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AFTER GALVESTON TRAFFIC.
Rock Island Frisco Interests to Build Cause
way Between Port and Mainland.
Inr TELEGRAPH TO rHr rn1BuxEl

By TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.1
Galveston, Tex. Feb. 9.-After spending two DAYS
inspecting the terminal facilities and investigating
large interests recently acquired here BY the Rock
Island system President Loree Of the Rock Island
and Tice-Presidert Winchell of the Frisco line
started FOR the North The CHIEF engineer Of the
Rock Island system met the party here Plans for
a causeway 20 connect the island ard the mainland
were practically agreed upon. The cost will be
approximately S2olo 900 This Will DO away with
the single track bridge. which is the only avenue
OF communication now existing for the immense
commerce that seeks that port.
The Rock Island viii control q valuable terminal
here which Viii prove an immense revenue pro-
dUccr Il other GO seek 10 he let in " Is
understood that the Rock Island ana Frisco com
panies VIII the Galveston. Houston and Hem
dcgson road between Houston and Galveston. IN
II az independent In, Us built by The Rick Island
which unsucces fully sought 20 acquire from the
Southern Pacific TIE Galveston Houston and North
ern. between Houston and Galveston.
The proposed independent line viii paralleI this
branch OF thc Southern Pacific. and. in Connection
with the line tie Frisco is building from Browns
Vile o. Galveston. means spirited competition be-
tween the Southern Pacific and Rock Island- Frisco
mt rests Tor South Texas traffic. Some even pre-
DICT that II VIII eventually lead 70 omen war be-
thcsc interests Tho Rock Island trains win
be running into Galveston within month.
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CAsTOTF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE PAL! sor ladies' rentIe-
mems and chilirens discarded Clolni.-s
Inc Evening auH street Costumes. IF"et :.
Tyrir-o Fac Fur- stc. Hr or Mrs N.
%AFTAL. "a Cth-eye; telephone LOIS <
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STENOGRNFHEII- Can take charSe %
card indexes follow up'' systems AMI
general detail work MAE FTTZPATIsICtl.
go 3d-sve
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Among the petitions in bankruptcy filed yester-
day in the United States District Court were the
following;
hled an involuntary petition against ABRAHAM
SCHWARTZ LIS r:lIA manufacturer
hats At No 30 Bond The the Arm which On
Januarv IL last made assignment ). Sollnaon,
a. given 81 10
EeiEthau Gross ane other firms have fled invol-
uutaTy petition against CHARLES LIERETRUTH doing
business ct No 81 Fcurthave. who December
his stock and other property Ieberutu
claims az THE petti1ning creditors aggregate ST53
William Armstrong has been appointed receiver Of Iebe
truths business
JUDGE Holt YESTERDAY granted discharge IN bankruptcy
DAVID l. DOEEAlUS. Of No. GO Fast Twenty thfrd-gf
liabilities Los and he had available aFsets
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STENOGRAPHER By young woman q
refinement and education. permanent Do
sit!on. conbet~ut and reliable. reference
Miss HAMILTON. office l. 49,. $50 Nassau
81 Tel. 4.O21 John
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Boessneck. Hugo Z. Herman BroeseL Herman
Wedesartner ans curt Lowcl-W { Iselin and
aroheT February g. 1905 ............ Sis
DaiEley. Henry HI c Eaesner. receive- June
HoT.e FOR IacaTesles-CIty Of New-Yosk, April a "
Krsus. Joel A--Irited Typewriter AID Supple.
Company. November 81 1902 :...............- $50
kclnt y Ft-er u 'S1enAlA January 3. 1895 iO7
SsocA fC!clssh pStooer "a 1900 100
Manufacs uring Company March &C. IsJ6..-.,... 2653
Ryan. -New-Yorz and Brooklyn Brewing -''''
Company. January IL. Acknowledgements aoo
SchmalowIt=. Harry. and Davis starinslcy-S
usein, January l. 1901. .-............... 20
Schoeufcid. Con.ad-A HIM. January 30 1904. . t4S
JUDGMENTS CANCELLED
Leszynsky. Albert He L Keyes. September Il
o.
Meyer. julius n. HUgo LANCE. Gustav
1awrenee-o Serena. February . 1902. IIs
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LteL Samuel Wv Iiavyes. -................. 1851
,Aatel ts,f+e N . if'iliett less
til-. lazy - o-.t---l-f Ice
5t,-.-.i - i-lln t-in --Nllafise Bank 1.s25
.,- ar 1907 l.aal tei.lllra-M McCa-ty. 1850
The colonial Cic5 o. Nsw-Yosk--H u Noe ana
another go. -. ..--.-.--.- 1873
oi4sgt Alt ano tlenreiias Jhiiel er-.-..--. LIB
L1prcile. Clarics-T Nsrccntasr. 80
= - -Solis, AZ 4elI.s IL 4e-tr-M sach...-.-
.4L,-' .lsope ~ 49, Sqnegur. costs
49,. - 49,
i.Qs riiall. Dakl4 cra Milton - saEcsar-peoa.. ~
- ,le stsie q Nev-l,rk -,-----...--...,... 2eop
Turi. Robert LIS L Bernhel1ner a. aro-he-
Iihe- John. Conrad anf Earch-Stuyvessnt
heshts Bans 2e21
minus A-s~ss-Soi.s-.
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NETWORK CITY CORPORATIONS.

Albany. Feb. s-Certfcates Of incorporation were
filed with the Secretary OF State to-day:
Council Placer Company. of Neu-Ycrz city Ginning,
Capital $4,000 DirCctors J.. J. flanagan HaroIi
Wneatton and II. J. LILLE OF Ncu-YorlZ CIV
The Bender-Nartn Company. OF faSver-
tisinsB capital $4,000. Directors. L.. A White.
Thomas Couyingt7n and Joseph Grossraao OF SevYors
City. -
The 7 J Dcuigan Co-nTary. OF New-York City to
bacool Capital S-Oaove Directors: T. J. Donisan OF
Mount Vernon. and T. C sullivan and Z. T. Beiby OF
BROOKLYN -
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The sack q Coustantinople in 1904 was the
IRIS, step IN mistaken foreign policy. then
,ame the lust OF conquest upon the mainland:
the Turks captured C0nSranfinopie. and the
power - Venice weakened. the Cane OF
Coed Hofe discovered. and the structure Of
her might Tctterc~: the league OF Cambria fol-
lowed. ana Venice feu never 20 rise again
--ae events Indicated IN these lines belong in
long list Of b,UEders and risfortunes bat the
salient fact brought out by ~. Mcclellan is that
~ downfall II tn oligarchy was due 70 its
ove-weeni:.T confidence in the efficacy az Z gov
srr.1Iestal fabric based not on the interests OF
the people ~ large. but on those OF q class
Class union discouraged individual Initiative"
ne says. and the sacrince Of nationality for
caste sap7ed the v.gor Of citizenship" The book
cnforoes this point with arguments and fIiustra-
Hons sfiitulsy mGrshallod. Mr. NfcCleuar has
produced a vorkfnanlike stucy a his subject
Hrd ne has made q, moreover interesting,
throughout. Though In so b.ies narrative he
"a obliged to cut 20 the bone. he manages here
ana there 20 sketch personality or n met
uresque incident with some vis-idness his sc-
count OF the ouerini-Ticpolo oonspl-acy forms
an admirable chapter. and he writes cen OF the
dramatic episodes In which Marine FaIieri ana
ths Fosca1i were involved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-10

YOUNG MAN =. tn law once. DESTROYS q
studying profession. resices WIN pay -'11S'
Il r. St-{ -tr-aye-
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VENETIAN POLITICS.
IN Interesting Historical Study 0g
MAJOR WcCleIIca.

rsr or-chRcHY OF VENICE. An Essay By
George y. Mcclellan. l-rao. ~. zle hO-sN
Mimi
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willing. long sXperienra- 6esf 50, sooer,
ences. C. H.. t6+ Sands-st.. Brookiv5, ''s'-
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UARD ER-youns man. E,-I,---
/ - =. nan country place. tno1s,,-.e On
rs5l 20 al kinds OF noul .ry. etc UGLY
-NIeI eHces. =. MANNING. i3s Eas, - ~ Ok
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D. =, - T. good cook honest sober 1-s1-
Us lvi.s eAp-llcnee; best references ~. =
1. l'f Sauds-st.. BrCokIy- -''0sS. q
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OPTICIANS.

ntfrxDORrFS ''NEERANFAR'' Spectscles
and Eyeglacses ground In enc solid piece
- .Iaes- 70 cement 10 iOoeen and blur or
leone detached and lost. avoiding the dis
,~Sy,,fo-. =, well known OF all others. THEO.
.fr-NDORFF. Optic an. J. W. RroadWay.
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STORAGE NOTICES

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OFFICE OF DAUB'S STORAGE NAisb-
HOUSE 20 1ST-ANE-
New-YoTk. Feb = 1904.
The following named persons are neIeoy
notified as ire law directs that the amount
N goods stored in their several names must
be paid on or before February Is. ltVf' az
this Office or said goods viii be sold az pup.
&c auction to pay charges and expenses OF
such sale: Finn. T.. Rocker. Dill. Schaeter'
Lipmann. Young. Pohl. Yu6elmann, kave-
ney. Sommers. Michels. Waite, Ds ForesL.
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pRiNTiNG.

1000 CARDS. 81: menus. ietterasads. en-
Welcomed foijers catalogues: all social.
commercial printing CRAVEN PRESS d
Franklin-st
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

TIE following satisfied Judgments sums over soo
yesterday The first that OF the debtor
that Of the creditor. when judgment
/ va nle5.
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.pvrRrrerMENrs ana subscription, 20

ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received NJ their Uptown
once No So Broadway. between seth
arr 2Tth SIS until . o'clock .. N. Adver-
firsrnsnts received n the fo!lowinE branch
ofFccs - regular cfTlce rates until o'clock
. m viz F: 80 shave. . e. cor @Si--t /.
ia Gfh-ay- . ..or. fe,h-st.. % East Itth-st. /:
~ NesF a1f-sf. bstsec0 1tl and 18th AYES (.
2Cs west i25th-rt.. T. 3d-sve.. between
s6th and 18th sts l.o@B 5f-aNe.. near tlst-
., -0S lu- ave near Snth-st ~ Fast
iebth-s' 80 Tremsut-aNc. $50 ad-ave -.
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JUDGMENTS.

Tic following judgments N sums over 500 were
niol yesterday. the FIRST name being that OF the
&C tor
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PR1CES.-"Oo second hanf
1,-,Sd and iron WORKING machines: fully
.,,oranfead. machinery bought ard ex-
sSa-red GEO. r EDDY 39S Madisoa-st
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HELr WANTED.

LADIES wanted everywhere. copying let
tiers at home evenings or spare time. and
return TO US: no mailing OF canvasslng: -
weekly ea-Sed. materials tree. iICI1S-
seIf-add-ee=ed envelope FOR particulars.
GUARANTEE co. No. " lie Niath-st-.
Philadelphia. Penn
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. @FRTE1l EFe|'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
sfI East 42I-st First class d"westics are
slpt,fies also managing housekee peTs ma
irons. royerresses. tutors. etc.
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HOTEL TRAYMORE,

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
Remains open throughout the year Every known com
fort convenience. Coli PRIVILEGES running water
bedrooms. TRAYMORE HOTEL COMPANY.
ID. :. WHITE. President.
New York Rep at 2ss Fourth Ave.
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DRESSNAkIN0.

pRrseMAKER 50 per dsy. stylish after:
economical cutter. skllful TefncdcllrI-
.f's. CARR ia West i5th-st-
pHrSsMAK R-Compe,cut, on evening
Anf reception gowns out o. dAy or 80
,---k n borne. .ate q Dooovan's. o4S Park
ave near -lef-sf.
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WOMEN 10 sew az home: 50 per week
materials sent everywhere free. .tsady
work. plain sewing only. send addressed
,uvsIope fnr fun particulars. W T. @. DU
POINT. Philadelphia. Penn
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ARR

80 CSv.-IATTy buying, selling or fur
nfshfnr homes aitisticaly ana comple.eIS-
~ tbs s7,t,s-,-isitn OF them. v. :. l. Ak
90 :; Jawe~ Butl1lng v W. ---.---- :
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AUCTION SALES.

-OT-Is TE.y. Auctioneer. sells nxtures .,
.sino, No 5l5 Hudson-st., th.s day, -
20 order @: D II NeubeTgeF' @''"i
ney for rorga8ee
LOUIS LEVY. Auctloneer. seiis ms ms -
M 1870 a m the lease and uA 'u1vS :,
the saloon Nc. So ana 9SS .iornev FOR
0-seT ~ D. ". Neuberger. attorney A''
mortgage.
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CARPET CLEANING,

MY. CARPET CLEANING 90
Oldest. Largest, Most Modern.
Ar q 40 WEST 43TH-Sr
Tel 5il-3Ath-st Established ISL
w II JORDAN. n Len y
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HOTEL RUDOLF,

ATLANTIC CITY. y. :.
open all yesr. American and European plans Rooms
hot cold and fresh water baths. Location
Ocean Front ana Promenade New-Hork rep
No. Park Place
c r MYERS. Propr.
IIoTEI. MAJESTIC ATLANTIC CITY y. Open all
II Ocean end Virginia Ave Steam heat $40
uerw upwards Special rates for long engage
ments Elevator from street level - $500
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HADDON HALL,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

p,-ea,, ~ Information with personal repre-
1870. =, ala Broadway. above Stth street ~here IN
-iltS following hotels ca.
M sci Dennis. Hotel BIighton Hadd0n Hai
e. rar1cs Young's Hotel Wiltshire NsTlooIous
fiotea ISrIap Hotel Seaside. Hotel Ruo9f Inc ma
fonte Hotel TIayuole w 80 = .t.i-5
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LOST.

ANY PERSON holding or laying claim TO
Handbook NJ. 1870 q the United States
Savings Bank Is Inclined % present " 81 the
Tarl as a new book IS about 20 be issued.
lost handbook No Si3,33J. Bank for
Savings 80 4th-ave.. New-fork- Pay
r,snt stoned Please return book 20 bank.
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CCON--By an active woman. understands
all kinds Of couNinE, bread and pastry,
Eve years best city reference 81 East
-ttl-st.. Behierts beiL
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ST. ALBANs. EAST 3lsT-sr,
Rooms. sinE,e. On suite, win P1ov
baths. doctors once dining room pdIio'
49, electric light. excellent table hoarC-
672 MADISON-ANE Il cor. 6lst-st--L@ites
second floor sunny rooms or suites. 81
,ertor board. medium rates: annex rooms
SOTH- ST. l23 -st--F!rsJ class priEats
boarding. large sunny rooms, new l1I-
rishings. one single room. parior dlh!hs'
Rest .ab.e board
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


COOR--A lady leaving tie city desires /,
pace competent cook Address letters n
tnqlliy 10 lars T. Tribune Uptown OLA
1.ab+ Bruauway.
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]. G. J. W. WILLIAMS,

]. e. J. W. WILLIAMS,
49, r.r,r on, Tel. 7eS
500 W. Oh II o. Columbus.
CARPET CLEANING. Established 1870
CAprT-T-T, CARPET CLEANING CO.
cleans nv compressed air. steam. hsnd CT
on floor $50 Broadway al Fast +oth-st-
coz 4 BRANDT Tel I32-3sth
W WILLIAMS & SON. .s.
30 W. 77th-st. Rivsrs,ds,
Garnet cleansing send for c-rcl-nr-
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LADDERS, DERRICKS. flag POLES.
uIIUIInI PFR 20 Co 1870 II Or
nrgo-Et. Newark. y. ]. Tel. IDA ". Best
OF ladders delivered at 2Cc per loot
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Eennett Swamp Bubbles.

Everybody IN this section is busy
preparing for another crop. Cotton
growers count on getting at least
twelve cents for their crop next fall.
Tobacco planters ale few and far be-
tween.
Mr. Walter Allen of Fairfield is
running the Mallard Lumber Cos
farm this wear. We are glad to vel
come HIM and his family in our
community.
MrJW Timmons of this section
has had new arrival in his family.
It's boy.
Was glad to notice in The RECORD
the recent correspondence from Laws
Swamp. Hope the writer will not
be as ephemeral as "Wlld Violet"
was
There was bear reported as hav-
ing been seen recently in t...is vicinity.
| would advise everybody to look out
for bruin.
Mrs Mary Moore, who has been
very i'll, is reported little better at
this time.
Misses Alice and Mamie Bradha'n
visited at Mr. Andlew Rogers some
time ago.
Mr. Allen Brsdham gaze a party
recently. which was much enjoyed by
the young folk. Everything went
off pleasantly and the girls availed
themselves of their leap year prerog-
ative and chose their partners. Re-
freshments were served at 1880.
After several hours of social enjoy
ment the crowd dispersed to their
homes, all well pleased with the
evenings entertainment.
With best wishes for good luck
and prosperity to The RECORD and
It's editor, l am, ALL SMILES.
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Our "Cap'tal Letters"

The letters from the Capital con-
tributed by Hon W L Bass are elici-
ting much favorable comment from
our readers and We have heard MANY
expressions Of approval concerning
them.
Besides possessing an intelligent
purview of the true inwardness of
the work of the Legislature, Mr. Bass
is gifted with facility of expression
in transcribing his thoughts, and
withal clothes his IDEAS with felici-
tons phraseology. Moreover he is II
close observer and very little of in
terest that transpires escapes his at
tention. All of this enhances the
readableness of his letters and We
may say with pardonable pride that
the Capital correspondence presen-
ted to the readers of The RECORD
is second o none printed in any of
the weekly newspapers of the State.
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A BILL
To Provide for Building a Jail for
Williamsburg County, to Authorize
the Borrowing ofrloney Therefor,
and to provide for the repaym mt
thereof

Be it enacted blythe General AS
sembly of the State of South Car
olina:-
Section l. That the County Board
of Commissioners for Williamsburg
County he, and they are hereby. au-
thorized and empowered to build a
new Jail at Kihgstree, to cost not
more than eight thousand dollars.
Section 2. For said purposes the
said Board of County Commissioners
shall let the contract for building
said Jail. after three weeks adver-
tisernent in some newspaper pub
lished within this State, TO the lew
est responsible bidder with the right
foreject any and all bids} requiring
the successful bidder to enter into
bond for the faithful compliance
with the terms IF such bid.
Section 3. That SAID Board shall
dispose of the old Jail buildingin the
very best way and 20 the best inter
est of said County.
Section That said loard are
empowered for said purpose to boz
row from the commissioners of the
Sinking Fund eight thousand dol
lars. payable IN FIVE equal annual in
stall ments, with interest at five per
cent. per annum until paid, and to
repay the same are authorized and
required to levy one mill annually on
all the taxable property of said
County, and in addition to the
amount arising from said levy, the
sum of one thousand dollars of said
Counti's share of the annual profits
from the County Dispensary or Dis
pensaries, and until said indebted.
ness has been fully paid, the annual
levy of taxes in said County for Or
dinary purposes, together with such
profits, are hereby pledged to secure
the same.
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The measures providing for new
judicial circuits having failed in the
House, as was stated in last week
RECORD. the bill which provides for
separation of the Sessions and Com
mon Pleas courts and the creation uf
four sessions circuits has been in
troduced in the Senate, with the
hope thatif it can ec pnt through
that end Of the Capitol, the House
mav pass it.
The Senate now has before it the
Till creating the Office of insurance
commissioner. which has already
gone through the other branch Of
Assembly.
Mr. Gourdin's bill requiring the
board of examiners to grant the Il
cense of pharmacist to DR. W G
Gamble passed the House Saturday
aud viii 60 over to the Senate to-
morrow.
Mr. Bass bill raising the pay Of
witnesses in the Sessions court to
Sl.Oo per day came mp on second
reading Friday. After short speeches
by Messrs Gourdin and Bass it went
through like a flash. Saturday it
passed the third reading and went to
the Senate.
The committee On commerce and
manufacturing made favorable re-
port with amendments on Mr. Wallis
steam boat bill. the substance of
which was given last week.
The bill providing for new Jail
at Kingstree has passed both houses
and will 60 to the Governor as soon
as ratified.
Mr. Causes bill Incorporating por-
tions of Lee and Lake townships of
Williamsburg into Florence county
has passed the House. This terri
tory is that in which the election
upon annexation to Florence county
was held some time ago.
Mr. William Cooper came up to
Columbia on Sunday night.
All members of our delegation are
well and in good shape for attending
to their duties. ". L. B.
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WHEN YOU HAVE A COLD.

The first action when you have a
cold should be to relieve the lungs.
This is beet accomplished by the free
use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
This remedy liqueies the tough mu-
Gus and causes its expulsion from
the air cells of the lungs, produces d
free expectoration, and opens the
secretions. A complete cure soon
follows. This remedy will cure Sc
we're cold III less time than any other
treatment and it leaves the system in
u natural and healthy condition. 1t
counteracts any tendency toward
pneumonia. For sale by D: d G Scott,
Klngstree; Lake City Drug Co., Lake
City; DR. W S Lynch, Scranton.
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FIRST QUARTEaLYCONFERENCE
To be Held al Bethesda Feb. l3 and
i4-Aa Address o. Missions.
Editor County Record

Editor County Record
Will you please insert in this
weeks issue Of the County Record
the following notice aud oblige all
concerned?
The first quarterly meeting of
Cades circuit will be held at Be
thesda church on Saturday and Sun
day, February Is and ii. Rev J G
Beckwith, of Florence, will accom-
pany the presiding elder and deliver
an address on Missions at Bethesda
on Saturday, the 18th inst.
Everybody is invited to attend
and hear this able and instructive
address.
The presiding elder will preach in
Kingstree Sunday night and hold
the quarterly conference.
Respectfully yours,
A. j. STOKES,
P. E. Florence Dist.
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l. etter to G j Graham.

Dear Sir: Pay more for Devoe; be
glad to. 1t is full measure and
honest.
Paint is a Watchdog. How would
vou like Watchdog that wouldn't
watch from two to five o'clock in the
morning? That's sbort-measure
How would you like watchdog
that had a way of wagging his tail
at a burglar? That's false paint
The burglar is rain and snow.
Go By the name: Deve lead-and-
zinc
Yours truly
F. ". Devoe & Go,
Al New York.
DR. j C Scott sells our paint.