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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07
WILL RACE FOR
BIG STAKES

Champlain Delaware. Amsterdam.
saranac. Huron. seneca. Mohawk.
AdiF0ndack. Albany and Eentueky.
The stakes 10 be- run are the
famoua Special TOT zyeaF olds. the
Grand union. Uaitea States. Hope
fui. AiabaHsa. Travellers and Spin.
away. All 81 these evnts bat the
Special are stakes OF the Futuriiy
order They closed some time ago
n saa announced officially three
weeks back that they would noe be
abandoned
The Special. aa overy one knowa.
coats the Saratoga association moth
lng aave s. 500 IN plate. II Is n
81 900 chance race. the purse 81
which IL nade up b. subscribers
i II the most ArortamAnllke Of ali
Ame e@san races and II regularly az.
tracts first class fields aud draws
bis crowds
The races to be rcopened are LAe
Saratoga. Merchants and Citixe-h
Handicap and CatNkill lIandieapu
and the nevsrwyck atecplcchaas
The changing In the conditions %
these racsa wili consist In cutting
the purses. @
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07


PHILADELPHIA, Juiy Tilt has
been many a iay since stald old
Philadelphia society has received
such shock as that given Il By
Anthony ,. Drexel nlddle. society
man and crack amateur athlete.
when he recently appeared Ia the
ring OF the National Athletic club
aud seconded Jack u'nricu. middle.
weight champion. In his six round
fight with Jack blackburn. negro
puElliAt.
The nonchalant Indifference Of
this young ecion. of one of Phiiadri
phiA'a most blue blooded families a.
Is hos society might klrw HIS &C.
ton has caused the leaders VI the
Quaker 400 TO frown. aud " theY
dared would perpetraic the nnheard.
Of social heresy ~ pronounclnE =
decree Of ostraclam against a Fhll.
adelphla Biddie"
society might have saved itself
al this perturbation had Il only
noted the early trend Of Nr fliddlra
fancy. Horn In 1874. 'renyH" earil
est selfconfessed ambition was 10
become . policeman. hut a stern
parent lntrrfered and bundled him
on TO the university. thus depfiying
Philadelphia OF very husky guar
dian. Al the university be- vas In.
oculated with the germ Of the man.
~ art ~ NelfdeicuHe. and soon made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07
SEATTLE LOSES
TO VANCOUVER
SwsaAs's New Pitcher Dst-
ted Ead and Received
no Support


VANCOUVER. y. g.. July -
Grover Boyle. the Slwashes new
pitcher. Was batted hard yesterday
and his team mates gave him very
poor support Thls gave Vancou.
yer the game 10 20 3. The Can.
ucks led all the way and the game
was a listleas exhibition.
George Engle was on the firing
line for the Canucks and he held
Seattle 10 two hits until the sixth.
when he stopped working hard
Boyle pitched good ball the first
three Innings. but he weakened
then and was siven a hard b0mbard.
ment
Ham HyHi is keeping up bis
great stick work lie raped out
three safe blngles yesterday. Quig
les and Engle each hit twice and
Lou NOrdykc poked ont n home
rum The ball went over the left
field fence and was the longest hit
ever made on the local grounds.
AL Of Seattlo'a cripples with the
exception of Matt Stanley were
back ia the game
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PLAY BAL
ON BERG
Northeastern Pass,,,
dhN Novel Sport /
Behring Sea.
Officers Of the steamshIs

Officers Of the steamship \.
western osye ia their pos.~l.'
interesting mennonite Of
Mip ~ Xome, and. lncIdenlsh
sea. Il
The relic IL in the form N, j.
ieg.s which Was used ~
ono shaving the foreelsxn :
what an excellent BAH h y
Of three acres Of floatlnx H. =
be. ~
The be, has been PLACED !.
care % freight Clerks vInss.
O'Brlen. who are resolved a., /
Will be worthy Of the truss =.
IN them and keep II safely
The game was played On 4, !.
Of floating ice. two DAYS 49,,
Northwestern had reached a.
on the upward trip. The Al
are best told by the folloxl,,
scripiion. which was placed -
leg after the game
"Bsing Seat Baseball II,
Cstin ". Steefage. s. a. n,
western. on floating Ice. IN,
1908. Longitude l6s.20 Wen /
ieade Gz:i0 North. Score 81
innings"
The game was called In ths /
Inning on account OF y,
knocking a foul ball that "a
In the sea.
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RoROLLER
TO ENTER
0 RING
On Advice of FitzsimmOns,
Seattle Physician Will
Take Up Boxing.

Il II highly probable that DR.. n
=. Ro..ss viii enter tho Ssire ring
on hlsfeturn from his "trip 70
Japan and become challenger for
the heavyweight championship
crown. nos worn ~ Tommy
burns
Or Holly arrived at shis de
termination Saturday. after a long
talk with Robert fltzslmmons At
Tacoma Bob has boxed with Ros.
Ter and az urged the big phynicias
70 enter the ring
with your speed ant strength
and fighting spirit" said the for.
mer worlds champion. YOU chG
beat them all. with a little coach.
Ing. You know the game pretty
well now. but you need a little
teaching Ia the fins points"
fitEslmmonA also agreed 10 give
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07
KEEM TO RACE
IN ENGLAND

Foxhall Keene. who recently sold
hla polo ponies % Paul J. Ralney.
will, Il Is said. go abroad next year
10 manage the stable Of his father.
James II. keene, who viii race In
Great Britain.
The younger Kecne has had
some experience abroad He man.
aged the English end OF his fathers
stable when Cap aud Beds. the win
nsr ~ the Oaks and Disguise. the
Domino colt who finished second
in the Derby. won By King I'd.
wards Diamond Jubilee. were rae
Ing az EPSON. Newmarket. Doncas-
ter and GAtwick.
Mr. Keene once had a shooting
boz near the town Of Melton Nov
bray. II was called Sysonby. aud
after this seat the celebrated son
OF Melton and optime who raced
10 successfully In this country
few seasons back. was named.
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tributor was only beaten nose fog
third place.
Ihe Longshot Kid met Saratoga
Blii down town last night What
are YOU doing nov for living
asked the KID. Following the
horses" was the reply AT The
Meadows" NO. driving a mack.
Joe Sharp. better tnown as the
Printer PiungeF. made his first APP
g>saFance Of the season. and sue.
cecded tn soaring several bookies
nearly 70 death.
Jockey Sandy tossed off third
place on 81 Francis in the fourth
race. He evidently thought he had
the show cinched, as he easad up.
aud r. Neugent sipped him under
the wire.
When Security stepped five fur
longs In ,5sA Il was the fastest
time that distance has been run
this season.
Varieties got caught In the bar,
rier az the start Of the fifth race.
aud carried - tape with him the
entire trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

DR. Roller boxing ioAsSHa. and on
HIS return. the Seattle wrestler
will spend some time under the
tutelage Of Fitz. Ruby Rohert can
certainly teach Roller every angle
Of the game.
Fiisaimmona and Roller had "a
lively &c with the gloves about
throe weeks ago ~ this city. ~
that time fitzaimmons told the
writer that Roller had great
career before him II he would en-
ter the ring
"He has the fighting spirit" said
lob. land be IL strong and fast !
think ! could train him 10 lick any
II the present day heayyweiEhtA.
Okoller has an ideal build for q
heavyweight He IL more than sir
feet tall aud has long. loose
Muscles. Ills wrestling has not
made him SLOW or muscle bound
IN any way. DR.. Roller was a&nxef
sssore he took up wrestling ~ he
sv~aya has been fond OF the manly
art"
DR. Rollor will leave Seattle
about July 10 for a four Sontha'
vacation He expects 20 tatS a
trip 20 Japan aud spend some Vine
there 10 h&s been IN constant
training for fhe DaHt dix months
and e1pecte that his rest Will build
him up in wei0t
Johnnie Reid. the fight eessstsS.r.
who has followed bossrH AL Oh
life. stated after seeing Roller boz
that he thoa O. he could stop any
man IN the world vito ~ no b
training and teaching
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07
Saratoga Association Pro-
missS Several Races
Shorty.

The Saratoga association has an
nounted ia plans for the coming
meeting At the sprlnEa Il declares
off some valuable stakes. bat holds
on 10 others and promises that four
OF the declared races viii be re-
opened. to ciose again July rs.
The management guarantees II
days racing with overnight purses
OF ft51 added money and promises
that the meeting viii be prolonged
" The patronage under the new din
pensation permits The stakes De.
ciared off are the sarAt-Ts Handi.
cap. Saratoga Cup Great Republic.
Merchants and Citizens bever
WICK steepieehass. Saratoga stec.
piechaae. shiilclah Steeplechase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07
LIVE NEWS FROM MEADOWS

A. Walsh succeeded in accounting
for half the card. as he rode three
winners Miss B0o,less. Security
and John Lyle The other winning
riders we're Restlg. u. Wilson aud
A. Harris.
Saturday Roy offut bet 81 900 on
his horse. Taylor George. at 70 ?.
and the horse finished outside the
money. Yesterday offuts Morse.
John Lyle. won at rs to 1. and OF.
fut did not bet a dime. Such IL
racing luck.
a number ~ books that laid the
top price on Miss Bootiess got hurt
IN the race when she won. as Col
Applegate bet a chunk on the filly
Seotty Ferguson had the tip on
Miss Bootiess. and won a good bet
Jim Hartman, he OF the funny
hats. had sixty bucks strung across
the board on Altar BOY al 80 to 1.
L. Ailard. who likes short price
for his money. bet 5000 ON Security
At 10 q
Jim Nell bet s. against $500 10
win and s. against 800 20 show on
distributor. After getting nearly
Knocked down on the first turn. Dis.
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Jockey Nearly Loses His
Life and Long Shots
! Finish the Races.

A successful MINK on Miss Boot.
less. the victory of two long shota
and the narrow escape OF 0ckeY
GapKel from instant death were the
features OF an otherwise uneventful
afternoon at The Meadows yMer
day.
uangei had the mount on shirley
Rossmore In the o9Slh race, which
was a sprint at ftst furiongs, In
which Security. r Ncugcnt. st,
Francls. Won Tromp and Miss Provo
also started.
While at the post shirley Ross.
more leaped up and fell backwards,
and just missed crushing her rider
However, Gaugel was t.aag away
from the mare when She Tell and
only received a severe shaking up.
te was. however. unable 70 re.
mount. aud Jockey Archibald was
sent for aud given the mount The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

0oidena second. Furss third. Time
---.4B.
Five furlOngs--Jamea A. Murray
won. Acquiilne second, Kumias
third Time-~t.O2.
Five furlonga Yalosh won. Rose
Daily second. Belle Brady third.
Time-ts0tM.
Ono mile RustlinR Blk won,
Ruth W. second. Prince Of Orange
third Time~i:f8.
-Four furlOngs Madeline Mus.
grave won. Ocilla second, Lady Mar.
tinsz third Time 4sM.
Six furl0ngs AxNSra won. Rhine
stone second. G@ Ofman third
Tlme-l.t4A
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Go East! Excursions!

Round trip tickets on sale July
:. Z. 21 and 20. August :. Z. II and
q By the Oregon r. r. q Naviga-
ton Co. Rates. routes. tickets and
reservations AZ Union Ticket OF
ice. SOS First av. e. +. Ellis. genl
Agent. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

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Eetsis sss. ssssft ~ ~ 4
tfaare ~ iunlasn
NeHta5tssr ssss 81 aaazat a*=afe
seattie t... .t...+a eee lea Eli
aurnHaarY Sacrifice Aitsa~I.ussl. Car
nee Two base htta EnHie 1uihief
Graham Tires. base hits lfulNlef Don
1taa Home ruo- MefdYks sffaek esf
~ hnFlr. A. ~ Boyle Q Haeaa on
balls orr knEis. Oft H8Fis A I.eft
en hseee Vancouver. q Seattle n VIA
riteh h.sin Time % nnts.i e.. tim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

Grover BOYLE. the siwsahes' nee
twirier. made hts debut yesterday
and was accorded q warm recep.
ton. The heavy hitting Canucks
took a liking 70 his Blenders and
fatteFsed their averages at his ex.
pense. II was BoyleK first game
for some time. however. and he did
good work for the first three IN.
nlngs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

The machlnista and blaclsmiths
employed at the shops Of the n.
p az Tacoma have been placed ON
fun time again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07
RAGING av pUyyE

BUTTE. Mont. July 7.--Resuits
yesterday:
-Four fuflonga - Rustlcus won.
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STAR FORM CHART


fesf Dsgef
2S62 Tlnsr rArs.soia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

Bert Coy. who was released BIZ
Dngdale Some time ago. has Joined
the AthieticA the Seattle aani
professional team. and son his first
game az Blaine Saturday b. a score
Of 10 20 3 Coy hcid the Hlainites
to four hits.
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DOCTOR OPERATES
- ON BEST FRIEND.


- ON BEST FRIEND. 4
a A. ~ O'Clock THE raOvssrs 4
= Or. .. 2. Roller will petssrn .
serious and highly danger =
. Gus operation for Appendicitis =
= on Joe Carroll a. the Provl. 4
4 denee hospital The men ~
= bosom frlenzpe and Carroll a
ea~le alla9 90 ensssss 20 op. 4
3 crate ap aim. o.. aSHsr nat.
I ualts ASas ~ anbfate on HE 4
. aHA oieo& hut % the same =
q eags az @s oon cont any one q
q s,g 20 am9tt tsu oexs. Joe 4
o Co eo3l osu aExu suffering .
> with chronic aapsoeioltls for =
o Ossga ~ oaoo0ns. Hls appendix a
Am oesn osttipo more and 4
= more inflamsd sne Of late he =
= hn ooen suffering severe 4
pains ana losing weight. An .
= operation was necessary and 4
= Or. Roller wanted 20 get II 4
= over with before he leaves the \
= city on his vacation. =
= $500 tttst sttstt
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Seattle Theatr@

RasaeIi a nse~ MEfs Mas 4
1.ts Thsfa and sat EVER Ktax !
N0snsa Bunting aud the Earr~a v
ine Company ln u Ceadils <<s
"THF Mf~TfHf or Tf3
COUNT oaf Prices Nats. ~ +
ftci Nights, tsc 20 ssc
gexf Week "A nsuxhter :
South same rrnpanf
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Bring Yoar Eyes

To us n they are troubling You any.
We are specialists and can help
you. No fancy prices. schuchard
Optical Co. 1907 Second av. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

Chick" Hudson. Tire local welfor.
weight. went 10 Vancouver to fight
Young Miller on July 4. The house
was not large and Miller would not
Tight unless he was given tt00 win.
lose or draw There was Ass In
the house and Hudson offered 10
hight for Il on winner-takeall
basis. II looked like a case OF
chilled pedals on the part OF the
Canadian
Del Metzger, head coach Of the
University Of Pennsylvania foot.
ball team IL spending the summer
on his fruit farm south or spokane
Metzger says he has evolved some
new plays that will fool them all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

q
q a 4
Minnsf p uqfsnAn 4
1asi trssa bs adsrs
part q speed
2Sg3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

Abe Attell wants 20 fight HAT
Nelson again. Their recent fight
was a fierce iSround draw. with
both men badly used up AZ the
finish. Atteli says he Is willing 20
let Nelson weigh In AZ f3s and viii
make him a 5000 aide bet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07
AmUsEmEnTs.
Moore Theatr(
The Grand

JOHN CoRT. Nanaset.
This week. Mats Wed and 81
THK SAN FRANCISCO oFYRA III
THE aIKAD0.-
-eniMER PRfCFs. 10. -ss and n a
Next Neek--s-fbe Hasest-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

Arlington took two games from
Eyere" on July I and 8. The first
game was IL to and the second
Z TO 6. Lake pitched for the Arllng.
tons In both contests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

mtnatss tf&s i.sss
eh iAfsfa wsssae alasd ) Z Il nnya
sFa
satN - wsn nsith fss
sa ssa asss sy hsl ass" ts S..ss s@sS sasy
da. saes y spssa posAns
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

The Rainlers returned yesterday
from North Yakima. where they
dropped two hardfought games to
the Yakima TlgerB The scores Of
both games were 10 and the
second contest went III lnnlnga
Next Friday and Saturday the Raj.
niers Will play the Tigers return
games al Dugdale's park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

seatfle'a Leading yAsaesills Ezss4
performance dsiif--z .1f ~
Prices 3ee and sec. beE ns&ts. W
MOUNTAINS on MERROKNr :
LOW THE BIC. HAPPY cEoEs
Big Acts. An Direct Frsm ~ n
and Iaadsn. TIE 0niy N<t<>
~how 1m TeWn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

Hemenway. Mullen. Mcclure and
Bedford. former Seattle high school
athletes. played with the Arctic
brotherhood baseball team In the
games ~ skaSway. Alaska. on Iply
T. White Pass and the Arctic
brotherhood teams each Woa a
game BY the same score. / to 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

The Springdaie. wash. team de-
feated the Clayton team on Sun.
day by the iop.sided score OF
% 20 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-07

A. poet minute. OF e tss Ti@e-1s % iltA3 i.'es
wiaasr' ef ianrnshtsrI.s rouess
IS a
improving kits bad
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Mtas @aggir 6arlingtun,
AnBshrp Brsmtnp Rrhnul.
Brautns snh Slight etngtns-
6enrral 3nfnrmatintt.

The Williamsburg County Summer Institute for Teachers will
be held in the Graded School building at Kngsree Co. begin
ming Monday July 2h 1908 and will continue for two weeks
1t has been endeavor make the broad and
prehensve that will not be necessary for any teacher the
county to 90 elsewhere for what he she need therefore
unusually large attendance is expected.
Pedagogy Cvics Drawing, Mathematics English, Current
Events possibly other subjects will be taught Any subject
desired by considerable number of teachers attending will
probably be given
series of lectures various phases Of school
work will be given Conferences and roundabe discussions will
be held which all teachers will be free to take active part
The purpose of this Institute will be emphasize methods
mparng information and instruction than the acquisition
of knowledge from the books studied.
The books adopted by the State Board of Education will
be used but only basis for the work.
All teachers will be required to buy Sees New School Man
ageent that has been recently adopted by the State Board of
Education for the Reading Circle for 009 Board
be obtained at boarding houses private families for from
81. 90 to So. 100 for the term of two weeks.
Please the Institute With your cooperation
make this of the best Institutes held in Williamsburg
county,
All teachers attending this school, and passing satisfactory
examination at the close will be entitled have their certificates
renewed without additional examination.
will gladly give any further information any desr
ing it. Very truly yours,
MARY T. NANCE
Principal County Teachers Institute.
Columbia, S. c., June 10, 1908.
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Hlahest In the World.

NEW YORK, Special: Plans for
. gigantic building, to be the lofti-
est in the world, overlapping by ov-
er 200 feet the Metropolitan Tower,
were filed Yesterday with Burnham
& 20. architects, of Chicago, acting
for the Equitable Life Assurance
society. The new building will be
the new home of the society, taking
the place of the present edifce,
and occupying the same site. With
its tower, the new Equitable build
ing will have sixty-two stories and
will be 900 feet above the curb, 209
feet higher than the Metropolitan
tower, with its forty-six stories.
This will be exclusive of the flag
pole, which will run up 100 feet
higher. 1t is said the construction
will be begun within short time.
The building will cost $4,000 900.
According to the plans the main
building will be 4S9 feet high. A,
boye this main building the tower
will run up 420 feet, making the
total height 909 feet.
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profession was the law and he
was admitted to the bar with
distinction and settled down at
Kingstree. The firm of Stoll &
Stoll, his brother being asso-
ciated with him, is one of the
prominent and leading firms at
the Kingstree bar. Mr.. Stoll
has the reputation of being a
good criminal lawyer, quick,
prudent and aggressive and it is
with pleasure that we introduce
him to the voters of Lee county
as an aspirant to the office of
Solicitor and well qualified to fill
duties of the same. -Bishopwlle
Leader and Vindicator.
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an UNKNOWN NEGRO KILLED
5aAnssn Claims the Han Attempted
10 Assault his wife.

ORANGEBURG, July flames
johnson, white man living on the
plantation of Mr. II M Stevenson,
near Norway, surrendered to Sheriff
Dukes yesterday. johnson Yesterday,
shot and killed an unknown negro,
claiming that he had attempted an
assault on Mrs. johnson.
Mr. Stevenson gave him employ.
ment and he had been working in
the fields with Mr. and Mrs johnson,
who also worked for Mr. Steven
son.
The story told BY johnson is
that on Thursday morning the negro
and Mrs johnson were wor iing in
the same field, and that about II
o'clock Mrs. Johnson started for
her home, some distance away, ac-
eompained by her little 7.year old
son.
After going some distance, Mrs
johnson turned and and saw
the negro running after her. She
then commenced running and scream
ing and just before she reached the
house the negro stopped and turned
back.
johnson says that his wife told
him of the occurrence when he came
to dinner, but having no shells for
his gun, he did nothing at the time.
he returned to work after dinner
and that evening procured shells.
On Friday morning he loaded his
gun and took it to the field with
him. He was plowing near Mr.
Stevenson's and during the morning
he saw the negro talking to Mr.
Stevenson near the latter's house.
he then got his gun and started
for them. AS he approached he
heard Mr. Stevenson tell the negro
10 leave the place at once.
The negro saw johnson about this
time and started to run, and johnson
shot him in the back.
The negro fell and johnson shot
him again in the stomach.
Mr Stevenson says that on learn.
ing of the trouble he had discharged
the negro, who claimed he was only
running to get out of the rain.
1t appears that johnson did not
request assistance Of his neighbors.
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The Editors ReVerie.

The editor sat in his office whence
all but him had fled, and he wished
that every last dead beat was in his
grave-stone, dead. His mind then
wandered far away to the time when
he should die, and his royal editor
jal soul 60 scootlng TO the sky; when
he'd roam the fields of paradise and
sail DER Jasper seas and all things
glorious would combine his every
sense to please. He thought how
then he'd look across the great gulf
dark and drear, that'll yawn be.
tween his happy soul and those who
swindle here, and when for water
they would call, and in agony they'd
csper, he'd shout to them: "Jus'
quench your thirst with the due
that's on your paper"-Ex.
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Endorsed in Lee County.

Mr.. Phil. H. Stoll, son of the
late Presiding Elder of the Meth
odist Conference, a graduate of
Wofford college and a prominent
young lawyer of Kingstree, is
out in a card announcing his can
didacy for Solicitor of the Third
circuit.
Mr. Stoll was principal of the
Bishopville graded school several
years ago, consequently is no
stranger to Bishopville and while
here made many warm friends.
His career as an educator was
very successful, but his chosen
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-07-09

1t is time to drop the "take-the
children. .to-see-the-animals" on CIR
GUS day joke when the children get
80 big you have to dig up the
price of adult tickets.
Just about the time a man begins
to think he is "it" somebody comes
along and slips an "n" in front of it
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-07-09

Title, Mortgage, Bill of Sale,
Lien on Crop, and Lien and Bill of
Sale combined blanks for sale at
this Office. 213tf