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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-01-29
Successful Institution


The Hughesville Savings Bank, the
youngest banking institution In the
county is rapidly forging ahead. AT
the meeting of the directors on January
18th last, dividend Of per cent. was
declared and $l69l5s carried TO the
surplus fund. The stockholders met
the same day and reelected the old
board of Directors who Immediately
organized by electing the old officers
who are Mr.. James NJ. Bowling, Presi
dent; J. F. Coad, LIST vice-President
William Queen. 2ad vice-President
and P. Stanley Harrison, Cashier
The directors are Messrs. James NJ
Bowling, William Queen, J. F. Coad.
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Nannie-dwyun tiungerford.

(BY JACK MADDOX
Who guides our pa'tering footsteps
From tbs cradle to the grave?,
Who listens to our prattling talk,
OF things both bold and brave,
1t is Mother.
Who shields our happy, baby life,
As the days and years 60 bye2
And no time in after life
Does she her love deny.
Ii is Mother.
Who hugs her precious burden
Closer TO her throbbing breast,
Aud when danger assails, her babe
Finds prostration on that breast
1t is Mother.
In years to come short ones. too,
The mother tottles to the grave.
She longs and pines for the child
Whose very life she gave.
1t is Mother.
Many are the times, in
Daylight and the darkness. too,
Has she tucked Der baby away,
And watched it all night through
1t is Mother.
A cradle lullaby she would sing,
With the night-lamp burning low.
Our Nov I-lay-me has been said
In that soft and burning glow.
1t is Mother.
Pottersville. Nd.
Jan. "a, 1915.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-01-29

Mr.. W. Frank Nolan and Miss Car.
melite Simms, OF Washington, D. c..
were married on Saturday the 23rd in
slant by the Rev. Father Mcneil, of s.
Mary's Church, Annapolis. Md The
bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Slmms. of Washington, former
residents Of this county. They will
make their home 10 the Capitol City,
where the groom is engaged in bust
ness. Our congratulations to the happy
couple
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-01-29

Miss Gertrude Adams, was called
home during the week on aceon-t OF
the illness OF her mother.
A few II the boarding pupil. speni
the " ek end at their resrectiveh mes.
Ni,- {. Chew, paid her usual
Wis t'ihe Peabody Institute on satur-
day.
The IN lis are feeline the efT cts Of
the examinations held dr xlhe week.
There was quite an . xciteniert s@ong
the teachers and pupils of NcD \. on
Sunday night owing to fire that broke
out in Mr. +. Stone. P1sey home.
A few - the girls who remained here
for the Week end namely Misseo Louise
Albrittain, Mary Huschins, VIOLA Jane
son, Gertrude Arrest and Hiida Wise,
had quite an enjoy able feast on satur-.
day night Ia the midst of the feast
Miss Gertrude Arrest snapped some
good pictures Of the merry group.
Miss hei COLON matricuIsted here
on Monday.
Mis- Irsae son'hcriand has again
rasume ne stu 's after being detain-
Ell 'me SIEVE ~ mon hS On account Of
Illness.
We r-gre a. learn th,t several day
upiis RE sick at their homes.
TIE pr igramme that was rendered
on Friday lust by the c. L S was
very Interesting fhe debate was
especially goo AID every one was
very Interested { il as the subject was
Resolved, Tnas women have more
curiosity than men. The alternative
were the winners
Owing to the examinations. the II. L.
S. will postpone their programme until
Feb. 9Th.
Madeline C. Simpson,
Reporter
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Hiss Lizzs Hamilton Dead.

Miss Lizzie Hamilton. who has been
spending the winter in Washington,
died in that city on Friday evening last
Her death was caused by hardening Of
the arteries. She has been a sufferer
for sometime past from cancer but her
death was not expected. The deceased
was "a years Of age. Miss Hamilton
vas born in this county at "Prospect
lIlili' where she spent her emit ~ life
she and sister, Miss Kate Hamilton,
have lived there together. She was
one Of the most charitable ladies in the
county, good christian. devoted to
her home and those around her In
character aud disposition she was fault
less the result Of which made for her
many friends who lament her death
and join 10 a prayer to the most High
that her soul may have pesceful and
happy lrepose. She was the eldest
daughter Of tn. late John P. Hamilton
and leaves surviving her one sIst r,
Miss Kate Hamilton, of this county,
and two brothfs, N,ssrs. George Z
Hamilton, OF Wash gton, aud John P
Hamilton, Of this & &ty.
Her corpse was takepwto Cav er's
Chapel on Saturday whe5 ~ reposed
until Wednesday when it wa brought
70 the county in an automobile hearse.
Funeral services wer held In
Christ Episcopal Church here and after
wards intermeot 10 the family burying
ground at oakley"
The pail bearers were, John j.,
Henry, Frank, Hin, Geo. E., and Rich
ard Hamilton, all nephews of the de
ceased.
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Notice To Those Who Won Prizes Al
The Charles County Agricul-
tural Exhibit.


Owing to a Misunderstanding on the
part Of the management Of The Charles
County Agricultural Exhibit held IN
The Town Hall az La Pla,a Sovem-
Der 18th. last, thers was lure to
ob ain complete rec I'd a... names
Of those who we're awarded prizes.
In the issues OF both the county
papers of the fslo~ins week we pub
lished list OF names OF those we had
who we're prize winners and at the same
time announced that we had been I'M
able to secure all Of the names.
After paying all expenses we have
ST 90 in hand with viii to pay the
premiums to those who were awarded
prizes. and wishing to give each and
every one his just proportion Of this
ST 90 we are requesting that the par
ties who won prizes and whose names
were not published will communicate
with Mr.. II. II. Hawkins, La Plata,
Md. before the 10th of February next
on which date We propose to settle ard
close the matter.
We are suggesting that. mas much as
there were los entries, a good many of
which were divided intn ssvera classes
after being entered as one entry and
there having been great many prizes
awarded in these numerous classes. and
as the amount Of money to be divided
is so little, that il it is agreeable to all
parties concerned we will lay aside the
fund above referred to with which to
start a nucleus for, we hope, a larger
and in every way better exhibit next
fall.
Signed The Charles County Agricul-
tural Exhibit Committee.
II. H. HAWKINS,
Sacretarv
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Letter.
A Letter.
-
College Park. Nd,
Jan. 25, 1915.


College Park. Nd,
jan. 25, 1915.
Mr.. PosEy,
La Plata, Md.
Dear Mr.. Posey:
l have just read very able edi.
torial in your paper on the action Of
your county commissioners in making
az appropriation OF $3.50 90 to pay q
part Of the salary of a county agent
l am delighted to know that you fol.
lowed up your able talk to the comm 5,
sioners with your editorial in your
paper. l am also delighted to knew
that you are well pleased with Mr..
Linthicum.
Now Mr.. Possy, the officials in charge
Of Demonstration Work are anxious &c
keep in close touch with the people Of
your county and to receive suggestions
at any time pertaining to the work.
Again thanking you Tor your hearty
co-operation in this movement. am
Yours very truly,
G.. Il. Afford,
State Agent in charge of Demonstration
Work.
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In Memorlam.


10 sad but loving remembrance of my
Uncle, Henry H. Swami, who departed
this life. January 9TH, 1915. :.
OH Uncle thy gentle voice is gone,
Thy warm and true heart is still,
And on thy pale and peaceful face,
Is resting deaths cold chill.
Life's trials and temptations are over
And grief complains no more,
He is at rest with the Heavenly Father
On that bright and happy shore.
Sleep on dear Uncle, and take your
rest
God took you home he thought 1t best,
In silence you suffered, in patience
you bore;
The sweet peace Of God, is yours ever
more.
By his neice. Marilene Turner.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-01-29

In the presence Of RELATIVES. and
friends of IroLsides, McConchie and
this place, a very pretty marriage was
selemnized by Rev. J ". Bealle. pas
tor, in the Methodist Church of this
place, at noon. Wed January 81, when
Miss Mary Ella Bowie became the
bride OF Robert Turnbnll.
The bride and groom will make their
home at McConchie. Congratulations.
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TubercaIosIs Conference.


In response to a proclamation issued
by His Excellency, Governor Colds
borough, conference was held in An
napolis on Friday last and was attend
ed by number Of physicians and citi.
Gems interested in pre- renting the spread
Of tuberculosis and doing something to
cure II possible those afflicted with the
disease. A great deal OF excellent
work has been done for the su fferers of
this mslady in recent years and it is
to be hoped that the day is not far dis
tant when it will be effectively wiped
out. From the statistics recited it ap-
pears that this disease is rapidly in
creasing and especially among the COL
ored people. The chief dea of medical
men is to better conditions when DOS
sible III the preventive field Of medicine
a work seemingly very difficult to han
die on account of the necessitated
modes of living of many of our celored
people. Maryland is the first state to
take up defense Of this great plague
and it is sincerely hoped that much
good will result therefrom. Among
those who attended the conference from
this county were: Mrs. William Nc
Pherson, Miss Jennie M,Pherson, Drs.
Louis G. Carrico and James J. Edelen,
aud Mr.. Thomas B. R. Mudd.
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Found Dead.

Lambert Mumdle, colored, was found
dead in bed on Tuesday morning at his
home near Pisgah.
An inquest was held over his remains
by Justice Of the Peace, Henry DeIozier.
The Jury Of which Mr.. G. d. oarpen-
ter was foreman, rendered verdict of
death due to strsngulation.
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THANKS TO FRIENDS.

Owing to the impossibility of thank
ing personally all my friends who SO
bravely, heroically and courageously
assisted in saving my home and its
contents on Sunday evening last, | take
this method .of doing SO. They have
my sincere thanks and lasting gratitude.
+. STONE PoSEY.
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Real Estate Sale.

Me.srs. W, J.. Mitchell and f. Stone
Posey, on Tuesday last sold the farm
known as Three Brothers" on the
road leading from Hughesville to
Gallant 1reeL at public sale, tor
5000 90.
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Fire.

The new home Of Mr.. F. Stone Posey,
near this town, caught fire on Sunday
night last between and O'Clock and
though not entirely destroyed as bad
ly damaged. But for the heroic, cour.
ageous, brave and hard work Of a mum.
Der of friends from La Plata and the
country surrounding the home who
formed fireman's and bucket brigade
total destruction Of the building would
have resulted. The furniture was re-
moved from the house when the fire
was first discouered and only one piece,
a bureau, was burned too badly to be
of any further good. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from the chin
Ley or furnace. 1t was insured In the
North British and Mercantile Insur-
ance Company OF London and Edin-
burgh,
The adjuster Of the Company came
down as soon as notified and immedi-
ately adjusted the loss
The loss is estimated at $1,000. 90 or
whereabouts.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-01-29

Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Darg, an
nounee the coming marriage Of theil
daughter, Miss Jessie II. Darg, to Mr.
J. Benjamin Jarboe, Jr., on Tuesday
February 3rd next.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-01-29

-Four changes allowed TO yearly advertisers
without additional charge.
All advertisements due and payable after
the nrst insertion.
Obituaries and Persona. % anunicanons
win beinserted at ten cent? Ger me
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FOR SALE.

HAY AND COAL IN ANY GUAM
THY. Apply to The La Plata Supply
Company. .Ofice in the Independents
Building, La Plata, Md. FREE DE-
LIVERY ANYWHERE WITHIN THE
TOWN LIMITS,
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y, = Co... week American
= Cnean+St and Rest Familv NAYS.
aN, nsner Published.

= o"ean~st and Rest Family News.
aN, nsrer Published.
NLr ONE DOLTARA YEAR
r,,s S,x Months. 80 ,ants
=. nmE ! VICE A-WEER AMERICAN
p pun 81 = in two issues, Tuesday ..d
~ ,o"rni"ss with the news 81 he
49, "npar' shape. u also coa.
en,er,.i,', ~ Z p cial CORES pondsncs
local 49, toinanc.s, good poetry,
frssi 81 general interest asi
circle llAhs suitable for the home
DensrtmaeA 'eiu,ly edised Agricultural
finareisl and Market Rsnort. ~.
special features. "epor" y"
parts Of paper ''' IN o'n''
r"'-red al the Postofice "A "A. h;ro,s
AZ MI as second-clays matter. "A MI "a 4.
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FRIDAY Jan. -, - 1875


PoRr TOBACCO PARISH.
Sunday, January 81.
Piusy Chapel, 1O.soa. m.
Christ Church, $50 D. M.
Waldorf, 7.S0 p. m
L. A. WYE, Rector
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STOCK SALE AT A DISCOUNT.
To reduce stock will sell Ladies and
Gents Su IS at % per. cent. discount
A rare ehinee for Bargains.
P. s. BOWLING & CO.,
1-5-'l5-tf. La Plata, Nd.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-01-29

Estrayed from my farm "Rose Hill"
a light colored heifer, may or may not
be ear-marked. information OF her
whereabouts will be appreciated.
ADRIAN POSEY,
1-15-'15-tf. La PlsIc, Md.
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Mr.. SYDNEY K. MUDD. Jn.. BFl

MR.. SYDNEY (. MUDD, JB., BFGs
TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS
ESTABLISHED AN OFFICE IN THE
COLUMBIAN BUILDING, ti5 Str
STREET. NORTHWEST, WASHING
TON. ID. c., TO ENGAGE IN THE
GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW BOTH
IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
AND THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
HE WILL VISIT HIS OFFICE AT
LA PLATA, MARYLAND, ON TUES
DAY OF EACH WEEK.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-01-29

Preaching in Port T. baeco, Sunday,
January Slst at il a. m, The public
invited.
l. Il. Gore. pastor.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-01-29

There will be Preaching at Calvary
Methodist Church, Waldorf. next Sun
day at I 30 p. m.
Rev. VIM. Lee Smith, p @.
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BOLGlANO'S
Perfect Sael Potatoes

The United States Agricultural Department
places their Tag Of Inspection and APP
prevail every sack OF SEED POTATOES
Purchased From J. BOLGIANO & SON.
ESSS7SSSeSSsSSS
3 CERTIFICATE OF QUALITY. s
s This Is to certify that haze hdds
1eaarge Of all the Seed Potatoes grozcn
4for u BolgiaHo s. Soa, during this
0grosring season. hape been Nth
them since 4pril 18th; looked aftsrS
The selecting Of their seed and they
StreGtmg Of the same, haze also had2
Seharge Of the spraying during tkeS
ygrosciag season. There sgds nothing
Npiantsd but the uery best selectedS
gseed, and nothing has been left an-
SdoHe 10 hare them right. The crop&
IS nozy being haruested, and the req
Ssalts of my Tcork arc most sdtisfac-&
Story. We are harvesting one of Their
&largest crops ever grozgn IN Aroos-$
Stock County, Maine, and of the finest
@quaiity, free from any disease andS
Sfrue to name. spent some time in
SWashiagtoa, D. c., zeith the Horti-
Scultural Board before coming here4
Sahsf Their sdeas Of producing FTRSTy
SCLdS.S SEED hare been carried ouf
Sto The letter for J. Bolgiano & Son.
3 (Signed) q. r. BTSBY. z
Plant Pathologist,
8 Sept. 10, 1914. Presque Isle, Maine.
~ S$S<saSsSS$SsS
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Maryland Independent
rnE YOUNG MANS ADVOCATE
fnE POOR MANS FRIEND.

,xRMs FOR TRANSIENT ADVERTISING
one square, enc inseruon...-. sl.tt
Each sabsequent inssftion...---..- 40
siriines or lees constitute square.
rmsns u ADVERTISING PER IsuH
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WE WILL BOOK YOUR ORDER NOW
FOR
B0LGIANO'S PERFECT SEED
POTATOES.
SHIPMENT AT ANY TIME YOU SAY.
VARIETIES.
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Enolas Rose
Noreross Ensign Bagley
Gold Coin White Rose
snow Early Round Six
IOulton Early Rose Weeks
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Trust Buster Weeks
Plueky Baltimore Henderson Boyee
Gray's Mortgage Sir Walter Raleigh
LITTER Green Mountains
BOlgiano's Pros Rural New Workers
perity White Elephants
Pride Of the South Empire State
Early Ohios Early Fortune
White Bliss State of Maine
Thorough breds Early Harvest
Crown Jewels Cannon No. 3
Early New Queens Burbank Seeding
EARLY Northers Puritan or Polaris
Clark's No. l Dakota Rose
Beauty of Hebron American Giants
spalding's No. Dew Drops
B0IGIANO's ADVANCE 1915 PRICE
LIST NOW READY.
For Farmers Market Gardeners and
Truckers-Write for your copy at once,
Later prices Will be much higher. If your
Local Merchant cannot supply you with
Bolgianos Perfect Seed Potat0es-write
us direct and we will tell you where you
can secure them.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1915-01-29

Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Simmons, of
Pomiret, Md, are the happy parentsIof
= fine baby boy borne Sunday last.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-07-29
Oolenoy News Notes

Oolenoy, July 25. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Chastain were the
recent guests Of the latter's par
ents, Hon. and Mrs. Matthew
Hendrix.
w. E. Edens. Jr., was in
Greenville, Saturday on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Jesse Norris of Pickens
was the recent spend the day
guest Of her sister, Mrs. w. II.
Batson Of Marietta.
Miss lois Hester, of Pickens,
arrives today to take charge of
the Newton school for the sum
mer term.
Our Magistrate, Mr.. S. II.
Keith, with his estimable fami-
ly, are soon to leave here for the
Greenyille city where they will
make their home. Mr.. Keith
will engage in the merchandise
buSineSss.
S. B. Edens and family while
en- route to the city Of Anderson
on last Sunqay spent awhile
with the family Of w. c.. Keith,
formerly a resident of this place.
The hospitable doors of Oolenoy
are now thrown open to many
visitors who are being entertain
ed this week beginning with to-
day, this is being observed as
children day. Following this
will be the annual series of
meetings. Pastor Hammond
will be assisted in the work by
Rev. }. Dean Craine. This an
nouncement has been the source
of much interest and pleasure
is anticipated in having him ir
our midst again.
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. A. Anderson
were visitors at the home of tn
latter 5 mother, Mrs. J.. A. RO
per.
Miss Mae Jones resumes worl
at Enon school near Traveller
Rest on Monday.
Mrs. Jesse Morris of Pickens
who has been with her parent
here for some time, returned
home Friday. Mrs. Morris be
gins the summer term Of worl
at Bethlehem school.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-07-29
Mr.. John Smith Found Dead

Mr.. John Smith, who lived at
Ferguson's crossing near Pick
ems, was found dead near his
hone Wednesday evening, July
"a. He died suddenly from ap-
opleNy while working in his
field.
Mr.. Smith was a farmer and
had been working in the field
Wednesday. When he failed to
return home for supper his fam
lily became uneasy about him
and went in search of him. He
was found dead lying across his
hoe. DIR. i. f. Robinson was
immediately summoned and af-
ter examination he made the
following statement: This is
to certify that ! was called and
saw Nh. John Smith on the
night Of the 2lst of July, 1915.
and found that he died from ap-
op,leNy, a rupture Of blood YES
sci on BRAIN
The coroner was called. but
Il'luillS Inab u9aLh was uuC to
natural causes no inquest was
held.
Mr.. Smith was q son of the
late Nelson Smith and was 56
wears Old. He was modest and
unassuming man and all who
knew him were his friends. He
was a good citizen and will be
greatly missed in his commune
ty. Besides his wife he is sur
vived by several children and
the sympathy of the entire com
munity is extended to them in
their hour of grief.
Funeral services were con
Quoted at Tabor church by
Rev. l.. w. johnson.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-07-29
EaSley's Chautauqua

Easley, July "a. Paisley S
three days chautulQua closed
here last evening with an adj
dress by DR.. ID. w. Dnniel Of
Clemson college, who is acting
as platform manager fo this
circuit, and perfornanc by
the Lyric Glee club. This was
Easley,s first chautauQua. In
spite OF lack of attendan e by
large crowds there were Is men
or more who were enthusiastic
over the series Of cntcrtain-
mcnts and signed the contract
guaranteeing its return next
summer. "A different plan has
been laid out for next year, it
being hoped that the chautau-
qua can be brought here when
a gala week and county fair are
arranged.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-07-29
Wanted South Cardinals
Most Beautiful Woman
This County Asked to Select Candidates For
Queen of Harvest Jubilee.
Young Women Are Asked Send Photos to This Newspaper
To BE Judged BY Committee.

The committees in charge Of the Har
vest Jubilee, to be held at Columbia in
conjunction with the State Fair, from
October Is to October 30, inclusive,
have decided to crown the most beauti
full woman in South Carolina queen
of the Harvest Jubilee. This queen"
will be selected by a referendum vote,
and she will represent the whole state.
The young woman selected will be
equipped with an elaborate trousseau,
befitting her royal beauty and grace,
and she will sit in state on handsomely
tended by exquisite maids of honor, and
chivalrc courteries will pay her homage.
The method Of selection will be this
Each young woman possessing beauty
of person and grace Of mind is requested
to send her photograph to her county
paper, which will select committee to
decide which is the photograph Of the
most beautiful woman in its possession.
These photographs will be forwarded tc
the publicity committee of the Harvest
Jubilee at Columbia, which in turn vii
| submit them to q committee composed
of the deans of the art department O.
the leading women's colleges of tn
state. This committee will select tn
most beautiful young woman from eac
county and forward the I'D photograph
to the publicity committee in Columbf
and then these photographs will be pull
lished in the leading papers in the state
along with a blank ballot, with reques
that the readers vote on the youn
woman among the 44 which they thin
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1915-07-29
Medical College of the State,0f South Carolina
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Schools of Medicine & PharmaO
Own@d and Controlled by the Stase

Eighty-seventh>session R,egnas
Oct0ber l. Asal6-ends Yume /;
1916. Fine new three- story busl-
ding opposite Roper Hespftal.
Laboratories of Chemistry, Bac-
technology, Anatomy, Ph ysGology
soharrlacology and Phasmaoy
pr0Mided Wa th qaew, CRaodern
equipment. The Roper Mospi-
tal. 'elle of the 'lazeest aaed 'best
equipped hossgitala in the South
contains 2lS beds and with en
extensive oGt patient service,
offers unsurpassed clitaical ad-
wanteges. SDracGcal work ds1
sdtispeCsary fea pharmaceutical
students. Two years graduated
service in Roper hospital with siec
appointments each yeas. DE
partnentof Physiology ard Em-
blwolegy in utilization With the
Charleston M@seum. Teae tu!I-
time teachers in laboratory
ssrana}aes. For catalog as3san 4,a
OSCAR w. :SUEa III. R.BIEI'SN&.as.
He&iSt4.ar.
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