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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27
Beware of Frequent Colds.

A succession Of colds or a pro,
tracted cold is almost certain to end
in chronic catarrh, from which few
persons ever wholly recover. Give
every cold the attention il deserves
and you may avoid this disagreeable
disease. How can you cure a cold7
Why not try Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy? 1t is highly recommend
ed Mrs. NJ. White, Of Butler, Tenn,
says: Several years ago l was
bothered with my throat and lungs.
Someone told me Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. / began using II
and it relieved me at once. Now my
throat and lungs are sound and
we'll" For sale by Frank Hart and
leading druggists.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27
UNISON.

Nothing great Is ever achieved by
q people save by strong unity Of un-
derstanding and commonness Of pur-
pose and this applies to the masses Of
2 nation as well as to the smaller com
munal groups Of the county and city.
i they have not the spirit Of unity,
then it must be cultivated.
There are always propositions that
are primarily popular, and upon
which the public mind centers instant
Y and tenaciously; they invariabl,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27

Germany reports the discovery Of
diamonds in its territory in South
west Africa. Talk OF diamond dig
gings in Arkansas continues. Uncle
Sans domain is too big to be entirely
lacking in any Of the precious stones.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27

A spanking breeze has been stirred
up in Washington, but March 4 is to
near that the time may expire with
out getting a definite count of spank
ers and spankees.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27

Why do boys leave the farm? II
must be because they are too timid
to tackle the S7,778,oOO,OOO for this
years crops referred to by Secretary
Wilson.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27

The future historian should De
careful in handling the public docu-
ments Of the year 1908. He might
imagine things Of this period worse
than they are.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27
NOW AND FOREVER
RID YOURSELF OF AWFUL
MISERY OF STOMACH
TROUBLE
ALL DYSPEPSIA WILL VANISH

What is the Need Of Continuing to
Feel Miserable Day in and Day Out
! When You Can be Free Forever
Merely Matter Of Taking a Little
Diapepsin.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27

Some Of the Cuban papers are Of
Tended by the remarks in the message
on the necessity Of good government
in the island after the American
troops are withdrawn. The Cubans
may rest assured that conditions OF
civil war or anarchy viii not be toll
Grated by this country II is well to
remember that the Plat amendment
is part Of Cuba's constitution, and
means just what ii says.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27

Mr.. Taft's next trip to Panama will
be the fifth. There is no end OF
busy campaign Of some kind for this
untiring servant of the people.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27

Colonel Bryan viii entertain and
advise with the members Of the Ne
braska Legislature this winter. His
home at Fairview will be utilized as
the best available substitute for the
White House.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27
THE WEATHER

Oregon and Washington Rain in
west portion; rain or snow in east
portion.
Idaho-Rsin or snow
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27

Two South American cities, Buenos
Ayres and Rio Janeiro, have a popu-
Iation respectively of 100000 and
10000, but they are far more init
mate with Europe than with this eoun-
try. Their passenger traffic with Eu.
rope is 50 times as large as with the
United States. The international
Bureau Of American Republics has a
large field for improvement
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27

Admiral Evans says "our latest
ships are vastly superior to the
Dreadnought." The testimony Of one
expert like this is worth more than
all the naval gossip that drifts about.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27

Another Republican promise kept
The general revival Of business is all
that was expected by the optimistic.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27

The swarm Of yellow slanderers has
given no proof whatever that their
yarns about the Panama canal sale
were anything more than a malignant
attempt to make suspicion, or the
shadow Of it, pass for the truth.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27

There are three Auaniases in the
New Testament, but only one is
known to the world This fact does
not warrant the statement: Be truth
ful, and you will never be celebrity.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27

A bushel Of corn brings three times
as much cash as in 1896 and there is
nothing shaky about the value of the
dollars. Naturally the country CON
tinues to give vote Of confidence to
the Republican party.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27

Amy man who is a bear on the
future Of this country" says Pierpont
Morgan, will go broke" But if in
the course Of financial events Mr..
Morgan considers it desirable to
change to the bear he is qualified to
spar for second wind long time.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-12-27

The border states, Missouri. Ken.
tucky West Virginia, Maryland and
Delaware gave Taft S62,26S, Bryan
S4O,033 There is a Republican party
south Of the old dividing line and it
is growing vigorously.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25
Ml,l[nliema re to Ocal[lf,o mn ~
zycie.a

Laster NJ. Nelson, Z Naples,
Maine, m6wn niedawno " llscie;
,Uzywaiem ORA Kjjnggsa New Dis.
covery przez wiele lat ma kaszel !,
,zs%asz,iieebiienniie, j ida mi sic IL to, 8
Gallo mi zycie. Z~nalasiem 90 jake
prawdziwe lekarstwo ma choroby
gard{a j pfuc, ME chce wiecej
bye bez posiadania outelkl, tax,
jakbym ME chciaf bye bez .pokalrr-
mn. K. sPrzez blisko cztefdziesci lat
New. Discovery talsna ezele le-
karstw ma choroby gard}a j pfuc
zapobiega zapalenla pfuue " l :
czeniu slabych pluc niema sobie
r6wnego. Sprzedawane pod ggwa-
rlaalnrlcya v apiece N. j. Kowalew
skiego, 5Gci $l.O0.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25
Ma sprze,d.;a,lkl,.

259 akrowa farma, bliisE IlIe,
200 ARROW r6Wnego, l6'o
lalkr XXI 8 pod plugiem, oggrrodzoD:.
ma dobrym p1otem; ezabud'o1.--
wanna kosztuja do tysiecey
dol Sta MIA Gala cymento1wa'a
IA. ompa obok ddomu !. ]
5druga . Wiatrak iem PREY
chlewie. DRiv mil I'D mia.
Isla Cd ko6ciollasri zgiosit Die
iustnie Tub pizmniennnie pod o.olt1
adlre,ss,eml: y6zef FomIaszeWsslki
Independence, Vfis. azss 5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25
Nailepsze HTiaklli,e
sprZed alYanO.

PPoleozenius pre- lat ma
ai esttrra,wnokel sdlaanlllurspsrzesaSslh =,
IdiwglesoieSdoolar6w ,SniicHinitaks
5pomolgfos Dsra Kiinnlgg;zfaa
5SsNkEeyMlssll1ife Piiliss, Ma1amsSHjje,SSzaagslnlaalii.ts
IIePAazeaspiguitkliiss aklef. kkiieetdy lb1lylIhy.
.sssIporzzeesd1saWanaeesls piiszeBfs F.sAyysctulss,,
s : |, gllesidIe,Ss .s SiiLrzedawaaRe
ped apI,tdtessce n !
'KoW1aalewskiiego SssaS SssE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25
Potrzeha

go',spodynli,,kt 6raby 81 ! chcia-
Ia IazsaBja6 goospodarst wem ~ ~
falnilii skladajacei sic 4 xii
os6b---w Wiekszem mic
BliizsIz,ych iilnfo,lrlmllasacyi
5udzieli redakcyaaWiarusa /
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25

- ~. - |llI!!zI
III -; - II - 49, -. Tss
dzieli Zielo,nychIl Ss'Wgiatek "a
| |dsI,,Is IN W s " Ily5lE ,i1 'l1l ss'Rietsy Is =
'll'i,al',l n si IL tn ~ |. ~ iaea alpa'Ea
.pie1lglszyy lilIi8 - y ~ " NJ w. g,st;kkich
is ,,tl'el gdtlzlie aVnpiej i syn 'sa'
3slawal lP[ Rs y, u. = ie 4 |zi'l,E
borrow ,l1y6,, z' '''lll''l '|sl Pom rlo'rla1
z s.1ntrasjj llljlll.lie,i I y MAS mialIst No g;
|rawi S:azl'lliazka, nawet g6 81
Idalekitch Czech. Cate ggmIiinny.
zzia7wi,aja sic v procesyi, pre- Y
sWodniczy ia Pc q. Wieekklssiz'eejj
czesci sedziwy kap,l,a'nn. sZznrajj=
.duia wszedzie goScinne
.przyjecie r2za.dd[k E' sic zda
RIA, zeby " tenn u6wieconemn5
miescie komukolwiek odm6
wionlo przytulku, ma sam,LYm.
.wsstapie do ml'iaasta w ,'1'iittAslj.al
5:wg'ssizystlk'sii,chl se,rde !.zllli Ii kos 4 s
ci6I j klaszltolr,. sKtl,lagiz,d,ego, k;t e
Wstepuje do tej=siesd5,z,ilb1!y
..KlElr1a6jloowe'ji 'l nl'ii,eb,iios, o,'W ~,
jakiNy j taismnllii,es,zy, kto-
" 60 podnoels,ii. AZ % 4,d1uchu, u
MIN jeszcze ol'gEll'aaldlasl'lll k,o6ci6l
Z v MIN nlla..jdritol1,zl5iszy' nasz
klejnot. Czzuje BOWEN mad
SODA niewidzialna obecnost
tel pc Bogu Naj6Wietszej 4
iistot, Isl kt6ra SIG okazala
:godna, bye Matka Zbawicie.
la 5wiata. .zs
Pewnego pieknego d[nlia
sierpniowego W roku 1862
,zbliza} sic TAXI poch6d dro-
ga prowadzaca 2 starego mia
sta do stop 6wietego pag6r-
ka. Byli to rolnicy, kt6rym
.,o6ca w6r6d .ich n,ozolnei
u 4 !, III, ona,;,o Iii.
81 .,a1aa,;a zdro,1 80.
!, n;a,; !. soh;a suo;sL;a
80 !, j, !, J i.
..nao,,, !. !; j; =
nx,oh 49, nao,a oh,,da
,zt.n;nL; nostenou,li ohr.
,rotolo no1a;oon IL lana1a-
~ !, !, ~, ,.aa.o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25

S3s$tfs$SH SR&3s S5sHNs %sssf ME- II 8RlSE4fsSss
'e e b I'i|l9lligl m no 8 !: 4 q.
Boga niemgasz a, n,1iiiee,podo-
bre'go. P6jde : wami do Cze-
sto9c,lhowy police MI die.
Gle mole. WI.
Q mol aniotku zlo1tylI
zaWolala Jadwiga, calujac
Z uniesieniem delikatne, r6,-
zowe paluszki raczat malej.
Emmy rt 1nlly gdybySmy q i. mo not9
ely. dopom6dz!
Me my mloziemy iej
pom6dz, to moze uczynit je-
dynie sama Matka ukochana;
W niebie, rzekla Magdale:
n1ea, Wpatrzywszy sic oksi i
peinem g}ebokiej WARY "
obraz Niepokalanej.
A teraz, dobranoc, Mag
daleno! zako6czyla Jad,
wiga, sciskajac serdecznie'
swa ukochana siostre mlecz-
na. Me zapomniej ze W przy-
SHY wtorek wybierzemy sic.
" droge, je6li IA to zezwola
rodzice moi.
~ Ma mnie moze Panien-
ka liczy6. Pobiegne, by mel
mstce zwiastoWac te dobra
nowine, zawolala m}oda1
wiesniaczka.
Pc kilku minutach mix
.nela " cieniu drew tworza-
cych dluga aleje v ogrodzie.
ROZDZIAK III.
Pas graniczny miedzy Szlaz-
klein pruskim a MazoWszem
jest slabo zaludniony j licho
%uprawiony; widzisz ma kaz-
dym kroku roziegle grunta
piasczyste, W kt6rych tn i
owdzie ukazuje sic oku Glenn
ma sosna. Jedynie nadbrzeze
Warty rozjasnia Tw6j wzrok
.l 81 -. .E,@ .E0 go
Szeroka ia rzeka vile sic jak
wstega stalowa wsr6d zielo-
nych, urodzajnych lax j pol.
a zlote promienie slohca ka-
pia sic V niej; sliczny to q. vi
Zdaie 81 sic, 20 to ME
20 to pok}ad najdroz-
szych, r6anobarwny,c,dhh. T., k ks'
mieni, ze to perry ] dyaamlen-
80 tEhFr-E - EESs - - SLEEf LYE.EFE S5ts.L- i4sEfl l.
7przeblyskuja wtem miej-
Sou. Ma wzg6rzu, otoczonem
.e wszeeh stron lasem, wznos
sza sic wiie;zzee ! w,iiee,ziiyoczki, ! i
wierny syn Pofski;
skzoro ukasaza mu sic lax we
widniejace 2 oddali wa
y, robi znak klIlrr,z'.yza 6wie
lego odlm4avia zk /, tdlsi mod
live IA AZ ;;:rs'l4 SECS s,zlczeggiolln f'iej
Vol czci Ola tego mr,i1eejsca
s'Wp'iete,go, teggo t,ls all1l1 l2.1 niie i q
,e 'l,il''i' & gdsie II prze l ;
Kr6loWa, lP7to,llLss,lksii, M I q 3
q Czestochows5ka .PPielgrzy--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25

sse4...s.,.e.,
Gag daisy.
IS il ] sm,,oja przyja-.
ci6]ka M,agdalena, rzek s|''.
JadWiga 70 cichu przy wei
6c;u. PostanoWily6mny
z,robi6 ma1a wyc'ie 9e'k' !. 4
przychodzimy do Ciebie "a
pytac sic, czyby6 j II ME
p1zylaczy}a sic do niej?
Mloda matka pokreci}a
smutnie glowa.
A gdlyby tu chodziio .
dobro Twego dziecka? do
da1a pospiesznie Jadwiga.
Jak TO rozu1aiesz?
zapytala goraczkowo Anna.
- Posluchaj najdrozsza
Ammo, ale uprzedzam Gle, ze
ME chce zadrasna6 W najdro-
bniejszym szczeg6le uczue
Twych AMI zaczepiac Twej
1eligii ia chce Gle tylko
obia6nic, jak my tn w,na-
szym krajul +. Wierzymy;; j
teraz W wymoWnych slowach
W angielskiei movie zacze}a.
jej opowiada6 o %eudownym
obrazie Matki Bozkiej, kt6ra
cd wicklow zdzia}a1a niezli-
czone cuda i pred kt6rej O.
brazem W Czestochowie niez-
mierna liczba wiertnly1ch, kt6-.
zy zwracali sie@5do Niej:z
Gala ufno6cia,: doznawa1a
szczeg6lniejszych Task.
Czyz W obec togo przesta
niesz watpi6 W Jej potezna
pomoc: ME zwrocisz sic 2
ca}em zaufaniem do Mel, by
ia b}agac o u%zdrowienie Twej
Emmy? Wiele: tysiecy Twych,
wsp6}wierc6w pielgraymowa-
10 we 1zachsi utrapieniu do.
Mel; %powra q do .ojczyzny
dalekiej pelni radosci : ma
dzieja VI sercu, chwaiac ].
s}awiac Niepokalana Die
vice. 1 ia tam podazam, by
b}aga6 Ja Q sratunek ola te
go, ktt'6jcryy dawniej tak.mr ri byl
drogim i kt6ry / dotad.
drogim jest MENU sercu.
Magdalena cnce sODle uprO-
sic powr6t ewego OLGA; vice
ola eze2oby6 Ty ME g. mia ia.
Ia pomodlic sic Q przywr6-
Genie d,iecieciu twe5mui mo-
Wy issluchu? Gzuie, re toby
bya rzeczywisty cud, ale An
no, czy .mozesz powatpiewa6,
10 Chrystus, kt6ry tax umi
lowae swa Make, - ia zro
bill Kr6l]owa nie5los j posa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25

ET4FssHSNsh5sFEsEEfHA III 55EY8IHHE E8sSsN TT.s8sssF sas ssss HsNSSsss3Ha nm a8IRssHkk s1#ssA2a hi hHSSasmA..3 3
Es lia tll ~ t;s do5ggll (, saaIl,-|
| u u al wv Izs ,llsi I M * ON ~ "
..J JlaF'Ii izl 15(5}l bisdalni U Iq AZ,
pr'r,rzzsJybbyJEW''ssajla psWno6eiia n I
IEdaslll ,|kl W zta|,pl y tai ia .f Clos lt'lal
jje.an1,,alkl: I "a " !. u. :lss'1lle'i 4.
'BJyls j axis grob1''o''W'a'y glucb1y..
I TAX, ' zrrob l'ili1'1Fll pod
~, =7 % |':s1l']ls n: ,jL aalWilgg n
Is is; s. a. po ubira q zd tiEjiaE'
Bic .po|cl,lhllol,delzli6l !, gu1blet'T mi A ~
~guIsI,IttIof,Vssllkzieij llsesz i na pot d
j q okseollto, W7'aatrr:z'a,tlwt,yJ,:;.5
Gzyz przY takIich.7up q
Iachzniie 5u,lce,zu,1Waja znuzenia?
Gag daisy !nas,tapi
rgEE SI5 f4@FE-GGT sHIIg AT-s -ITIA,a sa T&%y:-Ft
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-04-16
TEXT OF TIL FISH Law.
The Close SeaSon-Fine for Violation
Divided with InfOrmer.

4 subscriber asks Us to pub.
lish the fish law as it applies to
Black river and other streams
in Williamsburg county. We
have looked up the statutes and
the latest legislation on the
subject, Act of 1902, is as fol-
lows:
Section 524, Code of Laws of
South Carolina 1902, says:
1T shall not be lawful for any
person in the counties OF Horny,
Marion, Darlington, Clarendon,
Chesterfield, Georgetown, Marl-
boro, Williamsburg, Florence
and Richland to fish with nets
or gigs, or set traps, or shoot
fish with any kind Of gun,in any
of the fresh waters, rivers, Greeks
lakes or other streams in said
counties between the first day
of May and the irst day of Sep
tember in any year hereafter.
And it shall not be lawful for
any person to fish with hook
and line or otherwise in the wa
tiers of Black river, in Williams
burg county, in this State, be.
tween the fifteenth day of June
and the fifteenth day of August
in any year hereafter.
One half all tines collected
for violation of this section
shall be paid to the informer by
the magistrate collecting the
same, and the other half shall
be paid into the county treasury.
Sec. 525. Any person violat'
ing the provisions OF the fore
going section shall be deemed
guilty of a nisdemeanor and up
onconvictiou thereof oy a court
of competent jurisdiction, shall
be fined in the sum of twenty
dollars, or imprisonment IN the
county jail fora period of thirty
days.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-04-16
HoWE'S GREAT LONDON SHOWS.
RoyalRoman HippOdrome Mammoth
Menaqerie and RuSeum-A Word
or Two About Elephants.

"Thcre is sometimes as strong an
attachment between the elephant
and his keeper as between husband
and wife, and shoull the keeper be
attacked by man Or beast, the elc-
phant will pull up MS stakes or
break his chain to come To the res
cue. 1t also often true that an
elephant will form such an attach
ment for another elephant that he
will brook no abuse Of his favorite.
"In nearly every instance where a
keeper has been killed by his elephant
the crime was preceded by some act
of cruelty or foolhardiness on the
part of the man himself.
"The elephants trunk is one of
the wonders of the world. Cuvicr,
the great French naturalist, estima.
ted that there are 10000 muscles in
this wonderful organ. One does
not wonder at this after seeing the
many wonderful movements of the
elephants trunk. He can, by
means of the little finger at its tip,
pick up very small objects, perhaps
not PIN ar needle. as has been
sometimes stated, but certainly Oh.
iects that are quite small. He can
alsc use it to lift very heavy
weight or strike a mighty blow. 1t
IL through the tt ink that the son.
crous and far-reaching noise known
as trumpeting is made
The largest and smallest elephants
in the world are included in the herd
carried by Howe's Great London
Shows, to exhibit at kingstret
! Tuesday, April p.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-04-16
In Bankruptcy.

In the district court Of the United
States. for the district of South caro-
lima, in bankruptcy. ,
In the matter OF A Cohen, bankrupt
TO the creditors of the above bank
rupt: Notice is hereby given that on
the llth day of April, A D, l9oe the
above named bankrupt was duly adj I'D
icated Bankrupt, and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held at
the office OF Flcken, Hughes & Flcken,
No II Broad street. Charleston. : e.,
Oh the % day of April, A d, 1905 at IL
O'Clock noon, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint trustee, examine the
Bankrupt and transact such other buSl..
ness as may properly rome before said
meeting. 1t is proposed to consider the
immediate sale of the bankrupt's prop
erty, or proposition for comp 'sitio1.
EDWARD w HUGHES,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
It April IL, 1908.
NoTE-- The proof of claim must be in
accordance with the form prescribed by
the supreme ~ourt of theUnited States.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-04-16

Bids will be received for case goods in
cluding rye, corn, malt, Scotch whiskey,
brandy, gin, rum, alcohol, wines and
beer All goods shall be furnished in
compliance with and subject to the
terms and condiction of the dispcnsary
Law Of 1907, and bidders must observe
the following rules:
/. Bids shall be sealed and there
shall be no sign or mark upon The en-
yelope indicating the name Of the bid
der.
2. All bids must be sent by express
or by registered mail to w Coax,
treasurer of Williamsburg county,
Kingstl,ee, : c. en or befeIe the 18th
day Of May, 1898
8. The contract will be awarded to
the lowest responsible bidder, the
board reserving the right to reject any
and ali bids, or parts of any bids. The
board reserves the light to increase or
decrease the above quantities at the
same prices as the bids submitted.
4. All bids to be delivered FO B
Kngstree, 5 C. to be paid for within
9adeys. and subject to regauge at our
warehouse. Bids will be opened in the
office Of the board at KingStree. S G.,
May II. 1908, at ~ e'clock nocn.
The successful bidders to give COM
petent bond, should the boird require
same.
Williams burg County DispensaryBoard.
DR. L BASS, chairman
w E SNowDEN. secretary
j VI PARKER.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-04-16
About Bugs and Insects.
Editor COUSTY RECORD:

Mr. James, in your last issne,
wishes 20 kneS how it is that the
"science' which was brought to
bear in previous article of mine
does not seem 10 conform with what
he claims as bis practical knowledge
in regard to the insect in the Kernels
of Indian ce-n.
The exp!anation is simply this:
There is only one insect commonly
occurring in this section WITCH
buries itself in the kernals OF corn,
and that is the small beetle, popu-
larly known as the corn weeyil, or
<lcaaus, and technically as *NlrGn"s
SuriaaneHst'. There may be one
Or twn other species nearly related
and of similar habits, bat in no case
do any of these accompany the grain
to the soil and there attacks the
growing plant. If, therefore, Mr.
James has in mind any of the wee
wills he is wrong: if too he refers to
the insect which plays great havoc
with the youag plants early in the
season, commonly known as the
bud worm, then his conclusions in
regard to the hot water aye also
wrong, since this insect spends its
winters in the larval grab stage. or
as pup&, in the soil, and begins
foraging when the warm weather
sets in and about the time the corn
crop is in its infancy. A little later
IN the season the same insect ap-
pears in the adult form and is then
generally Known as one of the dta-
brnticas, or cucumber beetles. The
most common species, and that re-
sponsible perhaps for nearly all in
jury to corn as a "bud worm'' is dia-
broticn longicarAis and sometimes d
duodecimprenct0to, the latter being
the common spotted cucumber
beetle.
Hot water, therefore, can have no
effect on such insect life.
Now, Mr. Editor, if the type
setter finds trouble with the techni-
cal terms herein l at least hope he
may be able to set up the common
vocabulary employed.
Very truly yours,
LAURENCE H MCCULLOUGH,
Rose Hill, March 10, 1908.
In getting in type the sesquipe-
dalian verba IN the foregoing article
both the conpositor and the proof
reader have depended largely on
guess work, as We happen not to have
latin lexicon handy, and in some
instances the copy was rather indis-
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tjnct. To insure it's being correctly
set up a foreign word or phrase
sho I'D be printed out letter for
letter in the copy submitted. Ed.
The COUNTY RECORD.
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Propose | Of Liquor Pur
chaSeS

KlNGSTREE, sc. April 13, 1905 Bids
are hereby requested from responsible
dealers in accordance with the terms Of
the law of the dispensary now in force
for the following kinds and quantities
OF liquors, beer and other articles here
enumer ated, to b. furn saed the
State of South Carolina for the use of
the county disp"nsary board of Will
liamsburg county, to wit:
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and has no right 70 be employed with
out permission from me Any iufQr.
nation AS 10 his whereabouts will be
thankfully received.
Sc GRAHAM,
VoX, = &.
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A big cut or little cut, small
scratches or bruises or big ones are
healed quickly by DeWitt's Caroo-
lied Witch Hazel Slave. 1t is es-
pecially good for piles. Get De-
Wits. Sold by W L Wallace.
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Notice.

All person> are hereby warned against
employing or harboring my son, John
ny Graham, who left my home on sun
day afternoon, April IL, without leave
and is still absent He is minor and
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SUPERVISORS REPORT
FOR THE FOURTH QUARTER l9O7,C0M-
MENCIEG OCTOBER !, and ENDING
DECEMBER 81, 1907.

W W Barr, lumber for bridges, ~
Wesley C ,ok, treasurer, 25 70
I" - contingent. u 80
McClary. poor farm, 50
: NJ Askins, chain gang, 80 6l
F Poston, roads, 90
is Gee, =. . 90
RK Gamble, coroner, 81 80
JD Wilson, roads, % -
Epps& Epps, chain gang. IS -
j iHaseldon. road plow. 30 90
Bl3zzard Hdw Co. chain gang, II 90
RM Cox, roads, ) 90
j 3 Tallevast, roads, . 81
J B McCants, & TG Mcdonald.
roads, 50 80
We Lifrage, roads, ; 80
I'M Barrineau, - ~
S NJ Bradshaw, magistrate, IS 715
w T wilkins, chain gang, - -
II Foxworth, bridges, 90
JG Mccullough, supt ed, $50 u
j B Lennon, chain gang, 2 95
j B Montgomery, contingent, } 81
J H Joyner, chain gang, 35 IL
S ] Singletary, supervisor, ~ 80
{. contingent, 5 81
JC Everett, commissioner, 50
j B Files, magistrate, 33 IS
JIG Mccullough, contingent. 50
Farmers Sup. Co, chain gang, - 9e
K F Rodgers, constable, SO GO
NIL Webster, - ( 90
S D Hanna, bridges, II 00
VT Philips, 35 90
:" roads, l2 Z?
JHV GaSkins, magistrate, IS -
Wv Brockinton, NJ D, chaingang,2 "a 05
j L Monzon, magistrate deputy, l5 90
s G Mcdonald, magistrate, is Is
G d Thomas, roads, - IS