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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
oorl 6utnlan 4 Co.,, 112 bis 122 lloro- Gntaw- Str.

t6oliid)cn Stootfirhc itutt; am Nod).
mitto9 6ringelt Die oIten 8eternnen
l,no Die Tertreter ser MilitGr . Ser
cine Dor Dem SbloB Dem 8~roBber5og
cine Suloigung oar mo moridiren
o0cr iabrcn Damn in ieltlidem 3uge
purd) Die Sto0t in Die 6eltbolle, no
in @cgenport oes @roBber5o9S, Dee
Erin5cn Mar rn0 on0erer iiiritliden
80ite ser eigentlide Scitoft mo Die
lleberreidunq ser 6eitgobe an Der
@roBber5og Itottfin0et. 2cbtcre be.
Itcbt in einem ourd)S ummlu1gen I'M
gou5en booilden &onoe gebiIoeten
Sonos, ser iebt ifon Die @obe bon
mcit mebr olS 100000 Worf erreift
bot unO Dem @roBber5o9 inter Der
9e5cidnung oGeteronen 9onf" 81
Sem 3lucfe iibermittclt meroen miro.
ben beoiiritiaen 2on0cStriegern ltn0
6crcn Sinterbliebencn llnteritiibunG
borouS 5r5umcnoer.
Baltimore" in Gbefu.
Gbefu Il, 81. Woi. - Sr. ". @.
Hudbil, wclfcr ais Noffolgcr oe5
Srn. Gongcr Sum omerifoniiden Sc.
lonoten in Eefing ernonnt poroel
III, troi beilte oilf Dem areit5er Bal
tinrore" bier Elm. Gr lit bon ieincr
Somilie begIeitet. Gr miro nlorgen
friib BEL SogeSonbrltd feline Neiie
nod Sofu fo%rtieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Shiffsnad)ridltcn.

2i5orb, q. Moi. - Der Cunt
pier .Wtoin," bon Bremen naf)9tep.
g)orf untermega, fam bier porilber.
9rombeab 3, y. Wtai. Ger BON
Ncp > 2orf nod &%iucrpool beltinmtc
Compiler .Gictorion" lit bier poriiber
gefobrcn.
liverpool 26. Moi. - an0c'
fommcn: Gumpier nGoronio" bon
Nep . Oort.
2onoon, %. Mai. - Ger Cam
pier yWontreul" lit ponNiontrcul oil.
gefommell.
Mopille, 81. Mai. - Ger Sam.
pier .9oporian" bon Montreol fam
bier an.
TIpmoutb 81. Mai. - Ginge.
t~roiien BON Nep . Dorf lit Der Gam
pier st. 2ouis."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
@crmiidte telcgrapbiidc Sepcidcn.

- Ser erite Sanit1tsberidt oeS
8%oupernelrS Woggoon aus Yanamc
mel0et, ooB Der Imerifaner =. s
Vonelteel, meld)er NIT Dem 8analbal
III teiner %erbinoung itebt, ON 81
Wfoi III Eonanla am gelben Sieber er'
trunft lit.
Won befilrhtet, oaB 6rolt, Dor
melfem piele Sbeile oeS StaoteS
Soma b%etroiien moroen lino, Der
Sooten uno S%bitbGllmen empiino'
liden Shooen pueeiiigt bot. 81
Gibtpiae ianf oos thermometer untel
0en @eirierpunft.
,sn Der I1be bon Clifton lit an
scr .Fenniplponier gobn" oer6roft'
Gonbuftelr q. g. Sdeiot IN id)met
perIettem 3uitonbe oui9efunoen nor.
ben nnb itorb ouf Dem @ege nod Ell.
mem Soipitol in @ilmin9ton.S feibt
mobnte in Tr. 1887, SiiS.17. StroBe,
YDliQDelpDlu.
Sn Nelp . gorf baben 6inbre.
der Der 1rou Glen Warp 2eoie aus
&onIos sic Summe bon $40 llno
fir $500 mertb Sdmudiodlen obge.
nommen.
@ie ans Chicago berihtet miro.
lit oortielbit Der Ereis' fir Wai-M oiS
mieoer Inn 8 Gents pro 9uihel sli-
riidgeaangen, mas inn @on5en IN
Sen lebten orei 5aaen 20 Gents pro
9uid)el ausmaf)t. Die llriahe mar,
bob Die Sarmer i'm @eiten bel Der
boben Greiien ibren iiberidIiiigen
Iais auf ben Marft brod)ten.
81. Iiego Menoo5a, Der neiie
8eianotc bon Colombia, lit seItern
in Waibington eingetroifen mo miro
moraen Dem Erdiioenten feline &c
creoitipe iiberrcidcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
g I'm d Il

Som, q. Moi. = Ser Hopit en-.
ping beute in Eripotoloien5 9ii6oi
Eotrid $. 9%onobile bon @beeline,
@..Ga., melfer bcn Geterspiennig
iiberreidte uno 9eriht iiber Die Ii0.
5eie eritottete.
NcopeL 81. Woi. - Gr5bii6of
Hpon bon philadelphia, ipelder &c.
tern oui Dem oWbite Stor-"9on-
pier nGonoptic" bon Bolton onfom,
miro iid) crit morgcn nod Hom be-
geben, oo er az Grmottung leibet.
9iihof Tbilipp s. @orrigan bon
Siour.Gitp, So, reiite belite pon9feo.
pei nod) Som ob.
S6ut iir 8onig IIfonS.
EoriS, 81. Moi. - Die Eoli5ei-
@ebGroen er9reifen I'M Sinblid ouf
Den beporitebenben Yeiud bes So
nigS Ilfons Die itrenglten @oriid)ts.
moBrcaeln 9egen Inordiiten. Stint
&ero0d)tiae muroen beuie feltgenpm-
men. Ties geidab oiif cine In5eige
Der iponiihen geborben bin, oob
onord)iitiid)e Siibrer bon Sponien
nod EoriS aufaebroden ieien.
@ieberberiteIIune Ser
Slotte.
Woorio, 81. Mai. - 20nio Il.
ions 9enebmigte beilte oen Ipritlag,
Den Gortes einen Tlon 5llr @ieoer.
beritellung Der ipaniifen Slotte 5u
unterbreiten. 0ornoh iouen odt
Greu5er BON 1900 Sonnen aebaut
iperben, flint eeidiiete areuser uno
onbere Ginbeiten. Die Soften ionen
ouf iehs Sabre pertbeiIt iperoen.
= Sn Hep /. 0orf, Nefp Orleans
uno Snn JranSisco iino NnfoufsIta-
tionen fir Ole Banana : GanaI-Gom-
million errihtet moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
IbfaBrtstaac Der S5canoampier bon
NelusYurf.

Gampfer oGornotbio" ON 80. MG;
uo6 2iperpool.
9ompier o&ronprin5" am 80. Woi
nod Bremen.
Sampler nIoolbert" am 80. @foi
nod Neopel unb 8enua.
Compiler oScntonic" am 81. Mai
nad) 2iperpool.
Gompier ,gtoorbom" am 81. Moi
nod) Gotteroam.
Gompier ~Gitto 81 Sorino" ON g..
Moi nod) Neopel unb @enuo.
Gompier oSamtburg" an 1. Sinti
nod Somburg.
Gompfer Bremen" am 1. SUM
nod Bremen.
Gompier ga lorraine" am l..
Slni nad Sabre.
Tompfer ,Geltic" am 2. SUM
nad 2iperpool.
Gompier n9edor" orn 3. SUM
mad, Bremen.
9ampier sSrene" am 3. sunni nod)
Neopel uno @enua.
Gompfer .Meiaba" an B. Slttl
nod 2onbon.
0ompier y3eeIGab" om 3. Sum-
naf anttperpen.
Sampfer st. Saul" an 3. SUM
nod) southampton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
SaS @asmouupul 5uriif9c5Oecn.

G6tIaoelpbio a, u. Mai. -
Die ollnitcO Gas Improvement 60"
bot lire &oridIGge 5urildge5p9cn
un0 mill sic poiiirte @eroromng 10
noriren. Sn Dem 9egIeitifreibeu oc5
YrGiioertcn Golon beiBt eS, oab sic
@iirger onideineno olen Gas GOu-
trotten ouf ldngcrc Belt opponiren,
uno Oo6cr sic Gompagnie beidloiien
bot, sic ongenommeue 8eroromng
ni6t 81 occeptiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
ungliid t.

WinoCn Yreubeu, q. Wni. -
Srou :. u. Cotton bon ct. Soui5,
Mo, bat bier geItern in einem Giic1-
bobn . llniuae elm Shliillelbein &c.
brodcn. Gin S6nell5ug, uui mel,
dem lie %reiIte, fllbr in iiini 6rudt'
y9a0gonS binein melhe ouf Dem
S~ouptGcleiie iteben geloiien morOen
moren. Sic mar icood i'm StunOe,
nit Dem nGditen 3ugc nod Berlin
peiter 81 reiien.
SefretGr Sob in Sronf.
furt am W q II.
Srunffurt a. Nc, y. Mai. -
StootS SefrctGr Sobn Sop trof
bier berte pon9tall6eim ein un0 reilte
IbenoS Z llbr nod) Eoris meiter.
Sruqcn rotbe Sobnen. -
2oo& 81. Wtoi. - Cine Gro5eis
lion bon Suocn nit rotben Slog9en
fam belte Nahmlittog nit &oiodel,
in Gonilift. Die aoioden ihoiien in
Die Wenge uno toOteten 6rei Eerio.
ncn itno permunoetcn piele onoerc.
Wit WilitGrgemolt.
@orih a II, 81. Mai. - 8ene-
raj . @oilperneur Morimomitih bat
mGbreno ser Hod)t cine Troflomo.
ton erlollen, melde sic Sruppcn an.
meiit, Gilbe unb Oronlutg pieoer
ber5uitellen nno 5ll oieiem 3ipeds,
mcnn notbig, bon lbren @aifen &c
brollf) 81 MADDEN. Nild) miro be.
FAINT genlaft, ooB ole Eerionen, ole
in Gerbinbung nit Sen llnrilben per.
boitet murben, tricg$geriftlid) pro.
jeilirt mcroen iolcn. StorfeYotrol,iI.
len &ooalleric unO Snionterie 5ieben
brrd) bie Stoot uno ollie oiientIidcn
8ebGlloe merocu bon Srllppcn be.
muht.
Die So5inliiten bobeu in elmer 81.
fentllden &unogcbu1g Die ,9tdtio.
mol 0emofroten" fir &err1tber CT.
flort, neil iie Die ar6eiter orillgeno
oufgcforoert botter, wieoer al oieslr.
belt 81 gebcn, unb sic Sosialiiten be.
ld)uloigten, cS lei ibre gbiiht, Der,
anntpf ge9en Die Hegierung obre
Hilfiift alf Ole Solgen fo~rtSuleten.
ariegerfeit in karlsruhe.
&orISrube, 81. Mtoi. - SIN.
loBlit ocs 2~5idbrigen SubilGiIms
oes 8roBber5oes bon @aben alS
Stirmberr bes Observation-Disclosures
ems 3 Serbonoes finoet ein 9unoeS.
ariegertog itott, oui Dem idmmtlid)e
WiilitGr = Gereine 9aoen's burd ab-
%oronungen oertreten iino. Die 3abt
Der Sb%eiInebnier miro auf etiua 90
900 bered)net. 9ie Ginleituug bes
0eltes geihiebt abenbs ourd) ein6eit-
eiien i'm arobcn Saale ser Seitballe.
Worgen friib finbet elm NiIitdr.@ot.
tes0ienlt in ser epunQeIilden ui0 Ia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28

Hftt0 Ot~tlttlnd)tell NCrh0ltllll1c 0tll
Sungcrto0e %gcgeniihcr lcben. Nll
O6otaf III OitsSibirien lit nnd GIa
oipoItof 0ic Nodridt gclongt 0al
Die 6il6OorrGtbe in Sobulin inn per
~tIoilcncn Miltcr %oufgcbrouht nor
Den limo un0 Die 9etpobner ibrcSm
De per5ebrt bubcn. Wfebl giebt eS
oui Der ESniel niht.
Nebnlih lit Die Gage mli Sam.
idotfo, no Die 9emobner ibren,
Sdidiol prciSgcgeben iinO. Sn1
Nmnr' Qiitrift miro ni6t g~eorbeitet.
iibcroQ treiben iih Better lumber, H.
Die Orod)uner, Elm an Dem totorilhcu
@oli miGiiigcr Stomm, itcrbenSml.
gers.
Gic Gcpei6c ihliebt nit oen g8or.
ten: vSollte Der &ricg icdS Monotc
l0nger oollcrH, Damn miro ser Sun.
AertoO in bieiem enticrnten @c6iet
ullgcmctn fem"
Gle 6obrt ii6er Sen Snoi=
den Ocean.
Fctcraburg 81. Wfoi. - Sin
i'll Soigon 5urEoit gcgebcncr Yripots
brief bon Dem Gonmnnoanten zines
bon &oicItmcn9fp'S Sorpeooboot5er.
lt0rern id)ilOert Die GSobrt Ser 3lottc
iibcr Den &noiidcn Ocean. Ier9rief.
idrciber iogt, OoB sic lcihten areu5cr
mo Eorpcooboot . 3erit0rer inter
Nicc N0nltrol GnQlli1t Die iduperlte
Nuigabc 5u criiillen botter. 9ieie
p0ren Der 6lotte u%nollSgelebt Dor
ol9geinbren uno bGtten oua Nobetl
Don Sdiffen 9emeloet, 1m Hoieitz
pcnStD c9 81 ermogliden, ieinenaurS
81 0r10ern mo ihnen ans DEM @ege
ST gcbcn, ocnn lein 9eltrebcn NOR
0arollI geridtet, Dor DEM Gintrefier
ollf Dem Gbineiiifen Weer nid)t emf.
Oedt 81 meroen. Sierin mar er CT.
iolgreih. 3ltlucilen ipor ooS lle6cr.
ncbntcn BON &oblen BON ben SranS-
portlhifien ouf See nit erbebliden
S6Dlerigtciten pertniipft, naments
lid lolueit Die Sorpeooboot . 3eritoz
rer IN 9ctradt fnmen. Ger Sfii5ier
tiIgt bin5lL Dob tie nod Ser lan9er
6obrt Der beporitebenoen S6lod)i
nit Grletd)terltng entgegenidben @ei.
ter lagt er, Dab iein S%orpeooboot- Ser
Itorer III Soigon BON Nellem oerpro.
niontirt mltroe.
auropottin'S SteIlunq.
FeterSburg, 81. Moi. - Iit
Meloung, OaB General &llropotfir
in ieine oltc Ste1ilng ais Oberbe.
%feblSbnber 5uriidtebren piiroe, ii
cine Belt lang mcgen Der gcgenieiti.
gen Acknowledgement 5Dii6en auro.
patfin un0 Sinemitl6 fir mmDglid'
gebalten porocn, nber oaS arieoS'
amt iogt, ooB 2inewitid) feline slbbe.
ruflung ni6t 9cforoert babe. 9rro.
patfin'S 8%eillnobcit bot un5peifclbaii
Itort gelitten, uno man erlportet, oof
General 3orltbieff ieinN odfolger ais
%Gommanoelr Der eriten WanoIdurei.
grnee iuerOen miro, obidon ieineGr.
ncnnung nod nidt erfolgt lit.
Griingomo'S Gomplim ent
iir d..
EoriS, y. Wni. - Der ioponi
Idle Grin5 Nriingoluo, Ser bel oer
Sod5eit 6eS ocutiden &ronprin5er
Den Wifooo pcrtreten miro, belt biel
bel ocm 9ontett Der ironfo , iopnni
iden @eieaihoit cine Nnlprode, IN
Der er Iogte, Dab Sopon oie linn IL
europa aemorOene Spmpotbie mob
81 milroigen miiie. sd bin iiber:
5eugt," iogte Der Erin5, ooob Die @e.
5icbnngen 5lpild)en Sopon II. Sronf.
reid ourd) Die 5oblreihen 9onot
gemeinIomer @efiible uno Sntereiier
INNER enuer oefniipit nerben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28

Sn Glepelonb, g., lit Der Ban.
fier Sgno5io SrentnneIli mif Die gn-
idnlbigling uerbaftet fporben, oaB err
@eloer gum llebermitteln nod Sta.
lien iibernommten bate uno oieielben
niemaIs abeeianot bat. Die oircfte
anfIase lit llnterihlagung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28

oa Die Anltrengungcn Der let
ten Gage 5u itort muren. 8GbrHlO
Der lctten ichS @odjen bat lie mini
oeltens 80 aleiOer onmciiCn unO alt.
probiren miiIien, mo babel mllBte lie
nod tdgli6 fir cinen Qtalcr libcn.
GineS t. 2ouierin in
Cent d. LAMB Der.
nna ii t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28

= Sn Nem : Dorf, Tcip . Orleans
ino Son 5ronSisco iino Mnfaufslta.
iionen fir Die Banana : GanaI-Gom
million erridtet moroen.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-08
A POT SHOT.
Il Was an Unintentional One, but II
Bassed Four Quail.


Four of us were ovt rabbiting,
with Indifferent success. H. got
tired of it and thought he would try
to walk up bunch Of quail. He
walked along road dividing a stub
BILE field, and in nearing buncn of
grass alongside of the road bunch
of birds got up out of the grass. He
gave them the first barrel as they
rose, but missed. Then he gave
them the second and saw two drop.
One was dead, but the other only
wounded. He picked up the dead
bird and, having no dog, ran after
the wounded bird and retrieved it.
Then he followed up the biyds he
had marked down in some scrub
oak to try for another shot.
About an hour afterward we came
along the same place, when S. no.
ticed one of the beagles mouthing
bird in the bunch Of grass. The
grass was about a foot and half
high, about two yards long and one
yard wide. S. shouted to the dog
to drop it and ran toward him. We
both got there about the same time,
and S. had taken the bird from the
dog, saying, "Why, it's quail"
Just then l noticed one at my feet
and said, "Here's another" S. walk
ed on a step and said, "Here's an
other" Just then w. came along
and stopped and said, "Here's an
other" picking one up at the same
time. Well, we picked up four quail
in that bunch of grass. The birds
were still quite warm and were lying
on their breasts, with wings spread
out.
Well, we all wondered how such
thing could have happened. We all
had heard H. shoot twice after he
had been gone short time, but no
Others. Just then we saw H. COM
ing up the road. When he got to
us we asked him if he had fired the
two guns short time before. Eyes"
said he, "What att" asked S.
"Quail," said II. Then he explained
that as he walked along the road the
bunch of quail got up about sixty
feet away. He fired the first barrel,
but missed, 'as he thought" as they
got up out of the grass. Then he
gave them the left barrel, knocking
down two. ''The one was dead, but
| had a good run after the other
one," he said, "and here they are,
taking the two birds out Of his game
pocket. We then told him about the
four we had found, and after lot
of talk and study we concluded that
he had shot too low with the first
barrel and killed the birds on the
ground and, not knowing it, had,
gone right on after the others.
H. has been my shooting partner
for the past eighteen years, and we
all know him to be a thorough
sportsman, one who would not shoot
a quail on the ground. don't know
about duck asleep. Nevertheless
l am afraid the name of pot hunter
will stay BY him a long while.-For-
est snd Stream.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-08
A MOST REMARKABLE PICTURE WORTH
MANY DOLLARS
Can Be Obtained For a Few Gents.
1.-THE THREE MOST BEAUTIFUL ROSES
BY PAUL de L0NGPRE.

At the urgent solicitation of the
Woman's Home Companion, Mr.
Paul de Longpre, who is the great.
est painter of flowers in the world,
consented to make painting of
what he considered "The Three
Most Beautiful Roses" and the
painting is without doubt one of
the masterpieces of this great artist.
This magnificent picture is repro
duced IN all its original grandeur
on the ,o-pr Of the Woman's Home
Companion for June. Although
this cover is an accurate reprOdu;-
ton of painting worth hundreds
of dollars, Vet the June number,
which has this exquisite cover, may
he obtained at any tirSt-cla>s news-
stand Or direct from the publishers
for the trivia sum Of only ten cents.
Mr. Paul de Iongpre is justly
tvled The "Kng of Flower Paint
ers. He not only paints roses, but
every flower that grows, and is the
highest authority on flowers. His
paintings are found in the most Sc
lect homes. Som have sold for as
much is seven thousand five hum
dred dollars ($7,500.0O.)
Artists, art critics and competent
judges all agree that the covers Of
the Woman's Home Companion far
excel those of any other magazine.
The Woman's Home Companion
is magazine which in beauty and
excellence, arr, stories, illustrations
and fashions, etc, eycels all other
home ard family magazines. The
" oman's Home Companion is pub
llshel by The Crowell. Publishing
Company, New York City, also Chi
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is the favorite magazine in nearly
half II million homes, where it is
read each and every issue by three
million people.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-08
Presence of Mind.

YEARLY the tramp wandered up
the garden path one summers day
and took off his hat to the woman
of the house. She eyed him keenly.
'Look here! Are you the man l
gave big meal one February morn
ing" she demanded sternly. "Pm
the man, num-" was the reply.
"Well, do you rememberyou prom
ised to shovel the snow out of the
back ward and then sneaked off with
out doing it?" asked the woman.
eyes, mum. An me conscience
smote me-" answered the tramp.
"Thaps the reason / tramped all
the way here through the blazing
sun to finish the job"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-08
Went by Steam.

"In a certain Canadian. town
where l was running telegraph Of
flee in my YOUTH" said ar electri-
clan, "a new factory, with fine en-
gine house. was put up. | visited
his factory one day to see the en-
CINE. The engineer was out, and the
fireman, new hand, showed me
about. AS We stood admiring the
engine together l said:
"'What horsepower has this en-.
gine:'
'The fireman gave a loud laugh
Horsepower" he explained.
why, man, don't YOU know that the
machine goes by steam:
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-08
INVENTION OF PAPER.
The Credit Is Given 20 Chinaman OF
the First Century.

The Credit Is Given 20 Chinaman OF
the First Century.
Paper was invented by a China
man who was contemporaneous with
Christ. He was a secretary at court
during the reign of kwang WI, a
prince who reigned A. d. 25-5S. In
early ages when the Chinese had no
written language they had no special
need Of paper. Real estate transfers
were certified by means of a piece of
cord, in which knots were tied, ac-
cording to the number of acres sold
or the price paid. But as popula-
tion increased and business transfers
became more frequent something
Nore definite than the cord was
needed, and the art of writing came
into use. At that time tie deed
of purchase consisted of a few let
tiers on bit of bamboo. AS knowl-
edge increased and literature began
to be cultivated, legal and historical
records became more numerous.
These bamboo strips were then
found to be heavy and cumbersome,
and the need of lighter and less
bulky material was felt.
The secretary, Ts'ai Lun, then be-
gan his experiment in paper making.
How long he worked before he met
with Success is not known; but, at
any rate, the materials with which
he eNn2rimented and of which paper
was formed are, with all the expert
encc %hich has since been gained,
found to be the best for the pur-
pose. Though the Chinese have
since substituted other materials
for tie formation Of the pulp from
which their paper is made-purely
for economical reaSons-Ts'ai Lm
had the satisfaction of accomplish
ing that for which he had worked.
The manner of manufacture soon
became generally known, and paper
factories were established in all
parts of the kingdom. , With the
spread of learning, which received
an impetus from the facilities af-
forded by this invention, the de-
mand for paper soon exceeded the
supply. Old rags were not plentiful
nor cheap enough to permit of paper
being made and sold as cheaply as
was necessary or desirable. Accord,
ingly, experiments were made with
other substances and proved success
ful.-New Y~~L Herald.
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Bank Balances and Credit
The Bank of Kingshee
s33 TO PACIFIC COAST.

Tickets will be on sale from Chi
cago, via the Chicago, Union Pa
clfic ard North Western Line, dur
ing the autumn months at this low
rate. Correspondingly low rates
from other points. Daily ans per-
sonally conducted excursions in
Pullman Tourist sleeping cars,
through without change to San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles and Portland
only $500 for double berth. Flu II
particulars on application to W B
Kniskern, P T M, C& N W Ry,
Chicago.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-08
DYING OF FAMINE

is, III its torments, like dying of
consumption. The progress of con-
sumption, from beginning to very
end. is long torture, both to victim
and friends. "When | had con-
sumption in its first STAGE writes
VIM Myers, of Cearfoss, Md, "after
tryi1g different medicines and a good
doctor, in vain, | at last took DR.
Kings New Discovery which quickly
and perfectly cured me- Prompt
rehet and sure cure for coughs, ,colds
sore throat, bronchitis, etc. Posi-
lively prevents pneumonia. Guaran-
teed at DR. W V Brockington's drug
store, price SOC and $1.00 a bottle
Trial bottle free.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-08
a Snow SUGGESTION.

The next time the snow drifts into
your yard instead of making a snow
man Try making snow pig. An
oblong mass of snow forms the body.
and the legs, nose and ears are made
of sticks surrounded by snow. 4
bit of rope nicely curled will make
a very good tail. Various pigs can
be shaped and carved according to
the skill of the young artist and will
give a lively and social appearance
to your yard and cause the neigh
bors a great deal of amusement-at
your expense, perhaps.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-08
A Shock.

The youngfnan with the uncut
hair and hun Ery look had submit
ted poem Or editorial considcra-
ton.
"Well," I'D the man behind the
blue pencil, Ter a hurried glance
at it, show does So strike you?"
"Why - er- really" stammered
the rhymester, 'that is more than
I-er"-
"Well, that's the best l can do"
interrupted the busy editor. q
couldn't think of printing poem
like that for any less"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-08
LEGAL.
NOTICES.
Registration Notice.

The Office of the Supervisors Of Reg
istratiOn will he opened on the first
Monday IN every month for the spuf-
pose Of the registering Of any pers0J.
who is qualified as follows:
Who shall have been resident %
the State for two years. and of tile
county Ole year, and Of the polling p-.-
cinct in which the elector etfers To
vote -four months before the. day OF
election, I'd shall have paid, six
months L,.rre, any poll TAX then due
and payaLl", tud who can both read
and write /; ~ section of tie const.tL.
ton Of lsS, submitted TO him by the
Supervisors Of Registration. or -sho,
can show that he owns. and has paid
all taxes collectable on during the
present year, PROPERTY in this state
assessed at three hundred dollars on
more. j.. EADDY.
Clerk OF Boartl
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-08
A Queer Tidbit.

How many of you have ever tast-
ed cakes of ants? No, not the kind
made by auntS, but with ants. The
children of other countries are as
fond of cakes made of these insects
as the New England boys and girls
are Of crullers.
In Africa the natives wash the
ants and fry them in butter very
much as we would fritters. These
,cakes are regarded as great delica-
cies and in that land are said to
taste like nuts.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-08
HUGE TASK.

1t was a huge task, to uncertake
the cure of sucR bad case of kid
ney disease, as that of c F Collier,
of Cherokee, Ia, but Electric Bit
ters did it. He writes: "My kid
neys were SO far gone, | could not
sit on Il chair without cushion; and
suffered from dreadful backachc,
headache, and depression. In Elec-
trio Bitters, however, | found Il cu'e,
and by them was restored to perfect
health. | recommend this great
tonic medicine to all with weak kid
neys, lvei or stomach. Guaranteed
by DR. W V Brockington, druggist;
price soc.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-08
Notice to Creditors.

All persons having claims against
the Estate Of the late Charles d Farrar
are hereby notified to present them,
duly verified, 20 the undersigLe ed. at
Union, S. c., and all persons indebted
10 said Estate will make payment to
the undersigned at Union, S. c.
MACBETH YOUNG,
Ex. Of the Estate of Chas. D. Farrar.
J25-4t.