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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24
Fine Pianos Go al
RidiCu|ous|y Low Prices
New Piano Exchange and Bargain Room
Opened by D. 5. Johnston Filled
With Many Rare Values
Pianos Organs Player Pianos Third Actual
vsue-press az little sac ss2 Up on vsry
Easy remsasiek Necessary Secure chocs-ess,sr
Come Right Away yos

IN O. very great rlano business
sHeh a. has eentefed NJ this estab.
llahmsnt are many chances fuf
great bargaips~-pisnoa that have
been pianos that ". take
In exchange on Chickering's. kim.
balls. Hobart NJ Cables and par.
ficuiarly on the genuine Pamela
Pianos. for which We are the sole
factory Representatives such used
pianos are really good. durable IN
strumsntS 10 buY. especially after
they pass through our repair shop
Then We have pianos that are
sent as samples b. aspiring manu-.
faciurcrN good pianos. but oct
listed IN our regular line: pianos
that have slight blemishes on
cases. some are a little shopworn.
styles that have been dropped from
new catalogues e. fail % sell quich
". damaged instfsnait piauos-ail
90 into the Plane Exchange aud
Bargain Room sud are marked by'
the Publicity Department at prices
10 close out quickly.
Tho Piano Exchange aud Rag
gain Room II a new feature. hue i
has come 10 stay--its mission ID
90 keep the store clear 81 ali abovs
named stock. and tho man who
marks them down makes prices a.
sell them quickly. Consideration Of
profit here IN not fRctor. les
simply get rid Of EN-"
Terms win be made very reason.
able 90 reliable people. and all the
Instruments are guaranteed 20 be
free from hidden defects aud are
exchanReahle at any time during
ono year from date Of purchase for
any higher priced pianos We handle
The famous Johnston Guarantee
your money hack" II not sat
lafied goes with each purchase.
y. e. a o. n. PRICES.
This new method viii be found
different from ordinary selling. In.
aHmuch AZ this IL an entirely sep
araie department created for the
purpose of cleaning house Of ev-
arything not absolutely ncw-to
turn into cash or reliable custom
ers' interest bearing contracts es-
cry instrument that comes within
to doors-feaardiess Of actual
yalue--to make quick sales.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

inKN by Henry y. Eilenbereer. lie
was assisted By Miss Arlene Me
ponagh. soprano. aud Miss Hazel
Rowe. siollnlat
Wedding Anniversary.
TIE zSfh anniversary II their
marriage vas celebrated Monday
evening b. AIR and Mrs. +. ".
Mcrfick Al the Lincoln.
Musical Art Club.
The Yonng Ladies' Musical Art
club viii hold an outing tomorrow
AZ the home Of Miss Ruth keYea.
At i.aureihurst. ON Laks Washing
ton.
Women ef st. James Entertaln.
The women of 81 James eatha.
dFai gave novelty party last night
al the fwnideucc Of Mr. and Mrs
James Z. GaihFaith.
"Wednesday Bridue Club.
The "Wednesday Bridge club waa
entertained today at the apart
menta Of Mrs. Frederick West
Hicks. The chaTlsmont.
Swedish Concert.
The Swedish Midsummer festival
will be given tonight az the ssNed
lab Lutheran church ct : o'clock
The program wlli b. furnished b.
the teachers and vocal pupils of
EdErenn schooi OF Music. assisted
BY the Lnkhersn church chorus and
the Philharmonic orchestra The
address Of the cvening uili BE
made b Johau Edxafdh. editor Of
the Swedish Pacific Tribune
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24
new KIND OF MURDER CASE.
,s,sr special ssrvIesl

WV YORK. june Crying
"a mcanlng almost continually
=. moor wasted fiEurc trembling
-s,h every sob a stfl sits alone
.Asaesh hons DAYS and nights In a
~ Al The rombs.
murder is the charge written
fsltr her name On the arrest
20 she shot aud killed nr. Mar.
~ ". Ausplta
= re- prisoner. Of course. has a
..me Sarah Kotca Hat tho name
@,ssat make much difference Ia
~. eas, Sarah il poor and friend
- Russian Ritl She has never
-. On the stage. She Is neither
s.ssonably attired nor striking
Tsssefose the case Is not promi.
- New York il huay city.
..sslls busy, Much happens every
80 Murdcrs aeeur often, New
xa.hsrs cannot follow everything.
ssrAess an actress or rich mans
- 4 involved tn murder ease.
<s~ yorkcrs are too busy 10 take
~ sarah Koten ats alone No
- aver inquiries fof her az the OF
~ An her relatives arr in far
s..x Russia Flowers or honnte-
- dlnners arc no. sent IN 70 Sarah,
~ tAsy were 90 Harry fhaw. who
.ssss murdered. Even the guards
ssss sarah 10 herself. because hers
! h,st an ordinary ease
n.eides there Is no need ~ pay
10 Attention 20 Sarah. because. rn.
~ other celebrated actress mur.
ksesses. she admits everything
81 doesn't know anything about
M n the officers want to know
4 xuy particular detail ~ her
sfsu,s. she will tell them u never
csrgrrsa 10 Sarah "a conceal any.
,alns she doesn't change ber story
Ard she has only one. Il IN simple
and short. Il runs like this.
sgx years ago Sarah came %
America 30 work. She became n
rarss. Every month she sent some
uoney home. A year ago ahc went
% ~. Aaspi,xs tAnltArium as a
r1rse.
Al first Dr. Ausplsz did not pay
much attention To Sarah. she was
i rood nurse. nut she Was very
a!fterent from the type Of woman
the fSetor would ask 70 so out 90
hnehecn With him. lie never asked
her 10 60 out lie nexer gave her
sns presents he didn't seem 60
fktsk Il was necessary TO show
sarah any Of the eoaftesies the av.
<fnxs man paws the woman whose
destruction he seeks.
~One night late In December.
1897 says the gIrl. 4 was asleep
h ny bed when was awakened By
1 man. He put hts hand over my
noefk. The man Vas DR. kuspitz
tried to escape. but he tkrew me
sioi<nily hack struggled with
Inn until became unconscious
Later the Eiri caused the physi.
etAn's arrest. In coaFt he produced
xifnessea who attacked Sarah's
character. and nr. Aaspitr ~an
fr~<d What surprised Sarah was
That the court believed the doctors
witnesses. The gsfi declared she
had never seen some OF them.
Sarah walked out af the court
Jared She could rot understand
sky the Judge had believed the doc.
lrF. who had appeared amused AZ
AeF In court. and not her story
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24
Two nans. Insolssn,.

CARSON CITY, New. June a =
The state hank commission TO-DAY
Instructed Attorney 0eneTal sted
daFd to apply 10 fhe courts to have
receivers appointed for the Wonaef
Bank 4 Trust company. Of wonaer
New. and also the First National
hama. Of Ra0hide Both Of these
Institutions have heca under n
veNfls&fiou - the committee atnee
their suspension several days agp.
and Il Il nov declared By IsaaN
E,xAminor ilof.r that they are hope
icsniy innoiFent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

Two special events are scheduled
FOR tonight aud tomorrow night al
the Coliseum Tonight Sirronic viii
submit 20 all manner 81 handcuff
OF straiEhtlachst tests BY deputy
sherlftn from the courthouse. and
tomorrow night spelger a Hurlbut
Will furnlah a large. heavy packing
hos aud nail her into Il with 1000
nails. She PROMISES TO get out of
II Ia a few minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

Frank ffealy'a San Francisco op
era Company AZ the Grand 10 PLAY.
ing Glrufie Glfofla" one 81 the best
ilKht operas seen recently In this
city. There was y matinee this
afternoon. Another viii be given
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24
A. pan,aoss

In presenting The Ten Dark
kuighta' rantasea offers one 81 the
hlKgeat vaudeville acts ever seen
here C~nEoY aud iluunell. the
Three He'll lioya. Musical DcNeaut
and barnett hrua. and Sylvia coin.
pictU the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24
$500 Denver and
Return

Account Democratic Convention.
VIA Oregon X. n a Navigation CO,
ON sale July !. good - days.
Pull particulars. reservations and
tickets az Union Ticket office. SOS
FIRST AZ. 4. E. Ellis. Genl Agent.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

convicted Of numbering Mrs. Bertha
schicuter last January. has been
Eivcn a life ssnisnce.
Politicians already gathering In
Denver are asitating the preposi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24
Visit the Navy Yard

Atlantic fleet IL still at the navy
yarz See the battleship Rhode
lsiznd In the dryaoek. Beats leave
II tlnses daily frum Pier 2. foot %
Tester Way. Round trip. soc. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

Seattle Star Exeivslse Service
WASHINGTON. June ~ --"whe
do think will h. elected WIS
my dad. 81 eousae. He'll Win at
the way. no matter Shs the dotua
crafts pui up
So saya Charley Taft. yo1RK ssa
uf tbs secretary Of var Chafiwy
reads the newspapers considerably.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

The midueek uaalsaee at the Sc
attic will be given tomorrow with
IN. Burgess Bunting company being
seen In The Gambler" MARI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

ton for Johnson as second man on
the ticket
Nominee Taft witnessed Yale de-
feat Harvard yesterday. . TO o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

crlmmlna and tiofu are now we'll
along IN their farewell week AZ the
Star Their Offering. "a Trolley
Strike" IL lively and funny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24
BITS O'NEWS

Lurche
Mrs John G. G. Eden VIII Eiys
4 Luncheon AZ the PetrY Wednes
day. Jaly I. In honor II Mrs. Fred.
erfek ] Grant. Of GAINESVILLE. @.
Daughters Of fsis.
Daughters % lalA @tlg Hfset 20.
u1orrow afternoon nj the homo ~
Mrs. Raheft Clark. st24 Federal Nv.
Concert Evenings.
Two successful concerts wefe
given Monday and Tuesday even.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

U. s. Navy Ward House Steamer
Moniicsiio leaves Flyer dock ESQ
and .. 80 a. m. $50 ard Z o. IN. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

The good opinion Of the theatre.
soorH OF other cities has been a
firmed In Seattle IN regard 10 The
Light Eternal" which IL being pre-
asniod az the Lots. When We
We're Twouty.one' comes next
week,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24
ADJUSTMENTS


fne reInsensfto1 W ~uht Wsff
MAY Robson and IN. adequate
company supporting her make The
ReIuvsaatian Of Aunt MARI" a VERY
entertaining comedy. n viii eofi=
tlnue through the week At the
Moore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

and says he has reached the con.
elusion aa the result OF what he
has rad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24
ONLY THREE MORE DAYS
And the Opportunities of This Sale Will Have Gone

before the L 3 coraH 1ngel yor 1
u ue I las m a 20 us
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

Pine snd coarse sites Hard. sharp
And difahis s<uifk aHd clean cuftiuk
ehafpens eeeTfthinE Diamonds sfoan9
40 and Haaas iHta Fforer form are TIE
ftnssi Hhafpseins atenes on esrth. hi
ciafnnuaa eesas Httle hish fer most
- 20 Neat - dlamoBds the hhfdest
staftsHnlns suisrtanee known II car
horuunufn This ~. offer Ncu upon the
nsust faVorakis terms We Elfe zee
cnf rfofltp a part ef The cost fcn pas
: small sum for the balance
f1e No tae ssi 49, inch fsne and cgarss
side cnfbofandan sharpsnins stone
foc No tes sxl48g inch same. use
o. 80 No SO exzsf inch same 81 20
- No fee 1xftf inch same. 80. I've
81 70 No. te1 sa2si inch same .ts. zoe
1te tsif@ carhentnd4m Al stone les
. % Ne eel tsx.sf Estra cearrs Car
ase No iss assaass cArborunaasn -
SO is asrasss Conformation Is
sar No ice ts1x1@ medium Carhorun
DUN Shnrgezfua Stone .sss..... fas
ztr No tfb ssta- fine CaFborunsiaIn
etaftseuiua Stone ss.s+s rssssss foF
ter No It's cafheFu nduna SIP Gees. ate
sec No. fsh caFharunduu Sllp 49,. soc
ttr No fFs c4ffiarundnu slip ..s4. re
See ulndoN fer rest q ins.
sails ends sais ;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

Swans "A Runaway Match" IL Il
preparation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-26
STATE DEMOCRATS | LIATFORM
q g. 3. q lE 81 g. "a.


the. state administration Ior its. zeal
Gus effort 10 organize tlei cummon
schools to }flie remoRsi sils itpts Of
tihe state, H
The Democratic parry has ever
needed the voice OF the people as ex-
pressed at the ballot box, ard as the
people declared FOR statewide prohlbi
tiDn, we congratulate the lcgislaturo
for enacting q law vitalizing and sup
lplenienting IN a practical way the con.
stitutional provisions relating to pro
bibition and we commend the state
administration for its vigorous and
rigid cnfOrccment OF such lsw, and
pledge the continuance of the same
The constitution already provided that
thr legislature might create agencies
under the supervision Of the state, for
ibe sale OF liquor for medical and
scientific purposes: the legislature, N
good faith, enacted such law, with
view OF not only facilitating the en-
forcement OF prohibition, but also 10
carry out every provision OF the con-
stitution relating TO this aubjeei
The Democratic party, under the res
ferendum provisions Of the constltnl
,tion. has submitted the agency prJi
lposition for the approval or rejection
Df the voters Al the ballot box. We
Irommend the legislature. not only for
passing such Law but also for submit
ting the same 10 the Individual judg-
lmenl OF the people for their ratiflea,
ton or rejection.
h We commend the first legislature Of
Oklahoma for ihe faithful ftlflllment
Of its pledges to the people Il was
not to be supposed that at its first ses-
sion Il was, physically possible or prac-
'tical 10 pass every law necessary 10
carry into effect all the provisions Of
,the constitution or that the public
NECESSITY required. and II was not %
DE e)expectcd that their work would be
ithat OF perfection.
I'VE pledge the people that the Dem
0nnatic party of the state will contlnae
the enactment OF laws until every pro-
vision OF the constitution Is made eff
fsctiye and that wherever the laws
that may have been passed may prove
to be defective that the same VIII be-
amended BY the friends of the people
apd rot by their enemies.
We re-afhrm the principles and dec
l4ratiOns OF the state platform of 1907,
adopted at Oklahoma City, and Of 1908
adopted at Muskogee and endorse the
Natlopal platform adopted at Denver
ia July last.
We congratulate the people Of the
state Of Oklahoma upon the admins.
traiion OF all the state officers. She
eGecutiye. including all the depart
ments thereof the corporation com.
mission, Abe supreme court, 9nd ali
courts of inferior jurisdiction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-26
A,Psyinq Investment.

Mr. John5Thite, Of 3S Highland Ave.
Houlton. Maine. says; Have beer
sroublcd With c'ugh every winter
and spring Mast winter ! tried many
udveriised fcnlcdies bul he congh
,ontiuned uptii' | bought ooc bottle
Il Or KinS,slsNew Discovery; before
that Was halt gone, The cough was az
gone. THIS witi,er the same happs
result has tollAsyed: q few doses once
pore banishel tbe annual cough.
NJ now conylnc'd that Dr Kings New
Discovery Is the best Of all cough and
ing remedies ~ 8Sold under guaran
&c at C. Il. Renfrp's DRUG store, soc
aud $l.00 Trial hVtile free.
Mems and ladies, all leather shoes
for dress or work, sfs5o 10 $3.50. Rob
inson's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-26
CHAMP CLARK
IS COMING
spectal 10 Daiiy Leader.

5peciai 10 Daily Leader,
sapulpa, Okla. Sept 26. "a. ,letfer
has been received from Hon. Champ
Clark. Of Missouri. one Of the ,posi
prominent Democratic members obthe
lower house of congress. saying thai
he will speak Two days in the Seebpd
district where the brilliant Missoltrt..
will aid Congressman Fulton In secny
Ing heavier majority. aud lay gif
be spent In the Third district In be.
half OF ''llonest Jim" Davenport
Congressman Clerk viii speak a,
Muskogee and Okmulgee. The dates
lave not yet been arranged and are
20 be announced later.
The services of witty Clint Worrall
state printer, have been secured foi
the Third district also, and he vii.
make numter OF speeches over here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-26

Il have pseds Pr. Kings Sew life
pills for many years. With increasing
satisfaction They take the kinks out
OF stomach. liver and bowels. without
fuss or friction says a. H. En- wn. Of
Pittsfield. VI Guaranteed satisfactory
al G. r. Renlro's drug store. 25c,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-09-26

Weinbergers smokery caUres the
hest line o. hish grade smoking TO.
hacco Ia the city.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-18
Got His Fees.

Got FiS FeeS.
a quaint character WAS SaGar. the
vcrger Of Halifax parish church. On
one occasion a bridegroom after the
service said that lie had no money
with which the, pay the verger's fees.
Sasar went to the bride in his most
winsomc way and asked her: Hast
ever seen Black Bibles? We've rare
lot on 'em In this ere vastry."
No she replied. not having the
faintcst idea Of what Black Bible
was.
"Coom along. I'll show yer them
EIc lured her into the inner vcstry.
''Thcre's thc Bibles" he said. point
ing to them, locked up as they were in
a bookcase with glass panels. OF which
he had not the key. wait awhile till
I COON back"
He turncd The key of the reStry Oh
thc bride and. going to the bridegroom.
said. Lass is all right. but you'll no
have her till you have paid"
The bridegroom hastily dug up.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-18

splendid positions. In fact the de-
mand for it's graduates is greater than
the supply.
President Peterson has secured an
unusually strong faculty for the ap-
preaching session, and the prospects
are bright for the most successful
session in the history Of this popu-
lar and growing institution.
The assistant teachers in the school
for the approaching sessions a:e as
follows:
History and Economics--Prof. 1ohn
X. Broedin, Washington & Lee;
couth Carolina University.
English and Latin-Prof. George
'Swann. Richmond College: Chicago
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-18
Dancer Assured.

Danger HSSuTSo'
An Eug!ishman was invited by 4
New Yorker to accompany him on a
hunting trip on Long Island
Large or small gameY" laconically
asked the Briton. who has hunted in
every quarter Of the globe.
"Yon don't expect to find lions aud
tigers on Long Island. do youF que
ried the New Yorker.
Hardly" responded the Britou, with
y laugh, "Dut l like spice OF danger
in my hunting"
"If that's The case" answered the
other. with 4 grin. I'm your man, all
right. The last time went out shot
my brothcr-in-law in the lcg"-Har-
per's Weekly.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-18
The New Tailor NIade Suits!

Be sure and see the advanced styles
as exhibited in our suit department.
All the latest tendencies In dress and
finish can De seen; Panamas Herring
bone stripes, Diagonal weaves, Violcs,
etc. We have the entire range of
colors as: Garnet, Taupe, Blue, Grey
and Green. Several models Of the
new blacks in the latest satin finish
are now on exhibition. Our prices
are reasonable and we are satisfied
that we can please you.
From $500 to $500.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-18
ORANGtBuKG GULtttlATG N,Istuls UfENS.

On yesterday the fifteenth annual
session Of the Orangeburs Collegiate
Institute began with brighter and
better prospects than ever before in
it's history. President Peterson has
spent a very busy summer working
in the inte st Of the school, and the
school has students from the noun
tains to the ycaboard. The. school
grows more and more popular each
year, and it's graduates all have
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-18
Chaos In knowledge.

ShaoS W tNnOWIeo9G'
And SO. / say it most confidently. the
first intellectual task Of or aye is
rightly to order and make scrvicea bic
the vast realm OF printed material
which four centuries have swept across
our path. 70 organize our knowledge.
to systematize our reading. to save out
Of the relentless cataract Of ink the
immortal thoughts Of the greatest. this
is necessity unless the productive ln-
genuity of man is to lead us Mt last to
measurelcss and pathlesS chaos. 10
know anything that turns mp is in the
iniinity of knowledge 10 know nothing
To read the first book we come across
in the Wilderness Of books is to learn
nothing. To turn over the pages OF
ten thousand volumes Is TO be prac-
tically Indifferent to all that is good
Frederic Harrison.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-18
Notice of Appncation for Final Dis
charge,

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will on Friday the second
day Of October, Nineteen Hundred
and Eight G90S), file their rinal ac-
count as administrators OF the estate
OF the late s. Boyd Felkel with the
Probate Judge in and for the County
Of Orangeburg and will thereupon
apply FOR their final discharge us sucn
administrators.
Margaret A. Felkcl,
George G.. relkol.
Administrators.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-18
o The -
Scrap Book

HGlf Price.
A well known. actor was taking din
ner at 4 fashionable Chicago hotel
when a young man came In and sat
down at the sulnc table. He apparent
ly recognized the actor, for after gaz-
ing at him intently for couple OF
minutes be pulled two dollar bill
ostcntatiously from 4 large roll and,
showing it across the table. remarked:
II always feel us If had to pay to
see famous mnn. don't you know"
The famous man" calmly tore the
two dollar bill in half and returned
one section to the young man.
children half price, he observed
compoSedly.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-18
Nend-Mear!

Head -Wear!
We told you about the celebrated
Psyche Comb and it's rage in New
York. We have had two shipments
and they are selling rapidly. Prices
25c. 4 splendid assortment OF Back
combs and Side-combs received, Tor
toise shell, black, pretty designs that
are sure to please and render a dain-
ty appearance to any womn's Couture.
Priced From 15c to $1.G0.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-18
NesE Belts and Buckles,

This stock was selected with great
care The buckles this season have
q great deal Of the 'sDirectoire" ten
dency and pendant effect. Many are
gold filed. silver plated, and sterling
silver. Some have the pretty wavy
Filigree effect in red and blue. Be
sure to see them in the front case, as
you come in the store. Price range
From 25c to $1.25.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-18

University.
Mathematics and Scicnce-Prof.
lieber Il. Padgett, South Carolina
Military Academy.
Principal Preparatory Depart
ment, Mrs. John x. Breedin.
Teacher CT Piano and Harmony
Miss Annie Mae Bedenbaugh, Gen
AID Conservatory; B-cnau Conserve
tory.
Teacher of Piano-Miss Marion
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-18

HartzoG, Orangeburg Collegiate In
stituto; Bessie Tiff College. "
Teacher OF Voice--Miss Emily
Douglass, Columbia College; Punil OF
FltT:o, New yo:k.
Teacher cf Art and China Palnt-
ing--M.:s Allie Nae CASTOR, College
for Women
Teacher CT Expression Miss Mae
Good:nan, Birmingham Seminary;
Emerson School Of Expression.
Stcnography and Typcwritins--
Miss Ella Irene Jordan, O-angcburS
Collegiate Institute.
Mat-on-Mrs. Parks.
College rhysicia1s-LowEan and
~.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-09-18
Land for Sale.

81 acres Of Land for sale. so
good farming land and 16 good
pasture. About miles from Elloree.
About 9 miles from schoolhouse.
Apply to C. j. Bochette, Glover St.
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