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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-01-10
A PRE-INVENTORY
SALE.

Maple Syrup, guaranteed pure
per quart. 27C
Honey, extracted, PURE per lb. I2c
this is used so much for colds,
Malt or Barley Coffee, with
plated spoon in each pack
age, something new, 7 pkgs. soc
per Id pkg. ............... sc
Horse Radish, this cannot be
made purer, per tumbler. -. Sc
APPLES.
Russets, 23c peck, goo per bu.
Baldwins, nothing better at
soc, our price per peck .....25c
RICE.
A nice Carolina, per lb ........ SC
this is a snap, tor very few SC RI
ces in Kenosha are superior to
this.
Farina, 3 lbs for .........,..Ioc
BUCKWHEAT.
That stone ground of ours
made of the pure stuff, has
proven to be what we claim
ed it to be, now is the time
for it, per ID. &C
BUTTERINE.
We are selling Monkeys, the
best made, per lb.......
special prices in larger lots.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-01-10

Flee into the desert of forgotten
things, thou foul substitute. Thou
hast become a blot upon the worlds
happiness. Genuine Rocky Noun
tain Tea, made by the Madison Medi-
cine Co. C. H. Hard. dwj5
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-01-10
A CARD.

We, tie undersigned, do hereby
agree. to.refund the money on SO cent
bott1eof Greene's Warranted Syrup of
Tar nEit fails to cure your cough or
could. We also guarantee a ascent
bottle to prove satisfactory or mouey
refunded. dwtf
T. q Hack1ey & Son.. C Fl Hard,
.Dickhaut & Ayton. G. T. Cameron
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-01-10

Pedestrians have worn a path
through the North end of Central
Park. The police should warn them
to keep off the grass.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-01-10
Gilbert nj. Simmons Library Shows
That It Is Proving a Great
Benefit to Kenosha.
MORE THAN 1900 CARDS ISSUED.
Circulation Report shows That 6,148
Books Have Been Taken Out Since the
New Building was opened.

Gilbert M. Simmons library has been
open to the public since the 10Th of
July, 1900, and it may be matter of
interest to Kenosha to know what has
been accomplished in library work
during the first six months of its life.
More than two weeks of July were
spent in moving and preparing for the
admission Of the public. On the 10th
of the month the circulation of books
began, and the following statistics
will show what has been done since
opening:
Circulation from July 10, 1900 to Jan. /,
1901. ............ $3.50. .............. 10, l48
Circulation in old library from July 10,
1899 to Jan. 1, 1900. ................... IL ,339
Gain .....'......... .........'. ''...''. 4'oo9
Visitors in Reading room. .......... 4,040
Cards issued to borrowers ..... 1918
Books used by teachers in work with their
pupils during fall term ............... 718
Books added to library Observation-Disclosures. 2,187
This number does not include 500
volumes now on hand, waiting for the
work necessary for preparing them for
the she1ves.l
Below is given small list of books,
selected from the latest additions:
Ash1ey-Eng1ish economic history.
Baird-Rise of the Huguenots.
Ba1zac-Letters to Madame Hanska.
Bates-Spanish Highways and By
ways.
Beaumont-Mo Vehicles and
Motors.
Be11-Painters of the 10th Century.
Bickne11-Marie Antoinette.
Buttone-Wire1ess Te1egraphY.
Brown-Later English Drama.
Carnegie-Gospe1 of Wealth.
Carey-Rossetti's Dante Gabriel and
Christina.
mpney-Romance of the Feuda1
Chateaux.
Co1e-O1d Dutch and Flemish Mas
tiers.
Co1e-Old Italian Masters.
Curtis Yankees of the East,
DeForest-Paris as 1t Is.
Earle-Stage Coach and Tavern
Days.
Farrar-Life of Christ as Repre-
scented in Art.
Fitzgerald Stories of Famous Songs
F1ournoy-From India to the planet
Mars.
Fy1es-Theatre and it's People.
Gerrare-Stofy of Moscow.
G1adden-App1ied Christianity.
Gower-Figure Painters of Holland.
Hearn-Shadowin
Observation-Disclosures By-ways.
" Among English Hedge
rows.
Lanciani-Ancient Rome in the
Light of Recent Discoveries.
Larned-Churches sandi Castles of
Medieval France.
Mackenzie-C Castles of England.
Mason-Womeno of the French Salons
Matthews-Actors and Actresses OF
Great Britain and the. United States.
Powell Historios Towns of the Mid
die States.
Powe11-Historic Towns of the South
ern States.
Reid-Prob1ems of.Expansion.
Schooner Constitutiona Studies.
Sha1er-(The) Individual.
| Smit h-Troubadours, at Home.
Trine-In Tune with the Infinite.
Van Rensselar-Eng1ish Cathedra1s.
| Warner-Handmarks of English In
dustria1 History.
Wharton-Queens of Society.
8 Wits and Beaux of Society
misunderstanding Cats.
In few days short list of novels
will be published.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
Mental ItAnp,lished

!, There y was val nS oeppoaition so MI. \ John
McMaster's bill in tho H6lse NWednes:
dayt to provide that telegraph Companies
may be held liable for damages forr
mentes anguish oaused by delayed telo,
grams, a Mr. MoMastor explained by
reciting on instanoe. Agop,Iemon il
Greenville' who was dying wired his sou
In. this :9ity. Tho telegram was not ro- ;y-
ceiv6d until tho father had diod-on 40
count Of unneoe ssary delay Suit wan
brought gainst the telegraph oom papy
but no damages could bo obtained as
tho law was ineufio oiont., Tho bill pro
yides: THAT from and, after the pas
sage Of this act, all telegraph qomps
Mos doing business in this State shall
DO liabloin damages for irental anguish
or suffering, even in the abgenae 4 Of
bodily injury, for. negligence In reoeiv;
ing, transmitting or. delivering mes.
sagee, That nothing contained III this
DOT shall abridge The rights or reIhsdies
now provided BY law against telegraph
companies; and the rights and remedies
provided for by this Taot4 shall ;bo 10
addition to those now existing. That
III all aotions' under this Xct the DRY
may award 'suoh damages Us 'thoy COD:
ol99do l9 resulted ffoIa HSglisoaoo 81 saaid
telegraph c3mpan los. 's. y. I. & 81 a.!s.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
lAmIesini dliinientst Adopted

Tho following amenamonts to y the
conhtitution ,faYorably voted on at tho
last election were ratified blythe III Houso
on Tuesday of last week.iiThoy read
as follows: 4y,xdresg sisi ,3., 3S ge,ia ;}Il q
ARTICLE !. Of amendments to tho
constitutions. The general assembly
shall providoaby law for tho condemns
tion, through proper official 'ShahnelsY,
Of all lands necessary, for the I proper
drainage Of the swamp and low lands
of this State, and ehall also provideifor
the equitable 'asseasmont 81 all lands SO
drained, for the. purpose 81 aylng tho
expenses Ip.a @ !, of auSh qondae o!a emn1nation and
That following amendment to ,a section csic1
g of'artiole VIII, of tho constitution,
bet agreed TO-: Add at tho ond thereof
tho following words, Provided, That
tho Limitation imposed, by1lhis sootjon
and BY soelion 5, a,liolo NV. !, ,of this
aconssitution, shall not,apply to bonded
indebtedness in ourred ;bystho oitiea Of
'CelumbiasR ,ok Hill,t Charleston and
Blorenao, Whore the proooods 8 o fasaid
bonda;sseapplfed solely for. tho purs-
chase, hosfabl ishment. = maintonan6o or
Sinoreaso 81 rwotka plant or seNwoft-
age systorn and BY y'the oisy OF q eorRa eorr: & /
town, whom tlie procoed8 of,lshid bonds
arc applied solely for tho Iputohase, ,osts...
blish@ent, main tehanoe Or siRprease. Of.
watorworks, pla1k,f aowerege5 syatem,
gas and electric lig ghS spt 9fE atoms,
who're the shtifS FsyopatS : iafisiag from, d
tho operation of ,snd 81 pjsiltfsi 'sRall *,
davntod anta1S and si,Gl,, ! : II =
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
TnsuruancesLegi

Z Mr. DeshfSinsatanSioS; .,b,llt Was 'ItsKon
upin tIio' Senate On wednesday,. for It's
notwithstanding Ths sa@ nov reduifes
that:: any fro iinadtAnSo osfnpsny doing
buBineag ii,thei State shall. deposit $tO,I I
900 in cash or securities TO that ainouhSs
This billigoughtt to do away with this,
and to make % certificate from the, q oun.
ttyaanditor that tho eonayapy 10 solvent
ands sthat &c, /, per cent, Of J, capital stock
hes bsan paid inH oil that should 30
neooeesAfy to. engage in busines, ! I, I5
Mr., Dean axpl hined that bio bill ,Was
ia tho intereat Of homo Sempanies and
was ,to relieve the peopi d from tho TAX.
atfo6s. Of 'tlio' Old line Companies. u SSns.
tor GftbeS' 'bpbke at saoine length LII tfa-
Nor of The tjill. tss4i, " siip
s.iss Tho judiciary 8oG4mitteo had tws 5a. |!
ports, the omajorityibeing favorable.
,fii Senator Hohd dBraon M thought there
should bS soiAs deposit somewhere fof
tho protection ofpolicy holdera. |, ! 4
HenAtorLivingston spoke in favor of
tho bill. He said ono OF the worst
monopnliesy in oxietenoa 10 that Of the
old lin6 inaSfAnc6 Somp pafiiea, and the
'T6vonue they extra OF rom tho people df
tho State ID ifnmenao, sslf ia pbfgon{ de.
lsiYes TO otskeiinsuranoeyi ia d local ,scon6-
,ranythe will investigated itsy bolidity,
and ,bo willsnot pay, INC 3 for insuys
ssS HslSss hs
anoe rates gIins That s tsto atS 2b Dor sSat.
E6hApsf q =.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
lby Jyt Ds
,ths Physical Director os tho Uhaflostotn,i
Asgaoias!ttii3o9!6S + assistsd w Slasss leaders,I
will give q practical Hdar1nminafinn III

hePhysical Director os tho Uhsflostotn,i
ABgaoiatio6y assisted ~ olasss load erss,i
will give O. practical determination Of
physical culture as taught In. our gym,
nasiun. It is also moro than probable
that an exhibition game Of Rsskot Il Ball
will be! a!lplayed between Qharleaton and
Columbia. at this time. ,ss,ual Mss
Saturday evening 1880 Song Ser
vice. Rev. JaBaA. Dossitec f9 "a lI3l
( 90 Address: The %EgaogelixAtion
OF tho world in this gcnoration and the
vital relationship of tho Association
work to thists&roat objeot''ls n. .P..f
}AndersonY Now x ork. & 4; s.
Sunday morning. II Fob. i7th --9. 80
Delegated Oonsoofatio1 SeiyloS.I 5 !. :
heo Divine lWofahhib r the yAri
Sunday Afternoon, d, 90 ,spsoial
meeting gfforr U$9llegs aelegstos, ALI
400 Mass Mee.ing r.a ,,lsp il lhe III
s 0pere House, fs4 iRSosy, II, =, Buekholisi
4 90 Boys meeting, il Maguoliiaa. q. 81,
Methodist churchs rs ,YS q s,ylF 3ts3
4 90 Womon's meeting, Lutheran
church. s,,s3 ap 3 4 s'i0iIiSG, ssa 5 4 49,
n Sunday evening. Union iaoo,iue 81
all churches 3in B First sPresb, terlan
church. lif g tt,s J. s}, IL 4 iSt9f firH
80 Song service. Rev; Jas. "a.
8 00rAddrosaes BY tho tdolegates. d, !.
9;OO Farewell service 5A.,(a Knobel,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
SALOON SMASHED BY WOVEN.
Mas 6 mber Of the eIWsC,T. VI Follow Mrs.
Nations 8 Example

IA dispatch from Anthony, Kan,
says Mrs,l OaIlioi Nation nSwas5outdono
t6aro Wednesday whom band Of w.
OMT, U women, headed by Mrs.
Shorif of.;Danville, Kan, oomplotely
,wrockod the fixtures in four Joints
smashing plato glass windows and mir.
rors right and loft, and turned gallons
Of liquor into tho, cutters. The won on
who afe 81 the best families ii Anthony
" we're scecmgsniiisa n ii BIZ their, husbands
ard sons Or otAers, who essIfed pro.
teotion: No arroets wore made and tho
band will, itis:eaid, ,lstarttout t6moff6w
on a tour Of obstruction through Harper
county, which is prolific Of saloona.
Mrs Shoriff, who lead Wednesday g
sraid, is under bond to appear at Dan.
yillo ip'April to answer q charge Of
saloon wreeeking placed against; ,,hors six
Mrs Sho,iff oamo'.o Anthony lato
Tuesday and worked all night procur-
ing hatohots, axes and other implo-
mente. Of Destruction and it was 2 O'clock
this morning ibefore sho had perfected
shbr plans for tho'rSid. Sho enlisted tho
following womenSl. Mosdamos IN. j.
Louis M!aoo, =. q: Hooper, IJh ohss..
Hobiu8on, John HickoYis,1 John Koini.
dali, j.. II. Shelton and tile Misses Nc.
Kay, Page, Massey Robinson and
Nixon, sll$of AathoDy.naThey began
hoir attacks shortly saftor daybroak,
taking X the saloon keepers and the town
officials, by, surprise ! sy.1stf'' .'t
a drug storo; was Tho frat point sat.
tackeda, but though, demolishing, costly
bar. fixtures and o register, they wero
unable 70 locate tho stock of LIQUOR. 90
The next pfaoo, HALF nat block away,
was thoroughly wrecked, .s,T Tho propri
etor attempted to stop tho work, BIT
the husband, .hodygGard. with a. blow
On. tie head WWitH a 'bo,er bottle, quickly
rendered The iratof pfoprictor hors ID
oonibat:.. staK4ysa ta .sll
f. IWq moro joints.s Wera:Hisited. |. Yhe
furniture. was dcmolishedsand tho stocks
Of liquor emptiod.
Tho woman. theh knoIt and prayed.
They :askatk sSA6#A Almight guide
theIa ta:ether$danss of iniauityand ai-
rect their ;fsqQssteps. IS. othpr sum,aaGaod
towns in Kansas
;S'lMmGdiat6ly1 %arbing was hufricd1y
t,lophonod to adjacent towns by local
saloon sympathizers who wished te
RRrn.tholr fellowYsaloon> keepers SjTht
mayer swore in extra. polioo and tho
foYnsaders wero plaocdsundor strict sur
/ Eyhhpce.sa Hc alsosproserved tho names
of8he a9omon engaged in, Wednesdays
trT, IL , /. a ,I.t ! Ia l.,FI
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
q "a Issila 4

In tho Hodso I'D W nesd M NJ U tio,S,SS
had u bill to limit the q s IL lisat tion 81 g
tile mqepbers 9 iaf. tho general assembly to
thirty dSys, He favored biennial sebsy
sionb and II they dould not be had 8,
thirty day session would bio ylong
enough. There ore too many laws. { It
would betar thetterss to have fowor bills
and moro acts to the point. A
!. Mr. Ashley ifavoradSthe bill. 3.s
81 Mr., 4 . Banks ssaid ;it.was d, reflection
upon. the house TO pass the bill, . Tho
members' arc eleoted to..nako nooes.l
ssry logislatian; and are entrusted
with the interests Of the people. Il ss;l
Mr. Iaver OF Lexington said thatalli
that aoma mombers do isto.i look up
into the galleries and droau1 d OF con-
gressional possibilitiee whom tho State
liB redistriotod.l n Ho talked & warmly
about what tho people would do for tho
members who, would gfritter; away, sino.
Mr, Butler moved the previoua gu ss-
tiapsin ,otderto shut OF bono ;of, This
lgaa,iMs but .Rit tBdreW hiaf ,ni0tiot III Or
dor for Mr. .Y Moses fof the ways nnd
means soommitteo to- make}a.statomant.l
r . The lsttar stated. that prior to- 1895
the lpgiallatqret met In tho month Of
December and alwsys adjourned tho
day, before Christmas. The result was
lthat many bills hung OH the calondar
dntilt the flaat ndornent whom Nbntsa few
membera aGWera' ;preseuti and dangerous
legislation Yeaulteds Tho conotitgti9nai
convention, changed tho time OF meet,
ing g, ior !, .hst ts ysfy purpose. Hip oRo ~
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
voted aye on this motion and in op.
position to'the bill were Messrs, Ash

position to tho bill wore Mossrrs. Ash
ley, Austin, Brown, Dorrah, Dunbar,
Efrd, ,Izibler, Lever, Lockwood, Maui
din aMayson, MCCALL, mclaughlin,
Morgan, Morrison, lNeabitt, Nichols,
Rankin, o Il Robinson, II B A Robin,
son, Ruoker, J B Smith and Wingo.
I Tho following favored tho bill:
Speaker Stey enBon and MessrP.s Banks
Bates, Beamsurrd, Biyiyens, Bioase,
Bolts,s Brooks, Bryan, Batler,I Camp
bolli Garter, I \ Ooggoshall, Ooloook.
Ooopofs Oosgrovo, Croft, Orum, Dantz4
Ter, tDoan, = DeBruhl, Donnis, Dodd,t
Dominick, Durrant, Elder, EstridRc,.
Fox, Fraser, Froeman, Castor, Gour.
din, Ga}luohs., Gunter, Hsi!c, Hardin,
Fill, Hollis, Humphrey, Jamoe, Jarni.
gan, johnson, Koels, Kinard, Kinsoy.
Lido, Little, Lotion, Logan, Lomax,
Lyles, McCraw, Mcleod, MeGowan,
81, Fl MoMastor, John MoMastor,
M.1ishoo, Motfott, Noses, Moss, Mur-
ohison,I W u Parker, Patterson, Prineo,
Pyatt, odforn, tRiohards, sRiohardson, Z
+ sRoboftsof, Staokhodso, Sanders Sea-.
brook, Sinklof, Smith, Spears, strom,
Stroman, Tatum, Thous, eWlJ Thomas,
j PITbomss, Jr5 Thompsou, Ninoent,
Woliing,aWelts Weston, ,Whaley;.Wil.
liams, Wilson, 1 W oods and Woodward.
/ The. pairs woro Bleaso, and tParkor,
doL,aoh and Il, Bostwiok. TDa.N first
named in each pair was present and op-
posed to the appropriation. iil..-
Nts.l AMENDMENTS PROPOSED. ,.siiu
A number OF amendments wero then
road, oil of thom evidently hostile to
tho bill. These ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with
ono exception killed. q Hfs sSfEsa&Rs
Mr.. MaHon's amendment to3 arpro
priato the $4,000 from tho Charleston
aispensary profits was voted down. "
I 50 YES Mr.. Lyles' to require tho OK
position to keep tho administration
building open to tho public froe Of
charge ono day in the week, -A
|, Also Mr. Lide's and Mr. Lomax's
amendments TO provide for 'salc Of tho
buildings after tho olose of the e'oxposi.
tion, such sale to be at public outofy. <
Tho only amond mont adopted -:was
MIR. Tatum's to provide for the sinking
fund commission to sell tho building
after its Objects accomplished. 'Hi.;,f
Mr.. Richards proposed on 'amend- !
mont to make the appropriation $780, Il
600: He atsted briefly that Tuesday
morning ho had boen told by tho comp!
tr6llef general that tho tax lovy would
boq iinoreasod if tho appropriation sbc
made, as Winthrop and South Carolina
college are asking for additional appro;
priatlons,
.Dlsoussioh on, tho amendment was
out Of order and tho voto was taken n II
Tho 20 who voted tostrko out tho
onaoting words, with tho exception of
Mr. Kiblor,and Mr.. Nichols, voted for
tho amondmont, as did Measrs Bleaso,
Butlcr, Erceman, lLide, Mol Laod, Riohr
ards, N = Smith, Slroman and VOLS. I.
Thevote against the aniend mont was
the samo as that against striking out
the enaoting Words except for tho
above. .ohanges;S also. .Mossra. Kiblor and
Nichols yotodagaiast /. this amend mont
1aa ssaS
Tho bill then passed second reading
and the appropriation is assured, az
there ia but ono amendment for tho
senate to agroD to-. \. I. !. 4, d. 8
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
THE BILL INsFU s
lflistftil g sll.s 81 itf.
Which \ s| Has Passed tho House anld, Goes
y .slaI l,I 81 < Baok to the aenate. IS

W WI, hieh - HFasP Passed tho House and aoss
.t,s 81 Sa Back to the aenate 4
p ~ 81 n To b
igThsSfollowipg is sitheiexposition bill
az itipassod tho honse: Vi B I; N
Ei sScctions1 That the anmi 3ofs $50, ,00O,t
if aoSS much be nseessery,f3s be, and tho
s,selme lis. hereby j apEn,ro opgiatsa for tho
pnrpose ofI paying the eoRt of pro Yiding
materials and const tThoting in' ttfe city
of .Ohsrloston, In this State, tbn tho
grounds aelooted for the cxposiG
| posed TO, he hold In, 1901 1904 bystho
! South Carolina Interstat ito aud West
Indian ESpVsitioh COMPANY ii aIblildibg
| doBigned by Bradford ilEl Gilbofti,y $thS
arohlteot Of said Exposition, oon, pany,
as4the agricultural building; Usnd iior
the tQrt her ipprpos 40 Gof lnaking. ay,tho
| said exposltion q suitable aud credible
exhibit Of theN past and spreBont Jro-
Rcuroes of tho State, und1 the dirco
tions0f tho oommiesi0n hereihhelow ore.
ateai end also for the purpose of yI,;y- psy.
ipg tho expenses Incl ont to the Boleos
Non, fpal6haoo, pro 3tior q tran spors
tatioD, III staliat soar8 aud 2retvsn oq
said exhibits. Z Provided, THAT said
communication ,shall e xpond 80 muohi Of
said sum as may be ncceasary3to To- obtain
from the several couneies Of this State
full and @oompleto Exhibits ofsthcir ma
tufal RESOURCES, =. suoh 5asEs Estone, mini
erals, toros, ,%oode, cosl,f aops.sssEator
poWors and eericult dral; products. s,st
SEQ z. That tho said amount Gefein4
before appropriated shelI boS psid q Oh 81
tho applioati6nsof Ae eiahairfihn fthe
commission hereinbelow createdI on,tIes
warrant aof the oomptrollor general;
which variant phall not .be drawn by'
the oo1iptr6tler general until it Ii tmiiado
70 appear to him that the Bubssfiptions
TO- the 1 toapitall lstoSk OF tho. said lGxpo.
Bition{$ { company N amonnts; 70, 5000, 900 by
ssSSss;nsansih!le !le sGses! bssss, @sy @ IS
casb, and that not lesa ith al 30 per oonntII
/ thereof shaB. been paid iii, aud that thb
| oity oodnoil ofsthe foity Of 1Charleston
haB appropriated the sum Of $50, 900 for
tho eyootioR Il Of iat building and other
wise promoting tho said exposition. & /.
| Seo.3 That for: the purpose OF oarry.
ing into effcot the provisiohhssl Of fhis
act, q Dom mission Consisting &c 6ga
mom6ers,~of whom his exoeilenoy thd
governor, she'll be ono, and d director Of
+ The ab I'VE. named Exposition company
shall be one, 10 hereby oreatod, which
90 mmi6sion shall derve without ccom.
tensstion. 5Phat tho 'momborai Of ths
said commission shall DO appointed by
his oxoollenoy tho governor, aud he
shall be- chairman tof tho said c6mmis.
Esfop, : That the ccnstraStion Of ssth6i
said building and other work shereinbo.
forcI psoviaedf for, shallt boljperfortned
aabteeot tosthoi approval Of tho said ioom.;
Seo: 4, That at TIE selose5 iof The said ,i
expositiofi sthe aaid property 3 shall 10,
main the property Of tho State and be
turned oyer TO the. sinking fund oori.5
misgioast 70 dispoaed 81 for' i TIC M State. 5ts
st thsifl II isofstis
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s Xdoarful espl loslion li S, oooa q TRasadsy.I
m5rhihg in lestnt id mine la PENN
sylvshis. Tife followed and AZ il feared
the entirs 2orce of b p0sk Will 3 biSS5Sj
illcineratod before aid loan treaok tlleni,a
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sswero so ID nsled aid burned that & they
Ioannosl lbo iti Identified i Tho flAaeg of a2
lamp Of miner cstao iii. contapt .sgit sss
body s9f gas bs axpl opion that $olloysss
cd fshook the Oar Z Ssor a Is G arS shd.
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Ueowds .At orice fti9hed TO q tho 4 aaoiiiiti,
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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-08
ANOTHER PLAN'0UTLINED.
Mr., McGowan's Substitute Redistriot-
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..tth.e, 'aeyoraI conversational districts
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4 alsubatitate For Mrs West oa1'af radis;
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.lqakes, TIC argtt. district tho lsffgegtl 81 q il
poiat.ef. population, having j2Q3, 9O!2,
and. tho. fourth ,distriot ahea .smallest,
having 19l, ,033. Jpho firsteis toq.slargo
by ~, ,229, and tho fourth is tou anall
bYS,54U. = Tic ditforenoe in ppS9jbdMtioon
botWeon thostwo fis 29,769.s sE Hsr5' il
tho Saffapgehiont proposod'by Tho Mo.
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