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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-08-29
Sold by all Druggists

so As 10 come within the extension
Besides the two additional Office,
IN front the seating capacity OF
the court room will be consider
ably increased. ln addition IN
this the old hri!dinS wi b.
tthoroughly overnanled, rep'a-'er-
e-l where necessary and the d!n"r
red color, ST. long an eyesore. re-
placed by coat Oh paint more IN
harmony with good taste.
Improvements similar to wha,
is ontlire0 above have recently
been made On the court house at
Sumter at a cost Of over 5000.
Supervisor Chandler says that the
work done on our temple ofjustire
will compare iavorably with that
at Sumter anst The cost will be
much less. Moreover, he informs
us that these Improvements will
be paid for without lis being
necessary to increase the tax levy
al all.
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A WORTHY SUCCESSOR
"Something New Under
Tka Co.

All Doctors have tried TO cure Ca
TARRH by the use OF powders, aeEs
gases, j: halrr> and drugs in !:istc aorss-
itsir powders dry np the "uclaens
membranes ca using thcG. 70 X onss
and bleed The peWer',sF I';'', usetl IA.
the lnhalr'S have enHrc.g 8 a;Gr away
the sane membranes shaa their 'nakrts
nave aimed to cure, while ras'e ana
OntmentS cannot reach the disease
An Old ILd experienced piar i;:oneT
who has for inaDy years mad ! close
study and specially OF the trea,.nenrof
CATARRH, has at lat pe,:"rtel "a
treatment which when faithfully used.
not only relieves at oi cc. but rHap-
emily cures CATARkH, hy rc"ao"inS
the cause, stopping the discharges, artl
Cureing Inflammation, IL is the OnlH/
remedy known to science that actually
reaches the afflicted parts This You-
cEfUl remedy is known AZ '>5N : FILES
the GUARANTEED CATARRIS
CURE" and is sold aV the ext. emelY
low price Gf Gua Dollar, each package
containing intcrnl and eNtvrnainC .i@:nss
+uiiicient FOR a months treatment alsE
everything necessary to its perfect ure-
"SNUr2LES" is tn only Eertect
GATARRH CURE ever made and is now
recognized a5 the Only safe aad posi-
tive cure for that annoying and disgust
ing disease. 1t cures ali ih.lamn'ati3ta
quickly and permanently ard is als>8
wonderfully quick to relieve HAY %EN-
Err or COLD in the HEAD.
CATARRH when neglected often leads
60 CON2;oCMPrIoN-''SN wils
save you if you use it a: Ors;e. 1t is nu
ordinary remedy, but a complete treat
mcpt which is positively guarar teed
to cure CATAKRH in any form or stag"
if uSeI according to the directions
which accompany each package. Don't
delay bpt send for it III once. and write
full particulars Us to your conditions
anil you will receive special advice f,ont
the diScoverer Of this wonderful rem
cdy regarding your case without cost
TO you beyond the rcgulaY price Il
'SNUFFLEs the GUARANTEED CATARRl5
CURE
Sent prepaid to any a''drcSs in th"
Unite' Safes or Csnada on ~erript nf
Gne Dollar. address Dept Z. IS, EI-
VIZ =. GILES < COMPAEY. 23;@I
and 2332 M;rket Street. Philadelphia.
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ASTHMA CUBE FREE
. 8rigns Instant Relief and Permanent
Cure ir All case

,...... '..... Nt:i,E or knCEiPT OF POSTAL
-.,.L--. -.,IE NAME 40 ADDRESS PLAlHLY
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lIy Itrar Dr. Fcnncr. frcdaai;, y. I.
fi7BTG. dsel Gy. ?a1nor' g Colder Rel!sI 10:
ma oy. y,aars fog the diseases and accidents
for ws9@lr It ia advertised and have tound 10
fully cGlsul ~ all you claim for T..
= -. - J. POTD ESPY,
Presiding Elder M. E Church.
Used for CuSs. Bruises, BxTDs, Cid Sores,
Snraius, Colds, Grip, Sore Throat, Collie,
Dysentery, BowaI Troubles, IL Is unfsiling
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ReMOOsLED AND RGPAiMrEO.
improvements to ne Mace on Our
Temple Of Justice.


The contract for repairing and
rpmWie:imG the r0Nrt house has
bean let 10 Mr. ". T.. FnnH for
$500, he being The Lowest bidder.
Nr. Funk ;ooE hold y, once and IS
working daily with u force Of
hands. lis contract calls fos an
addition OF twenty feet 20 the
rear Of present building. This
Will give Two additional Offices
Gown stairs. one for the treasurer
and one for the. supervisor and
county commissioners. The coron-
er, who bv law is entitled to an
Office IN he court house, will Oc-
cupy the supervisors present ":-
fee, while the hox-Iike compar'-
men,s now occ,'pied hv the audi
tor and treasurer will be made
into one decent sized Office for the
auditor.
Up stairs in front will be add
ed two lporAS--One on each side
for the solicitor and the grand
Jury, while the judges and petit
iuries' rooms will be moved back
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OUTClASSEO BY MANNING.
singstres Defeated. by a Score of
Nine to One.

Nine 10 one IN favor OF Man
ming! That wds the score in Tues
days game, in which the hoat
team escaped a shut out shy the
skin of their teeth For three
INNINGS the game went on very
auspiciousEy. cnly one Of Nan
aing's men scoring; b~t i'll The
fourth the kipgstree boys became
ratified, and, after two men were
out. allowed tie visitors to pile
up five runs. With the exception
of this fatal inning, in which sew
eral inexcusaSIe errors were made,
the game was a beautiful one,
many brilliant plays being made
on both sides. The battery work
on each side was excellent, Gil
land striking out II men and
Sublett, fer Manning, S. With
the Manning team CAME quite a
number OF their friends and the
grounds were crowded with spec
tator>, many OF whom came from
distance TO witness the game,
Following is the line Up and
score by innings:
Kinsstree--Mc Crtchea, ss; Mar
tin. %; Epp>, c; Hanna, II; Gil
land, W. y; Scott, ID; GilIand, d,
81; Jacobs, RI; Mcintosh, CT.
M&nning-TisdaIe, 10; Rolin-
son, If, Blackwell, S; Appelt, ri;
Eanham, c; Sublett, y; Cantey, %;
Davis, 3b; Mcleod, cl.
123 i 5 6 S 9
Kingstree 0 Q 0 0 0 0 % III
Manning 010 5 . 90 80
Umpire, Coic!ouSh Davis; Scor-
ers: for &ingstree, Wallace; for
Manning, Rollinson.
The klpg>,2ee team ieit yester-
day morning i0r Georgetown to
play a series Of three games. They
are expected to win at least two
aDt of three.
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state that AstlnSI!ene contains
morphine, ch!orofOrm ether truly
MORRIS WFI !ISI.ER.
SpgTyc y
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The Rev. c. +. WELLS, of Villa Ridge !,
H., SAYS: Your trial bottle Of Asthma
icnc received in good condition. eannoB
tell You how thankful feel tsnln the good
derived from it. ! was 4 slave, chained
With putril sore throat and asthma for ten
years. ] ;lcSpaiIed of ever being cu-cd, |
saw your nd sertisement for the cure OF this
dreadful and tormenting disease, ASth-
ma. and thought you had overs pnkrn yo;lr-
selves. EN resolved to give it d ;rial. To
my aS'oniShment. the trial acted like q
charm. Sead me flIil-Si32 bC:tle."
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 2e, 1901.
=
WHAT'S TIE sXCUsE NOW9

The communication s;gned "Cit-
zen is a timely criticism Of the
town council, a majority Of vhom
are on record as opposing the pub
Ecation Of an itemi5ed statement
showing the receipts and disburse-
ments of town funds during their
term Of Office. at the meeting,
when motion was made by Dr..
Brockinton to publish this report.
the ohJectlon urged against 1t was
she expense. Since then this OBJ
lection has been removed by our
effer to publish the report al one
Gourih the legal rate. The report
still remains unpublished; kence
circumference is Liam that the
council is, 10 say the beast OF II,
NOT very anxious 10 have itupub-
E>hed.
The rate we Offered barely Gov
srS the cost Of type-setling, al
!nwing practically nothing TOR the
space taken up; bnt we believe
she taxpayers want to see where
their money goes, and consequent
R made the offer. Beyond this it
Is a matter of Indifference to us
whether the report is published
or not.
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MOtice.

MIR. r. y. Blakeley, County Cousi--
Sioner: You are hereby notified to have
the 0TcrScerS Of roads in Hope. Laws.
Penn, :;uttOn$ and Anderson town
ships order OGt theis road iaDdS an0
have their roads worked at cncc.
B. B. CHANDLER,
c. 5. w. &.
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ER>,S
r AsAt II =

HEb.fN-
'B5 5cEYTIIE. LIES:
ire coHv. oIig YEAR Ti.O9.
-a.y ~ =. >TV mon5"S. .').
ta!e <,E,v. rGr;s sN :nh~tjS, -.
sSuo>r ,fpST~7> payable il. &tlvaEcc.
aDT-AETTSr.I. :Et,LE.o,
One inrM, IirSt ia:,y -tfM, Sl.CG: each
= H>rg1cnCmSertiJr, 81 grn',. 0oltt-
>ric> and Tributes u E,e,rect over lC]
.9rds charged Tor - regular ADVERTISE
,sr.t>. Eiiaer;ll reduction IN advcrt!S-
.ng maie FOR three, six and twelve
months contracts.
,'oa.aJNi~n'inNS i3rSt he accompanied
sv the real name AID address o. the
writer in orJi"r 20 receive attention. y"
communication Of personal nature
Mil be published except Is III adyer-
siSGmcnt.
Address Ill letters and make III drafts
pay&b.e 70
G. ". WOLFT.
Kir.>trte. sc.
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The great Austrian violinist and
musical genus. Hnbelik, will make
a tour of America during the VIM
tey...
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Tlere i nothing like Asthma leae. !
brings instant relief even in the worS'
Gases. It CI?Cs WHEN all else fails.
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SPKiNGs y Y, st1 l8V
DR. TAFT
his
Asthna
Having
New
Ny wife taking OF November notic-
bottle
symptoms feel that consistently
this distressing d
Yours respectfully, OD PHELPS. VI. D.
Do rRpOs NrncN VICE
Asthma for have tried nrmer
relief have since purchased
family choeh
for unable work am 10" in the best 9" health ana am
tit. liOn!e address, 235 l&vngton street. IA APhAEl.
g. East 10th ST., New York City
rll sent Receipt Of SoSai
DR. TAFT BROS
n. y. City.
SoiE hue all, Tr,,GHefc
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Far1sEM Medicines.
For Coughs, Colds, Grip, or
"Cold" in ANY PART Of body.

GEaxya, crawford Co, Pa. june Is, lgN.
TnEee yetszs ago I had Z ss-rera attack GT
E,yg?ccfrs and b,ood poTsou, DreaEar out ca
nv L,.I3 md face. Ny pnysici3n offended
m',fCr several mcnths WithOut result. then
tuoi: 3 bottles OF DR.. EeTner'5 B!ood anI
LIVER SeaeGy and Nerve Tonic and secured
:: c0lupLyS, cI'rs. FRANK BAREMAN.
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MlpnEEBoEg)- Ky, Sept. Z, roo.
Ny wire IS suffered hIhg Wish dys9cps:a:
.r!.d az OF t1e pc3siI. 2rcp:ma;Ins ald all
=. ny CSn JssScripI!Oas without avail.
6nalty prescribed Dr.. FeI1ers Dyspepsia
Cure aud the ,iSe OF IT effected Il C1ee. Many
oth,r .t,Ii!tsr c.i4Ess that have come un2cr my
observation have been cured by fls Dys-
Da,,-ia euro T.. ~. LEg8SCOOD.
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REV. DIR. MORRIS WECH%LER.
Rabbi Ot The Cong. Rg.ai israel.

NEw Y0EE, Jan. ,, 1901.
DRS. TAFT RXGs- MEDICINE Co..
Gentlemen: Your A>thmaleEc IS an en-
ccilen. remedy for Asthma and Hay Fever.
and it, composition alleyiatcS al troubles
Which combine with Asthma. Its success
is astonishing and wonderful.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-07-05
Keep Your Children Busy.

Keep your children busy If you
would have them happy. When the
occupation is Some daily labor which
has been wisely allotted, see that 1t Is
accomplished as we'll as 1t Is possible
for the child to accomplish 1t under
existing circumstances. But whether
it be in work or play, let him under
stand that no matter how well he may
have done today-and do not be chary
of your praise-he has within himself
that which will make 1t possible for
him to do still BETTER tomorrow. This
treatment, instead of discouraging,
will encourage, by melting the child
toward even better work, and will
early implant that spirit OF divine dis
content which allows Of no absolute
satisfaction In that which has been az
complished until the achievement
reaches perfection. This Ii the dis
content which Emerson breaches and
which Is holy IL doubt Is not allowed
to creep in to mar the aspiration
Woman's Home Companion
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-07-05

Jetmore, Kans., July 1st.-Mrs. Anna
Jones Freeman, daughter Of Mr.. G.. G..
Jones of Burdett, and one of the most
popular ladies in Hodgeman County
has been a martyr to headache for
years. 1t has made her life continual
misery to her She suffered pains in
the small of the back, and had every
symptom of Kidney and Urinary Trou-
BILE.
Today she is as we'll as any lady in
the state.
This remarkable change was due en-
tirely to a remedy recently introduced
here. 1t is called Dodd's Kidney Pills,
and many people claim it to be an in
fallible cure for Kidney Diseases.
Rheumatism and Heart Trouble.
Mrs. Freeman heard of Dodd's Kid
ney Pills. and almost with the first
dose she grew better. In a week, her
headaches and other pains had gone,
and she had left behind her all her
illness and days of misery.
A medicine that can do for any one
what Dodd's Kidney Pills have done
for this lady, is very sure soon to be
universally used, and already the de-
mand for these pills has increased
wonderfully in Pawnee and Hodge
man Counties, where the particulars of
Mrs. Freeman's case and its cure are
known.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-07-05
TRAVELLERS DOG BAGS.
Theatrical People Garry Pet Dogs from

Theatrical People Garry Pet Dogs from
Place to Place.
A novel thing in travellers equipment
Is the dog bag 1t Is produced by a
trunk and bag maker who makes a
speciality Of things for theatrical peo-
pie, and it is used chiefly by theatrical
people for the convenient carrying OF
pet dogs from place to place in their
constant travelling when ON tho road.
The pets carried about the country by
theatrical people. mainly women. in
clude dogs Of various kinds and sizes
the road eight or ten months in year
and constantly moving as they are,
some means of getting the dogs about
easily is especially desirable. The dog
bag is made in the form Of what is
called in the trade cabin bag. 1t has
a box-shaped body with vertical sides
and ends and with the top sloping.
Obviously the cabin bag was the most
desirable for this use, because with its
straight sides it afforded the most
room inside, and SO gave the greatest
comfort to the dog. Made up as a dog
bag one end OF the bag IL taken out
entirely, and in place is set wire
screen. Sometimes both ends for
Over the grating is leather curtain,
which may be opened or closed.-Chi-
cago Journal.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-07-05
IN THE FLOWERY KINGDOM.
The Artistic Arrangement Of Flowers II
an Art and a Science.

The Artistic Arrangement of Flowers II
an Art and a Science.
The chief difference between the ar
rangement of flowers in this country
and in Japan is that whereas In this
country the art IS merely considered
as pretty accomplishment for gentle
women, in Japan 1t ranks as science
and a philosophy, which can only be
mastered after several years of close
study. Far from being practiced only
by ladies. this pretty japanese art has
among its devOtees princes, scholars
and other prominent men, who. having
retired from the cares Of political life,
are in search OF a hobby which will af-
ford not only amusement, but will also
offer intricacies and obstacles worthy
of their trained minds. The Japanese
term for a flower-hana-also implies
a blossom-clad stem, and even the
stumps or branches OF flowerless trees
and shrubs; and their science of
flower arrangements consists not only
in grouping flowers, but more particu-
larly in grouping their leaves and
twigs according to prescribed formulate.
The blossom is looked upon as minor
detail in the artistic composition, and
of very small value If separated from
the parent stem, whose sweeping,
though artificial, curves emphasizes its
beauty. The whole science is, there
fore, reduced to obtaining curves
which, though really distorted, have
the appearance of being true to ma
ture.-Pennsylvania Grit
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-07-05
Studying Criminal Records.

II. b. Irving, second son OF Sir Henry
Irving. Is busy on unique work. In
which no has analysed tho cynicism.
refined cruelty and sheer brutality
shown by such criminals as Lacenaire,
Troppmann, Prado and Ravachol. Mr..
Irving has selected those criminals
whose Municipalities and nisdeeds re-
move them from the category Of ordi-
nary malefactors. 1t may be inter-
esting to know that long before Mr..
Irving became an actor he was inter-
ested in the study of crime. His rooms
at Oxford were piled high with crimi-
nal records.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-07-05
PAOTOGRAPHING JEWELRY,
As Precaution Against Theft 1t Works
Well.

Well.
Photographing jewelry as a means
of its protection is likely to become
popular now that the picture of a val
liable diamond brooch led to it's recOg-
milton and recovery. But it is doubt
full if there is one woman among ten
who owns costly jewelry that ever
thought of taking this precaution. One
photographer VINO takes many pictures
Of women of wealth in New York said
the other day that few of them ever
had themselves photographed wearing
their jewelry, since it had become the
style to wear les jewelry than former
ly. He looked at random over half
dozen portraits made recently, and
there was scarcely on any OF their or
iginals jewelry that amounted to more
than a few hundred dollars in value.
Yet the majority of these women own
jewels worth thousands of dollars. In
England the custom of wearing jewel
ry in photographs is much more preva-
lent than it is in New York Pictures
of English women Of wealth and posi-
ton usually display the entire con-
tents Of their jewelry boxes. and their
tiaras, stOmachers and necklaces are
frequently conspicuous enough to be
serviceable as a means of Identified
ton were they stolen, although thieves
rarely dare to keep such things intact
for even the briefest time.-Philadel-
phia Times.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-07-05
Restored to Kaiser's Favor.

Adolph Won Breuning, formerly sec
rotary of the German legation in
Washington, has been restored TO the
kaiser's favor, which he lost two years
ago on his marriage to the beautiful
divorced wife of Gordon Mckay, the
Boston millionaire. The emperor had
refused consent to the marriage be-
cause Mckay was considerably older
than the German lover and because his
majesty thought so wealthy a man
should unite with an undivOrced native
and resident of his own country. In
fiuential friends have procured a
reconciliation
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-07-05
CHAPTER XVI.

A day or two passed before Mr.. Cow
ley and his nephew could put their
valiant project into execution. Mean
while the ladies found the house ex-
ceedingly dull. The two gentlemen
were always closeted together. The
weather was inclemsnt; the box OF
books from Nudes failed to come:
and. to crown the whole. Christmas
was fast approaching. and they knew
well that they ought to be in town.
On the evening Of the second day
they were sitting together after tea.
IN Marjorie's little turret-room. Mr..
Cowley and Charles were in the parlor.
Matching some plot against the ghosts
together, and Mrs. Cowley gave a tre-
mendous yawn.
so dull" she exclaimed Rose.
child. do read something"
Very well. mamma; here Is the
new book papa brought the other
night" and the girls eyes twinkled
mischisvously IS she began:
THE DOCTORS STORY.
On my eighteenth birthday I com
menced the study OF medicine, and,
with a proud heart, placed my name
upon the books of - College. I had
heard much Of the vagaries and mad
cap sscapades OF medical students.
but. to my surprise, found myself
among a quiet and intelligent set of
young men. who seemed much more in
tant upon mastering the mysteries of
tho divine art OF healing than upon
vrennhing of knockers, and who
seemed more inclined to mend bones
Ehan 10 break them. A I was studi-
ously disposed also We got on well to-
esGhsr.
But We had an original character
among us-a demonstrator of anato-
my. who was on the most friendly
terms with many OF his class He wSs
q dark. Silent. unhappy looking man,
$40 seemed to have q most singular
snl uaascountabfs repugnanes for all
the dsn1ls OF the profession he had
chosen. He vosN shiver II by chance
m touahsa the skeleton In the Issturs-
hall: he would turn pale over opera
doas. and often faint IA the dissscting-
re,om, sealpG In hand. No one could
yrnasfns WY - had chosen to study
m>dfcfne. We often discussed the
0Hution among ourselves: and one
alGAt when he entered the han soon
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-07-05
contains a corpse, greeted me as I went

Upon the table lay a headless body.
the corpse of a man in the prime OF
life. l looked at it carelessly, wonder
ing why the head had been removed.
Suddenly l saw somthing that made
my blood run cold.
The right hand was clenched closely.
Upon the little finger was a heavy
signet ring, and the strong pressure
had caused the stone to cut deep into
the palm beneath. 1t was little
thing, but it brought the murdered
man before my eyes as plainly as If he
had been lying there instead Of that
unknown corpse.
Hurrying from the room, met
classmate on the stairs. He looked
pale and excited
"Have you seen it?" he asked eagerly.
'What?"
1.-The body?"
Yes
"And the head?"
no"
at is the most singular thing-per-
fectly unaccountabie. 1t gave me-
quite shock. in fact"
But why?"
my dear fellow, 1t Is the very face,
feature for feature, Of the man whose
story Lee told us; and the professor,
fearing some bad. IL not fatal conse-
quences from this strange resemblance,
removed the head. 1t Is lucky Lee
did not see it,
Lucky, indeed! I will keep him
away today" replied.
l hurried to his rooms. Much to my
relief he was there, smoking and read
ing. l pretended a severe headache,
and asked him to accompany me on
long ramble in the country. He con-
sented, and we spent long, happy
day among the green fields and lanes.
Ito bo continued.)
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-07-05
AftOgether Noval.

AS for blouses of lingerie materials,
they will be altogether novel when
worn with corselet skirt Of black taf-
feta. which will lace or button in close
princess lines or in loose folds that
will be drawn up high over the bust.
The blouse of white lawn Is tucked
and lace inset to a marvellous degree,
and the sleeves, tucked down from the
shoulders, spread into simply enor-
nous bishops. which are gathered al
the wrists into deep flounce Of lace
that entirely covers the hands.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-07-05
Nephews OF Opposing Generals.

The board of civil service examin-
ers for the New York treasury in
cludes Ulysses S. Grant. Republican,
and Edgar F. Lee, Democrat. The
former is a nephew of the great gen
eral and the latter bears the same rela-
ton to the leader of "the lost cause"
General Robert z. Lee.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-07-05
Artificial Marble.

Manufacturers are actually making
marble by the same process by which
nature makes it, only in a few weeks
instead OF few thousand years. They
take a rather soft limestone and chem
ically permeate 1t with various color
ing matters, which sink into the stone
and are not mere surface coloring.
as In scagliola. The completed material
takes a fine polish, and many OF the
specimens are of beautiful color and
marking. Used as a veneer, 1t il about
one-third the price OF natures marble.