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ADJOINING cor.
$500. .222 I'd NV. ABR. l5b
$500. 1S0S y II av.1ir. 81
SIPS. .425 18th NV
S125. .......I15I .. I2r
1925. 1928 oath NV. l2r. 3b
Nl2.JO 1898 ISthnw.14r
$40. .......l7a2 Q. I2r
800. 1874 Wyoming.
500. 2o1s O NV. ,2r
SIS. 1870 2lst NV. 1Or. 2b
SIS. 1872 r I nv. l2r
xS3. 43.'732 10th nw.l1.b
$l5..1307 Clifton. 15r. 2b
81. ..l3l2 Q NV. l2r. b
S7s. 1910 nth NV. Tor. 50
S15. .le1S n NV. l2r, p
10 PIGS Fla av.12r. sta
$50. .2O4 F NV. Dir
sos. 1914 18TH nw.llr.b
S6a. .3C33 18th. I1r, 2b
500. 1852 s NV. 10r
geo. 1880 Col I'd. Ilr. b
e6o. 1443 r NV. I2r. Oh. ST a
SEQ. M 1lth nv. h
500. ..l529 I NV. llr. b.
$50. 100 I'd NV. 16r. Oh
SEQ. .2J12 Ont I'd. Tor. Oh
SEQ. .2514 Ont d.IOr 2b
Eah.. ..1h2s Corc'n. i2r. ID
e56. .1739 Corcoran. Tor. b
fsH. 1911 3lst NV. i2r, b
81. 1917 Fl NV. Tor. n
go. 316 23d nw,1lr. Oh
500 300 NJ NV. 1Or. b
$50. 50. 2o36 q nw.lOr. 2b
$50. 1901 18th NV. Tor
so0......1242 Col I'd. 11r
80. 925 r ! nv NV. Tor. b
$50. .2520 18th NV. I0r. o
$50. 1922 18Th NV. Tor. b
go. ..1l05 o NV. 1ir. b
$50. 1920 18th NV Tor. b
$50. ....I516 s NV. i2r
$50. ..ls6s v NV. Tor, b
$50. .170e 18th NV. Ion. b
$50. .2020 r NV. Tor. b
$50. 1909 Path NV. Tor %
$50. 1924 Odd nw.12r.2 b
$50. .1716 18th NV. Tor
$50. 1864 Newton. lOr. Oh
s45.50.27O2 18th NV. Tor. b
$41. 80. 1905 o NV. 10r.b
$3.50. 1871 Riggs. Tor. h
S4s. 20. l12S Corcoran. 1Or
445.M. 1888 18th NV. ar. h
A5. 20. 242a 18th nw. lob
SO. 80. 1902 18th NV.
10r. b
s45. 1881 Pa av. Tor
k5. .937 y NV. Or
S45. .17GO T NV. Tor. b
Sia. .1417 O. 11r
So. ..l125 Riggs. Tor, h
S43.......4lS 2d. Tor. h
$3.50. ..2S17 18th. Or. b
$40. 10. 1922 18th NV
$40. 500 NJ nv. Or
S40.75. 15l3 8 NV. l0r.b
s4O-5O.Il6 10Th nw.lOr.h
$40. 30. 1928 Irving. Tor. h
$40 80. 1850 Ore av.1Or.b
$40. 80. l0OOPark I'd. iOr.b
$40. Forest Glen
$40. .l18 c sc. Sr. b,
$40. lis Sd ne. 1ir. 81
$40. 1900 Sth. Sr. b
$40. 1920 9Th NV, Or. b
s3s. 30. .l112 Corcoran. 1Or
SIS. 10..1S27 Ore av.1Or. h
$27. so. 937 Westminster |
s31. 80. ...193S LIST. Or. b !
s37. 20. 800 I'd NV. l2r
$3.50. 400 Sd NV. Tor
$3.50. .1407 Chaplin. Or. h |
e35. 50. 1919 Cor'u. Tor. b |
s35. 20. 1879 s NV. 7r.bl
s35. 0.I145 22d NV. OF. b
s35.50.2sll 18th nw.7r.b
s35. so. 1918 N nw.9r.b
Ell. 30. 1880 Oregon Az
$?i. so. . 1887 r NV. Or. b
e:35. so. 1907 Riggs. Or. b
s25. 20. 1903 18th NV. 7r.b
S3o. 50.1JO4 18th nw.9r. b
$500. % l. NV, Sr
$50. 900 Sheridan, Sr. b
$3.50. 1897 22d nw.9r.b
S32. %. ...416 4th ne. Or
s32. 90. lao Seaton. Sr
S32. 30. 40 Fla av nw.7.b
t32. so. .224 @ nv. Or. b
BE. 80. lbs Seaton. Sr.b
$50. so. sos NJ NV. Or. b
$50. 80. 1851 9th NV. Or
S32. so. l457 Monroe ,6r. b
$50. so. Dos f NV. Tor
$50. 80. 1916 18th NV. Hr
See our list OF apartl
to Let.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NIGHT SCHOOL, ONE MONTH FREE. IN
CONDlTlONAAY. at DRAuGHoNs PRAc
TIcAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Academy q
Music building. cor. 9th and d SITS. NV. Brine
this notice. oslS-o
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SeaboardAirLi line Railway

TICKET OFFICE. 1921 PENNA. AVE.
N0TICE.-Followng schedule not guaranteed.
sos A.M.-DAILY-Florida Fast Mail. Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers TO Savannah and
Jacksonville. Through sleeper Washington to
Hamlet and Hamlet TO Atlanta. Dining cars.
7:35 r. NJ DAILY-Year Round Limited. Coaches
and Pullman to Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa.
Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis. Dining cars.
r. Fl. STASSET.I, District Passenger Agent
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LITHIA WATERS.

CI OVFRDAI.E IITHIA WATER DOES CURE
rheumatism quickly. Get q pamphlet Of cures
people ron know. and test the water free. yl3
d NV: phone Main $40 oc2 S0t-<
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oCBtu, N, "a.
FL FINISHED
The I.aclctle,
1923 VI. ave. NV.
Or. n. K. by month. 1j0
Ry year. 1925 per mo
1903 10Th NV. 8 mos. 100
= months. 90
Year. $40 per month
oc10-2t.then pO.tf
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HOTEL APARTMENTS.

EVERETT HOTEL. II ST. NEAR 18TH N
residence section. near cars. shops and White
House: TO room suites: private baths: phone
in every room; weekly or monthly rates; best
value. DEL 2-onti
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1882 18th st. NV. II rooms and hath $40 81
II i ST. ne. rooms and bath tapt}.... I6 so
COIIORED TENANTS.
212 T st. NV. 8 rooms and bath .$35 90
1106 23d st. NV. rooms and hath 800. Is. 10
nc6-tf WEAVER BROS 1116 + ST NV
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UST. 60s 18th ST. NV.
n:ID 7. Or. b. $3.50
ii7 | NV. Or. b. .37.:O
1919 Corcoran.s r. b. a., m
1926 o NV. Or. b. ~. o.
2so6 \. 11r. 2b. =. 81. 5n
472 o. 1lr. h. 30. so
2SO5 Q NV, Sr. h. %. %
$40 s Cap. 7r. b. $3.50
251 14th Sc. Or. h.2O.So
l133 Marion me- .Sr.16.:l0
!m5 9TH nv. 5r. b. ..15.5O
3+7 y sw. 5r. b. 1850
NENTS.
1874 Rosedale. 4r. b a. 90
800 X nv. Or. b. 13.OO
2620 X NV, Ar. ". 10. 90
BUSINESS PROPERTY
425 18th. store. 80. 90
STABLES.
Il oo12 II NV stls2O. 90
X 1924 y Y av. q 90
Rear 1919 18th. 100
OFFICE ROOMS.
COS 18th. 2r.$S and $40
oc3-Sa III. th.;f
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FARMS.

FOR SALE
OPPORTUNITY FOR SrORTSMEN
PATTXENT RIVER.
BEAUTIFUL. TRACT OF 500 ACRES.
GOOD DUCKING.
Clubhouse. artesian we'll. barns. etc. Farm
very productive, earning good income the
investment ". II. WALKER.
18th at NV
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FOR RENT-BY r. U. HOLTZMAN. REAI, E0
tate and Insurance Broker 1928 r. Y ave
~ 7th sw.6 .sto. 80 90 1880 Oregon .1Or 10 50
1909 Path. 1Or.. $50 so 1927 Mo ave, 12r. 40 on
sO7 l.. 1Or 80. 50 IA 9th NV. Sr.. as so
400 18TH Tor. $3.50 1443 W. 7r...... 80 90
1882 Park st. Or. AS. 90 1451 W. 7r... 30 20
Royal. 18th Gil 1920 9th NV. 6r.. 81 20
rard. Or 49, 90 400 Fla nv NV. II. p 20
lao Q. ST.. 1896 2Os r. Or. % 20
1S45 X NV, Tor. so 1854 Sc, IT,. Is 90
OFFICES
Busch building, 81 rooms per annun . 81 2 900
9Th and II n.w.............,.$ $40 90 to sos 90
1926 n. Y. ave, Sd floor. ............ 500 90
STORES
18th aud r.. $6S. 0O 18th and r NV
1927 18th .to: eel g. oi ~ $3.50 to 20. %
R'r part 43 NV 80. 90 1919 X q. 90
oc13 th.satf
For RENr.BY L: Mills; COS 9Th NV.
72l 9Th NV. sto sta So 90 Fit Stevens 6r. I3 %
IL, LII 9Th nw.sr.b; $50 1913 c ct. 1000
oc11-tf
FOR RENT-9a4 X ST NV: $50 PER Mo-;
possession given Oct Is. Key at 1911 l. NV.
oc1I.3t
FOR RENT-2s15 NV: ROOMS, BATH
reception hall. pantry. cellar. furnace: long
yard: near cars: good condition: $3.50. g.
W. WEBER. 1888 F. basement oc1O-tf
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FOR tENT-BY II. l.. n
Dist 4 o, Tor. h. 500. 90
1877 2lst. Tor. 2b. 100 on
1927 X ! av. Or. bis. 90
100 10th. 12r. b. rs 90
174s s. Tor. b. :. 80. 90
1916 Kenyon. Tor, 2b5o. 90
1898 18th nv. Toe. ALSO
l74s Ore av. Tor. h. *. 20
1912 9th NV. Or. b.42.60
1912 II NV. l1r. h. 1850
1917 18th. Or. b. 1000
1910 K. Or. b. $3.50
APART
Wngar. Or. h. :. $500
1879 18th NV, b. $500
Juniata. Or. b. 1910
Darlington, 5r. h.. ~ 30
Nantucket. 5r. h. 30. 80
1872 Willard. 6r. u. .2I.bO
l5&S y J nv NV. 6rh2o 80
11IG Willard. 5r. 25.30
l32 L nv. IT. h. 10 20
2M7 nth. Or. b. .2l.50
10 G ne. 5r. b.. 30 90
161 Girard. Or. h. 1s. 80
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Cor. 18th and SITS.
apartment. $40.
] apartment. $42.5 80.
I apartment, $500.
All modern improvements. with outside ex-
posture. Apply SAMUEL TALBERT, Manager.
Jenfer building, 9TH and ID SITS. NV.
oc1O-tf
FIVE ELEGANT LARGE ROOMS AND TILED
bath apartments. all outside rooms: 18th and
East Capitol sts: ST.. 30; eth and II SITS. s.w..
&15.25 to $1I.I5. PHILLIPS CO.. $50 John
Marshall place. ocStf
SPECIAL BARGAIN-ATTRACT SUNNY
fiat: Sr.. I'd d.; front and rear yards excellent
furnace; rent reduced TO &27.50 without heat
|. $3.50 with heat. 1929 18th 1t. NV: open.
ors-st"
ONE MONTH FREE. ATTRACTIVE 5-ROOM
flats: Just vacated: list floor. 329 18th st. ne
list and I'd floors 1103 d st. ne. Rent Just re-
duced to $1,000. Open. oc9-7t'
WE HAVE SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE
rooms: rent from SOS so to SAT 10
FFFINCHAM.
rooms and hath. $3.50: 5r. and b.. $21 so.
CHEETENHAM.
rooms and bath $32. so.
ON CAPITOL. HILL.
rooms and hath. $3.50. $50. S3s.
Call at Office phone for full particulars.
SHANNON e. LTCHS.
VI 234a. 104 18th r.w. NJ 2346.
ocSth. "a tu-6t
THE VIRGINIA. 2l2O ST. N.w-APART-
ments of four rooms and bath: newly papered
and painted: rooms good size. light and airy;
$50. 1872 80 and SIS: janitor for inspection
Apply to GEO. J. YESTERDAY. Anes bldg.
1910 G st. NV. oc4-tf
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IAUL CO.. 1TH 4 L NV.
I'M 4th NV, 5r. b.21.50
1400 N Cap. 4r.3d. .20. 90
?07 II NV. 3r. b---.1l.50
1870 It'll nv, 3r. I'd. HOO
1928 Fl ne, 4r. b. &c. Ii. SO
GIG la av NV, 4r.w..
| I'd floor. 20
1904 Ga av nw.H. 800
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A Childs Dictionary.

The late Frederic R .onaert,
the noted Lawyer and Wit, had a
great fondness for children. He
collected indefatigably the quaint
sayings of children, and one Of the
treasures of his library was small
manuscript yolume called "A Child's
Dictionary" and these are some of
the definitions that Mr.. Cendert
would read from it:
Dust-MudvIth the juice squeezed
out of it.
snoring-Leting off sleep.
Apples-The bubbles that apple
trees blow.
Baekbiter-A mosquito.
Ean-A thing to brush the warn
off with.
Ice-Water that went to sleep In
the oold.-Boston Herald.
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Notice to Teachers.

The Reading Circle Course for the
present year consists Of the following
books:
Kern's AIMING Country Schools 8 81
Thorndikes Principles of teachiug .85
Moran's English Government LILO
They may be had of the Educational
Publishing Co. Atlanta, Georgia.
Teachers taking the cousse will be
examined thereon at their homes some
time during the summer and may have
their certificates renewed as usual.
j. 6. Mccullough,
l-e3-3t co. Supt, Ed.
January q, iSOS.
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When the ,r"maot:, heart, oE kid
uey nerves .ef weak, ;hen these or
gans always fa,j. Hon't drag the
stomach, nor stimulate the heart or
kidneys. That is simply a make
shift. Get Il prescription known to
druggists everywhere as DR. Shoop 5
Restorative. The Restorative ey-
pre<slv for these weak inside nerves.
Strengthen these nerves. build them
up with DR. Shops Restorative
tablets or liquld--md STE how
quickly help will come. Free SAM
pie test sent on request by DR. Shoop
Racine, Wis. Your health Is surely
worth this sample test. ID { Scott.
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Notice..

I have a few packages of i'm
proved Iwilt resistant cotton
seed containing one.half bushel
each, a package of which will
be sent to those making request
for them and indicating that
they have "WiIt" on their farms.
In replying mention seeing
notice in The COUNTY RECORD.
j E ELLERBE,
House of Representatives,
Washington, D. C..
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Notice,

Notice is hereby given that the un-
darsigned corporators, under and by
virtue of commission to them direct
ed by Hon. r. M. McCown, secretar y
of Statr, dated January 18th, 1908. will
on January 81, 1908 at y m. at the #
flee of A. {. Kinds, in Kingstree, =. {.
open books of subscription to the l api-
I'll stocs of the Blakeley-McC I.ough
c,-,ku.atH n.
-he capital stock is lobe 1l5, GO" art,
the .,;.r value eacn sLar orc i--..
dre,. .Illals. \. H.nGs.
i. = McC Vi ouet.
l-2v--s Ee.ie e.. Dia ei...
Iol ,atioon.
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PERSPIRATl0N.
The Important Functions Of This Wa
terry Secretion.

Tho nersnir,f;on i . watcrv So
orot;or ~ corta;r cnr;onsIv coiIed
e,,ands IN tbo sL;n II uscd 70 be
77Ilt 49, :. .on,.o1 = u.nfrI rrr
,,s,.;. ,..n n,t+ors
Po f ,no - s,."tor, ,nI tLoro i no
tt',,' I,r. ,'te ,I. !, ~ Jaa' w :, mo,srro
y ."'' :: '''"s s. ' 'o,,,,,,,.a - ~ t1is ro'
o"' i '""''"' '0''''''V =, ''''' ~
l''' "i''I 'Ae +','e'''i VI -, NV
neE>' inGec' II = ni"''. -''5"' ana "a
e'tl'-'cH,A> parts "a,cF' ana 'I''
so.I paIt Is chiefly chloride 9. So
diUm, whica &ivcs II The wei hno"n
,,lty t9.,c IL tYg.,;o? iS To m9i.,-
fen The >rpar.;,:aI lavcr Of cells il
i, -, .rl 50 facilitate tnci~ r..
,,l..L r,, =. .L;.r :. :. lnl;cy
~ ,"'' '.' ts...,i. -. | No. .,,,,.,.,
ca 10 "e 10 te2 '''"'' '''' 'v'"L''L'
t&re 'i 'h" O"dY ana pFG'G'''' .!
evaporation, excessive ana danger
Gus heat.
The quantity secrcted depend
much upon the temperature Of the
air, exercise and tie amount Of fluid
drunk But it averages between
thirty and forty o9nces a dav
u v.r:,s IN ;nvcrsc nronortion to
,no sc~, -, Of the Kidneys The
saSrctior m constant summer and
w;nter I,v and n;ght but ord,pari-
" aranorat;on kccns 20 with il.
nd :. Joos NOT ,,pear &C moisture
" -" ,,,o sI;n r.: :, c,lI,; tbe in
on oa,.;iIo Nv; nnrs,:~.t;o, wb;le that
r;sihIe ,s water is called the sensi-
hIa % norsn;r"'son ~
~ II ;s docreasod IN amount in Ger
t.;n discusses sucb ss diabetes. in
wh;ob fbe k;1ney secretion is rnor-
n,omslr ;noreossj and in ;cbthvosi,
. J.r sn.lv J;sooso ~ tho slin
Invn,osscd nersn;ra+;on nav be
,,,n,r narvors in nr;g;n &c soon in
a. th i.aIa nua' Wv +ha -. fosahasd of ono
sLe I ooaos :; W. te.aJ .ne a ~ tho oold
VIII se io'tiassvu tao son,, otbor ~ ~ nower.
s', s".a. ot;o y, .s"' u u so sO,.o oases tbo in
tui ent'''on. - -n 800 :. Iooo,;no1 ~
tleasoa Peispi,ae.oi sao. % re- to th;a ~ an
~ tac .'aiius az anu e.sl aes ,noo,'nass - sS ton.
eApsSS'o,t ;as mS aaod oi to.S mav oorrsc, tha
ies Si.u soJu l'Du m. nrI ,a.aI L t,oat
co'Mi'ion' Nv, ou' US us0y iy,n,"re;,~ ,v.a; % +ho
llKllt is ea,'eu aoii al m .ha aafo, '. ~
palms OF TIC .'alius OF tlte so.cs VI y.
the lcet IN water as not as IL can oe
eorne Tor ahout hve minutes ana
ihen' alter dfI!ns' uuStlhg the!i
WITH ScTE IllclN pUNGCIeu DOI IL
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IRe first big lot of cotton
was so d here Tuesday since the
recent advance in price. Five
hundred bales we're sold at auc-
ton, 2l5 bales at IL cen and
2I5 bales at li.S7 cents. 1t was
bonght by the. representative of
Inman & CO it is thought, for
some mill.
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the
County Board OF commissioners will
receive bids at their office in Kingstree
). c. on Friday, at IL o'clock, Febru-
ary 81, 1908, for the erection ofan iron
fence around the court house. Con-
tract will be let to the lowest response
able bidder. commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
;. j. Singletary,
Jan q, 1903. County Supervisor.
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WOREOFi THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
VERY LITTLE DONE SO FIR LIEN LAW
and LABOR QUESTION CT PAR
AMOUNT INTEREST.
COLUNti,, % muarf

COLUNrlt, nuari
letter of The RECORDS ,y'rrs-
kondentdealingSj tht frs. Week :
kork of the general assembly wa<
burned to the writer for the SIN
e reason that it was addressed 10
Eolumbia iastead Of KingStr"e,
Ehich, according to postal officials,
gas good and sufficient reason,
However the error really amoa";s I"
but little rs the working of the as
kembly for that period, in itself Is
4worth but little. For that matter
the results of its six wSks' eff rtS
will likely he of such character as
to have but little effect upon the
State one way or the other.
The elections Were held last week
and there is nothing now in the way
of work-except the diSinclination
to 60 home before the forty days
pay be drawn. All the necessary
measures conld be disposed of in
three weeks, oil told, but twice that
length of time will be consumed.
BY the time adjournment is reached
this Assembly will have considered
more than a thousand bills. The
calandars of both houses are filled
with hundreds of bills, mostly use
less, some positively bad and q few
of real merit. A great many meas
| pres bob up year after year with a
persistence that Is resHsa ksble.
This surplus product censes from
new members largely. These think
they must he heard of at home, and
it takes from two to four years for
most of them to learn that, as rule,
one can best serve his constituents
BY killing bills instead of lncreas-
ing their number.
Justice E B Gary was reelected
without oppositioa to the Supreme
bench. Hon. Robert Aldnch de,
feated Capt } E SAWYER for judge
of the 2nd circHtt. Should Judge
Aldrich live to serve two wears, the
Aldrich family, father, son and
: nephew, will hass rounded out Just
fifty rs-upon the bench OF the
.State-quite VI record.
nslwo most gcnerally talked of
subjects sefure en.he Assembly are
the lien law and labor contracts.
A bill to repeal! the lien Law passed
the house Friday by majority of
nearly three toone. 1t is not known
how the senate stands on that ma =
ter as it has not yet been consider
ed at all by that body. The prob
abilities are that the final aetian,, SO
far as this assembly is concerned,
will be the passage of Senator La
ney's resolution submitting this
matter to the Eoters in the next
State primary, thus making the so-
tess of the State decide for them.
selves whether this law shall reasain
on our statute books or not.
Labor contracts is the subject of
q score or more Gt bills, dealing
with that matter in various ways ae-
cording to the faneies of the ffan.
ers. Since our State Supreme court
has taken the same view of the old
law rs Judge Brswley took last
spring. it Is recognized on all sides
that some remedy for the state ia
which We find ourselves is needed
and badly needed, too. The prob
lem is to arrive at law that will
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hp effective and a, the same time one

t''a' VIII ''''"" WV =,
courts IL Is d i'oo'e''i V, 30. O ,
'i"2 '''''"' 'N =,
"e prov ''''.' "a WI r,I
(, "s"','S i"i't'S''''''e,'' ~. I'T, ',; ",','
~ ;,,l ,.o ,ha
~ .:.n yh ,,is,
.''''' ~. ,r,riJ
-, :,
. n, ...,.
l ~, arm.
va.,.n..ss her. is the 4.fIi:alrv If
nroying ;1., such intent existed.
+, so,,c ,ta.r mr,surr: ,h. idea !,
r.,.,;ro ,)I l,n,r c,rtr,.t, :, b..
:, r.r,.;..,,.,o.I ,.,;..vaI in,hn clerk ,.
,.,i,n a,3 thea make cuticinr OF
,,,nl,y;uo., l.h,,.r nplrr surh =
contract liable to severe punishment.
In the se,,a,c the Judiciary com,
mitree has been requested to prepare
the best possible blll and present it..
This bill l} awaited with interest.
Representative Woods bill to reg
rl,te the hunti,y of possums ccons
etc, has been no in the House and
50 warm and interesting was tn e
discussion that ,lebate was adjourn.
ed to later day.
Tho Ms, nrob;h: rim hill which
= . drastic us.surA n.ssed tbe see
o,d rs.d;ra :, tho uouse This
.,o..or has 40, h,sn ,,ort;o,ea in
the senate aud one hears but little
said of this subject outside the Cap.
itol. Th- indications are that the
corsr r,,br,n ,.w will he amended
:, .,,,, .,s,.,.. .ra tbat nrob;b;.
rio, vii, H.. an. ,f tn. issnes in the
COMING ,,m,,aion r., be settled by
the v,,ers IN The primary.
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a:,.,, x ona w;u ,;L.,,
- 49,, r, ,,.,,rs ,,,, =, 9,
that r,,~. i.i.r N,;mber companies that
own 6, n.a,,, 'hundrels aud thoas.
ands vi dnQmrs worth of timbel;,
shos.A assist in supporting the gov.
sro,,..,
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-16
BOY HIT BY AUTO.
Albert Stehn Knocked Down an
Dragged by Doctors Car.


Dragged by Doctors Car.
Albert Stein. aged i6. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Stein, 107 North Tenth
street. was struck. knocked down and
dragged under the car driven by DIR.
b. NJ. Rowland, of Melbourne as he
was crossing First street at the inter
section of Main street at about noon
today. Stein was cut and bruised, but
his injuries are not thought to be ser
ious. The left side OF the boys face,
head and body was cut and bruised
and in places the skin had been scrapcd
oft. One tooth was broken and his HIP
was cut. and the left leg was bruised
above the knee.
1T is said by those who witnessed the
accident that DR. Howland's car was
moving slowly. as 1t rounded the cor
ner from the west on Main street and
started north of First. Stein was look
ing north and away from the ear when
he was struck by one of the rear
wheels, which knocked him down and
dragged him short distance. The boy
was taken to a nearby office. where
physicians attended him. To one of
them he said he did not blame DR..
Rowland, who later took him to his
home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-16
A. P. LOWERY DEAD
Former WeII-known Resident Of This
City and Postmaster of State Center,
Passes Away at oklahoma City.

A telegram received in this city. Sun
day night by Mrs. E. L. Gilmore and
Miss Ella Gilmore, announces, the
death at Oklahoma City, Okla, Sun
law of Mrs. Gilmore. and a former
we'll known resident of this city. Mr..
Lowery's death was due to an old
army wound, which he received at the
battle Of Black River, Miss, over forty
years ago.
Mr.. Lowery lived in this city many
years. having married Cora Gilmore, a
daughter Of Mrs. e. l.. Gilmore. He
served as justice of the peace of this
township for several years. and later
Went to State Center. During the adj
ministration of President Arthur Mr..
Lowery was made postmaster of State
Center, and served from 1881 for about
four years. He went from State Cen
ter to Des Moines in 1889, and practiced
law there until about four years ago.
when he went to Oklahoma City. Mr..
Lowery spent most of the summer in
this city at the Gilmore home.
Austin Perry Lowery was a native
of Iowa, having been born siXty-six
years ago in Lee county. He was prom
inently identified with the G. A. r. in
Des Moines and Oklahoma City. and
for several years served as sergeant
alarms of the legislature He served
three years in the Sixth Iowa infantry.
He is survived by his wife and two
sons, Charles G.. Lowery, of Oklahoma
City, and Roscoe J. Lowery, of Des
Moines.
The body, accompanied by the widow
and sons, is expected to reach this city
Tuesday night at 1885. The funeral
will probably be held at $3.50 Wednes-
day afternoon from the Gilmore home,
2O6 South Third avenue, conducted by
Rev. C. III. Morris. Interment will be in
Riverside.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-16
VETERAN DIES SUDDENLY.
John 3. Oren Stops to Turn Back Bed
Clothes and Drops Dead.

While he was In the act of turning
back the bed covers, preparatory to
going to bed Saturday night at 9
o'clock, John b. Oren. a Page county
member of the soldiers home. was
stricken and fell upon the bed, dying
ten minutes later Death was pro-
nounced to be due to cerebro embolism.
During the day Mr.. Oren had been
apparently in his usual health.
Mr.. Oren was admitted to the home
Jan. IS. 1907 from College Springs,
Page county. He was born at Stony
Creek Pa. March IS, 1887. He was a
member of Company I, Ninth Iowa in
fantry. in which he enlisted Aug. II,
1861, at New Arlington. He was dis
charged July IS, 1865, ait Louisville,
Ky.
Mr.. Oren was never married. He is
survived by a sister Mrs. Catherine