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THE COURT RECORD.
United States Supreme Court.
Wednesday. March 4, 1905.

Wednesday, March 4, 1905
Present.: The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice
Harlan. Mr.. Justice Brewer. Mr., Justice
White, Mr.. Justice Peckham. Mr. Justice
Mckenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr.. JUS
tice Day and Mr.. Justice Moody.
Herbert A. Heyn of New York city, A.
c., Ricketts, of Lincoln, Neb.; Allen w.
Field of Lincoln. Neb, and Chester NJ.
Pratt Of Boston, Mass, were admitted to
practice.
No. 33s The United States; appellant,
agt. the Sisseton> and Wahpeton Bands of
Sioux Indians: and
No $50 The Sisseton and Wahpeton
Bands of Sioux Indians. appellants agt.
the United States; mandate granted, on
motion of Mr.. Marion Butler for the In
dians.
No. IA Jesse Hoyt Smith. appellant
agt William j. Rainey ct al: argument
concluded by Mr.. Lewis M. Ogden for the
appellant and cause submitted by Mr..
Walter Bennett for the appellees.
No. $50. ]. B. Beadles. plaintiff in error
etc, ct al: argued by Mr.. a. G. c. Bierer
for the plaintiff in error and appellant
no appearance for the defendants in error
and appellees.
Proceedings after The Star went to
press yesterday:
No 143 The municipality of Ponce. ap-
pellant, agt. the Roman Catholic Apos-
toic Church in Porto Rico; argued by
Mr.. Frederic r. Coudert and Mr.. Howard
Thayer Kingsbury for the appellee, and
submitted by Mr. F. L. Cornwell for the
the appellant 80
No. 144 Jesse Hoyt Smith. appellant
agt William ]. Rainey ct al; argument
commenced by Mr.. Lewis M. Ogden for
hte appellant
Adjourned until today at ~ o'clock.
The day call for Wednesday. March T.
is as follows: Nos. IA, As 1I0, Isl, To-
1874, 49, 1876, 157 and 100
Court of Appeals.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice
Robb and Mr. Justice Van Orsdel.
William E. Dyre was admitted to
practice.
1873. Smith agt Ross; continued.
1919. Harten agt. Tally; placed ut foot
1919. Harten agt. LOsffler; continued.
1S22 Brunthaver agt. Tally: placed at
foot of assignment.
1925. Catholic University agt. Wagga-
man: continued.
1925. Conger agt Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company; placed at foot of as
signment.
1897. Cosey agt. Smith; continued.
1881. District of Columbia aSt. Atchi-
son; argument commenced by Mr. III. P.
Blair for appellant continued by Mr..
III. f. Smith and Mr.. c. c. Lancaster for
appellee and concluded by Mr.. II. P.
Blair for appellant.
81 Original. In re disbarment of John
H. Adriaans: petition for reinstatement
submitted by Mr. A A. Birney in sup
port of petition.
1921. Columbia Heights Realty Com
many agt. same: argument commenced by
Mr. Samuel Maddox for appellants in
1915.
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
Army Orders.

Capt Clifford c. Carson, Coast Artillery
Corps, is detailed for general recruiting
service at New York city.
Lieut. Col. Edward E. Hardin. 26th In
fantry, is relieved from recruiting duty
in New York city. and will proceed to
Manila. Philippine Islands, and join his
regiment.
First Lieut. Wilbur A. Mcdaniel, 18th
Infantry, is detailed for general recruit
ing service at Parkersburg, w. Va. re-
lieving Capt. John L. Barbour. United
States Army, retired, who will proceed to
his home.
Leave of absence until further orders on
account of sickness is granted Major John
T. French. jr., quartermaster.
By direction of the President, and upon
the application of Ordnance Sergt
Thomas ]. Shaw. that soldier will be
placed upon the retired list.
Naval Orders.
Lieut.. Commander r. O. Bitter, to the
navy yard. Norfolk Va.
Ensign r. E. Ingersoll. from bureau of
ordnance. Navy Department, to Maynow-
er.
N. A. Eastman. F. H. Dress, ]. Dixon
and H: NJ Butler have been appointed
second lieutenants in the Marine Corps
from February g. 1908.
j. j. Cunningham, appointed a pay
masters clerk in the navy, duty Phila-
delphia, navy yard, Puget sound, Wash.
Naval Movements.
The supply ship Arethusa las arrived
at Callao and the gunboat Tacoma at
Fort de France.
The collier Alexander has sailed from
Cavite for Guam.
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Drew: defendants solicitor, w. A. Lit
tie ir
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Observation-Disclosures Expert.
Repairing Swiss Watches a speciality.
Cleaning. &c. handspring. Ijc. Crystal, 10c
MAX GREENBERG. 5o3 10th st. NV.
fa2a-d eSu.5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07

midclung oc9 @ouicS Salisbury.
2otbrin0cu 0orSnitcllcn un0 Die icdS
Nohr,ebnte Der f0iicrIid)cn Hegic.
rungs}eit in fuIttrpolitiid)er @iniidlt
III ucrbcrrlifen. 3miid)Cn Mai una
Cttnbcr iDAen IN Der Rotun0c 6Clt-
ipiclc ituttiinocL Die %lu0d)cntlid) eins
mai por lid achcn mo mortontc Mo
mcntc ans Der @cididtcI scr NobSz
burger IN brn1nutild)cr &unollnA,
mic in fiinitleriid) 9eitelltCu 9iloeru
sur Ioritelllng brinqen mer0cn. 60
ole &ermQblung &uiier Mar 0Ca Gr.
item, Den Giu5ng &aiier Seopolb'3 ii
Oas bcircite @ien 1853, oen Gu-
piung oe3 Nrin5en Gugen am Soie
&url oea SCdstcH un0 anoeres.
S6IicBlid) wcrOen groBe internotio.
nulc (urniere olf Dem @ebicte oca
sports geplunt. 1os HcincrtrGguib
Oieier &crunItoltlu9en ioll DEM 6ouO
iiir oa9 Gentmdl Hu0olpb Don SabS-
bllrd QCmi0met luer0eu.
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WefunntmadlnngeH.

geric1clr Nuscbpte nit Der sluiitrift Bro
poia.s Tor geao" mo an Den aeodro u
AparoS" %uorellirl, peroer bis Wlittiuudl, ben
IL. Snniar 1908, IprinitlagS If ubr, iI 9il'
reuu ocs Stuot. Jieglitrutorh. Tatbballa, Nallr
more, NO, enigcGclt genuinrlcIl lltr ole Elele
rune uno NbItelcrils an ole 2Yaier.tGbotoe
In Den SabliraBeH 'sSertiidttcrt oer 2Sdlietbebors
oe an @1Ds mo 2SOllcltrdBe, Baltimore, no.
bon 5m%cibuIoert (200) &Onnell, 5luetiauleno
(2000) STuno pro Come Omaha Sarrensglet.
Spe5itliattoncn iilr ous SIei ionren lEi Nlls
reuI oeS gSuliersS naeHleurs, Hatbballs, Saltia
more, no, eriangt iueroer.
Glle Iuaeboie mliiieIi bon eIrieGl begldltot9tef
gbed in Der Sobe BON $500, Ge5ugen al Grore
ocs O6uOors mo Sioidratbs bon Baltimore,
begleitet iein. Iuo miro bon Dem erlolGrei1el
Dieter ole Stenun9 elmer 6ulrteoel1teuelioefl
gilr9fdatt ihr Die geluiiienbdfie 9ueiibrllng oes
lSberelIiunmClts, Dem 0Opptliell COMMUNICATIVE
aleidDiumnGlO, Oerldrgt.
Sic 9ontrutipcrBeUungs~ 9eb6roe btbGlt ib
on5 9te6t uur. irgeGo lucl6c ooer dIe g]lugcboie
5i ncrlperfcl.
NIfreo NJ. Euii,
gSuiler- SIgchiGlU.
@eitdtiGt:
I. Barn WGbDul,
QrlItoert Der Guutruitsg y eraCbungss geG6roe.
t%ari $3.50 O~,lL13,t415)
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(Sbmur0 Srauf Gnfucr.

IS iturb pl6blih am 4. Jduuur 1905 GSunro
Sraut Nadner 1T teiHelH A. Yebeneinbrt. Dc
llehter @utte bon Nilbelmtna Ydduer. Scr
luauote mo 6reunoe oer Sdmllie ltlo a~htlnGss
pol eIn0eld0cn, Der 9eerotgulg bet5iluobneH.
luclbe am Sieuitag, 9tnhmlttags 2 ubr bon
letUer SSuhming, UT. I46. 9toros SatterlotaGarls
Npelulc, aus iuttltnoet. Sin Irauer9ottesoteuit
miro In Der 3peiten @oungeltibel Sitrbe,
Wilion. lltlo Wtaottpns goenie, ab9ebalteli lptra
hnlt MY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
SuGn Sdlrucn.

IS itarb nab fhpcreu Geioen in 9tlter bon
~ Subrcn Soln SGroeu, ~geliebter @atte bon
goa SbroeH. Sic geCroIgung ftHoet Sieuitag,
WiorgCno I'M 1a9 llbr, BON Sraucrbuuic. III.
40Ol, observation-disclosures, aus nab Dem 81.
SoiepDs'MlUittr, no Elm Jtequiem-Soo6aI1i tllr
feiH ScciellUCll ceiebrtrt miro, mo paHlt uit Der
o9iclO Gut9corGl GeintterO" ituiI. Sttte, tctlc
yluntH.
QBuibing!puer. SBi!aoelpbier. yierp DorIer Il.
Ct. Gouller Scitui8cn rnogcn G~efdIigit copIren.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
Goiuaro e. Tclancr.

81 itnrb am ,. SduIur 1908 Gbipnrs 9.
Sciguer III ieincm 80. GcbeHsidbre. Die ycers
pom leiuer lSObnlug. gr. 21OS, Su~iuips Hluce.
aus itatl. &erlpunofe mo ,Sreuuoe ituo cin9cs
ldoen, or lrauereicrli0teti ~beidupobHeH. teIs
ieuulg prioatlln. Bite. leine SIuInelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
Sabetta 2ebnter.

IS iturb am u. SunuGr 1908 Subctta 3cbu.
ter, Bellebte Satin BON Grcoerid 3ebHler, IN
-. ,,ubrc lbrCs gtbeIta. Gle VeeroIIung lmheI
WitttrOou, ; nor gia0miItoGs. bon Der 2so0
luIng ibrer lUnter, 6tGu SrcoCrtd i. Shnrs
nagle, gir. 93s, ISeitsAulttmOre StruBe, uIa
iiuit. gelieblnp prIputim. G-S)
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Better Scuicu.

IS iturb AM i. 1Lnudr 1905 @eter Seuien,
gelle6ier Sutte bon liaHltue Ieuleu, I'M u.
sabre ieines YGbcns. Sic 8ceroiguug fiuoel
SonucritaD, Wioy9ens 10 llbr. pom ieIHcr les.
ten gSobnun8. III. 81. EOros9 .iutonsS truBe.
9tAbldnotolun, aus fiaii. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
Wmclta .Suchn.

IS ildrb am &. Sununr 1908 in ibrer leBtcn
JSpbHuuG, gtr.23. VclalrsslpeHie amelin 0uCDH,
a~cborcte GIti1ic I'M As. SABRE ibres Sebena,
@GitnUe bon Ism. 0oehH. Sic sen Der gcerois
gIng lUiTo ipnter uHge5etlt. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
2unout . Tarf . Concern.

Vhreun: VT. u, 0ehs SdratBaus SttuBs, NIB
Soapt.Ginaung. Trtbertd.5isae.
guftibt. S6Iiittblurner. @eipitoe. EtIaH5en etc.
perber i'm 9reib6aufc ont S1uptsGiuaana &C,
inrben. Infer sleent miro ipeHH eeipiinfdt.
borfpre6en. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
SuuruS 8lud.

IS iturb am 3. SuHuur 1905 Serr aouroo
Elpd i'm gllter Opn 70 SuDren. 8 Wionlttu mo
u Iu9en, @Utte Der oerftorbeneu 5rau Bertha
Flod. Sic Secrotanng Itlloet AM Witttluod,
Yia6mittago , ubr, pom SrdIcrbuuic, 9tr. 1889,
AurozgSdiblngion StruBe. aus iIalt. (6-b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
atnnt Nieniitrnre .glurenn.

Baltimore, Den 20. 9e5enlber 1907.
gIuhrtht 1T biermtt uuei interetitrten ser
f0nen gegebelI. odB Der StGot. Jngenieur oelt
Neilimmun9cn beS "a. Ibltuitt5 oes 50. gtrtIs
tells oes SluotsGubcres bon 1906 ceutib in oies
lem GiHreGu ant 10. ScSeiaocg 1921 0en erfIds
reuben RIGn mo ole Suplilntliltc Der ~gtliIageu
tir ole yteuulpentrung mo ytelpiIditerutg oer
YrioatsglIe1 binter ~ 1913 bis l555. 9dtrobes
Strabe: Der Eripai AIeD 6iEter gtr. 1901 bis
1921, Sitsgom6drosStra mo an ser Seite
bon gr. 1902, SiioaSu III StraBe, NIB Ar.
10l, SiiosNnnsStraBc; Der YripGtsgtIlep biHter
gr. las bis 154, g8tlionsStraBe, iino binter gir.
1900 bis 1902, SobnsStrdbe; Der Q"ipnts9Iuen
biniers.9tr. 900 bis 912, SitsAombarosStrube;
Der Eriouts@ueO binter gtr. III bis 131. 98eiis
Gdno1lesStrabe, mo Der 3ri6dtsaQeb al Der
Geite BON 9ir. 40. @eits9iortbs%2 tuetlle, binter.
leat bat.
g(ae oabor b~eriibrtcr @erioucn firo berebl
iigt, iuucrbIlb 80 3lgen. pom Datum oer Sins
ierlegul9 at. in Gdltimorer STuotqeritt ourb
fortified eingerei1te 9etiiion oage9en 5u aps
peuireIl.
!. Scluel Sbpras,
Silotsgteeiitrator.
(NcaoO-27 '07 Nnu3-t0' 0S1
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Mn bic Samcn.

5unge Eameit. ipelde %rtooerne SHnetberfiuff
feir. pnbin fit odfiir III ipenhen. sic brainben
rur bel 5rl. NJ. @uhers, Tr. 302, gSeitSara.
toga:Sirabe, por5ufpre6en, fibren 9lalHen ais
Der forieef6riiteniten Metbooe. Gle erbaIfel
orberoem eriinoIiben linfsrribt i'm 9ufnneibeIi.
Sebr Iiberale NebinaunueI fSrf. 81. Subers,
Dir. 400. Eseit. saratoga. Strnfc. (37O-)
fSuui10.1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07

gcitcbt iucuigitcn2 5u, ooB tic bic TO-
jinIc mnb moroIiid,c Grogc Der Sod.
&tcen5 nitt in @ctroht gc8o9en bo.
tc; oaS lei Sad)c ser Mfunicipol, Ser.
multrnQ. Rad Der NGitotion Scr
Frobibitioniitcn, ocnen olld) IN einem
lbeiI Der Erciic froiti0c llnteritijR-
ulQ Qcmorocn, wor foium etrpo3 Gu.
Gcrc9 3t crportcL ais OoB sic Sod
Siccn5 ooa critic ulo b@cIiebteitc
Stctcr. Cbicft icin miiroc. @ut Die
Wioiie ser @0blcr, Der @Irbeitcr, Der
rIeinen 2clttc, nihtS oo5u SIT ioaen?
llebcr oic meitcren &oridlGge sur
Huibciicrun8 Der ItGotilden 6inun5cu
lno Der Gntloihng Ser Steucr5oblcr
III cincm ShllB-@rtitcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
Baltimore Gcmcterh.

Jhrenu Nraniliu. SlSl., Baltimore. n. Horthtr.
-9esrdbnibpldAe 5iM Serfani - bon $25 M,
init Widrntorpicften abeegrenlt $35 - VIas
fnr bier Srdber. Sreie @euiitlina Der aapele
fiir Irnuelecttesoienfie. fsyunif6.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07

y nlllmOrr, DeN 81. St5tITOtt IVUI.
Sic SIreilpreu oGiGer GlHi babeTl belte cine
bn ,bidbrlibe, iteucrtrele SlutoeHoe BON ~ Yro.
sent erfldrt. 5lblbdr GI uno mad DS0Htag, oelt
-. SaHuar 1905.
Sic leberirueungs Eiider bIei6en bis oabin
gei6IotteH.
Crit j. St6t,
U,G13) aalitrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
Mpu0luluu.

Tr f65nfte uno arbBie Grieotof TN gnIti.
more. terminus Der r8iuhnn Gdt 9roIeps0inie
id)er 0cr.retsr auf benz 5rieoboie SonntueS bon
@ rbr Uiorgerts li5 . llbr Mbenos, on Mpten'
iaaen All SernbTeoiula. @rahftdtteu 81 allen
Yreifeu
6itN cffiee: 226 w..Ghnrlrs.etr. Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
TiUiocHocn.

Tie ,Hentihr 6ruerurriherangs . @sisliicBait
BON Sditinpre."
RultiMUTC, Den q. (dnliar 1908.
Cine 1lcuerlrriC Siuiceuoc uUE otet 4rojeni,
ain uno llaD Dem :. SaEIur 1903 shgibdr
pllroc bsuIe dlsgelportclL.
JOGa Y. Sauber,
t7g11fg SeiUetur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
Sobn Scrluig & SoBn,
qeifenbe itatter mnb 9~iHbaiiamtrer,
Or. 2tWS, Orleans Strues.

3ipetggcfddft: VT. 524, Gaftera'Npeiiue,
6iaBiGnotcWu, Sa.timpresGunntp,
N.r bnoct i'll lniercr iuHlen 0stdlaltepraJtS
grln uno 0ieib hecrotgt. Sirb NIT geringeiG
Brufit 5uirieoen. 9ie ~feirilen antif,rn gelte'
tert tiir 6oh5eiten, untcrbaltitneen ulo anbere
@eIegenbetteu. 8etoe Telephone. (Wlat2S,tO
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&~criammlungS : Inscigcn.

,Sarriiou pcrnauentcr Sauuereiu."
9ie 50. uuresparlaiHmllng uuo teamtens
mani ftHbCt Sicnltng, cen Z. SdHuar. in Rr.
425, 81 YPriHltolp SruBe, itutt.
Il. Seagacr, Rr1fioeHt.
Il. MiRie,
Q,G-O Sefretdr.
,9iurOlanb 6niunftn Co."
Sic regelnG Vtge ~iabrildlc ~eriammiung Der
NitiruinbnDcr ueunnuter ecmpugnie finoet AM
SicIltno, ben Il. Sdninr. 1880 SorHttti19o,
IN bcr Nfficc Der GonpuqnIe itatt.
Sns. j.. Withea,
(3OS 1919 Selrctdr.
Die Suhrcss~G criamutlltug Der Nttieninbdber
bes ,Srepertd .9luenuc S1urerctus" lit Srlpabs
lung BON VeuTltu ltnbIt IieuItGgt ben Z. Sa.
uuuC 1908, jpIhtH Is ltUb : upr abelib5 m
%r, 20l7, SreocIla' AueHne, liatl
JDgu -. S0brassg,
90 Seleetdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07

an cincm @chieI6Iuttc
lelen mir: Sn Chicago ip|rul9cn be-
DER gnlrilbrung Don ga @inconoo"
5lpci 8cbeimpoligiitcn chi oic 9iibnc
uno %confiS5irtrn Gle MiirieI, nit oes
men III Dem Slide 9cipiirielt ullroe.
ga, nal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07

vaiie isr's Nuolanb beiorgt q. ytaine, Tr.
Alb, Sh1Saltimprc.S Ctr, uubr Guitpm S,pnif .s;ue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07

Heiplano's tirfiide @dSrr,
eaaIsabis: @ebdues. yshamt srssn. eteis oiiem.
tuuG22-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07

Sic .0.sY. Sribune" pcrv
oiicrilidlt cineu 9ricf 0eorgc @aib'
ingtpn's on benjamin &arriipn, ser
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SnbiIGumsfeit in @ien.
Sn oiclem Sabre 6cgebt &oiicr TrorS
Soiti ooa GO. Sohr ieiner GegierunN.
mo oic @icner @iirgerid)ait hill Gem
oenflpiiroi9en GreigniB burf) ieitlid)c
&eronitoltlnrgen boberen @loilj Der.
leiben. Sm Moi 3. IS. ioa Elm Siil-
oi9irngS- 6clt5ua Itattiinoen, oelien
Gurdiiibrllns Die aiiuitlerihaft BON
@iei beiorgen miro. Sn oem Set.
5ug miro geplant. oic biitoriid)c gnt.
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NO.. 80

drink. / know there are plenty
of needy children in your neigh
borhood who would cherish the
day that you gave them the
three to ten dollars in the nee
essaries of life that you would
h ave wasted in drink. These
destitute homes would be made
happy, and when the holidays
are past you would have the
pleasing reflection of an act of
disinterested kindness, for sit is
more blessed to give than to re-
ceive" and she that giveth to.
the poor lendeth to the Lord
hope these few remarks will
be read IN the spirit in which
they are written.
SUBSCRIBER.
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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION MEETS.
Interesting Programme Rendered.
Next Meeting In Lake City.

The regular monthly meeting
of the Williamsburg County
Teachers Association was held
at Kingstree High School build
ing on Saturday, December 5,
1908, at IL o'clock, Mr. Colbert
presiding. The minutes of the
last meeting were read and -ap-
proved.
Discussion No. /: How is the
best way to interest pupils Of
the fifth and sixth grades in
common fractions? was ably
led by Prof W L Bennett of
Scranton.
Prof. Raym ond N Speigner
being absent, the second subject
for discu ssion: How is the best
way to interest pupils in his
tory? was postponed until the
next meeting.
1t was moved and carried that
the next meeting be held on the
second Saturday in January, in
stead of the first, and that the
association hold it's next meet
ing at Lake City.
A vocal solo rendered BY Miss
Selma Thorn WIS very much en-,
joyed by the teachers and visit
ing friends, also an instrumental
duet by Misses Minnie Bryan
Louise Barr.
Eight new members were
added to the roll, making a total
membership of about 45.
All teachers of the county are
cordially invited to be present
at the next meeting, which we
expect to be more interesting
than usual.
NELLIE MAE MONTGOMERY,
Secretary.
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IVceum Entertainment.

Gibeon Carl, Impersonator,
vas the lyceum attraction at
the school auditorium Thursday
night. 4 good audience was
present, but the entertainer did
not come up to the standard OF
excellence maintained by Mana
ger Montgomery since the be-
ginning of the season. Mr. Mont
somery has heretofore been
very fortunate in his selections
and every entertainment has
given general satisfaction, ex-
cept possibly this last one.
We are in a position to say,
however, that the failure to
meet public favor was no fault
of the management, as we hap
pen to know that a good price
was paid for this attraction and
Mr. Garl's endorsements by
press and public were hattering
indeed. After all, it is a matter
of no small difficulty for one
man to entertain an audience of
two hundred or more for cou-
pie of hours and this may have
been an off night for Mr. Carl.
Mr. Montgomery has still
some good attractions booked
for the season and certainly he
deserves a liberal patronage in
the future for the high class
talent that his efforts have al
ready provided during the sea-
son.
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of living increased
What have you Gd~&
times better:
Voted the Republican tich
got half -a-dozen little packages
garden seed, and a copy of a speec,
that perhaps your Congressman dld
not deliver?
Or did you vote the Democratic
ticket, and get six small envelopes
containing garden seed and copy of
a speech your Congressman made on
one side of question, when the
record shows that he voted on the
other:
Prices high? Oh, no, they're not;
it's the taxes that are high. You
pay the Federal taxes when you pay
those high prices for merchandise.
If you would compel your con-
gresham to lower the tariff duties,
the number of foreigners who could
afford to sell their stuff IN our mar
kets would be increased, the prices of
all kinds of merchandise would be
more reasonable, and the Government
would get larger proportion of the
price which the tariff compels all to
pay-for the foreign goods are the
only ones which enable the Govern
ment to get anything out OF the tar
iff. The smaller the amount of
foreign goods that Can be sold here,
the greater the huge sum total OF
what our manufacturers get out OF
the tariff.
As long as there are any tariff
duties, the people will have to pay
more for dutiable articles than they
are worth, for the duty will always
be added to the price. But it is
very much better to have low duties
which will enable the Government
to get the principal benefit Of the
immoral tariff than to leave duties
so nigh that foreign competition Is
shut out and the trusts hog the
whole thjug.-We JtferSoHio".
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FOUR ECLIPSES IN 1909.
Some Of Them Are to Be Visible In
South Carolina.

According to the almanacs for
1909 there will be four eclipses
during the coming year. They
will be equally divided between
the sun and the moon. Three of
the number, total eclipse of the
moon, another eclipse of the
moon, total eclipse of the sun,
will be visible in South Caroli-
na, while the fourth, partial
eclipse of the sun, will not be
visible in this country.
A total eclipse of the sun,
which will occur on June II, will
be visible to the United States,
with the exception of a small
part of the Pacific Coast States.
A total eclipse of the moon
will appear, or rather disappear,
June 3, which will also be visible
in this part of the country.
A total eclipse of the moon is
scheduled for November 26 and
81, which will be in the nature
of a Thanksgiving offering. This
eclipse will be in plain view in
South Carolina.
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Masonic Election.

At the regular communication
of Kingstree Lodge,No 46 A. F.
M. held on last Friday night,
the following officers were elect
ed, and installed for the ensu-
ing term:
NH Jacobs, W NJ; L ? Kinder,
S W; G Ollie Epps, j w; r W
Fulton, Treasurer; R D Mills,
Secretary; NJ A Ross, S D; J Z
Ross, J D; j W Cook and L )
Spring, Stewards; sc Anderson
Tller,
The Lord loveth cheerful liver.
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Messrs D E Knight,
Prosser, Gary Poston, G D
non, Reese Cockfeld. {
Last Saturday night Mr.
Davis entertained Sc yeralfr
around here in honor of
Edna Davis. This proved
exceptionally pleasant to
who attended. The few NJ.
below, out of her many fries
were present: Misses Robe
Bradley, Lizzie Elan, Etf
Chandler. Sue Stanley, Or R L
Cockfeld, Messrs G d Cannon, D
E Knight, w F Cannon, Bas-
come and Wilton Cocktield.
|. Below is the list of the stu
dents, according to grade, in
Johnsonville High school that
made distinction in their work
for the month of November:
Tenth Grade-Alma Chapman
Ninth Grade-Ela Cannon.
Lessie Cannon, Juanita Hasel-
den, Ola Spring.
Eighth Grade-Elting Chap
man, Otis Huggins.
Seventh Grade-Nell Davi 5
Alberta Flowers, Albert Hug
gins.
Sixth Grade-kenneth Hug
gins. Wilma Higgins, Marena
Spring, Watts Venters, Willie
Davis.
Fifth Grade-Cornelia Cock
field, Elizabeth Cannon, Thora
Davis, Bernice Davis, Leah Fad,
dy.
Fourth Grade-Lucile Rollins,
Averette Rollins, Marie Flowers.
Third Grade-Blondell Cock.
field, Allene Cannon, Gilbert
Davis, Irene Mullinix, Edith
Perry, Edna Pueryear.
CORRESPONDENT.
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case
ing sides -"
Messrs Carey The
trainers of the ssissasssss5r law,
Mr. J P Carey OF Plckens repre-
senting the State and Mr. L p
Cothran of Greenville the de-
fenGant.
While the amount of liquor in
litigation was only one gallon,
this decision is OF far-reaching
Importance and will no doubt
seriously Interfere with the
business of liquor agents who
are wont to ply their trade over
the State, especially at this sea-
son Of the year.
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