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?**-. . . ? I Kingsttee Library Society. "I lie m .vt regular meet in:: of 1 he Kinpstivo Library S^c-ely will bo ix-l 1 on J ucsday, jO h at it o'clock, at the resilience ol Mi. Jacobs, All members are re quoted to be j ivseiil. us ollicers ;r:nl committee to buy books will be eit eted. Cbhuary. F.lizaheth Teco Flovd, dangliter ^ of Mr. and Mrs. I). W. Floyd, died ( n the iiiornin<r '?!' dune 10. 1000. J>he was 0*1 i-n October 11, lS.O.'J. While at a tender age she was taken and eared lor by her devoted grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. \V. i). Filch. Little Tece. thejo\ and sunshine of a happy home, was claimed and taken : way from the clasp ol loving friends to join the happy ones in heaven. There she stands on the bright and beautiful shote beckoning her loved ones o that home "where the leved ones who are* called away ^Liii! never tay adieu." "Twai iiom a [?ain-ra<:ked body that she Went to llie jo\s of a Savio. V i i^111 hand When we consider her pieK pain.-, and trials we also say.**.iiere remained) a res' lor the J eopie <>1 ( hid.'' J. I?. II. Lr. Crcck.nton Ltfinps H-.s Position Editor County IJeeord" In your i-> ue of May ."1st \ otei ri>ks l!i<* c;r d <1 itos lor Hit- Lojrisidiiiurc llio following; <|t;c>iions: Aro you ic> 1 vor of prohibition.' If ij: t, do you favor the disptn<?rv p!au of dispensing liuuors, ( rate you in laror ol hiirh license? i'oiniM ni<? space in your va:ua'ile paper to make I he foilowiui; reply: i am not a prohibitionist. 1 ant i'i lavor o!" lite dispensary as i' i<. Ii ii is proved a good solution !' the lienor question. My iK'\t choice would lie high license under a general dispensary law. Very respectfully, J. R. 13i:ocmmox. In.lmntown. Jutie 9. ft Mow Pnr Man Spptiul Arrun ;> WiioreJ;y a Free Copy Can < ' Oi;tuLit <1 by Every Rentier f This Paper. ivF' For week* ;i:e presses ^jy - havrV>n lm?y turning A out tiio enormous ports'. "Xg iou of It. .1. Newton . K Uatiiaw:; . > u>-w book? n&xKk S\\ ?> Yicor, u , )'l Health"- ljoressary to ?; A-.4 7 satisfy the public de inati'l. Dr. ll irna\vj> li:i> reserved a limited .Wyj,,' + '' cumV-r <>i tkrrspd ooks. 1 a:idt>ic?"b?,b.;s-ptH,j:ill> " -iL;^s arranged to send fr??n by -K"i ? IV. mailt reade.-<ofMo, \>& -INjT "'"yV ??;.p. r ?v.ho >e:td inui.u :?iia and full add: -*> to him. For N> ye:r* Dr. Hathaway Iih> confined lit proi v - ;!in: v:t exclusively to dis-ases of men. aii l d.-.rii - :b : tane be lias rest or-d more men to Imalm. vig >r. a-etnlces* and hrtppine-v than any tvu oth -r d?x*to!> in the country combined. l;r. Hatlmwav t~Pats and cure* by ane-tho'l Miriruiv h:-" ?> ' .'i. discovered and ii*-rieeted r>; thin - if and u*ed exclusively by Iiiin. !.?>-> of Vitali::. Va.'Jcocii*. Stri-ture, Dlon-l I'onon:!..; u its ddlerent Khcmuatism. Heak Hack, nil r::-."!' c o; nrMinrv complaint?. I'lwr*. Soros and Skin Dir. ;i.-es. Dricthtslbsoaseand all term? t Kidney 1: !.' Ms. His ti aun- i't ?<?r imdertoned men r stores lost vitality ayd rvikc; the (al.eiit .1 stroa^. vrlh rigorous mail. Dr. Hatha un's success in the treatmrn* ot Vara-o. and HtrKure without lb;* aid <>t knile or cautery :> phenomenal. Tin natient is treated by tliij method at hi? own homo v nhout turn or loss ot tniK irotn business. This is positively tli? onlj tro.itrtent which euros without :tu opointlon. Dr. llarb-jvay ?vJJ> theparticular arteiitiou of Mitten r- from Varicocele ana stricture to n-it?? > vr. -v and .''.t ot hi< n-'v bank. Kvery ease taken by Dr. Uathawav Is specially treated a -cordhu: to it* nature.all under his k? t?.ral persou:il?ai;;ervision.aii'l aU renicdieshNed by him are prepannl from tliepurestaudbcstdruas ih 1 ris own iatMiratories tinder his personal ovcrsntht. Dr. Hathaway makes nocharee foreonsiiltalion or advice, either at bis office or bv niail. and w hen a ease is taken the ono low fee covers all cost of medicines and professional servioes. Dr. Hathav.ay always prefers. wh'-n it is possible, tohave 1:1s patients call on him tor at least oae.infcrview. but this is not essential, as lie lias etired scores at thewn-hs of patients in all sections of the world w hot. he ha* never seen. IIis System of Home Treatment Is >o perfected that he cau br:n* about a euro as surely and speedily as thoucli the patient called daily at his oflice. J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. D. I)r. Hatha*ay X' Co., Rrvaii Strm'h Suvannuh. Ha. MENTION THIS VAPKH WHEN Y.'r.m NO. Women are rarely jiood listener??unless (here is a .convenient key-hole. J.; 0, (.V.nneU.v, Kvati'yke. *Tenn., says, "1 tajmot, say 110 muck f? r Pc-1 Witt's Witch Hazel. Sal\>. One hou of it cured what thcdoctok* railed an , incurable ulcer on my jaw." Cures J piles and all skin disea-os. Lookout for j worthless imitations. Wallace & John- i >tu. Stop,the leaks on the fatni. Get h Bia_pe Swine Book and learn how to lo it. Published hv W liner Atkins ?n Go., P uadelphia. t ^ Boo't Stop i jJ taking Scott's Emulsion be- ^ ; O cause it's warm weather* ^ I 1 Keep taking it until you arc j i i cured. ^ J tp It will heal your lungs and ? \ cri\re viil -ri^h KJfV.d :tl StlRl- fc.I 5"w 7 vw # n I a mcr as in winter. It's coa F, j r liver oil made easy. ' it 50c. and $ 1. All drnjtjis's. jt Money talks. Thai's why lhey ; put a woman's head on I lie silver : dollar. Uln'Uiinciik' i- n<?t roeomniemJed for ' the euro of oven ill: it dors not curt* 1 everything. Jlui it is a certain eurc ' f??r rheumatism, ami i>a fin** blood j?u' riH?-rand laxutiv.-; try it. AYallaoe ^ Johnson. Me.i Sometimes think they understand women, hut men are soim'iniies joois. Do You Need An Electric Belt? I)r. J. Nf\vt?ti Hathaway li:tj ed tin eloetriv holt wni?h he i ? |*rc|?:W' cil to furnish to all patients who need it. at a merely nominal ch.-ugey Write j to J. Newton Hathaway, M. J>.. i'*? Jtryan St.. Savannah, (in. \Vlion a woman wet-j>s seaMing j tears she i> hotline over with rage. .1 I' Hoo<i, .) tM.iec of the peace, Cros1 by, Mi?s.. makes the following sttite! ment: I etui certify that One Minute j ('ough Cure will do nl! 11 *:11 i- elaiined I for it. My wife could not tret her ; breath and the first dose of it relieved i her. It lias also benefited my whole i family." It acts immediately and elites j coughs, (.'old-croup, grippe l>n m-hiris. ; asthma ami tdl throat and long trou! hies. Wailree .lohusi li. I You eau never tell what a wo^ man or a jury is going lo do. J "After sittV. riitir from severe dyspepsia j over fwelve years and using many , i,t penuauerti n?ou i ! rinitlly took Ko;ioI I>yspep<i t Cure- It jtiirl n:?' so iijiteh jjotw! j i eeoinnuturi if I to everyo:u\" writes .1 K Watkius. I Clerk ami Keeorrler. Ciiillicothc. Mo. It digest- v.Jiat you vat. Wallace A' Johdsoir ; The up-to-date woman is never up to date with her age. ? ~ . " I After Mitlerinjf tr ?tu pile- for iifteea ; years I w:i> eured by two i?o\? - <>1 i?(-NUt - WKcfi J ir/.et Nave. uilte. W. .i. llaxt r, North litN. ('. it jheals everything. Iteware of ?.*??u??J**1*fcits. \V;tlJ;jn- .1 tlitisun. A woman".-1. j?< are lite rose ami her tongue i- the thorn. f w on.I) NOT SlTFKlt so A<;Ai N Koi: FIFTY TIME.- ITS PKI'E. I awoke la-i nigh- \\ itii .-everc painj In my I never J'elt .-<> hadh" ; in all my iif--. When 1 mine down to : work thi- ntorning 1 felt >o weak I j eoiilh hardly work I went to Miller I \* .t ' i..v .7...... ... i .i ... . ; a ii v Hill* > u* >iuir ?i?l*i ui?'\ if ! eomincnticd I hand ( rlain's Colic. Clc I i-ia and Diarrnoei iJenicdx. It work-d J like ntaijie and one do-e lixcd Tip* all 1 ri^lit. !l c rtailv is the fiiicst tiling 1 ever used for sionsa"h trouble. I <h:ili ! not be without it in mv home here after, tor 1 .-lnaihl not rare to endure {the sufferintr of la-t nipht attain for i tiftv tiint's its price.- <L II. Wilson. | Liveryman, llurfO'ttstnwn, Washington (<?.. La. This remedy i- for -ale by Dr. I>. ( . Scott. La-t I'aij J S)trained inv left hip while handling -one* heavy boxes. The doctor 1 called on -aid at tirst it was a slight strain and would soon l?e well, hut it. tfrow worse and the doctor then , -aid 1 had rheumatism. It continued to jriow worse and could hardly tfot around to work. 1 went to a drutr store and the drnjrjrisi reconimendeil me to try Chamberlain's Lain I?tlin. I tried it and one-half of a oU cent bottle i-ntiivly cured mo. I row recommend it j | to all my friend-.- K. A. Babcock, Krie. \ ; I'a. It is for sale by I?r. K* C. Scott* | A ( ARJ?OF TH.A N KS. I wish to say that. I ftvl under last' ; i ing obligations for what Chamberlain's"' [Cough Remedy has done for our family. | We have used it in so many cases of Ieoiu'hs, lung trouble and whooping jcouglu aud it has always given the.i most j>erfee.t satisfaction, we feel great-1 ! ly indebted to the manufacturers of ! tbis remedy and wish thgm to please j [accept our hearty thanks ?Respect-; folly, Mrs. S. I>oty, I)es Moines, Iowa f For sale by I?r. D. C. Scott. _ i I - ? w Blood Poison Cured by B. B. B. Deep-seated, olwtinatc eases, the kind that have resisted doctors, hot springs and patent medicine treatment, quickly yield to B. It. It, '(Botanic Blood Balm), thoroughly tested for i?0 years. Have you mucous patches in the mouth, sore, throat, eruptions, eating sores, bone [tains, itching skin, swollen glands, stiff joints, copper colored spots, chancres, ulceration on the body, : hair and o\ eh rows fall out, is the | skin a mass of boils, pimples and ulcers?Then this wonderful B.B.B. | specific will completely change the j whole body into a clean, perfect, . condition, free from eruptions, and skin smooth with the glow of pcr; feet health. B. B. B. drains the \ poison out of the system so that the symptoms can no', return. At the same time B. B. It. builds up the broken down constitution and improves the'digestion. So sufferers may test I>. H. 1?. a trial bottle will be given away free of charge. 11. 11. li. for sale by d/tijrgists at j $! j-er large bottle, or 0 large bottles ! (full treatment) $ ">. Completediree1 lions with each bottle. For trial | bottle address Blood Balm Co., i Atlanta. Describe trouble and free | medical advice given. A v oman never tell- her age alter she gets old enough to know better. W. S. Mnsser. Millbcim. Bit., saved i the life of his little girl by giving her One Minute Cough Cure when she wa< 'dying from croup. It is the only harmless remedy th .f gives immediate results. 11 qui kly cures coughs, colds, j bronchitis, grippe, a-tluna and all throat and lung troubles. Wallace it ; .lohrisoii. j . ... _ The only way to successfully j argue with woman is to keep j silent. If troubled with rheumatism, Kiv?? ! Chamberlain's Pain-Haim a trial. It I j will not mst you i rent if it does no I oi.od. (>tit> triplication will relieve the j pain. It also cures sprains and bruises in one-thinl the time required l>y any other t rearm .nt. Cuts, burns, fiost: bites, quinsey, pains in the side and elicit. glandular ami other swelling are illicitly cured by applying it. Kverr bottle warranted. Price tin and ">!) cts. |)r. I>. ('. Seott. Wen woman jreis her rights she will he man's equal instead of his boss. Dr. Cady's Condition Powders. Are just what a horse needs when in bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier ami vermifuge. They are not food but medicine ami tilt? be?t in use to put a horse in prime condition. IViee '2~> cts. j per j achate. For sale by I). C. Scott. j One touch of the miliinerV fin-1 jiev< tn.ikcs the whole feminine, . worlti kin. ' - i "I had *imarh f rouble twenty vim is j and u':i rC nf.lmncj'f liciinr cored till 1 t? n'.'i!? i" ii>t* K? <!<?! I>ys|>?'|islu ( inc. It ii:i> ilimc in*- (> much jfootl 1 rail it the >avU:r nf my life," w?.ite< W K Wil-' ki:iM.u. Albany, Trim It digests what ; vc?:i ear. Wallace \ Johnson. : A witheiiii" look will nlwnvs' faibc ;i talkative woman to dry! up?nit! HACKING COl'C.II Ct IlKD. Itamon's l.ivor l*ilN & Tonie JVllethave permanently cured me of a vert I troublesome disease that I had in my hack, stomach and bowels which was , accompanied hy a hacking cough. I was for a long time unable to get up , when I was down: but now I am as J ' well as anybody. 1 believe 1 would have been ill tuy grave if" 1 had not! used theni. 1 have sold the.u*f<?r the lu-t t. n years. My customers will1 have no otiier.?W. ('. Lanbry, Kinbrv,. (la. Wallace Joliiisoii. Any woman who is a match for! n man will alwevs firp nn when he strikes her. Tin* easiest and most, effective! method os ;-nrifvln^the blood and in-, -:it in? t lie system is to foike ' DeMfittV l ittle Eirly Risers, j the .famous little pills for cleansing; the liver - and _ bovwls. W^llacel & Johnson. Woman is a lovely dream?and drpam? j:o by contraries. "DeWitt's Little Early , Risers axe the tinest pills J ever used-."?!> Moore, Mill brook. Ala. They quickly cure all liver and bowel troubles. Wallace and Johnson.. ? CANDIDATES CABDS.ji FOR CONGRESS. I hereby announce myself a eaniliilitc for Representative in Congress 1 from the Sixth Congressional District j (if South Carolina, subject to the action j1 of the Democratic primary. I1 RORKRT K. SC.\RROR<>UGIl. FOR .SOLICITOR. j, I am a candidate IVr re-election to 1' i tin? office of Solicitor, and attain solicit ! thu Mipport of the vote's of the Third ! 5 ( areuit. subject to ttie rules of the J 1 Democratic primaries. .JOHN S. WILSON. IIOI'SE OF REPRESENTATIVES. 1 i After the solicitation of many friends il hereby announce niv candidacy for| election to the House of Repre-<enta| tives, promising t<> abide by the decision 1 of the Democratic primar.* election. ' I'. S. WALL. I I hen-by announce myself a candidate for election to the House of Re- . prcsenta'ives ami promise to abide by ( the decision of the Democratic primary. W. M. KEELS. We. the Oak Ridge Democratic Hob, | do hereby endorse ,T. H. Hl'TSON a 1 candidate for the Legislature, subject 1 to the rules of the primary election. f1 W. W. fox. President I W. It. I.lakeley, Secretary. I hereby announce myself a eandi i | date for the House of Representative s4; 1 ; subje -t to the c nstling I>? niCv'i'.'it ic p: i- j 1 i mary election, and promising to abide |' ' by tlie rule* governing the same. T. f{. (tOUKDI.V. 11 Mr E'titor: F!e:He antiouiice Mr. ' W. J>. (IRA VSOX. <>t" Reason. a eandi- J date for the Legislature, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. FRIENDS. ( 1 hereby anuounee my.self a caudid.'lte for election tc the House of Representative*. and promise to abide by [ the deeisiun'of the Dcoctnratie primary. J. (I. McCUI.LOFHIL . ICo I I? IllJOCL'IVTMS: cnliiimt " *' " I ] j to the Democrat!** primaries. We arc authorized to announce Mr. .1. J. It. MONTGOMERY aco-didate for the Mouse of Kepresentati ves, >ub-|> jeet to the rules of tie* Dcmocratee j j primary. !| | FOIL C'OF NTV Sl'PKiil N'TEND- j KNT OF KDIC.VTION. j, i * r<?m i < i 11 to a hide by the decision j t of the Democratic primary, i announce ! ! myself a caiuli?tate !'<>r re-election to the ollitv of County Siiperinrcu-1 | dent of Education. Krspectfully. [ < NAlJOli D. LESESXE. j? 1 I hereby announce toy candidacy fot j 1 ! Snnerinfendent of Edttra! on. oromis-O ; iiiit to abide l?y tin* (ii'c isioii of-the Dom-: 1 orratic voters in tin* primary election. \1 C. W. WOLFE. i1 1 hereby announce myself as a ean-.j I (lit la to f?.r Countv Superintendent "?t; Education, xitbjict t<> the PoQionatic j primary. WM. COOPER. j| I hereby announce myself as a can- ( dictate fur County Superintendent of i Kumutior:,. Williamsburg County, sub- \ jcct t<? the rules governing the FVnio- j i eratie party. I am permanently loeated ! t at I lie county seat, a lid if elected ran j always bo found at my po^t of duty, j <;eo. s. bakr. |t FOUCLKKK O'-'COrin. I :itni??itfit*e mvscif :i candidate for " Clerk or Court, promising to abide by ; tin* drci-ion of the Democratic voter* in.i i? the primary election. ; ( J. E. Mc EL VEEN*, j, 1 hereby announce iny candidacy for I , Clerk of Court, promising to abide by j the decision ot the D m<? ratic: voters ; | iu the primarv election. i . .1. l?. CAMEL. |1 e I hereby announce niy-e!f :i cainl;-, date ft?r Clerk of Court of Williams-i burg county, -tih'wct to the rules of j the Demycmrio primary election..llav-1 < in<r li.ul the advantages <>f a <r.s d i j business cdueat ion. 1 feel confident that | 1 can discharge, the duties of the otliee wi;h dispatch and to the satisfaction of .. 11 Dl'I'IV I! Ii I V LV \f I T! I ,J I hereby announce myself i candi-, date for Clerk of Court of Williams- j j bur.iT County, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary election. B. C. willTEHEAP. j I hereby announce .myself a fundi- ^ date for Clerk of Court of WilHacw-'a huijf eouu.ty, subject to the ryh s ot the j 'Dtuxtofra&ic primary election. | tl EDWl^C. EPPS. v | . I hereby announce my. candidacy for } t; Cifrk of Court of Williamsburg county,: a .subject to the Democratic primary J election., W. W. GKAYSU.V . 1 heiebv. announce niv.vif a cmnii-1 fi daf for Clerk of Court of Williams- ! J .hnrp county, subjtct to the rnles of the t c Dim >cratlc primary election. : z fl.l/GH.MoCCTCHS>,s. j " CANDIDATES CAEDS. FOR COl'NTY TREASURER. 1 hereby unnoimce my candidacy for re-appointment to thcoftiw of County, rrcasurer. ptmnising.to abide by the" ruiesof the ensuing Democratic pri? narv election. U. I). ROLLINS:I ln-reby announce myself a-condi lTl?' l<)3 the :ipii<'iiitmeiiL or. countyTYeasurenat. the ettf uing. Democratic, primary election. subjyr* v> th? rules covering the same. . W. L) OWEXScFOR SHERIFF. ] reepeetfuily solicit the vote at theDemot ratic primary for Sheriff, promising to abide the decision of the same. KDW1X HARPER. I hereby announce myself a candid iatc for Sheriff, of Willianisbu rgi . utility, subject tw the Democraticprimary election. W.II. FAMPBELL1 hereby announce mvself as a Can-ilidate ror Sheriff of "Williamsburg L'ouaty at tin- next general election, subject to the Democratic Primary. iinvnv i i nni'ivpov iir..>ui u. uniting. P rtewbr announce myself as a candidate for S'jerirt' <?f Williamsburg [ ountv, subject to the Democratic p.li- ruary election. c.Et): .r. oka?am;. PJIOB A T E Jl'I >( i E. ' .1,.). STEELE. .Ir.. has Sled hi.*. > pledge to abide the result ot the primary, awl is now u candidate for. Pro liate .1 rnlgx I hereby anrwunce uiv CJinuidru:}* for* iheotllceoi Probate-Judee of \Vii:jam*r burg county. subject to the ruUw ofthev Democratic priinarv. W E. II AW A i I hereby atinouticc mvself. a candidate tort he office i?f Probate .Judge,, uibjcct to the rules of the Deiwicraiicprimary eheticu. >V. B. MeCA-VfS?. I hereby nnnoturoe mv candidacy for Probate Judge of Williamsburg, sub ject t.? the nil s of the Democratic primary election.. E. M. SMITH-. COUNTY SCREJiVTSOR. We.-a re authorized to atmmmce B. 8.. ?>MTH a candidate for C-otuity Sux-rvbor. subject to the mies- of the Iternsicratic primary. Subject to the decision of the Demo- . ratio prima.")'. I am a candidate fonhe olUce ef .County Sui^rvls'u- of \t i#?" inm.-birg County. P. McrU KE BltOCKJ W?\ I hereby announce in/self a eandi? latefor tbe office of. County Supervisor <t' Williamsburg County, subject to the nicsofthc Democratic primary ele<ion. W. 1>. FITCH. T1 i\.l ... 1. x u;mi\iu- i>i > i: *:ii xr in, ir;. iaiir*. njj support given me- in t he pa?t-, T.,? lereby announce my-elf n candidate for (inuiily Supervisor, subject- to it.*-.* tiles <>f /In* Democratic parte. ^ U. P. J* VLUW1>\ J In rchy* announce my ?nnditlmty for lie office of County SnpenK>r of Wr>~, iunisdutrg county, subject to the rule*-., f the Democratie priroarv election. It. M. THOMAS. . 1 hereby announce niv "an-litljic-y fc*^he office of (.'oiliity Supeni wfyiSUbjecU. o the rnlcM f ti < Democratic p'tinarv A Ft. Bl*K HOWS.>' I hereby announce my candidacy for he. office of Countv .Super visor, sub Fee'. , o the rules of the. ensuing Democratic irimarv election M..>. MONTGOMERY I hereby anmnnee myself a eamii late for if ejection to the '. Bee <.? ' ounty Supervisor. J wili abi.le th?* let-Dion of .the Democratic primarylection. It. fV CHANDLEIl. I hereh/-uinouiiee myself a caroli late for'County SujH-rvisor of Wii?; iainshurr 70UHI v. subject to tl;u etilej?-. if the Democratic prima rv. S.-M. HK-VDSi^Wr I hereby announeerny-e'f a eainliilatCf or County supervisor of Williamsburg ounty. subject to the rules of the-j Miv.ii raric primary election. r \v ( oiv vi# f ? " " > ' / '* . ?-? V ' / KOK COKONhR. I hereby announce myself a .caudi- late t'*;r re-el -Ktjnri for CVirouer,..y,;-(viJr:. sin;; r<> abide by the decision oSt'the ? )eniocratic primary. h, m. m:in:ows. ; I hereby anu.oum?e tmseJf as a tpiudfrs.' ate tor C'yt:rt?e:-;,.?ubj<.Tt to the -Tlte* : t>verni?g the Democratie-primary. I v ?? living at the county, seat. andU'ti.' lecu>?M csin dtH'haW; thy duthw o*-f~ he otfl?*e at short notice. Circumstance*.-. % Kill prevenv.rny canv.-vtsir-g the '?uu-*. y. but I w"4' appreciate the vale u?,.? ttjiT-tuuK'ii '' in*1 .J. X. HAM.MST. COUNTY iH-MTOK.' TTe hereby annour.ee-vH, /. UAMN;V L>r re-election to the ti!l>e of Count* mditor on bis rv<*>rd as a f ittrf?*fc">u.du; alible otReial, subject to the ru!*? < ovcrning thw Democratic prjinarWs. s