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New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
WATCH HILL.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS OF 4 BUSY WEEK
NEW HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Watch HILL r. l.. Aug. II (Spec,nD.-The season
here continues at It's height. with little diminuton
OF the crowds at the hotels and cottages TWO
weeks more Of a similar condition Of affairs will
round out the season In excellent shape. Social
events are planned or are being planned. that will
keep the interest alive well into September.
The hotel guests have been greatly pleased with
the concerts given Sunday evenings by the several
orchestras. The programmes improve each week
and the various leaders work hard to win the
appreciation OF their listeners. Hotel attractions
during the week have included readings sleght
of hand performances and cakewalks and concerts
The event this week at the golf links has been
the women's tournament. which began Wednes-
day and ended to-day. The play for the
Greene. Howe and Consolation cups. The first was
won last year by Miss Howe of Pittsburs. and
the second by Mrs. Thomas Tha-her. of New-Yorb
Harris Reddie. the club professional. made tho
course in 70. less than boyle. The social
life at the clubhouse has included luncheons
by Mrs. H. II. Joy. OF Detroit: Mrs r. +. Bal
lantine. OF Newark. and Mrs. W. r. Thompson. OF
Pittsburg. ID. c. Byers. of Pittsburg, and r. b.
Wesson. Of New-York. gave small stag luncheons
while ]. ID. Layng Of New-York; j. d. I.ycn of
Plttsburg. and Mrs. w. J. Kingsland and Mrs
Hoadley. OF New-York also entertained
The hrst german of the season given last
Friday evening in the ballroom added last
winter TO the Cedars. the summer home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Perrin, Of Baltimore. Twenty couples
took part. Favors distributed by Mrs F. b.
Wesson and Mrs Thomas Thacher. OF New-Yorlt;
Mrs. Mrs PARK Painter, OF Pttsburg; Mrs. "; ~
Frank l.. Schoonmaker. of New-York. directed the
-, The Rey. s. D. Mcconnell rector OF Trinity
church. Brooklyn; has returned to his cottage
here, after months fishing trip I'm Newfoundland
and l-abrador, with DR.. Worcester OF ST. stephen 3
Church Philadelphia. his companion
Among the Ocean House arrivals have been Mrs.
y. y. Drake Miss Drake. Miss Natalie Foote
T. Munro. Dr. and Mrs. Hutchinson and Miss
At the Iarkin House-Mss Reynolds. Miss Grayce
Reynolds. Miss Katherine Schudt Miss Hayward,
Miss Christian Hayward Miss Tenney. Mr.. an 1
Mrs; J, II. Hitchcock r. Thompson. Elizabeth w.
Cafe George S. Plumber Stuart A. Camp. Thomas
A. Howell c B. Gregory Robert Savage, T. f.
Allen jr., J.. w. Morrison. c. W. Cass. Theodore
b. Starr. Alexa4der Stheuse and son. Mr. and Mrs
AT the Watch HIN House-Miss Emma M. Heath.
Miss Davis. Edward A. Oakley. William c. Towen.
Edward Hassett. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Bouyier.
Q. E. Finney, ". l.. Burke Mr.. and Mrs Van
Nredenburg. Miss NJ. c. Hopkins. V. c. Hubbell
W; T. Browne. George McNeir. William Stroud.
William Nanderventer. T.. II. Prentice. +, q. HOP
ltns. l.. b. NJ. Huntington and Albert t. Hunt
ington.
At the Pmpton Frederick Winter.
Charles Sergeant. James VI. Burr r. X knowIton
and Mr.. and Mrs Van Orden.
The Columba-Mr. and Mrs. e. +. Swan
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
FARYANS.

Exceptional gayety among guests at the Fabyans
sun continues without prospect Of interruption.
The event Of the week was the german on Satur-
Gay evening. There were six figures. including two
Hover, ball. one curtain and one golf. and
twenty couples took part The outing dance OF Mon
Gay evening brought out many couples and large
Gathering of onlookers. The women were dressed
entirely IN white and the men were conspicuous in
White duck trousers and red golf coats The pro-
gramme FOR the coming week includes three ball
games. a Kicking buffers Handicap" on the links.
q vaudeville entertainment for Friday evening and
me usual Saturday evening ball A play s being
lssasarsed for early presentation A. b. Drummer.
~ Aew-fork, has Joined his family at the Fabyans.
- -, hosenhem, Ida Rosenheim. ID. NJ. Schwab and
MISS Beatrice Schwab have recently registered for
me season. Mrs. S. Bach and Miss Henrietta Bach,
% Aew-fork. are old time Fabyan guests 90 return.
1mong other NEWCOMERS are l.. Hass, J. r.. Smith,
q L Smith Mrs. A. Smith. Mrs. s. Hahn, Mr.. and
e5srs, X s corbitt. j. NJ Falk G. NJ. Elmstead.
y. u Z Burnside, A L. Zekendorf. Z. A Kohnse,
r. r. Cronin. Mrs. VI. Werner. W. r. Potter. NJ.
pp.iman. 7. Wandell. Mrs. J. Frank y. Newman, l..
shrer.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
ACCOMMODATIONS NOT IMPAIRED.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: On behalf of the property owners OF Rich
field Springs as well as our summer visitors from
all over the country who are deeply interested In
the continued usefulness of the bathing establish
ment in which our healing waters have benefited
so many thousands. / respectfully request that you
allow us 20 correct in your columns the serious
msapprehension caused by recent sensational pub
ications regarding the fire in the summer theatre
here last week.
A number OF the afternoon newspapers on the
day of the fire printed dispatches indicating that
the bathhouse and some of the hotels were dam
aged
Such was not the case The baths were and are
continued regularly. and the accommodations for
visitors here in way impaired. -,
Thanking you for your past consideration 10 ,he
interests OF Richfied Springs. l am. very III MuS
yours, . ROBERT n PichNard
Springs, N. Y.
Eichfieid Springs. N. Y. Aug Is. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
BETHLEHEM.

Social gayety in Bethlehem is emphasized by the
interest taken in the fun dress balls given each
week in the Maplewood Casino and the Sinclair ball
room the attendance from all resorts in the town
being very large. Many fine costumes are seen,
decorations are always profuse and dancing con-
fnres until a late hour. a bogie tournament on
the Maplewood golf course was an attraction OF
Tuesday afternoon. Thirty-fve players were en-
tered and John Simpson OF New-Hork. with
handicap OF 6. was ? up the eighteen holes; + G
Woods of Boston. was second. and /. b. Roston.
of New-York was third. J. T. Van Loan, A Van
Loan and ". W Van Loan. Of New-York have
loined their families at MaplewOod cottage. Other
newcomers at the cottage c. /. Livingston, Ir.
J r. Sharp. Mrs NJ. Eidlitz Miss i. Jordan, Mr.;
and Mrs T. Kirby, J. y. Kirby, W Kirby, Mt and
Mrs. J. P. Groves. Mrs. ]. A Suydam. Mr; ana Mrs-
". G. Longmire. Miss Longmire and Miss M L.
Al the Maplewoot are D. W. c. Ducher. Mrs. S.
Mrs c. 5. Allen. J. A. Amundson, Mrs. 8 y. Bald
win Miss +. Baldwin Miss Louise Baldwin, Mr
and Mrs b L. Kenselly, Miss Kensely. Mr. and
Mrs r s Cogbett, Mrs T. f Studey, 4. NJ. Ferris.
Miss Ferris, Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Brice, Miss Brice.
J. Brice, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mccormick. Mrs. w O.
King Mrs. C Olney, Mr. and Mrs /; Roston, Miss
Rolston Mr.. and Mrs. S. ". Wright and MI and
Mrs. NJ. Percival. Of NewYork.
The Sinclair is entertaining ". DE 1ancey. MI
and Mrs. 4. !. Allison, Miss Allison Miss Ever
hard Mrs. r. Shaw, W. c Eden. II. Eden, Mr.. and
Mrs y s Cutter Miss C. +. Buckley, Miss L.
Buckley Miss T. Ellis. Miss l. Beard, Mr. and Mrs.
p Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. ". Kelly. Mr.: and Mrs,
vine Mrs NJ r Melvtne Miss Corse and Miss A
COrse. o NeW-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18

Lester Miss Schwartz and DR.. II. W. Schwartz
OF New-York. Mrs Nathaniel Huggins or New
York. visited the summit Thursday for the
twenty-seyenth time. the first being In ls5'. She
accompanied by her daughter. Miss Ruth L.
Huggins.
Other guests of the week the Summit House
are Mr.. and Mrs J. b. McGeOrge. Mrs. A. A
Smith. Edward c Smith, Nj and Mrs r n.
Hood. Mrs J. LeB. Van Voorhis. Mrs. Harry l.. st
John, Miss Blanche Shredder, Mr.. and Mrs {. II.
Browne. Mr.. and Mrs. X. {. Bogart. Mrs X. b.
Dodd. Mr. and Mrs. L. + Dodd, Miss de Barry,
Blocker Stirling. Louis Fisher. Miss Hortense
Mrs. K. NJ Ellsworth, Mrs. Edward Ellsworth.
Oliver Ellsworth Miss Aimee BaCharach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Samuels. Mrs Joseph Myers. Miss
Gertrude Schattman. Miss Maud Bacharach, Miss
Z. A. Morrison, b. +. Hibhard, Paul Latzke. DR.
X. II. Mcdonald. John 4. Amundson. Miss Mabel
Birkbek. Mrs. L. Condor. Louis &. Pabst, II. NJ
Carpenter. Miss Helen G.. Carpenter. William r.
HornbloWer, /. W. Hornbower. George S. Horn
blower, Miss Lawrence Weed, Miss Louise Weed
e c. Smith Mr. and Mrs J. D. Hunter jr J. IL
Gilmartin, Chilion F. Doane. Miss ". Finch. Miss
Mary II. Burnham, Miss Margaret NJ Burnham.
Mrs Henry Bgrnham; Albert II Moore, NJ. L.
Cooney. Miss Nellie Burke and John A. Amund-
son. all Of York also, Mr.. and Mrs. William
5. buchanan. Mrs c. f Merritt DR.. 4. NJ Brown.
Mrs. A. B. COuselea, DIR. Charles NJ. Brown Mr.
and Mrs. William @. Longmire. Miss Maud Long
mire Shirley Miss Longmire. Charles l.. IiYings-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs William H. Vogel and Mr. and
Mrs. (. II. Hashins OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
FINE WEA THEIR AND HAPPY
BONITA CES.
THE MAN WHO DOES NOT TELEGRAPH
FOR A ROOM GENERALLY
SLEEPS On A COT

White Mountains. ~. H.. Aug. II (SpeciaD.-From
Dixyille Notch 10 Sugar Hill, and from the east as
well as the west side OF the mountains. comes the
uIeasant report of well filled hotels with applica-
lions in Of accommodations II is the season.
or rather of the few weeks OF the season,
when bathrooms. billiard tables private parlors
and all sorts OF odd corners attain passing value
for sleeping accommodations: when ordinarily crit
ica travellers who have observed ths formality
OF advance reservation arrive at resort points where
there Is choice but TO pass the night: when any
corner possessing the blessing OF privacy is ac-
cepted with hysterical promptness, and with a
smile Sports OF all varieties are in full swing. and
sba bathrooms accommodate the gayest of parties
when il would that rest and sleep would be in
nrdpr.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
MOUNT PLEASANT.

No other hotel in the mountains has more elegant
stable equlpage than the Mount Pleasant and il is
always in demand. driving parties from the Mount
Pleasant being registered frequently at alb the more
important hotels On Friday evening OF this week
will be held the masquerade ball. which has been
anticipated with so much pleasure Mr. and Mrs.
John NJ. Dodd Howard NJ. Dodd and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin G., Jones prominent New Workers re-
Gently registered. Among others are Mrs Nathaniel
Huggns, Miss Ruth Huggins. f A Khonsie. E. F.
Cronin. Mr. and Mrs. W. b. Hornblower. L. W.
Hornblower. 9. s. Hornblower, Mrs c. r. Stirling
Bleecker Stirling, Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Jones, Mrs
G. r. Haag, Miss Josephine Haag, Mrs. J. J. Knox,
E Waugh Mrs. J. b. Warden. Mr.. and Mrs. w. V.
Creighton. Mr.. and w. g. Patten, Mrs o. s. Bar
num- Miss c. Barnum. W. A. Dubois Miss Dubois,
Mr. and Mrs. A. z. Marble, Miss Marble and Mr.
and Mrs z. Beneche and family.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
NEW WORKERS AT HOTEL CHAuPAAIN
GOLF AND DRIVING THE FAvoRIrE PAsrIMEs

GOLF AND DRIVING THE FAvoRITE PAsTIMEs.
Hotel Champlan, n. Y, Aug. II tSpeciaD-The
glorious weather OF the last few days has proved u
Waterloo for the piazza rocking chair ana a
bonanza the livery stable proprietor and golf In
structor The big hotel brake makes daily trip.
crowded with young people. to distant points OF In
terest and countless smaller parties have bestirred
themselves explore the beauties Of lake and
mountain scenery. for which this section is famous
The socable game of cards always a harbinger OF
cool evenings. has been firmly established. and
preparations are afoot for "a mammoth progressive
euchre. 10 be played In the hotel ballroom
The principal topic OF conversation early In the
week was the annual golf tournament for the
Presidents Cup. played by the guests who are mem-
bers of the Champlain Club, which took place on
Monday and Tuesday the beautiful links skirt
ing the lake. At the conclusion OF the finals there
was a reception and In the golf clubhouse.
which thronged. H b. Candy by up and
TO play. Daniel Griggs, son of former At
torney General Griggs, of New-Jersey The other
players who entered for the preliminary round
II. L. Goodhart. Charles L. Johnsan. o. ID.
Seavey. D. Q. Wickham. Frank 8. Laying, William
Runkle Il. Conway. W. @. Mcdonald Robert Dris-
coll and DR.. r. g. Adams
The winner OF the women's tournament. played
last Saturday was Miss Griggs. Miss Drscoll. Of
New-York. took second prize:
Other arrivals are Mr.. and Mrs. Travis G. Moore,
her sranddaugh Inter, Miss Margaret Riker: Mr. and
erick Avery. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daly. Mr.. and
Mrs II. d. Schultz. MIR. and Mrs. l.. Jaques. Mr..
and Mrs anthony Doelger. " N. .: De Peyster;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H, stoddard. Miss Hammond. the
Misses ChaRman, Ias Mrs EdWard Marsh A Brown, Nj
Abbot OF New-York-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
PROFILE HOUSE.

There Is a charming informality in the entertain
rnents given the Profile House. which seem 70
lend an added delight TO both participants and
spectators. There many quiet house parties
from week 10 week among the cottagers, and there
Is always golf for amusement when all else pals
Dancing is a pleasure into which many of the older
people enter with zeal this season. The afternoon
teas given in the golf club house well attended
and on Saturday afternoons the orchestra fur
nishes music here. Mrs. A b. Twombly. OF New
York entertained a party OF her friends in the
hotel parlors on Monday evening at whist. when
refreshments were served. On Tuesday afternoon
Mrs r. p H Durkee and Mrs. ]. Wyman Jones.
with readings by Mrs. Waldo Richards. one OF
euchre party on Wednesday evening 10 a number
of her guests. Cornelius y. Bliss has lately ar
rived from New-York with his family for the re-
mander Of the season Mr.. and Mrs David r rim
Kate and Grace O'Ffara, of Eew-YOrk. Mr.: and
Mrs James J. Goodwin. James l. Goodwin ana
Philip Goodwin, OF New-York, have arrived at cot
tage No. y for the season. Captain and Mrs
Bronson. in cottage No. u. are entertaining mrs
c s Holmes and Miss Holmes. OF New-Hork. MT
and Mrs. F. II. Bangs, OF New-1ork: are guests
Prominent among recent arrivals are General ana
Mrs Louis Fitzgerald. Miss Fitzgerald, w; r.
Bristow Mrs. J. f. Brines, J. B. McGeorge, J. d
Cornell Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Smith, Mrs. 9: NJ Eddy,
Miss Eddy Mr and Mrs. g. NJ. Miller, Miss Miller,
+ H. Macy Miss Macy, Mrs. i. Ives, Miss Bellonl.
Miss S II. Beloni, Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Benedict;
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Meyers Mrs. Arthur cans ana
The handicap tournament on the links Of the
Profile Golf Club Saturday had many entries,
and two silver cups RTese1ted TO the cgS n by by pS
Henry NJ Saunders Of New York, and Mrs. John
Kendrlck Bangs. of Yonkers.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
NOUNT WASHINGTON

The weather has been exceptionally fine for a
portion of the last week the summit Of the
mountain, and there have been many visitors.
One of the terrific storms which visit the noun
tain every summer. with wind at very high
velocity occurred Wednesday. keeping every
indoors. Rain fell this time. and the driving
has everywhere worn away woodwork exposed TO
the weather the year round to a surprising degree.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. l.. Rand of New-York who are
staying at the Crawford House. walked the
Crawford bride path to the Summit House
Tuesday and remained over "Wednesday throughout
the storm. They instrumental in furnishing
entertainment for all beleaguered guests the former
recitng various selections and the latter entertain
ing at the piano. while both led a general cake walk
in which many Joined. Many have climbed the
mountain by way of Tuckerman's Ravne this
week notably Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Timme,
Charles s. Lester. William C. Lester. Miss NJ. z.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
THE WEEK AT MANCHESTER. VT

Manchester. VT. Aug. II Observation-Disclosures Is
enjoying prosperous season. Every hotel and
boarding house IN the village It's utmost
capacity. On Wednesday the Ekwanok Whist Club
met. and In the afternoon the women of the club
gave tea. On Wednesday evening progressive
euchre party and dance were given at Music Hall.
Thursday "Old Home Day and Manchester
welcomed back large number of former resi-
dents The~weekly entertainment held at the
clubhouse on Thursday evening. This consisted OF
a series of Gibson pictures. the characters being
taken by young people spending the season here.
On Friday afternoon an exhibition and sale OF
platino aquarelles held for the benefit of Burr
and Burton Seminary. In the evening the young
people had german. in honor OF Miss White and
Miss Harriet Francis. OF Troy. N Y. On Satur-
day afternoon the regular weekly tea was held at
the clubhouse The arrivals of the week at the
Equinox House include Charles Matthews. A. H
Tyson, Mrs A. K. Cole. j. NJ. Emmons. Miss NJ l.
Enmons. F. W. Pope. Albro Aiken. W; D. Walk
lev Paul Waterman. III. C. Kelley, Dr. x NJ
Davenport c. j. Brand Mortimer NJ. Singer E. p.
Cronkhite G. Won Duhn. Mrs. B. II. Weber, Miss
E. Welch Charles W. Place. Miss B. p. Andrews
r. Proctor and F. C. Turner. Of New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
TWIN MOUNTAIN.

ihe Twin Mountain Amusement Club has fur
A'shed many enjoyable evening TO guests OF that
popular hotel since its reorganization this season.
roster parties. author parties bean bag contests.
Ne. have filled the evenings OF the week. and the
's'se number Of contestants has made each affair
must enjoyable. The children were pleasantly en-
M.ssined on the afternoon OF Tuesday by Miss
rert OF Philadelphia. who was chiefly instr1i-
wsar wa,ai ia arranging matinee for their benefit.
b an the little girls dressed in pink and the
joi, ln white. J. +. McLain. OF New-York has
PC ns family al the Twin. II Allen odell. Mrs.
s.o.. draper and Mrs. ID. c. Price. OF New-York.
M uuy registered. Others Mrs. w. B. Boulton,
a y" B; Boulton. 3r., III. Boulton. u. 4. Boulton.
a 6oulton. Mrs. II. Ia Jaros. Mr.. and Mrs L
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
DIXVILLE NOTCH.

This years August patronage at the Balsams
greatly exceeds that of former seasons. The utter
seclusion of the Balsams the miles upon miles OF
nearby wooded mountains that the axe has never
trimmed, the crisp balsamic odor OF the air. which
invigorates the full. draw q patronage that re-
turns from year to year. and gathers new members
in proportion until the resort has become one or
the most popular in the White Hills. Fishing on
Lake Gloriette. where there thousands or spec
kled beauties, under a quarter of pound In
weight, Is popular with all new guests. and there
is rarely a breakfast without trout the bill of
fare Dr. Charles X. Briddon. of New-York, with
his daughters Misses Hattie and Ada Briddon. Is
making short stay at the Balsams.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18

Shope Mrs NJ A. Befuse N. c. Befuse Katheryn
A Holmes Lester ]. McSoley, Miss f. Schmitz.
John D. schmitz Mr.. and Mrs; John Hatfield. Mr..
and Mrs Edward Sandford and ID. r. Rough.
Among the guests at Matunuck have been Mr.
and Mrs w De Camp Johnson.
Al Oakland Beach: Miss Florence West. Miss
Marjorie West. F; c. Murray; Mr. and Mrs. w. s
Brayton Mrs. j. y. Kane and George Farren.
At Riverside: Mrs c. l.. Carpenter Is the guest
of Mrs Nven
At Bayside: Miss Blanche Bushnell is the guest
of Mrs. j. c. Crane.
AT Buttonwoods: Randolph j. Rogers is the guest
OF his brother, r. l. Rogers
At Crescent Park: Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Hall and
William Harris.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
QUITE THE CONTRARY.
From The Chicago Tribune.

From The Chicago Tribune
Il wish you would make cautious inquiry" said
the Editor Of THE Morning Thunderbolt . ana
ind out whether not there Is any founda non
for the story that got Into columns this nno-r
ing about Colonel Biggun, of Outsomehurst havine
served a term in the penitentiary for bixamy When
ne was a young man
Il suppose its important II true" hazarded ths
new reporter. ~
Not at ali" snorted the editor. TT, tmportart
u it Isn't true"
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18

scrbed money for the support of the excellent team
maintained in Jackson. that baseball admirers
will not lack opportunity to many more good
games this season. The annual meeting of the
Wentworth Hall Golf Club held on Monday
evening. and the officers for the ensuing year were
elected. follows George +. Elliott. OF Brook
lyn. president: E. NJ. Whitmore, OF New-Haven
secretary, and James NJ Berry. treasurer. Plans
made for several contests be held during
this month and the tournament for the Went
worth cups dated for the latter part OF the
month. Wentworth Hall will at once organize Il
team TO meet other mountain teams.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
u4soUER4DE COSTUMES ON VIEW.

From The Mexican Herald
The costumes for the masquerade ball to be given
at the Salon Verdi on the evening of August will
be exhibition Tuesday afternoon and thereafter
al the salon. that those who intend partcipa ting
will be able 10 make selection. IL II Is desired. In
preference making up new outfits The cos
tunes belong to the recently stranded opera COM
pany.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18

Wise. l. z. Wise. Miss Adelaide Wise. Miss George.
A Jaske. Mrs. II. NJ. Freeman. Miss Wilkes. Miss |
Norris. Mr. and Mrs. A l. Jaros and A L. Jaros, jr.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-18
JACKSON.

Baseball erathusasm has Increased %Vith the ad-
vance OF the aAasnn aa1saxal azaaDts have SUBJ
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College of Charleston
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FOUNDED IN lISj.

Strong Faculty; wrll-equipped Chem
ical. PHYSICAL and Biological Labora-
tories. observatory, Library OF l4.oOo
Volumes. and the finest Museum OF
Natural History in the South. i, a.,
Il. s.. and VI. A.. courses Offered: -
Tuition $40. payable in two install
menrS. Board il. College DormitorE
can he obtained at $40 L menth. One
Scholarship giving free tuition Is. as .
signed to Williamsburg county, the
holder to be appointed by the Judge OF
Probate and the County Saperinten-
dent of Education. ali candidates for
admission are permitted to compete
for vacant BOyce Scholarships, which
pay $3.50 a year Entrance EXamI-
nations will be held in kingstree on
July Is. 1901, by the County Superln-
tendent and Judge Of Probate. Next
session opens September 80, 1901. For
Catalogue address.
HARRISON RANDOLPH,
oO2r President.
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SAVES Two FROM DEATH.

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Our niece, who had consumption in al
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SEVEN YEARSlN BED.

Will wonders never cease: inquire
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DIDN'T MARRY FOR MONEY,

The Boston man. who lately married
i Sickly rich Young woman. is nappy
now. for he got Dr. Kings New Lite
Pills. which restored her t. perfect
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Jan. !. 1901. Gn

u.
Supt. of Education Cooper has
asked Us to call attention to an
error which appeared III the sum-
mer school notice. which he has
instructed us to correct III this
issue: he words, free schools,
where it relates to furnishing text
books to. teachers at reduced
prices, should have read summer
school. That is, the text books
used ir the summer school will be
furnished at reduced prices TO
teachers attending the summer
.chsol.