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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-09-10

Do not forget hat DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers are the best pills
made. They are pleasant little pills
that are easy to take and are prompt
and gentle. We sell and recon-
mend them. Soll by D G Scott, NJ
n
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-09-10

Foley's Orino Laxative is q new
remedy, an improvement on the lax
atives of former years, as it does
not grippe or nauseate and is pleasant
to take. 1t is guaranteed.
WI Wallace.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-09-10
VARIETY OF news
FROM SCRANTON.
RECENT NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST
ABOUT PEOPLE and THElR
D0IkGS.

OCT EdQl ION SSSblo " OS INV ~ .
along finely these days, but bus
mess has not been so good here
this week on account Of the
food which swept along Lynch's
river. Folks in the Hannah
and Hymaaville sections have
been cut off from here on &C
count of Cowards, Anderson and
Bass bridges being washed
away by the food. 1t is report
ed, however, that Anderson's
bridge will be passable by to-
MORROW and if the report be
correct, there is no doubt that
Scranton will do a good busi-
ness the rest of the week.
The mail service is very un'
certain these days. You only
get it at the convenience of the
railroads, but that is probably
the best they can do, owing
to the condition of the roads.
A fine shower of rain fell in
Scranton Saturday night, cool
ing off the atmosphere consid-
erably.
DR. W S Lynch found his new
shoes which he lost last Sunday
while saving a horse from be-
ing drowned in some OF the food
water, which had overfowed a
ditch near his fathers home.
Mr. H B Graham accompanied
him, but did not lose his shoes.
Cotton is coming in right
early this year. Several bales
have been bought here by
Messrs Lynch&Cannon. The cot
ton crop in this section is short.
Mr. R L Lee of Charleston was
in town several days last week
on business.
A large number of young folks
enjoyed a "pindar- boiling" last
Friday night at the residence OF
Misses Lille and Frank Graham
in town.
Willoughby's brick mill seems
to be doing the business these
DAYS from the quantity of brick
he is making.
Messrs S j Cannon, J NJ Par
ker, Harvey Parker Happy Wall
and DR. c II Pate attended La
Dor day in Florence last week.
Mr. F R Singletary was visl'
tor here Sunday from Florence.
Miss Alma Singletary is visit.
ing in fair Florence this week.
Nessrs X B Ward of Friend
Seld and Ikie Harrison of North
Carolina have accepted posi-
tions as statesmen with Mr Win
slow Wright.
There was a large crowd at
tending the medal contest meet.
ing, which was given by the Wo-
mans Temperance Union at the
new school building last Thurs.
day night, September 8. The
medal was awarded to Miss
Oleine Lee, who deserves lots of
credit for her success, as she
was the youngest Of the con-
testants. Others who recited
did extremely we'll.
Mr. John G Singletary left
this morning On pleasure trip
to Tampa, Fla, where he will
spend several days; before re-
turning he will visit several
other places for day or SO.
Mr. Tom Cole of Savannah,
Ca, was in town a short while
Sunday night.
Mrs J F Rickenbaker of Lake
City, accompanied by Miss Ruth
A Burns of Charleston, were not
ed in town one afternoon last
week.
Mr. o H Graham will leave
4oorro1r for (ylamSon COLLEGE
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-09-10
KOdol
For Dyspepsia and Indigestion

Kodol supplies the same digestive
juices that are found In a healthy
stomach. Being liquid, 1t starts
digestion At once.
Kodol not only digests your food,
but helps you enjoy every mouthful
you eat.
You need q sufficient amount OF
good. wholesome food to maintain
strength and health.
But, this food must be digested
thoroughly, otherwise the pains OF
indigestion and dyspepsia are the
result.
When your stomach cannot do its
work properly, take something to
help your stomach. Kodol Is the
only thing that will give the stom-
ach complete rest.
WhyP Because Kodol does the
same work as strong stomach, and
does it in a natural way.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-09-10
Our Guarantee

Go to your druggist today and get dol.
lar bottle. Then AFTER you have used Tho
entire contents Of the bottle II you can
honestly say that It has not done you any
good, return the bottle TO the druggist and
he will refund your money withoas 9ues-
gist. Don't hesitate, All druggists know
that our guarantee II good. This offer ap-
plies 70 the largo bottle only and to but one
In family. Tho largo bottle contains ~
times az much a. tho afty cent bottle.
Kodol is prepared at the lsborator.
les of E. c. Dewitt & Co., Chicago
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1908-09-10

So, don't neglect your stomach.
Don't become chronic dyspeptic.
Keep your stomach healthy and
strong by taking . little Kodol.
You don't have to take Kodol all
the time. You only take 1t when
you need it.
Kodol Is per city harmless.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
Classified Ads.

~~~~~~~~~-~--~~--~-~~~-~ Stl Classified Ads Muat oe Pl,d n
 Advance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
FOR RENT.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To D. Willis. l.. Flowers. A. Newman. N. Fox. and their heirs. suceess- arS or assigns:
 You are all hereby notified that have expended during the years of 1916 to 1908 one hundred dollars each year in labor and improvements upon the Tundra claim. situated on the rignt limit of the Topkok river. back of the lagoon. in the Nome Mining District. District of Alaska. Location notice recorded in Vol. 16l. recorders office And you all are further notified that if you do not within ninety (9O) days from the date of final publication here of, cause to be paid to the undersigned your propOTtionate share of such ex- penditures as co-owners. your interests tn said claim will become the property Of the undersigned under section 23e4 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 HARRY EVERETT.
 Co-Owner Date of first pub. April 6. 1908.
 Date Of last pub. July 6. 1908
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
MIND A BLANK FOR THREE WEEKS

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 Uaa#aa= a-t 4rIa4G recollection Is HHHz auH ..s sH Aatar. sha .a#eta arttH 4a8Hsa t4f.a saaA- l:. rr It Naz a.rGe=f m a= FH,rHe~ of r.uuus fa1t -H- .u.t Hi- Suu and Ihr uftorz rham etra vteerau. a' sixth s.raat and NianIiar avenue Thy #rtr# after agreeing Ha hs Hame at t.an q. m. fHH dinner
 Prom tbat tma HaHHaHz mHl ssa- a complete haHh wtH he found htm- -rtt among th- wef-liFfsH- at church
 Ha9#an eaHlH 4nea na explanation rod1s fpr his sfanee adventure IT. declares Ue Is Ha0 5IdieJ,d ta drugs 1f
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
WIFE ELOPES
 WITH GUEST

< uNKI.ANu-Nn amnry syarcH by correspondence between r. Wat q usll ss de rat,lmau and mining ar,r- a,or of British Columbia. aged ao yeuz and Ntrs Edttb Powell % sgJrz oIa Wtte oI Hgufy Powell a urcHamc of -Iso wy-, street. led ta an glupe- ment af th,- rair. lsavmg. .FaVeu to eega His a0u supper buy more silver vHr- tor h~ Hum, and #ur~a thr loss : if e S,Hu h4#A paH Hs aS~,tiz
 THa money and the haus,Hald Hala- #H.s Vsut v5f. fh, ,Hur=r~. SD Powell sturd n. IuJtgg uf r., departure tr- day aufy1rHg byftrr Police chief N5i~au aItHa letter addres~rd ta Wal hs which .t Is believed ibe departed couple con b. .H5T,H# r fbae afe ra- gsImrd Powell -lyz tho vomau can ss eh,ra ~R# rIe'~sz. fsr shr auabt ra he old enough 10 knew better
 asat ViH prosecute Wat" He rx- gamga "naa- Hs tbiuk am food 2 If.. .sa- aa haaured sur-t lu my house. and h. Htu auHt HttH ms wife | ztH mla, Il har fu htm if Hr k =HaAt.
 Nrz Powell began tbe cagro~roud- s#ee. according ia the deserted bus- hand She and her husband. s.ho have been married for l4 ysars stopped five z.ars uga 5t tho Russell house in Ers-#tn r : If whaan waIl was then tHr rrorfrter FH-- acquaintance he- fsesrH ,be lmdlard and thr housewife si~ iha8s by Powell tp have eudrd shaH they tet thrre
 "Sfr dug HH his aHar,z- a short time sa= -aid Powell and began writing -a mm NH the time was bringing aame raz money aud what ac lid uot nod -hs WJs banking She put it Tn Hsr Hlme and when fh,y tcft she drrV if aHf and taok it and ta, =fleeraue and tHr#tahie IHrn and aff ef her oaa Herz4HI suud~~
 WaH came to Oakland supposedly iu H-0sr h Inc ,gamaH.s request in Srp- -smhrr He MS asked b. tB- Wamau ahs naturally wished her afHmn m- af= she=samr raaf t. u.#b.e guest aed H.r husbands
 Powell ~ua that hr failed ta sttz- f.et .t pgar and rareat,I lAs invitation From ~grt1uuarmt Brreub,r s6 tb, fbtee Hesd ln the Powell home at 2l6o Wesf ~ffe,r ou tine Iasf da Powell returned from Bf- Hart. ia Hhe yard- af tb, oakland Traction company v sf- Hr 4- foreman IL dud his heHsr d-erl#eT ca tHe taHls 1az a Hata ffam ais Rin sazme sgaHaa
 reasff heHrea- tAst tAe laters Wenr Ho1b Wof h. ztez. k Wealthy -har u,ar-siEh'rd and srntlemanh and Mrs Powell is a pretty Noman.
 NJ complaint has hreu sworn ta. bur Powell declares that hs wm present, WJf when h, Is captured
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27

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 @h.a he rlur To himself under d., H-H#at4an af sa. music he uas s,llh- sat means IIa sought employment .r q Hrat Hafa.t#s- fI- trade .sH5.r m Hts ha bssu fGit at butcher Il. zat= Hr e--H- ta tsM#t,- ua=Ae# a lo1sa hnal.r. tnI aH aI5 fu.rf azH- ms him ta IaoR after his lmIs f aHs- tHHa aa- ar.daH m tas aaas.Ha#t h fH= .aztar aas mg#as-a lrafHsa .@ftsf era hts alfa-
 Elu iay= ufaf tHa Milwaukee IaI5s r~.srAeHeJ fa Hm. maHas H aHl Ais eldest zaa. AltEar ass daZ uaG- man then took the ar-t fraa aat narnHs Minneapolis Monday night
 Fate has been ,ra-i ta th. Hanmans iH tne last three wears Sert"H- bHzj- mess reeerses eipea ou1 tHe savings 1, twenty years T.oHs Illness ef his wife coupled N3h this 0as tHs helpless caa- ditnu nf son % Hrars oll ahu Ha. beeH crippled fH tHrre e,afz with m. berauIa-i~ sr tne hone. and finally came in, death of h,= son Arthur. a had uf 1g
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
FUNERAL TOMORROW.

The funeral or Ella ungman wiu take place tomorrow at 2 p'elork al tho eansrreational church. which wiu b. conducted hy nr Woods. Wentworth Eros. arr the andertakrrS Joseph ehilhcre has heen appointed ldmiuis- trator of the estate.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
WILL PLEAD TOMORROW.

Petersen. who has been Indicted at tha charge eff fslia2. alz arrtigned "ddy aud will eua5e uf ta plead to- maHrnN al u
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
LOST.

STRIPED ribbon belt with military buckle Return to Mrs. Grigsby. ENVELOPE containing money. hot Front street and sand Spit Reward. Return to Nugget office
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27

alatz Werner Beer at the Bank.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27

Granite Mining Candles are the best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
WANTED.

Goon woman cook at The Kammrrich.
 \ camp cook and baker. sober and willing. wishes work Albert. Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-27
FOR RENT.

50-horscpower gasoline pumping plant
 Inquire c. T.. Garfield.
The Washington times., 1908-06-14
RUICK AND ROUNDS
MUST QUIT OFFICES
President Removes Idaho
District Attorney-MarShal
Ordered to Resign.

BY order Of the President, Dist. 1t
Attorney Norman NJ. RuieI1, OF Idaho.
was removed from onice yesterday. AT
the same time it was announced from
the White House that United States
Marshal Ruel Rounds, Of that State.
had been given the option Of imne-
date resignation or removal
The removal OF Ruick was accom-
plished directly by Assistant Attorney
General Cooley, who had been sent To
Idaho. Mr.. Cooley was clothed with
authority TO make such dispositions cf
the cases Of the two officials as seen. d
advisable.
Al me Department OF Justice Il was
explained that Ruick was uusatisfac-
tory 10 the department on various
grounds. The specific charge AGAINST
him was that he had taken a course
In regard TO a debt that the Attorney
General did not believe should be taken
by an official. Complaints reached the
department and the President thar
hulck owed a debt for which he had
gwen notes. but refused to pettla In
answer 20 inquiries by the depnrtment
ne advised the Attorney Conceal thai
the debt was barred by the statute OF
limitations. This was not reI.ehed bv
Mr.. Bonaparte. Bu-. aside from this
matter Il was felt ny the department
That Huick was not q satisfactory Of
nclaL This is said 70 be true also OF
Rounds.
senator Borah VIII shed no tears over
the fate Of the two men. Ruick GOT
him indicted on certain land frs,5
charges. He was acquitted. but II ig
well known no has had hip l,njfa ont
toI hulck since then He has laid be-
.oFo me Administration data concern
ing the two on1cials. and without doubt
mas htLd much 70 do with the termina-
tion OF Their official careers.
The Washington times., 1908-06-14
SAVES LITTLE BOY
ATTACKED BY DOG
Policeman WEIGH Grasps Animal
With Bare Hands After II
Had Bitten Child.

Bicycle Policeman William II. WEIGH
OF the United States Park Police, per-
formed an act Of heroisTn last week for
which he received no credit" said a
citizen 20 a representative OF The Times
yesterday. Ills prompt action undoubt-
edly saved q number OF small children
from being bitten by a large dog.
WEIGH WIS on duty at Washington
Circle last week at the band concert.
The circle was crowded with people.
the children -Fomping and playing. As
the last number OF the program was
being played q vicious dog rushed upon
the crowd OF children surrounding the
band stand. sinking his teeth into Willie
Stack. a tweiye-year-old boy residing
on Twenty-fourth street Instantly
there was a scream OF terror from tie
chutren.
"Oihcer WEIGH rushed TO their aid,
and, as the dog made a rush. grabbed
Il BY the neck, carrying IL through the
crowd across the street. The dog had
several spasns before Il WIS killed by
Policeman Joe Grant OF Police Station
No. 3.
The Washington times., 1908-06-14

Promptly at o'clock yesterday at
ternoon two new telephone exchanges
were put into service by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Telephone Company, ana two
new exchange names have been added
to the list OF telephone calls. "Colum-
bia" and Cleveland"
At the new Columbia exchange. a
handsome three-stOry brick and stone
building at 1420 Columbia road. 2,622
telephones were given the new connec-
ton. and at the Cleveland branch. a
smaller building. OF REINFORCED concrete,
at 1858 Wisconsin avenue, 400 phones
were switched over.
Purpose Of Exchanges.
D. S. Porter. division manager of the
telephone company. explained TO a
Times reporter yesterday the purpose
and effect Of the new exchanges.
THE Columbia exchange" he said,
was designed to relieve the congestion
Of the North exchange. and by II we are
enabled TO take over all the territory
north OF Florida avenue west Of the
filtration plant. south OF Brightwood
avenue and east Of Rock Creek All
telephones IN this territory from now on
viii be known under the exchange name
Columbia
The Cleveland exchange covers the
The Washington times., 1908-06-14
CLARK UNDECIDED,
MAY LEAVE CITY
Recently Elected Superinten-
dent of Public Schools at
SomervilIe, Mass.

Charles s. Clark, supervising princl-
pal OF the second division OF public
schools, who is slated to become direc-
tor or intermediate instruction. the first
OF next month, and who has been elect
ed superintendent OF the public schools
OF Somerville, Mass, has not yet de-
cided whether he will remain IA Wash
ington or accept the SomerviIls post.
There are many Influences which
would serve to cause him 20 remain in
washington. yet the position 10 which
he has been elected in Massachusetts is
one which is highly priced in educa-
tlonai circles. His promotion 10 the d.
rectorship Of intermediate instruction IS
a recognition Of his ability and the ap-
probation Of the Board OF Education Of
his work here. but the public school
system OF SomervIlIe, Mass, is one OF
the best In the country, and to be elect
ed It's superintendent is considered a
high honor
A committee Of six persons interested
In the schools OF SomerviIIe visited
Washington a Jew weeks ago, and ex-
amined Mr.. Clark's record as a teacher
ana principal II was evidently on the
strength or the report made by this
committee that the Somerville board OF
education selected Mr.. Clark from forty
candidates for the position.
MI clark has been connected with the
Washington school system since 1852
the year Of his graduation from Dart
mouth College, He has been supervising
principal in charge OF the HchooIs of
the northwest section OF the city for
fourteen years. He was appointed direc-
tor OF intermediate instruction less than
q week ago. in place OF Mr.. Stuart, who
became superintendent.
The Washington times., 1908-06-14
HAMLINE CHURCH
HONORS GRADUATES

Special exercises for the graduating
pupils OF the schools viii be held this
evening at the TIamIins Methodist
Episcopal Church. Ninth and p streets
northwest The Hamline Choir Club.
Miss Ida ONeaI conductor, will render
musical program prepared especially
Tor the occasion. and Mark Watson
superintendent or the Sunday school
Will announce the young people OF the
church Who win be graduated this year.
and who are preparing to enter higher
schools Or colleges.
The Rev DIT. T. l. Parks. OF the
Howard University. viii answer the
question What Is a Christian Fducs-
tlOn2' Miss Pearl Thrilled will eXnIafn
What Methodism Is Prepared 10 DO
Tor Her Students" and the pastor
Charles f. Guthrie. VIII give a brief
address on the topic, How One May
Find out What He Ought TO Do ia
LIFE
The Washington times., 1908-06-14
CHILD is DROWNED
IN G. & O. CANAL
Caught by Tow Line of Boat,
He Is Dragged Into
Water.

While playing on the towpath near
Thirty-first street. Georgetown, Ray
mond Hunt six years old, was aUght
In the tow line or passing canal boat
and dragged into the canal, drowning
before assistance could reach him.
How the child came 10 meet with the
accident is unknown The first intfrna-
ton Of danger given the captain Of the
boat was a shriu cry for helm. He
rushed on deck in time to zee the lad
sink beneath the surface. The body
was recovered after the lock had been
emptied
Raymond Hunt was the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Hunt. Of 3025 N
street northwest
The Washington times., 1908-06-14
NeqO Telephone Exchanges
To Relieve Congestion

/ territory of Cleveland Park. TsnIsy
town. and Chevy Chase. west OF Rock
Creek, and Will result I'm better service
IN that section"
The 2.662 telephones connected with
the Columbia exchange represent ]. 90
lines Here the company has installed
1900 lines which are ready for use when
ever subscribers are added The
capacity. however. OF the exchange is
1900 lines. Fifty hello" girls took taeiy
places at the switchboards at the Co
lumbia yesterday.
Hold Reception.
At the Cleveland exchange 800 lines
were switched in. There are 300 more
lines available. and the capacity has
been made 1850. Only twelve girls are
now employed there.
The opening Of the Columbia ex-
change took the form of a private re-
ceptiOn- Many prominent business and
mon were present, and. led
by Mr.. Porter AMI other officials of the
company. were escorted through the
various departments and had explained
TO them the workings OF the apparatus.
Among those present were CunO II. Ru-
dolph. ID. J. kaufman. Chaplin Brown,
Allen d. Albert. jr., Scott c. Bone, VIII
liam F. GUIDE. Judge {. S. Bundy. and
Z @. Graham.
The Washington times., 1908-06-14
THOMAS E. DRAKE
GOES TO CHICAGO

Thomas Z. Drake. superintendent OF
Insurance Of the District. LETT last night
for Chicago. where he viii attend the
sessions OF the Republican national con-
veution. which convenes next Tuesday.
Mr.. Drake IS credited by some as
having been instrumental IN advancing
Arthur / Vorys. Secretary Taft's pre-
liminary and general manager, in first
attaining political distinction and bust
mes fame IN Ohio. Mr.. Drake said be-
fore leaving that he felt certain Mr..
Vorys VIII be chosen as the Ohio mem
Der Of the new Republican national
committee. which will be organized I'M
medlately after the nomination Tor the
Presidency IS made.
The Washington times., 1908-06-14
RUNAWAY SPILLS MILK.

Three dozen bottles OF milk were
broken on the pavement at Seventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west last evening. when a horse at
tached 10 a milk wagon Of II. L. Alien.
Of 30 Tenth street southwest, ran away.
Frightened by an automobile the horse
started running at Seventh and b
streets. The driver was unable 20 guide
the animal, and the horse ran the
wagon into the curb.
The Washington times., 1908-06-14
BENSON WINS POINT
IN FRAUD TRIAL

An important point IN favor Of John
4 Benson. on trial with HYDE and
L'lmond on charges OF defrauding the
government or forest reserve tracts,
was rendered yesterday by Justice stat
ford in Criminal Court. No. /
Upon a motion by Judge Campbell.
OF San Francisco attorney for Benson.
the latter was eliminated from the case
so far as the charges Of forged sigma
ture1 and fictitious persons were used
in the alleged illegal acquiring OF car-
tain lands specified IN the charges.
The Washington times., 1908-06-14
RED RIVER RAGING
NEAR SHREVEPORT
High Water Threatens TO Break
LeVeeS and Damage Valuable
Plantations.

SHREVEPORT. La, June i3-Red
river reached a stage Of A:5 fert here
at noon today. and at the same hour the
Weather Bureau issued a forecast 20
the effect that the crest stage OF the
present high water Will be above thirty
five feet Many old river men are Of
the opinion that such a stage VIII see
many OF the big levees go under as
thirtY-four and hYe-tenths has been
held as the highest stage. Messages
received from Willow Chute. TaylOTs-
town, BrowIer, an0 Riverside this af-
ternoon report that oaiy hard work will
prevent breaks Within ~ eIve hours.
The situation IS extremely dangerous
at Riverside, and every available team
Is being sent 20 that place on special
trains. Douglass Island. which was
Hooded by a break in q private levee
Thursday morning has been greatly
damaged, the water now running over
the entire levee facing the Cross Bayou
side OF the island.
The Washington times., 1908-06-14
NAVY WATCHES PANAMA.

Arrangements have been made by the
Navy Department TO keep warsh.ps in
close touch OF the isthmus OF Panama
until the elections and the excitement
subsidies. Orders will be issued shortly
for the Albany 70 remain at Panama
on the west coast. The Tacoma, which
is now at Newport, and viii leave there
shortly to land marines on the 18TH
mus VIII remain at Colon The gun
bnats Dps MOines. Dubuque, and Pa
ducah- now at Guantanamo, or In West
Indian waters, Will be held in readiness
10 SAIL for the isthmus upon moments
notice.
The Washington times., 1908-06-14
RUNAWAY YOUTH
HELD FOR PARENTS

Unable 70 obtain work I'm his home
city, he says. Carl Miller, sixteen years
old, OF 425 East English street, Column
bus. Ohio, ran away, and for the last
six weeks the boy has been working his
way from one city 10 another. carl
came 10 Washington several days ago,
and yesterday Detectives Barbee and
NeTmiIliOn licked him up al the House
OF Detention, charged with being q
fugitive from his parents
The police have wired the Columbus
authorities and the boy viii probably
% sent back home.
The Washington times., 1908-06-14
EXAMS FOR CHEMISTS.

Announcement Of the examinations
for positions IN the Bureau OF Chemis-
Try. Department OF Agriculture. has
mission. The examinations will be held
June Is and Is. and VIII be for positions
ranging from $500 10 81 so.