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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
Notice.
NJ AlICs
once Of City Clerk.


Wichita, Kansas Sept. p, 1902.
Property owners are hereby notified
that the mayor and council have ordered
constructed the following permanent side
walks:
A foot permanent walk on the south
side Pine from Main to Water.
A 4-foot permanent walk on the south
side Morris from Main TO Lawrence.
A 5-foot permanent walk on the south
side Walnut from Main to Lawrence.
A 4-foot permanent walk on the west
side Topeka from Fifteenth to Sixteenth.
4 4-foot permanent walk on the west
side Sherman from Reserve Co to Re
serve b
A 4-foot permanent walk on the north
side Eleventh from Main to Waco.
A 4-foot permanent walk on the south
side University or Mulberry street, from
Seneca TO Campbell avenue.
A 4-foot permanent walk on the west
side Hydraulic from Kellogg to Douglas.
A 4-foot permanent walk on south side
Third from Hydraulic to Cleveland.
a 4-foot permanent walk on the north
side Second from Sherman TO Arkansas
river
A 5-foot permanent walk on the west
side Emporia from Thirteenth to Four
teenth.
A 4-foot permanent walk on the west
side Hydraulic from Second to Third.
A 4-foot permanent walk on the east
side Campbell from Maple street 10 Wich-
fta & Western railroad.
A 5-foot cinder walk on west side Ash
OF First street from Second street to
Central.
Unless said walks are constructed
within thirty days from September Is,
1902 the city Of Wichita VIII proceed to
construct same, and the cost. together
with a penalty of twenty-five per cent,
Will be charged up against said lots.
u3-3t J. L. LELAND. City Clerk.
Now is the time to buy baled hay.
Coco Butler county hay. s. 90 ton. de-
Hvered. E. Cox. Tel 1U9. 1914 E. Douglas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
Hello Girls % 81.

Boise Idaho. sept 2s-The emploves
OF the Rocky Mountain Ben Te.enhone
company have been called out on a
strike inaugurated I'm the states Of Non
tsna. Idaho and Utah. They demand in
creased wages and recognition OF their
union
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28

Can be cured without knife or pain.
My remedy IS no experiment have Used
II over forty years and il is my own prep
aration. Have cured over 400 the past
sixten years. Terms-No cure. no pay.
No money advanced until cured. Rooms
and board
Cancer King; look me up.
DIR. r. y. GOODWIN.
65l Fannie Avenue. Wichita. Kan.
Io5-Stx-wed and su
Il II. Benjamin. piano tuner. graduate
New England Conservatory. Boston. Box
rs. Wichita. Kansas. q--san-5tv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
COOLEY NOT APPOINTED
BY Board Of Regents Of University Of
WASHINGTON.

Seattle Wash. Sept ga dispatch
ffom A. j. Bleth5n. president OF The board
o. resents of the University Of Washing
ton from Chieaso. says that Superntcnd-
ent CooieN has noe been appointed pres
iaent % the University. Prof. Cooley
las been invited by the board through
Mr- Blethen TO come west and look over
the institution previous 10 conferences
with the board. DR. Howard formerly Of
stafford ard now Of Harvard. has received
s similar invitation. Both gentlemen
know Of the others invitation from The
hoard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
Have Your Winter Syi+

iAahC DAl W iitACt OOIl
Or overcoaU made 10 look like new at
special prices:
Suits sponged and pressed. .......-......50c
Suits dry-cleaned am pressed. zoe
Overcoats spOnged and pressed. SOC
Overcoats dry-cleaned and pressed. .75c
Trousers pressed -..--..-.-.............-.2O
Trousers dry-cleaned and pressed. .25c
Trousers secured and pressed. .....-....5oc
New velvet collar on oversoat, 75c and up.
New sleeve Innings in overcoat. 75c and up
Nlisht garments remodeled at small ex-
pense. ELITE TAILORS.
Phone $50. 107 s Main
1i5-1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28

J. Leo Phillips viii be here in October.
leave orders with Alesdames Hays or
Shsttuck The Sedgwick
l1s-ellr- wed IF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
Comforts of SilkOline

ike r. winner hat afssr fhs fhirg innias
his FialEffer nta awfa3 Chsftre = -
was iu rofr form. blf was Tlsen errsl-
Jena r1pport- Score EHz
pitfanurv ..-...-.. q eoEE1 - -
Cincinnati .---... 191G 8nae1-
Batteries. chessro ard suffh. viok-rs
aas feitz
SEW YORK. ffs BRooKLTE. o-fz
brcrH'yr. acl1 E-Hss YORK liFtt~a
the horrFs eifh fse ic-al team FL ts-sav.s
cosbis-hesdsr EcGrara r,er shst osss
'ae BROOKE IRE in ERE arrt same sas -
fhs sfccre thf hcee feau plaerI 81
around tee s.al1ora Asfea1aacs. Sas
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYs
eli PAIN. CURES WIND COLO ana is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by druggists IN every part OF the world.
BE sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty five cent? bottle.
Small cost in DR.. Hoss' School of Ora
Ao--.- sa-l-..icl- MOI 1A---L--.. IL -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' ss.ss sss Of &zzg
BASEBALL
American Lesaue Canes.

American League Games.
pETR ROT. -. CLEVELAND. a.
D>trolf. sept Z7--Defrclt ara CisTe-
lard split even g. -his zfter1ooa sogpls-
header which e1ted re sszEon fcr tos1
teams -Four Successive hltE in TIE ut1th
er1Gzhs s. tw0 rlzs s-t ven f1e 1rst
EaEr for Detroit TIE socsis c115< r1t
CoTlsr IN the second AezEers eel-lrE
Els lie feature Acrsud1nce. -.7--- SER
zH
Detroit --..- oss1f en-
Cleveland -11sfeee s-1
Wei
sscona Fzrae- RIB
Ce~e.ss1 -.-...-..1saGes
pe<-slS .-.....-.-.- 90 8saes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
Let's Ct You

With Fan and Winter Suit. Overcoat or
nobby pair Trousers. We have the Iarg-
est variety in the city; style and Mt
guaranteed. our prices are the lowest
consistent with good work Give us a
call ELITE TAILORS.
Phone 500. 107 South Main Street.
Half
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28
Mrs. Winslow's Soothlnq svrUp.

Attend Wichita Business College, Wan
building. n4-Ile North Market ST. n-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28

Sxfiorzi League Cares
rIrTsRT-EG = CINCINNATI. 6
Ps.-ssr--x. ssEI z-.eszsz stzr1e4 ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-28

Now is the time to buy baled hay.
Coco Butler county hay, s. % ton. de-
nvered. E Cox. Tel. 100 1Ol4 E. Douglas.
7O-tf
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-08
An Interesting Dog.

A very interesting dog, which once
belonged to the late General Gordon, Of
the English army, better known as
Chinese Gordon" IS being kept at the
Gordon Boys Orphanage, at Dover,
England. 1t is the property Of Major
Sell, Of the Kings regiment who says
regarding it: The dogs name is
Wang. When General Gordon was re-
called from China to go to khartoum,
about fourteen years ago, he brought
three Of the rare black Chow puppies
back with him, and when he arrived at
Gibraltar he gave Wang to Sir John
Aides daughter. Sir John was an old
friend OF General Gordon, and was
then commanding at Gibraltar. Wang
remained in the possession Of this lady
until her husband, who is in the royal
artillery, got q staff appointment in
London, when he gave the old dog to
me. The other two puppies ere be-
lieYed to be dead, so that Wang is the
only remaining one that General Cor
dca owned.
Very nearly as interesting as Wang
IS the kilted boy who acts as ais keep
or. Robert Robinson. Three years ago
Roberts father turned the starvinss;
lad OFT CT doors at Crewe, England.
TIE little fellow tranped from place
to place, living as he could. Returning
to Crewe be found that his mother was
dead and the home that he had been
driven from broken up. TranpinS
AGAIN, he eventually got to London,
and there a constable found him,
mere bundle of rags and bones,
asleep at the foot of the Gordon statue
in Trafalgar square. He was event
uelly taken to the Gordon Boys home,
and as Wangs keeper is one Of that
institutior's most tplored inmates.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-08
Value Of Corn Stalks

Corn m7 be grown for stalks only,
scne cay, and Eot for the ears.
Wculdn'ti it be fuany TO be Experiment.
ing foc aa esrless com? Ilss is VIA.
it is likely to come to If tie uses Of The
cora saiks keep o. developing. Just
no7 II is neck and neck gesHeen TIE
ats:ks and the ca: al to which is the
noee valuable, so tie vice farmer IS
Masking gJcd money selilag his c:r2
stalks in!;ead Of burning them. Tho
uses for cora stalks are very many. Gne
agricultural dspartm snt his made pub
i.e su!iesia shoW.rg taaE they nay
be used for ths:e among other purgcss s.:
a packing for WsrsAips, q tisa gisde
of writing pspsr; the fa!ses Of smoke
ieS DO der; ard 3 cattle tooa maGe By
grinding It to powder and 2:x;ns with
cEsap UcIssses. Ihe ne1 food "a press
e Ito eak5s un3sC s hyd:o!ic crsaa osa
be s!ipo=d az easily az bricks or cox
weed. For fesGiag ls is broker up sla
mixed with water. Actual tests GaV :rg
been made sd samples have bs@n sens
70 agricultural s:ss:os6 IN Z lrops. Rs
poTis {rJn EIl SoGraes sre 7e:y ero:Ussg
ing. rhs Ioo4 w.ii be p.rIcu.ac!g
Va usble for our ca7sl;y il tho tropics,
and the food cakes can be raae 6:
m;aimum cost n Cuba and tbs South
elu States, Where thousands OF tons cf
loT gsaps uolasses SO to waste az
nUalIy.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-08
"EaSiug U"

Was it ali mistake: All, fold your arms
closer,
Ard press ny head nearer get. breast;
For my brain has grown weary with INNS
ing and weeping,
And ny FAD heart Is lorg.ng FOR re'''
Wss it all mistake waen T.th!2 yoHt ''t@-
hand ,
You clasne. rnioe with qui2kcnins breath.
And vowed before Goa thot, :o1sas:as all
You Would :ove naaod keep ne till death?
Tas it all 8 nis,aEe: IS there anyone
dearer,
For whom your mans hca-t cries slcud:
Is there any sweet hope lying dead in your
bosom,
That your marriage VOW hides Ike =
shrou6?
Was il ali E mistake whec thought coa-1
cheer you,
And brighten your pathway ;hrongh l:e:
Do you dream OF s face hat is falrer '1sa
my fscs?
Of name tha: is dearer 1hsc "l.e:
Was it all a mistake? Are you longing fo-
freedom?
All. prsy thst re,esce nay be r"ar,
That Deaths s.rn may take lie auc oesr me
to heaven.
Tosvsi-rl.t was :haio Not tesr.
All, my own, yen sre weeping! You're sc1-
ryyou II;
'Twss anger thst made those words faL:.
Then take ne yourself, dear, ead don't let
death have me,
For don't want 30 lie aftsr sll.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-08
a JOKs Oh BILL SEP.
SAYS That Re is Not the FathsT Of the
Monticello Pspsr Man

Thsy seem to bsve ala-ge joy j3ke
on Maj. Ch.sies s. s nitl, the Csrters'
vile, Ga, philosopher so sell kneTn
IS Bill Arp. he writes to TIE Corsti
tu:ico about it as folloas:
BaE s]r. Editor I an sti|l perole zed.
NJ Christ mas pleasure has bsea mar
red somewhat By ny pity for tie pcor
cr,duious dependent Rcmsn all c7er
tbs lard who srs dupas o; tias MoEti-'
Gallo man. Every dag bri7g' more let
ters frou 5acas who have ioag since
sent the s25 to ny scn At MoD;i,el!o,
Fip.. ard get nothing back. They ssy
thsy trusted him b,osuss ha vas my
con. Many Of thsm cseg'd or bor.oTsd
the $25, Tor they could not gs: the cub
sc:iaels and SO they made up liss of
rames from their seq ;aistazc1s and
then they went to Tora oa the endless
cas;n kunb5g aad got other Wamen in
to aapd mara monsy and be dups3.
N9V, Mr.. B3itor, beg you to Ius It
in large type and prin: it in rsd lax
that Joel Smith, Of Monticello, is no
son of mine, ror do | knog anything Of
him or his psp,r. l sag late issue
in which be oossts Of having O,O0O
subscribers which I Suppose meaas SlO,-
900 that these dependent Wcmsn asVe
sant him. Re promised them $40 a
month to write ,hres hours day and
scme Of snsn sold their jsEeiry and
other p:ecicus things to raise the $50
Mr.. Eli,or, do please lend your cl
unns to stop this fraud upon our poor
southern women. And now We see
that another endless chain paper mss
started in Athers, Ga. Thesa f:auds
are bringing disoredit upon poor Wo'
men. l eaclose a sample e:teu sr.
Please stop it. XII! it. Crash Il. l.
Is worse than the cherry t1ee sEir6le.
Bill arp.
P ST. will give $40 to fad Gus #ho
stsrtsd tila. lie thas tie Monticeiio nan
vas my son. l ta7s received at lest
fifty letters ssyi1g, "Your son a.
Monticello" etc. Trey make ne tired.
I had three from Texas this morning.
3. A.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-08
Teaching Respect for old Dogs.

"a q csrtsin skirnish sn ofdosr got .
slight scratch On the leg. The wound
sas matter Of greet glory to him, and
he rursad j: through after days, gcoH-
ing !aner VITA every fear that the
manor; Of his brewery might pass out
Of uiod. Ons day, late ia life, IS he
saS nursing lis leg and bordering the
glorious past, a 5oung man Waiting the
family for the first tino approached,
AID synpsthesicallv remarked:
"Lsme, Co!onel?"
eyes, sir" after pause, and with
irez p7essible so!emnity; Il sm lsms.
"B<ea riding SIP"
'No'-Hish rabukiag steraness-"l
have not 5eea riding"
"A slip down on the pavement"
''No, SIR Tith actual 'erocity.
"Pcrhaps, then, gou have sprained
your ankle sir7
With painful sloEresa, the CID man
lifted bis pet leg in both hands, set it
carefully down upon the floor, rose
elowlg from his chair, aEd, looking
down upon the unfortunate Soush Win
niDgle ply and wrs:h, buEss foGsh IL
the sub!inity of rage:
Go and read tbs history Of Jour
country, you confounded young puppy
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-08
ANpz2sGy's s2TEREsT BLOW.
Tbs powar Cempsny' Dam at Portman
sW p>AWay

Tie peorla O. Ard:Tsoa sro passing
through one Of tbe sresGes1 ca!sn:t.es
which has ever ccGflc1sed them. Sun
day night week, ct eievsn o'clook: tho
electric current whieh lssh:s tie ett'7e
city ceased euddsulg 10 a9H aLd ss
suddeals ds1k7e.s 'seigoed supreme"
Iafcrna.icn sooD reached ths city shat
the ,;am OF Ice Aadersoa Water, Light
and Poaer Go. s. PjPlmso Shoals had
washed away. This ilfozns,ioa vas
o.ad;sed by very fez at dsst, bat,
when little later il vas cfisia!iy Goa
hrmed, it Was terrible shock t. tie
eatira citizenship.
The terrible calamity, foi]oS:ug q
disaster Of this nature, can be u1d:r'
stood when i. is GraseG that, il addition
TO lignurg the city, this com 2soS FUR
r;8hed rcaer to cotton nii!s hacs en-
ploy:os asous eighteen hundred hancs,
a2d Gissrioutsd 250 horsa cower among
various ether Industries Of the city.
Hundreds Of people ere cut OF eork,
the streets 1t night ars IN total dsTk.
less, and tbs prlvste .asideoc IS s-e Out
dlmly Lighted by lamps ard candles.
P--ctmsn Snoals, wheIe this dam IS
located, is situated niue uI!e: eese Of
this city, on SSnecs River. The sacc
tric plsaG erected th.ra. Waieh icc u3ss
machinery, dam, brilcisga, g., zeose-
seat an ou.lsy of s5ou: 100000
Thirty three huaored horsa-poaer @ss
furnished the cis7. The Gam IS o*U
feet long, Al feet at hightes. poias AID
81 zee: and six inches st base. The
rule for the conssfu ,tion Of dams heiog
thai the base should be two-snir3s Of
the heightn, it will be obserged Iha5
margin cf safety OF len per c&Ds had
been crowded for in the coas!rucsloa
OF this daco.
The volume Of wafer was so great
that Two huudCed feet OF the center cf
this dam # sold nsscGry has bsen
washed sway. Il was frss though that
sae dam vas gone entirely to tie Dot
ton, bus it is nos believed that ten feet
Of TIC osse remains; il this be true, tee
cost OF repairs will not De SO g;ea'.
Viewing ms:tsrs Il their g!ooaiess IS
pae:s. Il Is thought tass the ss5s.:a %
the dam viii nos exceed $50 QUO
Almost II 81 Instant siser thu dam
wss swept away tia p0Ssr house Was
a3cded with th;r5esn fest Of watsr.
ibis house contains sll the nsahinsfy,
SD shesher this machinery has been
r:.ined is prob:snasicsl. IL sh3ugat il
can be dried cut and replaced as con1i
lal ooss; if net, and il IS ru;aej, it en-
.AIs sl sdditicnsl less Of $56 coo,
which represents the co5:. NJ yer7
Intelligent es.inase CT ths loss csn noH
be made, but in any cgens, tie DANA
ger, entire, viii be rspsirsd at once.-
A1oerson Iutslljgsncer.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-08
A DARK PICTURE
Rec,rd Of EaDgings and Lynchings for
the Eas. Year.

The Chicago Tribune prints "the
dark records Of hansipgs and lynch
ings" for the year that has jaat ended:
The former, it says, shows glean Of
| encouragement" ou. the lister, in
some respects, is distinctly dlacoursg'
Ing"
Thers were is legsl executions dn-
icg the year, against ll9 in 1900 Of
those executed II we're negroes, snd A
whites As compared zlth 1900 ths
/ number Of negroes increased l3 and
the number CT whites decreased l3,
the figures for 1900 being negroes SO,
whites 50 The South bad 81 Of tse
executions and the North 56; in 1900
the figures we're 50 for the South and
80 fer the Nor5h.
TIE crimes which led to thsse execu-
ticas rs: Murder, l07; criminal as
sau t, 8; attempted oriminsl assault, /;
train robbery, l, There Rere 5 eXscu-
tions for criminal assault in 1900, AID
the ;ncrssse in 1901 SUCCESS to the
Tribune that this crime in the So7th us
coming to ''be more and more punish
ed by the law," though the incresse Of
lynchi2g for the year makes il diff ,plt
20 determine that iact.
The lynchiags IN 1901 numbered l35,
IS compsred with ll5 the year before,
an incceas Of 20, aud II mere tdsn the
legal executions. d the 135, about
nire.t tensha, cc l2l, occurred in the
South ano Il in the n nth, as nompsr
ed With 10T IN the South snd 8 in the
n n / IN 1900. TIE Increase IL tie
North is credited TO California, Idaho,
Montsna, Kansas aud Indiana.
The numoar cf oergroes i5Iohed in
1901 vas III, he same nunbe7 as il
1900, and 35 poGs thsn the
NUMBER executed in 1891 De Lodian
and ona Cl.2amao we're al5c ly1c5ed.
TIE principal cciues which led 10 tie
Iynchi1g were almost the sans foc the
two yeacs, being 80 Tor murder ia each
year; 19 scr orim!ns! asESg!e IN 1901
and Is in 1900. -
The six Soz:le7n States 8hia had
tie largest nun5cr cf ??SaGr- ls7:fFd1srs,5n
1901, with the number fer Each, were:
Mississippi, Is; Louisiana, 10; Ais
bans, Is; Gsocsts, II; ;Geanessse, II;
fexsa, Il. As compared With 1860,
Mississippi showed q decrease CT i,
L,uisisas Of 3, sad Georzia OF 2; szd
ALABAMA an iaoraa@ Of I, Tennessee
OF 5, and Tezss Of Z.
South Cs1olius's record is cot Go2-
toned in the genera; review, but it had
only one lynon!ng N 1901.
The comparative record CT lyncli2gs
ard hanging is, O. coaTse, Lac most
notable feature oi eie ezaiS!s. L shows
thss more crimes cf violence" are
committed BY pro;essso!y lay sliding
men, in tbs rEus 0. justice. than sra
punished by ths Cour:s IL tae name of
lav, The condition Gees no credit 20
cur oiyii:z ssio7. 7.-N~Eq and Courier.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-08

Charleston bcsrs the palm and R.cl.
lard oqmes second.
Evidently to have sn effective sys
tenn Of schools throughout the Stste,
we need to spend st lest tRics what We
nov spend On tesohers. Then the sv
eIsgs salary for the teachers woul3 be
s little more for white teachers aud a
little less for negroes than in Richlard
1t present. The figures would then be
s377 50 and $4,000, spd would be still
far below thu average in Charleston
county. From sush reflections We
should have lsrger s1d more solemn
conception of Hhas We need to do il
the way cf raising money for education.
NUMBER OF PUPILS TO TEACHERS.
The work required OF the preseut
fc7cs Of teachers IS someshst indicated
by the statement Of average pupils to
teachers. Ishall summarize here these
figures for the 67e counties that nov
pay least sni the fve couutias thst ro7
ray meat to white teachers:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-08
Wicked Chorus Girls.

Miae7. 8ih a7snue Nog YORK taes.re
va, e1ticelr dzss1oye. Z; i:e ea:'J Fri
Cay morning. The "aAerry Msiae1s"
ouGleaqae com2sny hsd given long
performance a2d the audience as3 Oily
been dismissed Gfsesn niEEies 1hen
ene f:s started ss O'Clock. Msry Of
tie ckours girls Eers only half clothed
when they reached sbe street. Neigh.
boring building we're damaged ard tie
theatre was entirely consumed. The
fire was under ccn.rol at I o'clock. Tee
origin is due to tbs ohcrus siria e;zs-
reGtes.
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VIII Let Us Alone

a Washington d:spstch says the pro
motors Of the proposition &C reduce the
Representation of .Ao e.u!horn 6ea.ss
IN Congress are not very much eo-
couragad to continue tie efforts started
50 oravs!y ct the hcsi;.1,2s OF tie e6s-
sion. l;he prospects Of fayocshla sc
tion are not regarded as so promising as
they seemed few weeks sgo.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-08
LENGTH OF SESSIONS.

The length Of session is hardlY 80 sig:
r:i,act IS tho sslarry Of tesahsr and
the nlnber Of pupils taught by tesch-
er-the most vital facts il the efficacy
CT school.
Tais has probably never bson calcu.
iat:d with absolute acoc2scg for tha ca
tire susie, ard whcn ws know = We
hsva p:so,ioally 60 information ss to
the uso thss the children nave made Of
ths open sc-coi. Fes have attended
the entire time il one year. Sill feEer
have attended f1on year to year long
enough to be greatly benefited.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-08
4 Foolish Girl.

Rather than give up her faith in
Christian Science Miss Mary Koch
died il Cincinnati. She went to take
a course in divine reading and was
stricken With typhoid fever. A phssi.
cisn vas called 10, but the girl, vie
vas 19 years old, was go stEecg il her
belief that she refused to take tie
nlsdioine she doosor prescribed. Her
body was today brought tc her ps:euts'
Eone and the funeral will take place
Thursday.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-08
Cherry Tree Men Arrested.

Ns7s comes from North Carolina
that u. G. P2dsetS, OF FJcess City,
George Patssv, G.and;son Rsnsey. a.
via Biggscsssf and Drues Hi, Of
5;5i!epho-o, have been arrested oy q
Ua:saG States na,sasi In connection
w:th tie Amos Oven Cherry Tree core.
pcsy snd bound oyrz sc the Chsric:te
l:aeia court. Ana ir5t named is 81 coo
aa;... iho e.aers 500 bond, Tho c:,sggo
Is fraudulent u5a Ct :hs mil. z J.
asEaIo., Is s nus.a;al Wa;i zacTa
here, has scared p:c:urs Ct ANS
Overs sru las ehoan Il to many pso-
pie % York County.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-08
a Modest Request,

Hewitt-My money is my best
friend.
JeTett-Weli, the best Of friends
must part; lend me FIVE, will you?-
Earper's Bazar.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-01-08
Thinkino Of "Faust."

Mephisto Ito latest arrival in
Hades)-Well, what do you think Of
ne?
The Arrival Ga patron Of the opera)
Ito tell the truth, you don't come up
60 NY expectations. You ought to sec
EdouaTd de ResEe in the pare:-Puck.