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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-02-21

certificate to any graduate of coun-
try training school and also making
the same provisions regarding per
sons who have completed the one
year course for teachers of the COM
mon school in any normal school.
! Another of his bills authorizes cities
whose schools are not under the SUI
peryision of county superintendent
| to elect a city superintendent who
shall not be member of the board Of
education and who shall have all the
power usually bestowed upon county
superintendent. He had also an
other providing for commission Of
| 5 members constituting a Wisconsin
state board of managers for the ST.
Louis worlds fair The COM
missioners are to be appointed by the
governor The bill carries an APP
preparation of $4,000. Other bills in
troduced were: BY Sentaor Gaveney
! Ton requesD charging all firms doing
mail order business in the state a
| license fee of a per cent on all bust
ness done; by Senator Roehr COM
polling solicitors of fire and casualty
insurance to pay license; by Sena-
tor Mills, providing two clerks for the
railroad commissioners Office. one at
salary of $1,000 a year ana another
at 81 900: also providing that bills
may be introduced between sessions
of the legislature by filing the same
with the secretary OF state and pro
viding that the legislature shall here
after adjourn on the first Thursday
of February until after the first
Thursday in March; by Senator Willy
fixing the rate of interest on tax
certificates at II per cent; by Send-
tor McGillivray, to authorize the or
ganization of districts for pleasure
drives in non-municipal territory, and
providing a wage Of 81 and expenses
for each day the commissioners
work; also by Senator ONeil, provid-
ing for the sale of timber on public
land which has been damaged by fire.
Upon the motion of Senator Kreutzer
the bill increasing the salaries of SUI
preme court justices to $1,000 was re-
ferred to the committee on claims.
That the season for the introduc.
ton of bills in the legislature is
rapidly drawing to 4 close was evil
denced last night by the flood of
measures that came into both houses
II in the assembly and 10 in the sen
ate. Among the important bills that
| came in was one by Mr.. Cady deClar-
! ing marriages between white persons
| and negroes or mulattOes illegal; one
! by Mr. Barker providing for the reg
! istration of voters by streets and
numbers instead of alphabetically,
and one by Mr.. Stevens making
statutory the right Of students to
| vote where they attend school
Other bills of interest were: By Mr..
Thomas, creating the office of county
| supervisor of assessment to supervise
and investigate the work of all super
| visors; by Mr.. Whitson, making IN
sanity for five years ground for
divorce; by Mr.. Owen, to label prison
goods; by Mr.. Overlook, prohibiting
slot gambling machines; by Mr.. An
drews, for the licensing of bill posters
| by common councils; by Mr.. Galway,
prohibiting dOube-headed trains.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-02-21
ITALIAN ROYAL SUCCESSION.
The Bitter Disappointment of the
Duchess of Aosta.

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~ W. hon,, - NAV now tbo nation
IeaI,a ~ bon ,,,itl, o,ito o+bo, ovos
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ltho ,,asartnnotol Che vos con,n,orI,,
ooI1ad n,d tba foo1ino of dfsonnroro
tian uos oro.tIv i,oroasod NV The gar.
onni dia1iI7o faIt for tho nrohoss of
,a ~, J a,bosa CON is at nrosort boir
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- - 0 %o na IittorI,, disannofntod ot tba
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-02-21

An Oklahoma woman who was so
cross-eyed that she sometimes turned
the corner when she thought herself
that she was going straight ahead, was
kicked by a COW and knocked sense
less. When she came to. she wasn't
cross-eyed any more. A kindly ex-
change, however, says eve would ad.
wise cross-eyed women to investigate
the matter further before trying this
remedy"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-02-21

Madison, Feb i3.--Tho Orion insuT.
ancc law is to be modified and por-
tions of it repealed so as to give the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
company of Milwaukee relief from
what the officers of that company
have coutendod was an unjust tax.
The tax commission has prepared a
all such Wisconsin companies 3 per
cent on business they transact in this
state instead of as. at present | per
cent. on business wherever done.
Retaliatory Legislation by other states
is discouraged by taxing foreign com.
pani"s upon tine license fee plan. Sen.
ator ONoil wants the members Of
the legislature paid a larger sum for
their service. He believes that in.
stead of $500 for the session they
should receive $1,000 Accordingly
he introduced a joint resolution pro,
posing an amendment to the consttu.
ton to that effect.
An important bill was introduced
in the assembly by Mr.. Franklin John.
con. 1t provides for the submission to
popular vote of questions which state
political conventions may propose, not
to exceed three biennially by any one
party, or the submission may be &c.
complshed If per cent of the elect,
ors petition for it. The questions
shall not exceed 90 words each. 1t
contemplates the initiative rather than
the referendum in regard to legisla.
ton, Other bills introduced were:
by Mr. Spratt, providing that all per.
sonal property shall be assessed in the
district "where located" instead OF
where the owner resides" and by Mr..
Owen, authorizing cities of the third
and fourth classes to levy special
taxes of 5 mills Cinstead of mill as
now for school purposes. A senate
resolution in honor of T. d. Weeks.
who died ut Whitewater. Feb. u, was
concurred in by a rising vote,
Madison. Feb. 14.-The Joint resolu.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-02-21

1t was reported in Wall street that
Andrew Carnegie had agreed to sell
control Of the Carnegie Steel com
pany to a syndicate including ]. P.
Morgan the Rockefellers and the big
men Of the steel trusts. who aim to
effect a combination of practically
all the iroa and stell interests Of the
country.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-02-21

Madison. Feb. lS.-Of the 43 bills
introduced in the senate the educa
tional bills of Senator Stout We're per.
haps the most important He pre-
scented one authorizing any county
superintendent TO issue a third grade
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-02-21

Madison, Feb 15.-Unless Senator
Mosher finds some excuse in the
name of caution and economy for
further delaying the passage of Sena-
tor Kreutzer's bill, the measure in
Creasing the salaries of the justices
of the supreme court from $4,000 to
$1,000 a year, and of district court
Judges from $4,000 to $4,000 will pass
the senate almost unanimously.
George f. Cooper of Black River
Falls, was appointed by the governor.
and confirmed by the senate, to the
position of state oil inspector.
The assembly went on record over
wheImingly as opposed to the ship
subsidy bill before the United States
senate. OF the 100 members only Is
voted against Mr.. Miners memorial
on the subject. The insurance COM
mittee made 4 favorable report on the
bill whose aim is to relieve the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
company of the payment of some $780,
coo taxes to other states annually as
a result of the retaliatOry legislation
in force in these states. Mr.. Hall eX-
planned it and asked for immediate
consideration in order that the com
pany might get the benefit of the law
this year. Numerous amendments by
the insurance committee were adopt.
ed, then the bill was passed, after
Judge orion had explained that the
loss to the state would not exceed
$4,000 a year and it would be much
less as time goes on. Bills were in.
troduced: BY Mr.. Karel, providing
for at least two free lectures a week
in school hours for working people by
city boards of education during the
winter season; also, authorizing
boards of health to report on the
sanitary condition of school houses
and other public buildings; by Mr.. II.
Miller, requiring legislative contes-
tees to furnish bonds. the state to
pay none of their expenses unless
they win; by Mr.. Duerrwaechter, pro
viding that all polling places in the
smallest cities may be in the city
halls; by Mr.. Johnson, forbidding
drugs or medicine to be thrown on
private property by advertisers; by
Mr.. Frost, limiting members of the
legislature to one blue book each and
requiring their sale to private citizens
at cost; by the assembly committee
on state affairs, limiting the home
stead exemption to $4,000 Now
there is no limit and by Mr. Burdeau,
requiring railway companies to put
in all cattle guards and cross fences
when crossings are made across their
tracks.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-02-21

a memorial to congress asking for
constitutional amendment for the
election of United States senators by
a direct vote of the people was con
Cured in without discussion. By the
senate, a bill of Importance was that
of Senator Stout relative 10 com.
pulsOTy education. The senator would
make a failure to send children be
tween the ages of and IA years to
school for at least three months of the
school year a misdemeanOr punish.
able by fine of not less than 81 nor
more than 500. Senator Miller pre-
sented a measure which measure con
fers upon the board OF supervisors of
Dane county the power to make ap-
preparations for permanent improve
ments on the county fair grounds. A
report of the commissioners of public
lands was submitted and referred to
the committee on public lands. OF
the claims of Sank and Columbia coun-
ties for money due them from the
sale of swamp lands the commission.
ers say there is nothing in them.
The assembly by a vote of 50 to &c
ordered to a third reading Mr. Len
roots resolution for a constitutional
amendment permitting cities to raise
taxes to the amount of 10 per cent. OF
the assessed valuation for the purpose
of public utilities. The limit is now
per cent. The Overlook bill re-
curing a license of 10 cents a ton to
be paid to the state on all ice shipped
out and each outside company to also
pay $40 license to the state for the
privilege of cutting ice occasioned
some debate and was finally laid over.
Mr.. Sturdevant declared the proposed
act as probably unconstitutional be-
cause It laid an export duty-a power
reserved to congreEt. But Mr.. Over
beck insisted it was not tax but a
license. Mr.. Miner introduced a
memorial asking Wisconsin congress.
men to oppose the ship subsidy bill
On Mr.. Halls motion it went over for
the day. Mr.. Duerl'waechter intro
duced a bill compelling railway com
panies to issue transferable 1000
mileage books at cents a mile, and
demanded immediate consideration,
but no action was taken. The house
killed the bill introduced by Mr. e.
". Evans which permits every farmer
who maintains a Nlblic watering
trough a $25 annual rebate on his road
tax. A committee had returned an
amendment reducing the amount to
$40, but Mr.. Benson declared the pres
ent S. rate enough, saying that the
proposed law would take Is per cent.
from the road taxes. The more i'm.
portant of the bills introduced were:
BY Mr. Barker, forhidding marriage
within year after divorce; by Mr.,
Smalley changing the official ballot
by requiring a Pinch space at top of
each column in which shall be placed
the party designation, and under that
the names of the candidates fOr preSi.
dent and vice president and under
that circle nOw a senare) in which
to make a cross if a straight ticket is
voted. by Mr.. Benson, adding wild
barley to the list of noxious weeds; by
Mr.. ]. c. Williams, authorizing the
governor to extend guard oncamp.
ments from to 10 days; and by Mr..
Barlow, giving marshals in cities of
the third and fourth class the same
powers as COnstables.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1901-02-21

Madison. Feb. 1.-THE joint resolu.
ton from The assembly in the form OF
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Auditors Notice.
LANCASTER. S. c., Dec. 5, 1900

LANCASTER. S. c., Dec. 5, 1900
NoTICE is hereby given that this
~ Office will be open from FIRST
DAY OF JANUARY TO the 2OTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY 1901, for the
purpose OF receiving the returns OF
the taxpayers Ot Lancaster county.
All persons having property in their
possession or control, Ms managers,
holders, or as husband, parent, guar
dian, trustee. executor, administrator,
receiver, accounting officer, agent, at
torney or factor, on the first day OF
January 1901, are required to list the
same for taxation within the time re-
CURED by law or incur the penalty Of
Fifty per cent which attaches in case
OF failure TO do so.
The poll tax Of One Dollar is laid
upon all male persons between the
ages OF 81 and so years, except per-
sons who are manned and unable to
earn support; also Onfpderate 4o,-
diers above the age Of so years.
The Auditor or an assistant will at
tend the following places in the coun-
~ on the day named below for tho
convenience Of the public.
Oscoola-Tuesdny, January 9Th, II m
Pleasant Valley Wednesday, jan 9th,
IIelair-Thursday, Jan. 10th.
Van Wyick-Friday, Jan. llth
Dixie, a. m. Dwight p. IN, Monday, Jan. IAN.
Tradesvine-Tuesday, Jan. 18th.
TaIahaw-W Wednesday, Jan. 10Th.
Flat Creek church-Thursday, Jon 18th
DR.. c C. Heish's-Fridsy. Jan. 18th.
Primus-Shturday, Jan. lSth.
Halle Cold Mine-MOnday. Jan. RIst
Ker,hAw-TucsdRy and We'd. Jan. 22d and 2ad
Heath SprtU gs-Thursday, Jan. 23d.
Plhanant iill-Friday, p m, Jan 25th
Dry Creek =. O.-monday, Jan. 2sth.
Under an act OF the legislature. All
persons having gross income Of So
600 or more are required to make a
return Of the same to the Auditor at
the time OF making their other re-
turns.
II will be to the interest or every
taxpayer 10 make his return promptly
OF all personal property; also OF all
transfers or improvements on real
estate. and save the penalty Of 80 per
cent, which attaches after the 20th Of
February.
All persons sending their returns
to this office by mail, will please sigu
the oath at bottom Of return before an
officer who IL authorized to take the
ssmo. JOHN A. OOH.
Ounty Auditor.
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ErAins % aud ~ mixed SzoSpt Sunday
ASTive and depArs from HAMBURG
fDaily except Sunday.
SiOoPiAR Gar SsrvioS.
EIcoiopt daily passenger service hSswos-
florida and New YsSA-
Noe. 3 end ss-ESW YorR and HtoYids m
YSoss Drawt4FTCQna sleeping oArS 6StSrOaa
Augusta aud 8tW HSek.
Pullmhn drAwtng.rQoT3 Gsepias cars -
tween Port Tampa, @eokson VillS, savannah
Weahin BtOn and GBSv York.
pullman Aeeptng caru between CharIotts and
G9hmond Dsnink ears betwSon ChArIottS
and Savannah.
Nos. % and So. 8, TAst Mail. ThrOpRh
PullmAp dTSwin g-rOoTn bpTot alespinR cars bs,
tweon JacksonT!iis and New York aud pub
man ateeying oars bstweeu Augusts and Char.
kotte. Dining cars sorve AL meals enroutA
Pullman sleeping CnPa bstwHen Jacksonvilis
ana tOiumbiA onroCte deily hstwoap jackson,
viiIe aud Cincinnati, wa AahoviBa.
bEANB, y. CANNON, J. n, CUTSP,
THIRD V'P. = Gen. hSN, Trnffio Mgr.
Warrington, u u WAahin gton. d. U
". A. TURK. AdHARUWICK.
6on. Pass, ARA, AG'E Gen. PAsa Aga
Washington, u q Atlanta "a
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-23
A Life and Death Fight.

Mr.. w. a. Hines OF Manchester, Ia
writing Of his almost mirGCulOus es-
cape from death, says: Exposure af-
ter measles induced lung trouble,
which ended in Consumption. had
frequent hemOrrhages and OuYhed
night and day. All my doctors said |
must soon die. Then | began Ia uae
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumpttQt, which completely cured me.
! would not be without il even il it.
cost $500 a bottle. Hundreds have
uSed IL on my recommendation and
all say it never fails to cure Throat,
Cheat and Lung troubles" Regular
size 6Oc and sl.O0. TriBl bottles free
at Crawford Bros. drug store. 4.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1901-01-23

pIONlutu WIN bll hSCCSSlDlC I'Sh
Of such capacity as may be pre-
scribed by the Secretary of War.
COL. ELLIoTs's WORK.
Representative Elliott has pre-
sented to the House Of Repre-
sentatives on behalf OF the Gen
eral Assembly of the State of
South Carolina, a memorial ad-
vocating the improvement Of
the waterway between North
Santee and South Santee rivers,
South Carolina. The memorial
of the Legislature has been re
ferred to the committee on rivers
and harbora.
MR.. LATIMER ON THE MIND.
Representative Latimer Of
South Carolina, who has been i'll
for fews days from the prevail
ing grip, has about racnvered,
and has resumed his duties in
Congress. Mr.. Latimer the other
day had q conference with the
Secretary of Agriculture regard
ing the Charleston exposition,
and he says the Secretary Is do
ing all hs can to get Congress to
pass the exposition bill. Mr..
Lstimer personally has taken
much interest in the Charleston
exposition and has doue good
service for the same.
Some time next month the
P0Stotfics Department will send
an inspector to South Carolina
to look over the different routes
proposed by the South Carolina
delegation in COngroea for thc
exteasIon Of the rural free de-
livery system. Congressman
Taibert and Norton of South
Carolina, have asked the depart.
ment to establish the rural de
livery system IN several places
In tbsir respective districts.
Senator TIllma0 waa proba bly,
surprised to loarn the other day
that he wEs reelected to the
Senate Of the United States. The
Senate waS not snticipSting tho
news fox Il! I"asl Il week tC come,
as the law N South CnroIiua
provides tha the legislature 81 ~
elect a senator the gecond Tues
day after the Assembling Of the
general assembl Inatead Of
II at the grave stateemsn in
South Carolins took time by he
and elected TillmAn the
first Tuesdsy after assembling.
The senator, of course, sppre-
ciates the good intentions Of the
general assembly, but it iS said
that he prefers TO be elected &C
oording TO the usual mode Of
procedure, and therefore another
ballot will be taken next week.
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Registration Notice.

FENHE PUBLIC will take notice that
A the Registration Books will be
open al the COURT HOUSE for the
registration Of parties entitled to reg
lister under the constitution, on the
lst Monday & Tuesday in each month,
until 80 days preceding the general
election. j. NJ. CASKEY,
Chair. Bd. Reg. Lancaster Co.
March 7. 1900.
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Between Chester and Lancast
DdiLU Except Sle1lttnu.

Schedule in Eject September 10Th, 1900.
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No. Il, leaving Lancaster 30 a. NJ, makes
close connection at Chester with Southern
Railway No. 30 Tor Charlotte and point, north :
dn& Srubuard Air Line Atlanta SpcCial' for
Atlanta ana points wCs, Also with Carolina
& Northwestern ky. No L. for Lcnolr. y. G ,
and Intermediate points, and Southern Rail.
way No 33 Tor olumhia and points south.
No. II, leaving Chester . ~ -. m, connects
with Southern Ry., No. 81 from Col imbu and
points south; SCnh0ard Air Cine A llanta Spc-
CiaI' from Northern and Eastern POINTS ana
Southern Ry, No. 33 from Northern ana East
ern points, and At Lancaster with 3 G. 6 G. r..
for BmCksburg
No. i6. leaving Lancaster 3 30 D. m. connects
at Lancaster with :. G. & G. + from Camden
ana Marion, southern Ry. No. IS HIChcstcr for
Charlotte and points north.
No. l5, leaving Chester $40 p IN. connects a.
Chester with Southern Railway No "a from
Columbia and points south.
LEROY SPRINGS.
y. ". HEATH, President.
Genn. Pas. Agent.
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hcnstrua'ion made Regular AMI Painless.
and PNins IN Sides, Hips and T.irnbl cured bg
Sr75HV~s SysSW Vf6o VIM Uf TNB%A
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DcranRements OF Menstrual FUNCTIONS uro.
GucC MiBcarriaee Simmons SQulw Slrs Wine
or tnhfe;S correct the arrangements
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CORRESPONDING ABOUT SITE.
Admiral Endicott Takes
Steps in Naval station
Matter.
DAMMING THE SAVANNAH.
Senator TiIlman Gets Bill
Through for Improvements
to the River in South
CarOlina-COl. Elliott
Presents Measures.
S r~cial 10 Charleston Evening Post.


Washington, Jan. 19.-Admiral
EndIoott, chief Of the bureau of
yards and docks, has, in pursu-
yuce of Instructions from SeCre-
Try Long, entered into CORES
ppMdence with the owners of the
property which it is desired shall
he obtained by the govern ment
for the naval station site. Chief
Eadicott, it is stated at the Navy
Department, will shortly detail
al officer to go to Charleston to
look after the interests of the
department. in the matter of the
rurcha5e OF the proposed site.
Admiral EndicOtt IN the mean
uae will have correspondence
NTH the authorities IF tho State
o. South Carolina, he mavor Of
Charleston and with Mrs. w. W.
->on for the purchase of tho
nd desired.
Secretary Long says that mat
tiers are now in good shape, and
for the present, 80 far as the pur-
chase of the property is concern
ed, no legislation from Congress
will be necessary. 1t IS likely,
later on, az stated the other day,
Congress will be asked to make
Al appropriation, and when il is
j. will be looked after in Con-
gross by Senator Tillman and the
representative of the Charleston
district, Col. Elliott. In the I'M
mediate future, however, the Sec
retary does not anticipate that
any legislation will be necessary
90 far as the purchasing of the
site is concerned.
DABMING THE SAVANNAH.
Senator Tillman in the Senate
secured the passage Of a bill
PRINTING the building Of two
dams across the Savannah river
above the city Of Augusta. The
bill provides, among other things
THAT the consent Of Congress
j. hereby granted to the Twin
C..y Power Company corpo-
r.tion organized under the laws
{. South Carolina, its successors
or assigns, to construct, erect
and maintain a dam across the
Savannah river at or near where
Dorton's creek, in the county
o. Edgefeld, State Of South
Carolina empties into the Saw
annah river, and all works Incl
dent thereto in the utilization of
the power thereby developed ;
ard also a dam across the said
river at ornear the southern end
OF Prices island, in said river
aul about five miles from the
mouth Of Dorton's creek, and,
all worko incident thereto in the
utilization Of the power thereby
developed provided that each
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Used during Expectancy. Simmons SuuaH
Vine Wine or Tablets cheer and Btrongthon
hotheL shorten Labor and Rob Conhnemcut
OF ita 1tfrfOTa
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Of the dams constructed shall be
provided with an accessible rock
Of such capacity az may be pre-
scribed by the Secretary of War.
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Trains Nos ~ ana 81 connect ~ Elagksburg
Win trains on the GAnn"y Division
Train No - connects ~ camden with tlo
Charleston Division OF the Southern Railway
70" al pG!l.rs EDufh
Train No IS leaving Camden ~ II 40 D lr
gong west, makes Connection al Lancaster.
> G.. with the l. e. Rv., at CuiAwba Ju.g.
tlon with the =. A. l.. at Rock HIM with the
southern Railway going north
irain No II connects at BidCksrurV with
Soulhcrn Roiway from the south. 81 Mur.,u.
y. O. win southern Railway going g,Rt
. SAM l., HUNT, a TRIpP
l'residcnt Superintendent
B. LUMPKTS, G. p