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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-16
5tprn pnkntu.

Sffc at ippgc mep. Senrp @rorot
al SapIor, Start County, blep forlee
Sen al CONNER CRAWFORD osmt til
90 Cages 6GugieI o. $3.50 / OhiIft
ior at bope ltopiit 6orogt Tor &etten.
Brandt oor blepen al1flaget FOR llop.
liat 9rPnbeoinSialg, % Oct bar /
6orbinocIie bermeo ban tit ouernGon-
Re SiQPg.
Snunlo / Winut. s. 9. SoIuoriou
blep pcb &oIaet ii0Ite Wanbug faaret
iom Erpiiocnt Tor Mirot8 aommiSs
iionSitpre, ~ Senrn @nrcu til aour-
miaiGr. StcmmcQiorinNer oar iom
icIlcr. NuIoorion 232, Corr q.
GarOiQ 1876, @eter Ijuocncopcr "a,
@pron 373, 6rit3 1875. Soloorion
trUOer ntcoctior Nrthur 2eiuclr. ser
reiiQrcrte, % @prou inota9cr u. 6.
GmeriorS Ela0$.
Snuonnbnino pan Sort gerthplo.
Stouarc@mauo Sauna aumooeoc Tor.
IcNeu 6anbeISforerinQerne / Elo3n %
Hp0Cr ON al u0tale iiQ ON. bpiIteu
Sjo uiIoe rurc met befucm Tor Iob-
ningen al Sort @ertbpIo H~eieroutio.
ncr,, 90 Sc 10 Toreninlcr hor mi ipo,
ret, at Sc arier 14oe Allluit iom SEN
melt bcfpemme Tio. Sra ouOct NoI6
or iorciIuoct 4oc Cftobcr. VIu;a %
Rp0er cr Sc @nrr, hoor Reaiitration
Tor Sen itore 2unooabnira uil fore
Qaa.
Gu RiOinoS SnnS. Eaa Nortbern
Eaciiic @auenS Spor / Nrrbeocn al
Oicfuiou oor Ser iorIe0en ABORT Sor.
log puo al ioranituIte en- Sernbare-
uIptfe. ser u0eu TuiI piloe buoe TO,
itet mango MennciteIip. "a i. 6.
SOBER off longs Sporet trai ban ct
StcO, bnor Ser bar lagt iIere Seru'
baueipiIcr. o. oucupon biSie par Ell
StaaIifiuue anbrogt iaaIeocS, al %.
get meS frpgteliQ @irfnina oiIOe bIioe
pippet Al Sporet. Ntr. &oner iif fun
iaapiot fiernet OiSie Sorbinoriuger,
On ToSiagertoaet Tor iorbi.
llngopmsitrpnct | @ranS surfs.
@eb Der Webe. iom lluebomSiorenin-
ger ira ben 6orene0e airfeS Weni9.
heber / Earf Riuer % @ranb Sorts
Siitrifter iorrige llge oFboIot ! 8ranb
Sorts, blep oet be'tcmt, at npite
aorsmebe itoI aTboIoes / Grafton.
Eli lluebomSlo9eiS Sormanb paIg.
res Gait. q. &. @Ienr az @ranS
Sorts, % I'll Siceiormanb Bait. z.
S%isrnbom. @sbet par ooSt beiegt,
% miubit 1000 unee Wenueiter, re.
prPierterenbe enboer al SamiunoetS
Reni9beber / ben norbsitIiae Del al
Stnten poahsrte 6rebos Bolt. u. 8.
Sultenes 6orebrag on "Menigbe.
6ens YIister liseoperfor De hinge.
Get pnr WenisbeSens % airfens
Ylister, iasoe 3aIeren, at iamle ling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-16
Disconiin ~Seeislatur.

Se ib9rbi9e Sorisg, iom paa i'm
oeDprenOe 2eeisloturforiomIing er
giort paa at foa imuglet igiennem
en- gia, Der paolegeer Statens
2anbfommisipr at inbfiebe og be-
tale $45, 900 for en- Strimmel 2anb
inbeboIbenoe ~ Icre peb Chen al
Statsfairparfen / Wtilpaufee, err me-
item blet til Ell Sfanbule. 8ebfom-
menoe Stpffe 2ano tilbsrer Sbomas
Sleming | Miltpalfee, og bette er
oct anbet Soriss, iom er giort paa
at faa set praffet irb paa Staten.
Sen falles Sinansfomite bar inb-
itilet giaen til @ebtaeeIie, men bare
meb en- StemmeS Sberppgt, ibet Z
itemte for oe 6 moo Snoitiaingen.
gae Ieblemmer at Statens 2anb.
brugsfommisiion meb rnbtagelie at
8iqiam Ic2aren og Sranf Cannon
fra Wilpmifee og Grant II Siiber
fra Sonespiae err intob Sisbet, i0et
De erflprer, at 2anoitpffet bperfen
tranges, eler paa langt nPr er oRrb
Ben Bris, iom forlanges for oct.
Senator Sobn Sbonas, Tom bar
Weblem Of 2egislatliren, oa ben ops
rinbelige Sob ON Sprettelien at
Statsfairparfen bebtoges, erflprer,
at Inilaeet er "et al De freffeite Ep.
perier, iom bar ppret forisat / 2e-
gtslatliren paa mango gar."
Senatet bar tilitemt oct al Suiet
oebtasne gori1as ON Selpitpre for
gpen MiIpaufee. Sorioget bempn.
bigger gpraaoet til at i~ammenfalbe
en- &onbention til at foretage en- Res
oiiton at gpens Charter. Sor-
a~nbrineer I bette, ener npe &egIer
for gpitpret ma g~obfienbes at
gplgerne, for De fan trabe | Groft.
g9Igerne 9ioes ogiaa Ret til at for.
LANCE afitemning oper f~orsnffeoe
Sororbnipger, ifalo gproaoet ifuloe
n9ete of pebtage Dem.
Suiet bar aflaaet at tage unber
fornpet Speroeielie bet forrige uge
oebtaene Sorilas ON of faitiGtte
8aspriien I WiIpmufee til 60 Gent
pr. 1000 SOB. Sorilaget mooarbei-
bes ielbfslgelig paa oct fraftigite al
@asfompaniet bert 9pen.
Sltiet bar peotaeet 8rinnolobs-
ainenbementet ON of forbeie 2egisla.
turmeoIemmernes 2sn fra $500 til
5000 ON Iaret. Samme Dag for.
faiteoe Oct @obenitabs Sorilag ON
partifrie @alg / ale Statens gper.
Sen npe GeniionsIop ON Spret.
teIien af en- 8en~iionsfasie for Sfole-
lprere og SGrerinoer er I Wonoags
traaot ! @irfiombeo. Teniionsbe-
rettiaet er ale, iom bar itaaet | Sfo.
lens Sieneite / minoit % Iar, ener
iom for ben Sib al Selbreosbenipn
err giort uopetiee til at Ifistte lin
8ierning. Geniionerne beIsber Jig
til ira nogle Collars til $3.50 ON
@aret, alt efter Sterrelien al oct
9eIsb, iom af gebfommenoe er mo
betalt til geniionsfasien, og 29ng-
SEN af ben Si6 @eofommenbe bar
itaaet Sfolepeienets Sienelte.
Staten biorueer nieo ct gelsb at 10
Gent ON garet for boert Barn | ben
ffoIepIistise Moer.
Senatet bar tilitemt bet al Suiet
peotagne SoriIae, Der forbpber &pin.
ser of arbeibe | 9iltifer, 4ontorer eI-
Ter Sabriter rler emo 10 elmer ON
Saaen, eler nler enb s elmer ON
Hatten.
|. 2ieelebes bar Senatet tilitemt
SMiets gmenoementer til Gorilaget
ON SpretteIien al en- 9anbeoeisfom.
wisiion % @epileninsen al $780,
900 ON @aret til @eibpsnins. Go
ben er operienbt @npernsren I'll un-
AprIfripuiuo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-16
3hirbtnu,t
Seracr fummcr til ltnoiGtniug.

%cracr fummcr til llnSirtnina.
Iictor Berger, @i&coniius iociaIiiti.
ite aonqresmoub, piI tnge oftip Gel
/ Sen Scamp, iom SoIpe S%iIt,,nen,
ReSoftcr al et SociaIiitbIaS i San.
cocf, iortiSen isrer FOR Of erboIbe
amerifanif @orgerifob. SiItunen
bIep nemIia al CONNER Streeter al
Souabton Gountp GiitriftSret negtet
be iorIouaie 9orgerpapirer, iorbi
Icoaftereu peo Ell 2eiIigbeb bar BE
ben anflaget % bsmt for OoertrG-
Belle AZ Ell al @pen SancocfsSororb-
ninscr, ser iorbeo Of bore Gnorfiit-
lag / Tarooer. GoneresmanS
Berger bar nemIis M ifrepet Ill Den
.iorimooebe @labrebaftsr for Of er.
boIbe ole Sofia i Saaen % Den oil
ioa meb 2onaresmanbers @iitonh
bIipe isrt for Siaiens Ssieiteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-16
Pauineitepnet | Srooten.

@9ite llse, Den 22be, 23be os 24be
sunni, .fpmmer Oct itore Stepne JON
ifaI boIbes / 9rooten. DID maa ole
SaIinser iom paa nogen Maaoe tan.
De sobe SaIlineer, % andre meo, |
@rooten bar arbeibet utr9ttelie for
at faa iimnb ct eobt Nsbe. Ilt JON
aisres fan for at iaa et eobt Msoe
er bIet siort. Man bar iparet hper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-16
E1tn pukntu.

Ealbt / Srpnbcn. Carl @ernerS
TO aar ganle Ssn bebe forleben pda
SoipitaIet / Sort Iierre efter en-
bdftig iorctoQet Operation for gruh
paa SierreIfoIlen. Barnet hapse
peo TorploreneS Siem npr Tbilip
ToIot / en- % Too bpb @rsnb, hoori
Ser finn par 9oulfe tibet @ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-16
5SiuurIntu.
I'll Euitmcitcr ! Mplnr

Gil Tuitmcitcr i Muloc. aonarcs
monO Dtiler bar iii Goitmeiter /
@toIbe, q. &ouia 60, uubefaIct
ggrS. 9ioien.
SteOt tilbuilc UcS Il6crt Sca. -
SCR. og Mrs. :. 6. gclious Srr
SSrDir, Der forIe0cn 0rlifneoe / safe
@ttnnetonfa oco W~tiuueapoliS, bIru
SsnOog @itermioouq begroper ira
SorpIorenes Stem / Gilbert 2ea. Gu
Delegation al Shloeuter ira earle.
ION College i 9torthiieIo par tili,cNt
neb ge1rapelier. afosoe oiI0e nGite
Eor baoe grooueret fro Goaegct, o.
Har betrogte6eS iom Ell ~uipoOanli9
Iopenbe ing Miau0.
SOriDunoeu Eigc gieufunocn. alice
8roii, ben 10 aar gamie Riae, scr
forrige Ssroag bapoe forpil6et Tia
RPrbeoen al Bengal, blep 2sroog.
eiter al bare oouoret omfr'nG / Sto.
gene | rpiten en- llse. gierilm6en oer
SiIica Ching, omtrent 80 gtiI irc
Bengal. Senoes 4lPoer por efter II
bGpe i~treiiet ON / oen tpfte Sfoe lac
iorreone, al De neppe nof bang paa
og oesuoen bar bun iaa iorfommer
al Suit, at bum fin nreb Msie funol
tale, men bun oil bog leoe. Z De II
fioite Sdge par oper et Siinoreot
wfano beifieitise0e meo al giennem,
fsse Sfogene. os bet par paa bsi Sio
OF pisen fanotes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-16
What Caused II.

The Barber-You and your broth
err are such young men ! often o
der way you're so bald.
Cuttingham-lf you'll promise not
to say anything about it I'll tell you.
The Barber-l won't say a word.
Cunningham (whispering)- Our hair
fell outl-Illustrated Bits.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-16

ehmaRtneu -Snspennen- er mootaaeu I
COB CrSen, % ben er alt ct fan snfe en-
snmaiiine at pare. Den sisr eoet arbeise
% saar let.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-15
WHITE PASS
 ID ADOPT OIL

sKAGWAY, Alaska. Sept. G-Thor- oughIy satisfied that even the open ing of Alaska coal lands would not re- suit in reducing its fuel bill to any considerable extent, the White Pass & Yukon route, it is authoritatively stated, has determined to provide it's rail and river equipment with oil burners.
 The plan contempIates the supply d fuel oil to others than the systems own lines. and includes big power plants at Dawson and other points on the Yukon river.
 The proposed change of equipment on the system will cost $iO0,00O, as III locomotives and five steamboats are to be converted oil burners
 Big storage tanks will be construct ed at skagway, Caribou, Whitehorse, selkirk and Dawson.
 This is the third large power-using enterprise in Alaska to adopt oil burners. and after its operation be gins there will be left only small local market for coal outside of that
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-15
TRAMP TOUCHES
 TUCE'S TILL

While Johnny Wise, the bartender at the Board of Trade Saloon was serving a drink to a party in one of the boxes last night, the cash regis ter was robbed of s72.OO in cash.
 Tuck Flabarty, the proprietor of tn Board of Trade, left his place of bus mess shortly after II o'clock, there being no one in the place excepting the party in the box.
 For a time Tuck looked upon the theft as a joke, thinking that the money would be returned, but as this has not been done, he stated to a rep, resentative of the Alaskan, that he would take steps against the person taking the money, as he knows who did it.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-15
FRIENDS SEND
 MAURY HOME

Through the kindness of a number of friends, George Maury was placed aboard the Princess May last night with a through ticket to st. Paul where he is sent that he may be with his mother and two sisters who reside in that city.
 This ends a residence in skagway which begun in 1902.
 For many years Mir. Maury was employed in the W. p. & Y. shops as a machinist, and had the reputa- ton of being a first class workman, but like many others in the Northland through the fraildes of human nature his health began to fail and for the past several months he has been a total wreck and a burden on his friends.
 At last realizing that his brain and eyesight had become affected his friends raised purse of nearly one hundred dollars and sent him bacl to his relatives, that he may have loving care during the few remaining years he may have to live.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-15

color, tie interest seems to bs on. haacsd by ths fact ghat the IgoTy is thousands upon thousands of ysars old.
 There are three kinds of ivory found Ia Alsska-Mslnmoth, Msstodon and walrus.
 The Mammoth and Massodoa. Dss- historic animals. (aecordi1g to cur scisniists) lived a hundred thousand years ago. and today i5 found la ths ground by the natives. on tho shores of the Arctic Ocean. Boring Sea aad the North Pacific Ocean, and oeess- ionaily by miners in shafts and drifts. The fossilizsd eolorinz ia caused by minerals contained in the earth. where it had laid buried for thousands of years.
 H. D. Kirusa has the finest coiise, ton of old Fossil fv0ry ieweiry in the entire district. and it is vel worth ones time to inspect the bean tifui stock now on display la fhis pop uiar iewelry emporium
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-15
WILL INSTALL
 NEW MACHINERY

c. c. Griffith, of Youngstown, O., will be a passenger for the interior on tomorrow's train.
 Mir. Griffith arrived in town on the Ramona on her last trip and has been spending the intervening time in hunting and fishing in this vicin- ity
 When seen by a representative of this paper. MT. Griffith stated that he was the general manager of the AIaska-Ohio Mining Company, with mines on ElDorado Creek, White River District. He is making the trip into the workings for the pur- pose of inspecting the years work, and to make preparations for install ing a hydraulickiug plant on the creek. When questioned about this years work. he said that he was un- able to state just what had been done. but the results had been very satisfactory. ''in fact" he said "the encouragement we have had this summer justifies the installing Of a good plant, and we will lose no time in putting it in"
 Mir. Griffith will be inside about 30 days. and expects to return to the States by this route
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-15
FROM ALASKA ID
 WESTMINSTER

There was a very cosmopolitan com pany at the Cumberland Stores" Beak-street, w., on Thursday evening" when Mr. George Mowl, of the skag- way Commercial Club. Alaska, met with a very hearty reception on his visit to England. The torrld heat in the West End seemed to be temp cred by the breezy spirit that em- anated from the disciple of Alaska, who had travelled 5000 miles upon his visit. A supper party had been ar ranged by the Ben Laws Committee and after a splendid repast served up by Host Axtmanu, pr. Darby oc- cupied the chair at the subsequent proceedings. In proposing the health of Mir. George Mowl and the eOntin- ued prosperity of the skagway Com mercia1 Club, he referred to the great possibilities that were full of promise for the emigrant, and the good hand of fellowship that their guest held out as a member of the Arctic Bro therhood. and one who was fully ac- ouainted with the commercial life of Alaska. The toast was ioyously recei we'd with musical honours.
 On rising to respond, Mir. Mowl was greeted with enthusiasm. He thanked Dr. Darby and the committee for their spontaneous action in receiy ing man from Alaska, and dwelt at length upon the tremendous strides that Skagway, with only 1,4OO souls population. had made during the re- cent years He describde the move ments in trade, the social side of the Skagway environment, and was proud of the spirit prevailing in England towards the American nation, and he would take away with him to the Pa cific Coast many pleasant recollec- tions of his visit. Mir. Mowl present ed the company with a charming sou veuir in the form of a booklet pre- pared by Dr. Keller, editor Of the Alaskan Daily" and resumed his seat amidst loud applause. The har- mony of the evening was contributed to by Monsieur Paul, whose "Gay Parisien" won great appreciation. Mes danes Tucker and Graham we'll eX- pressed their desires in a musical duet. of to Alaska" and on being encored gave "In Darbyland" with great effect. Captain Royle was happy with "The Greenhouse" and Madame Axlman was charming in the mono lOgue "On to Lucerne." The com pany was a thoroughly representative one, amongst those present be ing Colonel Kopp CAustria) Mir. and Mrs. Palmer PlymOutn, F. Hess loche CBaden), Herman Revery CHau- over). Mir. Glenn CLondon and Noting ham, and Mrs. Stone.
 After singing the National Anthem the happy gathering separated at a late hour.-westminster Express.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-15

Thomas Vaughn. of Auin, who has been suffering from a dislocated shoulder for months yesterday un- derwent a successful operation which was performed by Dr. Gable assisted by Dr. Brawand. The dislocadou was of the compound sub-clavicular variety and various attempts have been made to reduce the dislocation without success, before he arrived in skagway.
 John Meiggers, commonly known as Gardener John" was a passenger south on the Princess last evening enroute to San Francisco. where he will in future reside. For 14 years Mir. Meiggers has been a resident of Skagway. and since he first planted rhubarb in his garden in 1897 he has supplied the tables of skagway with the best there was to be had in garden truck.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-15
0L.D FOSSIL IVORY
From Alaska Is a cgrio, a Souvenir
 And an Ornament

The interest shown by the tourist in the various souvenirs is greater in regard to the Fossil Ivory than any other specimen of curios which arc offered for sale by the numerous stores in the town of Alaska.
 Aside from It's beauty as an orna ment, surrounded as 1t ls with the gold nuggets, natural in shape and
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-15

8so for q home cooked meal- quick, clean service. Where3 At the New Home Restaurant, Fifth Avenue, half a minute from Broadway
 Chester c. Pullea. who has been In the Post Office for the past sum- mer, has resigned his position and win be a passenger south on the City of Seattle Mfr PulIen will enter the U. of w, as a freshman.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-15

which may bs used for coke In svust- ters projected for coast points. -Tac9- ma Tribune
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-15
H o l c g

N O TT C e
 Just received a shipment Of frsah oysters In shs1. You can now get oysters on half shell in any quantity at the Pack Train Restaurant
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
Free Garden Seeds.

We have been advised by Con
gressman Ellerbe that he is sending
us 200 packages of garden seeds for
distribution in this county. These
seeds are absolutely free and may
be had by calling at our Office or
by dropping the editor postal
CARD request. They come usually
in franked envelopes that may De
sent through the mails without
postage. These are very fine seeds
and those who tried them last year
were pleased with the result.
We have them for distribution
and will be gladly give them away
If
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02

In spite of our disclaiming any in
tention to offend in venturing to
send statements to delinquent SUBJ
scribers politely requesting that they
give the matter their attention, some
few on the list seemed to become
very much offended. Of course we
do not in the least regret the loss OF
this class of patrons. We don't
want a single subscriber who objects
to paying the full price of subscrip-
ton or who gets mad when we hap
pen to need our money and ask him
for it. We are glad to say, however.
the class referred to are very few;
the big majority of our subscribers
seem to value the paper and many
handsome little messages of sympa-
thy and appreciation for our work
have accompanied their cash.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
&<%$I
NNEW ADS.N
$A

The Peoples Market--Choice Eat
ables of Various Kin1s.
A 4 Richards Medicine Co, Sherman,
Texas Hunts Lightning Oil.
w Martin Tobias-The Oliyer Type
writer.
Jenkinson Bros Co-Weekly List Of
Specials and New Arrivals.
Williamsburg Live Stock Co-Car-
load of Horses and Mules To-mor-
row.
Farmers & Merchants Bank, Lake
City Statement of Financial Con-
dition.
Kingstree Insurance, Real Estate &
Loan Co-Better Be Safe than
Sorry.
Wilkins Wholesale Grocery Co
Oils, Vinegar, Syrup, &c.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02

Bethel, January 3O:-Messrs C L
and R S Burgess went to Kingstree
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs G w Burgess and Mr.
Bishop Burgess returned home Sat-
urday, after spending few days
with Mrs Charles Carraway at Eu-
tawville.
Mr. w H McElveen visited Kings
tree Saturday on business.
Messrs w H McElveen and &c
Wilson went to Olanta Friday of last
week.
Mss Mildred Dye. of Jessup, Ga,
is visiting at the home of Mr. R E
Burgess.
There was sociable given at the
home of Mr. and Mrs G w Burgess
Friday evening of last week. Those
present were: Misses Ruth Morgan,
Poss Epps, Lee Cooper, Mary Bur-
CESS, Jeddie Coker, Ruth McElveen,
Pattye Burgess, Lula Epps; Messrs
Arthur Cooper, Clayton Wilson,
Ira Epps, Mack Wilson, David Epps.
Forest Coker, Daniel McElveen,
John Lewis Coker, Hardy McElveel.,
Tommie Cooper, Horace Loryea, Rob-
bic Burgess, Letcher McElveen. The
crowd seemed to have enjoyed the
occasion very much.
Well, Mr. Editor, if this escape
the waste basket l shall call again.
ROSE BUD"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
Past Help.

The man with the old clock under
his arm laid it on the jewelers. show
case. 81 wish you'd see what Is the
matter with this" he said.
The jeweler removed the dial,
screwed his eyeglasses into place and
inspected the works Of the ancient
timepiece.
Nothing is the matter with 1t now.
Its sufferings are over"
"Well. how much do l owe. you:'
asked the man.
Nothing" answered the jeweler.
This isn't a professional treatment.
This is a coroner's inquest."-Youth's
Companion.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
The Dairy Barn.

The cows. barn. mllkman. mllK
house and separator all must be clean
for best results. Take. for instance,
the barn in which the COWS are kept.
If 1t is allowed to become dirty and
full Of foul smelling Odors and manure
allowed to accumulate in it for weeks
at a time it would be next to impos-
sible to handle milk in such a barn
without bringing it in contact with
thousands of undesirable bacteria, az
It Is in filthy. foul places that bac'
terra thrive and accumulate by the
Millions
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
All Provided For.

Before come TO call on yOp
steady" said the young man with til"
low cap. Il want 10 know If you have
got kid brother"
YES. I've got QUE" said the girl
with the gum labi,. but nav said II
I'd only ketch steady she'd snake
the kid out Of the way on courtin
nights. ."-BoSton Herald.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
Counter Case.

Upon being called in the police court
at Asheville. n. c.. charged with an
assault upon a clerk at a soda water
fountain. the defendant arose and
said, Your honor. am guilty. but
plead a counter case," whereupon
the aforesaid clerk arose and replied
"Your honor. the counter didn't have
ANYTHING to do with 1t. l walked
around the counter before l struck
him Case and Comment.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
TRIO TRUISMS
Touching ThingsThat Have Been,
Are and VIII Be.

Trio, January 31:-News around
here is not very easy to find.
Mr. w T Rowell was visitor to
Georgetown last Monday.
MrT G Mcdonald and son were
doing" Harpers last Sunday.
Mr--Avant of West Andrews
was here last Sunday visiting his
daughter, Mrs T G Mcdonald.
Mrs W E Graham is spending
some time with her sister. Mrs
Waldron, at Andrews.
Mr. Chas F Bryan was among the
visitors to Georgetown last week.
He reports fine time.
Mr. A Minis was noted here last
Sunday. Glad TO have you any time,
Mr. M. Be sure not to carry anyone
off.
Mr. ] W Register was a passenger
going to Georgetown last Saturday
to spend Sunday with his people"
It is rumored that Mr. w A Gam
BILE is going to leave US, report say
ing he is going to Santee or near
Georgetown. Hope the alarm is
false.
Mrs E L Powell, accompanied by
Miss--Wells, visited the formers
brother at Blakeley'slast week. The
latter (the brother) is said to be sick
with typhoid fever
Mr. Thomas had a very painful
accident to happen to him last Fri
day. He stuck a nail in his leg and
came very near bleeding to death.
DrLW Moore attended him. Mr.
Thomas bled nearly three quarts, it
is said.
Mr. ] w Lockliear's little child has
been quite sick for some time. Glad
to hear that she is improving.
Mr. ] B Files has returned home
after attending the Union meeting
near Lake City.
Mr. w E Graham has heen gone
from home for several days. He is a
delegate to the Baptist convention
near Lake City.
DIR D q Rowell has leased piece
of land from Mr. ] W Register and
is now busy doing the plowing act.
Here's luck, Zed.
Almost everybody around here
seems busy trying to get his land in
shape for planting.
Messrs Register and Rowell are
doing all they can to drain their
land. They have a force of hands at
work to get the water off the prop
erty. Keep up the good work for
that is what we need, especially
,,d +h;s nl.ce PRODIGAL.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
esoros Was Not the Only One.

"Come in this evening and our
daughter will play and sing some OF
her own compositions"
"All right"
"Now | know that Washington was
not the only one who could not tell
lie."
"Why so?'
You might have said you had an
other Observation-Disclosures Record
Herald.