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THROUGHOUT TIE COUNTRY.
The South.

The Virginia State Democratic con-
ven:ion 10 elect delegates to the na-
tionai Democratic convention. will b3
held in Norfolk on May >.
Lycurgus l.. Latin. the wealthy gum
powder manufacturer OF Chicago. ID
Old Point Comfort, Va.
1t is reported al Montgomery. Ala.
that General Wheeler. who is eXpscte /
home soon from the Philippines. viii
announce himself as CaGa date for ;la
Democratic nomination for governor
of Alabama. and will not, therefore. De
a candidate fO" denomination - Con
gress from his district He is 4 great
favorite III Alabama politically.
Detectives, with bloodhouadS. left
Chattanooga. Tenn. for Aetna Mines,
near Whitesidc. Tenn, where I strike
is in progress. Ii is said there has been
damaged by an explosion Of giant pow
der and engine and engine house have
been blown UP.
Near Wake in MiddleSeX county, Va,
the boiler OF the steam mill OF MeT-
chant and Hanson exploded. killing
Mr.. George Steurer and seriously in
juring his two sons. Mr.. Henry Gar
land, who was standing by. had his
skull crushed and will hardly recover.
Steurer was an ex-Union veteran. form
erly OF Illinois.
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Mayor Jones. of Toledo. o., recently
the golden rule" candidate for Gov
ernor is said TO have Congressional
ambitions.
Rev. Charles Palmer&ton Anderson
was Sunday consecrated Bishop Co.
adjutor of the Episcopal Diocease OF
Chicago. III.
A terrific snowStorm. accompanied
by forty-mile gale prevailed through
out Northern Ohio Saturday, seriously
blocking traffic.
Accused by her husband Of infidei-
ty and locked out of her rooms, Mrs.
Martha Ditmeyer, 20 years old, drank
carbolic acid and died a. New York.
Because recognition OF their union
was refused GOO machinists struck at
the works OF Frazer and Chalmers and
OF Crosby and Co., al Chicago, H., Sa;-
urday.
AS a result OF secret meeting At
Cincinnati. O., of the Woodenware As
sociatiOn il is said there will be an
other advance in prices o. all wooden
ware articles.
The Penn Bridge Company. of Beav-
er Falls. Pa. was the lowest bidder, al
$94,6l6, foT the erection Of ship fit
terS shop al Norfolk Navy Yard.
a wealthy farmer, Matthew Latti-
nler. agel - Years, was frozen to death
while walking half mile 10 his home,
near Elyria. o.
The body OF Henry Waterhouse. Jr.,
the Hawaiian planter who died at New
York during his honeymoon. has been
cremated, and the widow will take
home the ashes.
Although the American Magazine,
the Official organ Of the Daughters CT
the American Revelation. has not been
proiif aDle venture, the society has
decided 10 continue ii, with Mrs. ElrOy
NJ. Avery, Of Cleveland. o.. as editor.
Herbert J. Willard. OF Somerville,
Mass, whose obituary was widely pub
lished in New England couple OF
weeks ago, writes to the Dartmouth
College paper that he appreciates the
eulogistic notices, but he is still alive.
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OUR CLUB OFFERS.

The County Record one year and
the Farm Journal five years, Sl.OO.
The County Record one year and the
Home and Farm, Sl.23.
The County Record one year and
the Semi Weekly News and Courier,
Sl.Tj.
The County Record one year and tie
Tri-Weekly (N. " World, Sl.65.
The County Record one year end
She Seni-Weekly Columbia State, 81. 90.
The Comfy Record one year and the
Atlanta Constitution, Sl.75.
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Furniture Departm emit

I0-pitce Solid Oak Suits 81.
1O-piece Solid Oak Suits SIS.
IO-piece Solid Walnut Suits $50 20
$ll0.
Solid Oak Sideboards Sl2 to Sl5.
limitation Walnut Sideboards Sc 90 to
$S.
Single Lounges 81 to Sc.
Bed Lounges $3.50 to SlJ.
Imitation Walnut Beds S2. 80 to sc.
Mattresses g. TO SS.
Bed Springs 1926 to "a.
6.foot Oak Extension Tables 81. 80 to
$40.
5-foot Imitation OAK Extension Tables
$3.50.
Kitchen Table Sl.25 to Sl.75.
Full Size Willow Rockers Sl.50.
Kitchen Safes 60. IS to $3.50.
Stoves S525 to go.
Ladies Desks S. to Sl4.
I0-picce Decorated Charmhez sets 81. l9
S-foot Smyrna Rugs S2.S
S-foot Velvet Carpet Rugs $3.50.
5-foot Smyrna Ruga sl.40.
3-foot Smyrna Rugs GJ:.
6foot Jute Rugs CSC.
Window shades l0c to Sl.25.
Bamboo Easels SOC to 81. so.
Just received, uew lot OF fine
Chinese and Japanese msttirgs.
BUELL. I ROBERTS,
SIS and $50 King ST., Charleston, SC.
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81 tOOsnd frriEht ehAr-esOny when sed that
exactly represented. Where NIL cash - 800
with order freight In full from this end
Further. will make shipment with the under
standing that it, judgm ent the mattress alone
worth than t5D and better than other mattress
matter how costly. you can havs money back.
The occ of this mattress doe begin resent its
value, the real solid comfort found in its Nearly
syerybody vino has used it thus far has reported full
sf 800 vaine received in the fir-t months
The premiums oferd in connection with the mattress
free gift from for the advertising ch
will obtain from the part of this
4 is b. alone that its full merits be appreciated
On request will send duplicates OF personal letter.
Gf endorsement from the celebrated Chicago
Dr j. b. Murphy; Washington Hesing late postmaster OF
Uhcaso Mr.. Joseph SieCe of Siecel Cooper & Co. OF
Chicago Judge r. ". Clifford OF Chicago and many other
well known people, OF the merits OF hs mattress Ask for
Booklet IL"
EoEE-Samples of covers and illustrated cata
NEE logues showing more than 60 styles Of
Acme Couehes mt all ~ prices Acme Sewing
Machines, ID al - N5--fxrvs Acme Brn-.-Trimmed
Metal Beds. Mantle so and Upright FoldinS
Bcds Chairs, Rock SScg%SsS etc. q
ACME SPRING w. a3d ST..
3En CO.. CHICAGO.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Presby terian Church-Rev. j. E.
Dunlop. pastor, lst Sunday, 4 p. m; !;
Sid Sunday IL a. III.
Methodist Church = Rev. W. S.
Martin, pastor, 1st aud 4th Sundays,
IL d. -. aGd 7:3O p. m.; 81 Sunday,
T:30p. Il.
BAPTIST Church-Rev. T. ". Eason,
suiuister. 2nd Sunday. II e. nj. and 80
=. u. ;th Sunday 1870 p. m.
Episcopal Church Rev. r. W. Barn
well, passor, 2nd Sunday Il a. ~, 7:3O
p. III.
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Registration Notice.

The Office of the Supervisor OF regis.
tration will be opened on the first
Monday in every month and the two
days Immediately following. for the
purpose of the registering of any per
son who is qualified as fol!o5s:
Who shall have been a resident Of
tie State for two years, Of the countJ
one year and of the polling precinct
ir which the elector offers to vote four
months before the day OF election, and
shall have paid, six months before any
poll tax then due and payable, and
gbo can both read and write any sec
ton of the Constitution of 1895 sub
mitted to him by the supervisors OF reg
,s.ration, or can show that be owns,
and has paid all taxes collectable dur
ing the present year on property IN
this State assessed OF three hundred
dollars or more. J. J. EADDi,
Clerk OF Board.
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Miscellaneous.

The scene Il. The surrender ca G":-
erLl Cronie a. Paarie0urg. Orange
Free State. is described in dispatches.
The house in which John Brown WAS
born III rOlriU2, on. Conn. and which
has been in / dilapiiated condition ami
occupied fer some years by peer Ne
g.a family. is to be purchased and pre-
S5 5Tvel by a sc".?:y organized for the
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A IIappy Thought.

Mothcr-What has become OF Char
lieo | haven't seen him this morning.
Daughter-Hc IS in Uncle Johns room.
Uncle John is taking Charles photo
graph by the instantaneous process
and that always takes several hours
Tammany Times
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Herr Iig. King Menelik'S chief. who
is in M2rseilles, refuteS the story that
the King is planning an anti-English
coup in Abyssinia.
Ritter Won Jauner. OF the Carl Thea
ire. Vienna, one of the best theatrical
managers in Austria has committed
suicide with 4 revolver.
Young Mrs. Ada Williams murder
ess of her baby. says she finds Lon
don prison life dull" and wants the
officials TO expedite her execution
Countess Dundonald, wife Of Buffers
cavalry general. has had a magnificent:
avenue of elms in A3ergele. North
Wales. razed 70 spite al offending Dis
trict Council
Discovery of ;hc mutila;ci body o.
Thomas ". Atkinson. q marine OF the
United States cruiser Prairie in the
canal a. Havre. indicates that he was
murdered and robbed by sca9or: thugs
Al las. .ccouuts General Cronje Vas
Still At P1arleberg drift Orange F"e"
State. holding out again5; Lord
Roberts British army.
An assassin in the streets Of Cara
cas- fred two ineffective shots 1t p3esi.
den. Castro OF FeneZlIld.
General Buler has gained a decisive
advantage by the capture OF Pieter's
Hill. Natal. one OF the strongest Boar
positions South of Ladysmith, but the
garrison is represented to be in GeS-
perate straits and Butler has hard
fighting ahead.
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size OF Mattress
and Bed wanted
aud We will ship :.
thsfn promptly.
When they a.
i've At youI
railroad station: :
yoa can cam
inc the , goods
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Women are not permitted to be pho
tog:aphcr, in China.
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Foreign.

Herr lig. King Mene!ik'S chief. who
is in M2rseilles, refutes the story that
the King is planning An antiEnglish
coup in AbySSinia.
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clcanlipe-. Adjusts itsslf automatically to varying
weights light and heavy person lying side by side will
each OF her send One D1llar. state
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SKIN Diseases.

Fer the speedy and permanent cure O.
letter, SAT- rseCa: and eczema. Cham.
berlairs Eve a2d Skin Ointment i.
without ar equal. 1t relieves The itch.
iEg and s:narting almost instantly ana
its confirmed use effects permanent
care. /. also cures itch. barber itch
Scald head, sore nipples, itching piles
chappei hands, chronic ao1e cv,.> AN
granulateG lids.
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Probably you use il

Nearly everyone does, and If so you
know all about how far superior it is to
either baking soda or baking powder.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-03-08

Dir. Cady's Condition POwj"rS io.'
horses are the best tonic. blood pnr;ticr
and rernifuge Price. u cents. Sold 5y
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The North.

Mayor Jones. of Toledo. O., recently
the golden rule" candidate for Gov
ernor. is said TO have Congressional
ambitions.
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Rev. Charles PalmerSton Andersen
was Sunday consecrated Bishop Co.
adjutor OF the Episcopal D!ocease OF
Chicago, III.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-24
The ParIiamenis OF ENGLAND.

Ynu plrliam.ut. of f,nuIlud you lara Y
:nI tnmmnue t,a
what YOU mean To do.
You Ara. now al war with Yankees I'm
YIN reused til. s,ns If liberty in HE
\nrth uf lm.ric,
u VI
You first confined our commerce ana saw
nIIr shine can't trldr
Van next imtrrs.srd oiIr s.lm.n ana used
them .i% YOUR slaves;
You next inslIlt-d Rogers while cruising
Am XIII IL" It'll a.,l,r.1 , w,r vou'J
have ,lou. il nyer again.
Won Thought nllr Criuatrs were lint few
ANA Yankees could moi fight
Until brave Hull the tirpciam, took ana
hanish4i from your sighf
The Wasp next took the Frolic, but
The pnirtirrs hrin.s 81 Inc line Of course
Ill. took hcr back
The next your Macpdoniin. no finer shin
could swim
Decatur took her Gilt work off and then
H. sent her in:
The Java bv A Yankee shin WIS sunk You
The peac"ck fine and all her plume bv
Lawrence down did go.
Won next sent OFT your Boxer ia box us
iii about
pIr- we'd an enttrnrisiner hri,. that heat
Vour Boxer ont
she boxed her ~ Ia Portland ana moored
II sh"w thr snne II liberty tbe Poker of
renown
an than imam ak. Eric hr1va Perry baI
lorn, fIn
VA, n,vn.d III ha,t v,ur Naval farce ma
''' caused Won for To- RIM
yyIiI. C'baunraL, an I,ka ontario tho like
Eri,ish smI,,,drnn bnot comnIctn some
rnnIt s,,nn viii in shnr,
Tho poxt vnur .Jrdion allies van STYLED
tbNm IN tbaf name
ram rhnv trrnaI th.ir tn,,,n,uls thnn
TIT ,.u,,r .,V,tsa. G.,',n,. '-
~. ,:nI,r ,1,.,n 9insinnatii,, ,ho,. ,los,ieal
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OLDTIME VERSES
Kept in Memory by an Augusta Lady,
70 Years.
Mrs. Lydia Rollins Wilson Genuine Dauq l..
ter Of the Revolution.

In Lydia Rollins Wilson, 167 North
ern avenue. Augusta possesses a
genuine daughter of the Revolution
She was born in 1916, in Wiscasset, the
youngest of a family of II children
Her father, John Rollins, was born
July IL, 1856. and in 1875 went from his
New Hampshire home and enlisted in
the army under General Washington.
serving three fun years in the great
war for American liberty. Later he
moved to the district of Maine where
he was an honored citizen, and reared
family of the good old fashioned
size. He was three times married. He
died in 1S43, aged So years. His third
Wife, Mrs. WILSON'S mother, was Mary
Jones Of Newcastle, who died in 1916
aged 20 years.
Mrs. Wilson is n most interesting
woman to meet. being full of interest
ing "reminiscences of her girlhood and
of Revolutionary stories told her by
her father. Her memory is remark
able. At the request of friend she
recently wrote out for the Journel in
her own hand. firm and legible as
print, the following verses which she
committed to memory, 20 years ago.
Both as samples of popular verse of
the early part of the century, during
the second war with England, and as
illustrations of her wonderful memory.
they are of no little interest The
authors are not known to Mrs. Wilson.
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then tho jaws omen. and tn" pins drpg
an a finely ground metal plate. with
thr heads upward. until thc ,nd I" y.
pointed comes in contact with a cylin-
dricaI roller with a grinding surface,
which soon puts 2 fin" point IN th"
pins They then fail into b"N ready
to receive them ana ar" ready for TIM
second stag. After they are ycll"W'd
or cleaned they are timed. m whit
,r-d. ui ii IL called. The pins are now
ready to lie placed in papers one giri
feeds a machine with pins. and
another supplies the machine with
paper. The pins fan into 4 box, thr
bottom OF which is made of small.
square steel bars. sufficiently Wild"
apart to let the shank If the hin fali
through hut not the head. As soon MS
the pins have fallen through the bot
tom of the box and the rows are com
.pIcte. the bottom dctIchrs itself. ANA
row after row "f pins is sent at regu-
lar intervals to be placed in the
plpars.-C hristiln Work.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-The publisher
have inserted in each volume " "a" s''
i Voucher fur 4 fine Steel enEravr,
portrait uf Mr.. Klplng, printed On nm
plate paper 9xl2 inches. and ready 70
framing When You have received tn
entire set uf fifteen volumes You vi.
ina fifteen vouchers. one IN each Nn1
ump. IN which You viii Ini printed in
structiuns for sending them t. New
York. when you VIII receive. Postpaid
without any charge. copy of stee
engraved portrait. This portrait II PIT
ticuIJrIy desirable for i library picture
ana COMES of il now retain for $40
each. You can get it free by h"com.n:
owner Of the fifteen volumes IN eithe
h VI. IL binding.
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They caused many BritIins to take their
last sleep.
on the tenth Of September. let rs an ~
member,
round,
our lars ana marines on Lake Erie We're
Seen
To make tn" proud tlIG of Great RIii lin
come down.
The van Of our fleet the British t. meet.
Commanded ~ Perry the "Lawrenrr.'
The guns they did roar such terrific pow
cr.
The Savagcs trembled At the dreadful
sound.
Tho Laurence enstoin.d q mast dreadful
tirn. u It '''''' Ut
,,b.,, f,obt for .na ar tu,, .,I.-s.s "a,
rut i t,p' undannt.5 III firmly, st,n1 ~
b.r 80 ''''
And n nn her nron1 foas heavy hr,,dside.
"'d pour
TIor ,,,act. b.in,r ch,t,.raI MAJ riyniro
lier ,ili1a5 n,iiE S'a''eieu' "eF i'aS''R
iie' a pUo',iS '"'' TT S'i"S ''i''S q" S"''
>l I'M n,, , .l, l.1tx !. ,,.,,,,,, Will
ana LIN LIN men IN me deck 70 m'"aF" '"'
,.,,. - ,, t.l..., -. ,-.,... ....,,I, ..,,.
'u' Her" on "oard no longer '""'" stay
T., All. ;.,,o,;,, -, .;, .,,, ,,..,;.,,
t,,,~ I,.''.,, MIN -, ,lt ,,nh,,r+ in tt
u.hiI. '''' '"''' n = -
me Imam many i nero fn'''''''"'"E MS std
I7au i Ia. No .;,a ,,,1 ma. ,b,,u., -,
fe'i f thn n by hiS sac ana VA thrown -
p,,+ 49,. mail. va AL won1or u.ha, 81
'' 49,, i ~ -" ' -
,, tmtnts thunder, ,,.,.- ,,,,;n,. 81,
>"n ,, i"i "eA'i ''''i''' - anne ~
ms nag ne ana carry o" poar' 'h' ME-
c,,,oh - ,, . ,..,.,r va,
'"''' ~, va i'N'i" "' "
,rharo ~ ALL Gallant IA If onr noble
commande -, o.io,
" iiiiu W. iuiiiS MY SUNS mus ''"'''
When ia .,m,inr q II I smack 'hat carried
, a, Sta iii y A,l , i,-. IL. IA.
- "dii "HlS'Ieu thious" hVi just "S nv
slut
ea,, nou-. ..,r,,.-. ..,,,a,, ,n.ou, ,ou -
$50 'iiA i't9t 'iii'ii7 ri" ~ I'M
n drown Us; ,..., ,.,,, ,o.a no,.er
iuSh On NY p'"'e po9 > "" Htc" "'''
Ana then with ms coat ne plugged up ti'
poit, ,
through sulphur ana hre did steer
- ,
The famed Niagara, now proud of her
Ferry - , , ar,,-
DlSpIaNed Az hef banners ahu sailiii'a
And twenty-five guns on her deck she ana
carry
Which soon nut an end to this bloody
ARRAY.
The rear OF our l1eet was DfpuSnt up
complete
And signals were given to break through
While starbuard and larboard from every
quarter
The lamps of Columbia did SlorlouSlY
shine.
The bold British Lion now roared his last
While Perry had attacked him close i'll
the rear.
Columbia's eagle soon made him crouch
under
Ana roar out for quarters as soon as yon
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Perry's Battle on Lake Erie.

Ye tars of Columbia give ear to my story
Who fought with brave Perry Whe.t
cannonS did roar;
Your value has gained you an immort Al
glory
fame that shall last when time i no
more.
Columbia and tars are the true sons of
Mars;
They rake fore and aft when they figh
on the deep;
On the bed of Lake Erie commanded By
Perry,
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How Pins Are Made.

First. a reel Of brass wire is taken of
suitable thickness. The wire passes
Dver STRENGTHENING board. after
which it is seized by two jaws, and a
cutter descends ana cuts it off, leaving
A projecting part for a head. on the
withdraw of the cutter a hammer flies
forward and makes a head on the pin;
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,Ol.tfIlI VIII.

' BLACK AND WHITE. Dedication
Introduction.-Dray Wlra Vow Dee
The Judgment OF DunSIrl.-A
How'll Thana. -,,emni.-At Twenty
two.-At Flood Timc.-rhe Sending q
Dana Dl.-On the city Wall Tn
first Indian edition is now held Il
$2i.U0 copy.
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entitled to 1926 delegates.
Republican State Committee,
Augusta, Maine. March II. 1900.
The basisof representation in the call
for the Republican State convention To
/ he held at Lewiston. Wednesday. April
II, 1900, for the purpose Of selecting six
candidates for electors Of President
and Vice President of the United
States. and four delegates at large and
four alternates to attend the National
Republican Convention to be held at
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June 18th.
1900. and transacting any other bust
ness that may properly come before it.
Each city. town and plantation will
be entitled to one delegate and for each
- votes cast for the Republican candi-
date for Governor in 1896. an additional
delegate. and for fraction Of 40 votes
in excess of - votes a further addi-
tional delegate.
That there may be no misunder-
standing. the secretary of the commit
tee made a classification of delegates
town or plantation which threw Il
votes is. under this call, only entitled
to one delegate. In order to get sec
ond delegate it must have thrown -
votes for the Republican candidate for
Governor in 1896 The fraction Of 40
votes to give another delegate, must
be in excess of - votes.
1t is hoped that if any errors are
discovered in the list they will be
promptly reported to the secretary So
that all mistakes may be corrected.
J. II. MANLEY, Chairman.
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VOLUME VII.

THE COUNTING or n!NAH SHADD
a Conference of the fowers.-City q
Dreadful Night. The first Indian edi
ton Is held ut s.. 80 = copy.
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VOLUME II.
Plain Tales From The Hills
THIRTY-NINE STORIES.
VOLUME III.
The Light That Failed,
VOLUME ".

SOLDIERS THREE. The God From
The Machine.-I'rivate LearOyd's Stu
ry.-The Big Drunk Drif.-The Solit
Muldoon.-With the Main Guard. Ii
the Matter of n PriVatc.-Black Jack
Only a Subaltern. Printed from III,
first edition Of 1888 which now sells 81
$500 copy.
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VOLUME vi.

Mama.-The W"rlt .Nithout.-Th
Tents of Kedar.-With Any Amlzt
ment.-The Garden Of Eden.-Fatima
The Valley uf the Shaiow.-Th
Swelling Of Jodln.
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VOLUME V.

THE PHANTOM RICKSHAW Ny Ow
True Ghost Story-The Strange Kid
Of Morrowbie Jukcs.-The Man VIII
Would Be King.
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VOLUME XIII.
Letters From the East.
VOLUME XIV.

DITTIl:S. 1ncludin
The Vampire ana The occasional
The Thrce Captains.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

Official list showing the number Of
Delegates which the different cities.
towns and plantations are entitled TO-.
% cities. 422 towns. ana rs plantations
entitled to 1926 delegates.
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For All Readers Of
The KennebeC Journal.

TIE REACT Of ALL BY special plan
R
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VOLUME XII.
American Notes.
SIXTEEN CHAPTERS.

VOLUME XII.
LETTERS OF MAEQUE. Nineteen Let
ters. Smith administration. Is Chap
tiers. The first Indian edition OF 1891 i
now sold for 5000 a copy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-01

have been withdrawn from the channel
squadron is taken to indicate the early
mobilization of the reserve fleet, especially
"a division.
AT a meeting of the army and navy men,
bers of the House of Commons yesterday a
resolution expressing absolute confidence
in whatever the government thought nee
essary commanded only two votes. In
stead Of this resolution was adopted call
ing for the immediate formation Of home
defense force.
met council, which will meet Friday or
Saturday, to consider the situation. Public
spirits are at very Iow ebb.
Sudden orders were received at Aldershot
yesterday for the immediate embarkation
of the Fourth Cavalry Brigade for the
Cape.
The Cape Town correspondent of the
Daily News says: Evidence is accumulat-
ing that something beyond tacit under
standing existed between the Boer execu-
tives and the inner circle of the Afrikander
Bund concerning what should follow the
ripening rebellion at the outbreak of war.
Fully five thousand colonial Dutchmen
have joined the enemy. The Beers, how
ever, believe that this number would be
multiplied ten-fold. Consequently, the Af-
rikander Bund is now execrated at Pre-
toria and Bloemfontein."
a special dispatch from Cape Town says
$50 American scouts who arrived as mule
teers have enlisted in the British forces.