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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-01

Village moving is an order of things
in South Dakota now. Work on the
moving of the villages of Old Platte.
Old Selby, Castillo. Bloomington and
Bdgerton to points on the line now be-
ing built by the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul company between Platte and
Napa, distance of eighty-three miles,
is being carried on. Two or three Of
the villages are four or five miles from
the new line. The houses are placed
on skids and hauled over to the rail-
road by traction engines.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-01
Bricks from Glass Waste.

An important discovery is said to
have been made by DR.. Ormandy Of st.
Helens, formerly science master In tho
Gamble Institute. He has succeeded
in producing bricks OF a commercially
valuable character from the waste
heaps at glass making establishments.
This refuse. of which millions of tons
have accumulated, consists mainly Of
spent sand, minute particles OF glass
and about per cent OF iron from the
various processes. and 1t has hitherto
been considered that the presence OF
iron prevented the use Of the material
In the manufacture Of bricks. The ex-
periments carried out by DR.. Ormandy
have negatived this hypothesis and he
has successfully established the fact
that bricks can be produced out OF the
waste by special treatment.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-01
yeteran Return, Ills Pension.

Uncle Sam has regular contributor
to the general fund Of the govern
ment. Promptly the first week of ev-
cry quarter check for SIS is received
at the treasury department. with a re-
quest that 1t be placed in the miscel-
laneous fund of the treasury, from
which 1t can only be withdrawn by a
special act Of congress. The money is
from a veteran of the civil war. He is
an employe Of the Philadelphia mint.
He explained in his first letter that as
long as the government employed him
at a good salary, he would not accept
the pension.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-01
Bible from Emperor william.

Emperor William has presented a BIZ
bic to Rev. f. Wischau. pastor of st.
Paul's German Lutheran church in
Philadelphia, in recognition of the six
tieth anniversary of the church and of
Mr.. Wischau's thirty years OF service
in the congregation. The bible con-
tains in the Old Testament portion
thirty full-page engravings from paint
ings by old masters. The New Tesla
ment portion is illuminated with If
teen engravings by Heinrich Hoffman,.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-01
BUG PUNCTURES,
Bicycle Bug Operator on Wheels Mt
Evanston, III.

Bicycle Bug Operator on whoeis Mt
Evanston, III.
Evanston. H., is now presenting to
science the latest freak In bugs-the
bicycle bug" This hornet-like In
sect looks like a caricature of New
Jersey mosquito. On body little
more than an inch long It supports u
pair Of tentacles four inches long. with
which 1t works havoc with the rubber
tires of the wheels. The bug bores
into the rubber until the escaping air
frightens 1t away. The first wheelman
to suffer was Peter Arndt He found
one of the tires fiat, while on the other
one was the first bicycle bug" that
has yet been captured. He took his
prize to Witt Bros repair shop, where
1t soon drew crowd of curious spec
tators. Before the afternoon had pass
ed number OF Chicago wheelmen told
the same story of the strange bug. Pro-
lessor William A. Locy, Of the North
western University biological labora-
tories, called the bug an ichneumon. II
Is not common In this country. Its
usual place of burying It's tentacles
is In the bark Of tree. laying eggs
through them. Professor Locy said
that perhaps the bug mistook the soft
rubber for the pulp on the trees.--En-
genealogical News.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-01
Electric Light for Simla.

1t is proposed to erect an electric
light plant at Simla, the summer capt.
tai Of India. 1t is in the foot hills OF
the Himalayas and water power is
abundant Kerosene is used at the
present time.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-01
CHAPTER VI.

Who had killed Leonard Barlowe?
For days Mollie pondered over this
question. and another one that would
keep coming back to her-had the Du-
bois any private knowledged that had
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-01

Many a man boasts of his ancestors
whose ancestors would be ashamed to
admit he belonged to the family.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-01

One way to suppress a chronic Dor
rover Is to get your work in first.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-01

The dog population of Chicago Is
40,296. The license on these is $780,
592.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-01

want you to change temples and to
give up the worship of this unsatisfy-
ing and cruel god for the service of the
Lord Jesus Christ. Here is the gold
that will never crumble. Here are the
securities that will never fail. Here
are the banks that will never break.
Here is an altar on which there has
been one sacrifice that does for all,
for by one sacrifice hath Christ per-
fected forever them that are sancti-
fed" Here is God who will com
fort you when you are in trouble and
soothe you when you are sick and
save you when you die. For he has
said: when thou passest through the
waters, / will be with thee, and
through the rivers they shall not
overflow thee; when thou walkest
through the fire, thou shalt not be
burned, neither shall the flame kindle
upon thee"
When your parents have breathed
their last and the old. wrinkled and
trembling hands can no more be put
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-11-01
Degrading Worship Goes On.

Still the degrading worship goes on,
and the devotees kneel and kiss the
dust and count their golden beads and
cross themselves with the blood of
their own sacrifice. The music rolls
on under the arches. 1t is made of
clinking silver and blinking gold and
the rafting specie of the banks and
brokers' shops and the voices of all
the exchanges. The soprano of the
worship is carried by the timid voices
of men who have just begun to specu-
late, while the deep bass rolls out
from those who for ten years have
have been STEPPED in the seething
caldron. Chorus of voices rejoicing
over what they have made; chorus of
voices wailing over what they have
lost. This temple of which | speak
stands open day and night, and there
is the glittering god with his four feet
on broken hearts, and there Is the
smoking altar of sacrifice, new VIC
Tins every moment on 1t, and there
are the kneeling devotees; and the
doxology of the worship rolls on,
while death stands with moldy and
skeleton arm beating time for the cho-
rus-"More, more, more!"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-03
Seasonable Skirting.

Briantine skrting 81 inches wde, Ma-e" !" @ @ "
o.. , alro ,t oo. nor ward Nice Brilliant
inches wide marked tsel at GOc per yard no" selling
yard Nice black Banne y inches "1de marked 10
san ut &c per vara now selling yard beautiful line OF
uin black Blianne silky ustre B inches vide usual price m per
~ ut now down to per yard large lne OF cash
skirting Is and 2bc. yarf sK nei,'s ""o
everywaere at ID -2c "A rage
and beautiful irtngsa fast coers for OIL! o per
wand sold yard you are IN deua just
lot c SAMPLES of this and be nced shat Is par
gain YOU don't whFsur thousand yards ot go0
colored spring Cao styles at fc per yard
Now YOU quest, how we 90 this ~he
~ cost today Whx We placed contracts for
Great part spring last Angstand September "n
goods still haveisge stock on hand anu We give
our patrons the benefit ofour close buying
Aage lot yard wide island Eoespun at e per Sasp
Cetsass very nice quality, yar worth II 2c
The best qna&y Cotonades solaefsf!"rSle ~ ls~ i* '
only you IL lSe per yard
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-03
THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1900.
colonel ELLIOTT DECLINES
To Discuss the, Issues or the Cam"
paign With Mr.. sarmsel in Char'esio"'

To Discuss the, Issues or the Gam
paign With Mr.. earmAael in Char'es'o"'
Afew days ago a letter was sent
to The News. aud. Courier. In
which it was suggested ,irlt a
JOINT public debate bet~eea, Con-
gresham William Elliott and
Hon. J. W. Barnwell would inter
es,ing just at this time. COL FL
lott has been in the city for the
last few days looking after his po-
Etical fences. and it vas intIMA-
ed that he might be glad OF an op-
portuuity to speak before the
soters of Charleston. lhe lGea OF
the writer Of the communication
seemed to be a good one, aid a
reporter for Tic News and Cour-
ier called upon the congressional
candidates TO see If they were Will
ing to discuss the issue before the
Democracy Of this city. Mr. Barn
we'll said that he would be willing
to take part in such debate as
aAat suggested if the voters et the
civ cared to hear him. lie did not
propose to thrust an Grafton OH his
friends or opponents at this. time,
hut if the Democracy Of Ch"rles-
ton felt that the candidates for
Congress sho&ld appear before 1t
he was ready to respond. lie was
at all times ready and willing tc
express his oplaIonS on public
question and to tell the men
whose votes he sought just where
he sood.
When Col. Elliott was aSkeas
Yesterday about the suggested
;oi nj debate he declined 10 be in
rerview or in a"y way to discuss
the matter. OF course this ended
it. and the issues of the campaign
will not be debated before the
voters at this time.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-03
Registration Notice

The Office OF che Supervisor OF lsegc
istration will be opened on tAa fIst
Monday in every month for"the pu''
paeof the registering, OF. any person
wAo is qualNsed as follows:
Who shall have bceR resident OF
riqe Statsfontwo years. <Of the county
one year aud OF the palling precinct
in which the elector oftsrs to vote f"l'r
months before the day Of elections and
shall have paid, six months before any
poll tax then due and payable, ami
who can both read and write any Sec-
ton of the Constitution Of 1895 submit
;rd to him by tho, supervisors OF regis
tration. or can show that he owns, and
has paid al taxes collectable during
the present year on property in this
State assessed al three hundred dol
lars or more J. j. EADDI,
Clerk Of Board.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-03
PROHIBITION CONFERENCES
Called be Held in Columbia
on the 23d Of May.

A State Prohibition Conferences
will be held in the city Of Columbia
S. c., on Wednesday, 2ad day of
May, 1900, for the purpose Of; con.
sideriug the propriety Of, suggesting
candidates for Governor snc Lieu
tenant Governor to represent the
Proh;bitionists of South Carolina in
the Democratic primary, and also to
announce the principles and pur-
,oses of the 'rohibition;sts, in seek
ing to obtain CONTROL skSsaga the
Democratic organization of the e1:
ecutiye and legislative departments
If the State government, for the en-,
.act,nert and enforcement of measures
which are in. best accord with the
highest interests Of the people, and
yhich will taks. the, State out of. the
liquor business.
For the purpose Of obtaining a
fall and free expression of the Pro
,,libitiouists III regard to these mat
.ecs a call is hereby issued for them
- assemble in their respective c9un.;
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-03
Administrators Sale.

Pursuant to an order. | will sell At
public outcrv to the highest bidder. on
Saturday. May 10Th. at II o'clock NJ.
all the personal property of Il 9 estate
of the late G.. W. McClam. at the Nc
Clam residence in KingStree. ): G..
said property consisting OF beds: bed
ding, household and kitchen furniture.
one folding bath tub. one iron safe. one
sewing machine and other miscellane-
Ur,S articles. Term> cash.
). W, THOMAS.
AGnaiH hSeTatriX-
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-03
Notice of Election.

Whereas. IN order has b:rn passed by
the County Board OF Education OF Will
liamSburs County. 5. c., dated April
50. 1900. directing the Undersigned
school Trustees Of School District No.
10 to hold an election in said diSt7lrt
for the purpose Of voting an additional
Two mills tax Oil said di: 1rict. Notice
l. hereby given that said election Slil
be held at Hebron Church on Tuesday.
Nav Is. 1900.
Polls will open at : o'clock a. IN. anh
close at O'clock p. III. Those who are
in favor Of this atN will have printed or
written or tallet ''Ies.' Those
who are opposed will nave printed or
written on ballots No" All persons
desiring to vote are required to present
their tax receipts for 1900 and their
registration Gel titicateS.
Signed ) w. GOWDX,
4. :. COkER,
II. BAKER.
Trustees and managers of said election
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-03
AMONG treillust -atio ns eI that TX

Among the.illustatio ns eNthat TX
ccllrnl work, the Horse B1os. written
by judge EiasJc, is Gen. tieesge Wash.
jug,on's stable at Mt. Vernon. The
chapter on >tabLrs rontaiuS many helr-~
fuE.hints, and has. uhc plan. and saa7a
tion of an attractive village stable.
'E',e 2rac is 50 cents. by mail Address
the Publishers, Wilmsg Atkinson Co >.
Ph5adelphia..
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-03
Sherif's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
WILLIAMSBURG CornTy.
ID. Il NiA4n Il al
Prrt-ic f. S:,sais ~ IL.

J Pru-ic +. S:ssais - Il
In obcdirnce to the "nierS "f the
Court in the above stated case, / WI!
sell on The first Monday in May. lHts
before the Courthouse door in Kings
tree within the legal hours for making
such sale. to the highest bidder. for
cash. the following described properly.
to wit:
All that certain piece. parcel or tract
OF land, situate. lying and teing in the
county Of Williamsburg, Siate , nl So",n ,i
Carolina. containing one hundred anu
siytv-Sevcu lGi) acres more or less.
ami bounded as follows north by lands
of G.. VI. smith ard Ely E"lliuS, east
b; land Of the estate Of Samuel k!rby
and l.ouiS Jones. south by land ht /.
l.. MrClan, and West by land "f u. Nj
Smith.
Purchasers to pay fOrpapcr.
j. ID. DANIEL.
1o3t 5. VIC.
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Stolen,

Or straved from my place Friday
night. april %. bay mare. medium
size. with black name and tail; V"ry
low thick neck. showing ON wether on
back of neck scars Of iiStula, enc small
white spot where saddle works also
being rubbed on one hind leg flom
plow traces. and is in reyy fine order.
| will pay SO Tor her delivery 10 me
or information whI.h will lead to her
recovery. TX rLt ~ ->.'''
Trio. :. &.
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Trustees and manaserS oi said eleetltSl
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GilS td Five hf|RR ZQdieS.
HIs-t Remarkable Offer . Ever
Made bY n kEeIiSle COncern.>

NISst Remarkable OAer Ever
Made bY n sseisIe Concerr->
Editor County Record.
Plea.e ANNOUNCE that for limited
time We will give, absolutely free. an
elegant sterling Silyer-plated sugar shell
choice of any Of our 40c patterns-to
every married lady in the United Ss'Ee'
who will write 'gs altster: s,s5ihg!: thar
it is her first request for o1sof our SOU
venir gifts We,&ili promptly send IL
lustrations from which selections may
be made. There is nothing 70 pay. The
sft IS absolute.
Our object in making this sensational
Offer is to get a sample Of Quaker Val
lev Silxerp2re into, every home In the
land. We believe it to be the most ef-
fectise advertising. that We Ga4t do.
We will not send these sugar. shells to
lists of n:.mes., TiiiS,is 100; expensive a
gi1t to send to persons who don't ask
for it Themselves. Therefore e:ch lady
will srEd her own name only. But one
to family and none ,tot children. La
dies. please write to-day, giving fut
postofrt,e' addEsSS>
QUAKER VALLEY MFG, CO..
Morgan and Harrison Sta. Chicago IL:
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TERMS.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES: oo
One copy. one year, %''.U'
One cory, six months, 'W' ~
one copy, thee months, 30
subscriptions payable in advance.
ADVERTISING; RATES:
One inch, first insertion. A.Oo: each
subsequent insertion. 20 cents. ohi5p1
aries and Tributes of Respect over ~
words charged for as regular advertise
mentS. Liberal reduction on adHertiS-
igg made for three, six ana tWeINc
months contracts.
Communications muxt he accompanied
by the real name and address OF the
writer in order To- receive attention. No
communication of personal natesre
will be pub'i>h$d except rs an ad'er-
tjScmcnt.
address all attesSand make all drafts
payable to
kingstree, sc.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-03
Notice.

All persons having claims against
the estate Of j. NJ. Thomas viii! present
the same, duly approved, to
VI. \, and G. H. THOMAS.
Lake City. ). c., April ,, 1900.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-05-03
| Trial Order is All We Want.

People williamsburg if you will fa'er US with trs f' s
onca that tbe appea we have in this t"r
prten of patronage full worthy of
If Won are ability to fulfill our PROMISES
will fakf tut nave "ohe
our wav ND oza tae the arge stockt o
DRY GOODS SHOES CLOTHING and FINE MILLINERY OF any
Clarendon coxns and can name as close prices " ~
houses n State.
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ties, at the Courthouse on Satur-
day, 1sth day of May, 1900, to elect
three representatives, with alternates'
to attend the State Conference on
the 2Sd of Mar, with CT witheAt ID
structions, and to cnoose & county
chairman for the ensuing campaign.
JOEL f. BRUSsoS, Chairman.
WADpY G. THOMSON,
J. S. MoFPATr,
JAMES A. HoYT,
JEREMIAH SMITH,
G.. j.. STANLEY,
+. ID. SMITH, Committee.
AS Chair1nan of the Prohibition
Ssste Executive Committee approve
Of the foregoing. A. {. JONES
It's the want OF health that
makes welth for the physician.
Death Is frequently the result
OF mans. efforts TO make living
The chronic bore makes a biz
hole in a busy mans day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-26
GIVES RARE TREASURES.
Chicago Art Institute Gets Mrs.
Nickcrson... Knre Collection.

shieagn. jar 2s.-M! and Mrs sam
mel NJ NieSs. SON have given their wall
MA ST art eolisetlan TO the MI Institute
&. 49,, s, ,,,,,,s,i.a - ssa1ooo ,5e,f.i-
100 M. n ,he ehesi and lai'Sst
!. ,s, nrAe.,sf,s5 10 that Institution
lsae ,yeniX va:,is So mora Ito donors
~, ,.o,l ,s,.il.sf.fi,,., IN a9l parts of the
,sfs,.,a nc ex{ratrYiy fins specimens
va, ~ n5tS 81 l,s placed aIf}of NJ
,.;,fs,n la;ter n.king the hsaaest
~ aceiysa ana safeptsd by TIE di-
,.c,n.v AZ tba Ag Institute Yesterday
.,,a,s -r,5a affy provisiun naeit.
49,. s,,it.,l,l. ss4{l.,.ttss5 a, BE- siesig-
En- ~, ~ a,aosa sball ba devoted
5, Nh, ,.,,s;f;s,,3 SC M works Of art.
=, xsiii eitr,4Isl,,s,I and tieca-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-26
Dynamite at LendviIIe.

I.eadvile. COL, Jan. 26.--The third Of
a series Of dynamite explosions within
the city limits occurred early yesterday,
wrecking the handsome residence of A.
v. Hunter millionaire mine owner, and
the home of j. G. Ritchey, adjoining
The first dynamite explosion occurred
Sunday night at the Carbonate theater.
wrecking the rear of the building. The
second occurred in the rear of the court
house, breaking the windows. No one
has yet been injured in tHe explosions.
The police are at a loss for motive
for these outrages. Several suspicious
characters have been arrested.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-26

10 Cure a Cold While You sleep
Take Weeks Break Up-A-cold Tab
let's" No cure, no pay. Price, rs cents.
Peter Mayer. sole agent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-26
the country to crush system of mar
riage already practically abandoned and


lrage already practically abandoned and
dead.
The election of the member from.
Utah to the house of representatives
was no effort on the part of the Mormon.
church to revive polygaily or stuff 1t
down the threats of the American con-
gress or people. Nothing Of the kind
was contemplated in either his nominal
Ition or election, all reports TO the con-
itrary Notwithstanding
The alleged statement. often quoted,
IF 10 the effect that brigham Young, on
July o., 1876, or at amy other time, de-
clalcd that he would make the Ameri-
lean people swallow NIormonism, polyga
lmy and ALL and that the election of the
present member elect from Utah was an
tefforf TO fulfil that prediction, is abso-
lutely untrue He nadeno such utter
lance, and the recent agitation respect
ling Mormonism and lis being a menace
To the purity of the NnieriNan home is
utterly unwarranted by The facts in the
congress has been made to believe
lhoweyer, that such WAS the Intention Of
/ Moisnonisni, or al FEAST has been awed
1ipto acquescencc that sgeli We're its IN
,sutions, and hence has been led TO vote
to exclude the member rrom Utah.
There Is not Virtue trough. IT APP
psals. in The American house Of repre-
ssntsltiy.s 10 stand for sllsil convictions
Ia what is right in MS matter Only
3this morning the REPRESENTATIVE from
5ll.tail received q Communication from a
stpsiStli who is evidently a member of
4 the house of repres iitaiives, since he
fis.i.l CT
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-26

You c1n order bY rad sery easily by
going about il the fisf way 4 yoa want
a good, ssrvi1eabis Scosch Cream loanaasS
VIC have the 81 inen for pc: 70 inch Tor
39e, Soc ana 75e per yard.
Il you want Blesehed Snow WS;llse Dam
ask We can ses.d It to yoa: Z, inch vida
for 49,, SO and &c sr yara.
hsss are Bargain friee
We will send % soa -reana Or Blsaehsd
Napkins flvs-sisi. 5 Of .hyee-fourtils SIZE,
to match oar Pate n Cloth or yolT D-tr-
ash, Tor Any eriee per ao5en you care to
pay, from 7se ~ 70 so,96 Pc dozen.
70 r MONEY BACK
IF N0r SUITED.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-01-26
ROBERTS IS REJECTED
The Polygamist From Utah Denied
Seat in the American
Congress.
House, by Vote Of 2eS to so,
Declares the Seat
Vacant.
Minority Proposition For Admission
and Expulsion Overwhelmingly
Defeated Vote Analysed.

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oeeubisd S mach Il the .9gtei, len 81
W. s''' i's IS $500 g Y 'fi-
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iaon by the ADOPTION ~ 4 resoluti9r 10
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