OF recent date. 1have Civ
en- your treatment a Thorough test and thc
dement, has been extraordinary IL has
completely braced me up. am Just as yigor
SoS as when boy and you cannot realize
Dear sir:-Your method worked beauti-
iuuy. Results were exactly what / needed
strength and vigor have compIetely re-
turne1 ana enlargement Is entirely satisfac-
Desr sir:-Yours was received and I had
noIouole In making use OF the receipt "a az
reSsed, and after a few days use car, truth.
Inlly say IL Is boon to weak men, I am
greatly improved in size, strength and Wig
All correspondence Is strictly CONFIDENTIAL
=, msled In plain sealed envelope The recoipt
man to hsvait. N0A'
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ne Counted Avn RIrbt-

you've been in a fight" said the
mother, reprovingly.
"oh, not much OF a one" answered
the boy.
did you count, 100 as L told YOU
when you felt your angry passions
rising?"
"Oh, sure" re. urned the boy. at
counted 100 oil RI: hit, but knocked
tho other boy doH n first. It's the
only cafe way."-Ch.cago Post.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-26
~ y a Clesa Deake and
0,W0s Ohio Railway.

~ y a Clesa Deake and
0,W Ne Ohio Railway.
ROUTE.
Schedule in Efecs January 5, 1900,
From Rishmond.
LEAVE BROAD-sTREET STATION
s:raa m, daily for principal stations Newp
news, Ola PaInt, NorTolA Aad Ports
mouth Parior car.
$40 N daily loOal for Newrort News
OIL Point NoT,olk sad Portsmouth
Io:Oe m except Sandal. Locat Trains for
clifton Forge. Cenuesois at GSroors
VILE for orange Warreoton. Maaas,es
Branch ami WASN'T gton only Com ects
at Char ot'e. vile Tor Lvuchbu Y: al
Basic f.r Hagerston and AZ stanton for
245 p m Daily limited. to Circinaaa
Louisville and 81 Louis. Pullman
sleeping cars. Con acct. at G r-donsvilll
TO Orange and at Ora rRe with Sou n. IN
Ry train. lie wing Orange 81 $40 p NJ
drly for ta tlons be we II Orsnge and
Mashin gton. Jonnects for Virgins Hot
Springs. Local T ala No7. fol- avs No
except sunday, from GordoLsvtlle to
6:so p a., accommodation. except Sunday to
Io:45 p. m, Daily, FFv., to Cincinnati and
Louisville eullman sleeping car. Con
meets tor VIRGINIA Hot springs. Con-
meets at oucevs tie with Greenbrier
River Il z except sunday
LIZ u Ely = Il tlON.
1880 q. m. Daily for Lynchb'g, Lexing tou an d
Clifton Forge Parlor cAr.Connects, exec DIT
sunday, with buckingham and Abe
rene branches
Sis p m. except sun isy, to Co:umbia
TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD STREET
STATION.
see a m exceP: Sunday from boswell.
$50 a: m; and $3.50 p m daily, Cincinnit i
IL SIS m, daily so p. m, from Norfolk and
Old PSint.
10 r. 4, Except sunday, from Clifton
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$40 =. E.,Except Sunday from Columbls
30 z. ~, DAILY, from Lynchburg, and
Clifton Forge, ana except sun
day from New Castle, LIE King ION
and Rosney.
For detailed inform stion, con Pctions ese ,
apply at Richmond Transfer office, No COS
east Main street; Chesapeake All Ohio Pas
senger 0mee, No. 500 east Main street; Sta
tor Ticket 0ficss, or ADDRESS
JOHN ID. POTTS,
Asst. General Passenger Agent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-26
YORK RIVER LINZ, WEST III POINT
The Favorite RouGe North.

LIE We sICHMoND
Train No. l6, 80 M
I'D ORE LIMITED, Daily, except Sunda1
Tor West Point, and intermediate stations
days and tdsys with steamer for BaIti
more. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Train No. lG, : 80 P. N.
Loo L Exp esq Mon Wednes & Fridays, 70
Wei FUint and intermt date stations. con
LN1's with stage at Lester manor to Walker.
tIS and TappaSannock; also at West Point
Ish steAH ers for Baltimore. stops at all sta.
nans.
Train No. "a, S :0o An
LOCAL MIXED, leaves daily, except SundAy
from Vtrginia st, eet Station for West Point
and intermediate stations, connecting with
stage al Lestor manor for Wslkerton and TaE.
pahannock,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND,
els a. m. Daily, from West Point, with Con.
neetion from Baltimore Wednesdays FRIDAYS
and Satu days.
l0:45 am. sundays and Mon days
6:03 p m. Daily, except sunday from West
Point and intermediate stations.
steamers leave West Point SoDday Wed
nesday aud Friday $50 p. NJ arriving 8altI.
more. 500 q. M. Returning leave Baltimore
600 p. Friday, Thu rsday and SATURDAY
steamers call at all landings on York
River.
q. w. WESTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
S2o Z. KSin St Richmond, Va.
=, N: GULF, ". A. rurk,
Tlafic Manager cen. rasS. AKA
FRANK s. CANNON.
Third ViCs-Presiiens aad General Manager
Warrington, ID. q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-26

90 p. M. FLORIDA LIMITED" daily for
petersburg, Henderson. Raleigh, VIII
minStou, Chariotte. Chesrer, Asksna
Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New Or
leans points South ana Southwest
Caeraw, CANDIDA. Columbia, 5avSh uah
JAcksNaytNs Tampa, eernGnSlns,lsnS
AL FLORIDA poin "a.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-26

Our Agents will call on you as any
time and will be glad to write your
application foF membership at any
time. Principal Off. So. NJ. l705 East
Broad Street, Richm bud, Va. Ofi,e
hours: from 8 A. NJ. co P. NJ.
A. o. HINes, Pres,
JNo. II. JeaNsoN, Sse.,
]. 81. BINFoRD, Gen. Mang.
5-15-8ms
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-01-26
BAKER SCHOOL.
Week ending January Is. 1901.

WEEK ehuing january lSs 1901,
9th Grsmmar-Mrs. R. D. Bowser
teacher.-Louiss Brown.
9th Grammsr-Miss NJ l.. ChiIes
teacher-Willie Jackson, Lindsay Tay.
Tor.
Bird Grsmmar-Mr. ID. Webster Davis
teacher-Willie Scott, Chsrles Tinsley
Eva Graham. Alberta Hughes, Lille
Lipscomb, Sarah Minor, Belle Morris,
Mary Qusrles.
1st Grammar-Miss M. H. Smith,
teacheI-Elizabeth Howard, Maggie
Baker.
9Th Primary - Miss L. J. Corbip,
teacher-Mary DAggett, lamar Carter
George Grey.
7th Primary - Miss G. +. Brown.
teacher-Mamie Johnson, Minnie John
son, Annie Thomas, Louise Morton,
jamie Royal.
9th Primary Miss NJ. G. Tinsley,
teacber-Pearl Brown, Perzelia Brown
Ada Greene, Azelia Sterrs.
9th Primary Miss M. E. Allen.
STANDARDIZATION Carter, Louis
Fountain, Samuel Gardener, Leila Cal
loway, Francis Giles. Emily Green,
Lenora Mason, Cornelius CASTOR.
4th Primsry-Miss Martha r. Crump
teacher = Florence Augustus, Laura
Augustus, Bertha Campbell, Naomi
Hill, Annie Lee. Jeanette West, Wal.
ter Register, Dabney Morton.
8rd Primary - Miss E. v. Trert.
tsacher-John Pearson, Bruce Foun-
taiH, Charles Gray, VIM. Young, Mary
Pearson, Lily Weaver, Addie Long
Goldie Long, Ada Carter, Pauline
Morris, Willie Lipscomb, Bette Fitz,
hugh, Robert OabiDess, Earnest Nor
ton, Paul QuaIles, Eddie Yancey, Her
mion Jackson, Cassie Nelson, Adalina
Garter, Mildred Taylor, Mamie Green
Baroness-Clara, bring me ;.
dozen pocket handkerchjefs on viii
I told You to mark my monogram.
Lady's Maid-Here they are, my
lady.
"But how is this? You haven't
marked all of them with my mono
gram"
Indeed have, my lady. marked
one with your monogram, ard have
marked all the others with the word
Ditto. IN. Y. World /,
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