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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-27
MUST VACCINATE.
Children Expected to Adopt Preventive
Measures by Next Monday.

Measures by Next Monday.
The board of education, which met
with Health Commissioner De Silva at
the office of President Marshall in the
Mitchell q Lynde building at 1 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon, passed a res
oiution requiring the vaccination of
all pupils who have not been so treat
ed in the past five years. on or before
Monday. Feb. ).
Before acting the board was adj
dressed by the health commissioner.
who made strong plea for coopera-
ton in enforcing vaccination of the
l,Ol7 pupils now attending the schools
OF the city who have not submitted to
the operation during the past five
years. The above. number constitutes
nearly one-third of the total enroll
ment of the schools. and the doctor
declared that a state of affairs is
threatened that may necessitate the
closing of the schools if pre-
ventivc measures are not taken at
once. He pointed out that many of
the surrounding cities are harboring
the disease. and that the Daven-
port health authorities have met with
poor success in their efforts to cope
with it. While we have but three
cases in the city now our relations
with the outside world ;1re such that
there will he constant exposure with
corresponding danger and great ex-
pense in prevention with a very good
chance that the disease may escape
control.
No Danger to be Feared.
In regard to the danger from septic
poisoning. which some urge against
vaccination, the health commissioner
explained the process now employed
in the collection and handling of the
virus and in the protection of the
wound where the injection is made
with shield. Figures were given to
show that there is practically no dan
ger in the process while the proven live
power is unimpaired. As to the cost
of the operation, the doctor said that
children whose parents were unable
to pay for the operation would be at
tended to free by the department..
In regard to the legality of the en-
forcement Of vaccination by a board
of education, President Marshall cx-
planned that the law has been inter
pfcteu so Inat Sucn action may he
taken in cases of emergency. the
same as a pupil has been exposed to
the disease may be prevented from
school till danger of taking
it is past, although under ordinary
no absolute power is
given. The resolution above referred
TO was passed after n somewhat ex-
tended discussion.
The worl, of seeing TO ii that pupils !
comply with the terms of the resolu-
ton passed Saturday afternoon by
the board was begun today. Supt !
Hayden sent out formal notifications |
TO the principals of the different |
schools accompanying them with |
blank certificates furnished by the !
city. These are to be filled out by |
the physician if the pupil has been
within the past five years
and if not the pupil is given the OPP /
portuBity to choose by what physi-
,ian the operation is to be performed
before next Monday when those with
cut certificates properly filed ont
will not be admitted to the schools.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-27
MCCABE'S
Third Avenue Through to Second, Rock Island, Ill.
both Avenues.
Clearing Sale.

Still up full speed pieces surplus
every prices
of
genunene Of clearing money
his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26

YOUR CHOICE OF ROUTES.
ron Chicago 20 California you can take the 8 cay
~ Vie the Rock Island COINS through RI ~ 10
~ ne day train travelling IN sight OF ,hs sip
rous mountain scenery of Colorado sno, btsn.
IesL cars best service. Write for parucuiaas "
q a. Moftet. sm Broadway. y. Y.-Advt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
OCEAN LINER IN DANGER.
NARROWLY ESCAPED GOING ON THE ROCKS AT
CAPE RACE

CAPE RACE.
St. Johns. n F. Oct 25.-Two more schooners
were reported to-day have been lost on the
north coast. The crews OF these vessels. however.
are said to have been saved
The Labrador mail boat. which is here, reports
much distress among the fisher folk the Labra-
dor coast as the result of recent gale and the
destruction of fishery outfits.
large ocean liner. outward bound, barely es-
capped disaster near Cape Race yesterday. The
vessel was actually inside of Portugal Cove, where
the steamer Hanoverian was wrecked, when she
esuied fishing boat through the fog. reversed her
engines and escaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26

Children Photographed at Play az Rockwood's
New Studio. B'way S9th St, op Met on Hnuse.
-Adyt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-26
$50 MILES IN 20 HOURS.

The new 10th Century Limited of the New
York Central and Lake Shore does this every day.
and effects great saving 70 the busy man who
travels between the East and West-Advt
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.ryorycEs CLAIM TO AUSTRIAN cRoW1

,o,r PUBLISHED IN BUDAPEST DIscREDITED
IN VIENNA.
y,enna. Oct. "a newspaper Of Budapest
ruhlishes the announcement that Arehduke
rr.nz Ferdinand, the heir presumptve to the
Hungarian throne has decided 10 re-
.,,,,oa his claim in favor OF his nephew Carl
no nv Joseph fifteen years old
Wei informed persons appear disinchned 10
orsdtt the report.
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j DDaniel
p A Alsbrook
b B Chandler
W V Brockingtion
William Cooper
JJB Montgomery
j V Windham
o Limmer
II d R-ddick
j l. Winters
W II Campbell.
County Record
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W B Giants
H o Britton
William Cooper
William Cooper
j V Wildham
Il NJ Gamble
J j B Montgomery
Joqn Fulton
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j n Windham
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Geo B Nesmith
JEFF Graham
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Weekly Mail
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j II V Gaskins
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A d Gxskins
John w Nice utcben
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Weekly Mail
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B B Chandler
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SUPERVISORS REPORT.
OFFICE COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
WILLIAMSBURG COUNTY. sc.

) were audited and allowed during the
80, 1902:
Nature of claim. Amt allowed
countv commissioner 81
roads and BRIDGES $50
county supervisor U
supplies for chain gang 735
magistrates constable 20
public buildings 80
roads and bridges 80
roads and bridges 300
poor so
poor * 6o
poor ~
poor Nv
roads and brid res Is SO
superintendent of chain gang on
roads and bridges
advertising l0 IS
roads and bridges loa oS
sheriff 30 90
sheriff 1875
sheriff 20
sheriff SO
sheriff go
sheriff Is
supplies for chain gang "a SO
advertising and job work 40 26
county commissioner $50
auditor 20
lumber for Jail 10
county supervisor oo
medical attention chain gang II 35
county superlnten education *
county commissioner IL so
coroner SO
constable
supplies for chain gang so
contingent
roads and bridges
advertising 10 so
post nortem ~
coroner III so
public buildings II 50
superintendent of education 50
contingent 275
magistrate o25
jury and witness
county commissioner 10
contingent so
examination for lunacy
coroner $50
roads and bridges 81
roads and bridges "A OF
magistrate % 81
magistrate and constable II so
magistrate and constable Is rs
magistrate and constable IL SO
roads and bridoes 1SS
superintendent of chain gang 90
magistrate IL so
magistrates constable IS
county commissioner rs
advertising TAO
magistrates constable 20
supplies for chain gang rs 80 =
sheriff Is
contingent l
magistrate 40 25
contingent l Is
magistrate and constable rs
magistrates constable $40
roads and bridges 10 80
advertising
roads and bridges 549
magistrates constable "a 81
roads and bridges 10
contingent 50
roads and bridges so
public bridges S12
roads and bridges % So
jury and witness 4
public building so
roads and bridges Al
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Registration Notice.

The office of the Supervisors of Reg
'iStration will he opened on the first
Monday I'M every month for the pur'
pose OF the registering Of any person
who is qualified as follows:
Who Shall have been u resident OF
the State for TWO years. and OF the
county one year. and of the polling pre-
cinct in which the elector offers to
vote four months before the day Of
election, and shall have paid, six
months before, any poll tax the1 due
and payable, and who can both read
and write any section Of the con>titu-
ton of 1855 submitted TO him by the
Supervisors of Registration, or who
can show that he OWNS. and has paid
all tlxeS collectable on, during tie
present year, property in this State
assessed at three hundred dollars or
more. }. }. EADDY.
IF Clerk of Board.
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,,,],],,D N,ll, ,,',, lll'IH

Pure NruSs. Chem. -
icais and Medicines. -
lsatentand nOn.Secret =
preparations. AK
kinds Of Druggists -
sundries, Toilet Zee. -
q~uiSit"s. Fancy Per. =
iuniery and FlayOrin$ -
Extracts. Also Paris -
Green, Garden Seeds. -
Cold and Refreshing Drinks, =
or every kind. Soda -
Wafer.<;Oca Cola. Etc. -
and a fine line OfFreSh -
Fruits. Fancy Ia ndies. -.
Tobacco, olga y and -
Cigarettes. -
$500 a 4. . d. a a A 49,
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1902.
Special Notice

Mr. RID Rollins Is Our duly au-
Horised agent Nth authority to co.,
7ect moneys and issue recetpts there.
for; also to rece;re su6scripts' ms to
] Tug RECORD end take orders for
JOB acork. Parties aoishing to sub
scribe to The RECORD may do so
BY handing ham their names along
NTH amount Of subscription.
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Silence is often the sign OF
strength.
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EPPS--KLEiN.
a Pretty Wedding In Which a Worthy
Young Columbian Mas Groom.
special to The State.

Special to The State.
WATERFORD. Nov. 7-One of
the pret,iest home weddings ever
seen in this town "a celebrated
at the home Of Mr. John NJ Klein
yesterday al high noon. The con-
tracing parties were DIR Charles
} Epps of Columbia and Miss
Agnes Klein Of this place. Rev
w g Kirkland OF the Methodist
church performed The ceremony.
The parlors were beautifully
decorated with roses, ch%rysanthe-
mums and evergrsens and pre-
senied a scene OF loveliness.
There were only a few intimate
friends Of the parties at the cere-
mony, but a host Of them enjoyed
she delightful reception which
was gwen afterward, and We'd
with each other in the cordially
Of their we'll Wishes for the hap
piness and prosperity OF the hap
py couple. They received quite
u number OF presents, a great
many of which we're very hand
some.
DR. Epps is now connected with
the hurry Drug CO. of Columbia,
but was In the drug business here
for a number Of years. He is a
young man of ability and charac-
Ter and makes friends wherever
he goes. He is considered as one
of the best pharmacists in the
State.
Miss Klein is one Of Walter
borro's fairest and sweetest maid
ems. She is a young lady OF cult
nre and is highly accomplished,
especially in music. She has a
host OF friends who regret TO see
her leave.
The happy pair left on the at
,ernoon train for Savannah. After
spending a few days there they
will return to Columbia where
they will make their future home.
They we're accompanied as lar as,
Green Pond by a large number OF
admirrng friends who showered
on them much rice and many
blessings. May they be happy
and prosperous as they so richly
deserve.
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Notice Of Sale.

Unde. and by virtue of an order of
sale made nv w. Z. lianpa. Probate
Judge of Williamsburg to"nty, S. c..
| will sell to the highest bidder for
cash. at the late residence OF Adam
Mason. deceased; near Fowler, S. =.
on Thursday, the 18th day ofNov. 1902,
the following described personal prop.
erty to wit:
mare. | mule colt, I horse mule, |
OK, 1 cow and calf, | yearling. | buggy.
1 wagon. 1 cart. farming tools aid
household goods.
p. VI. MCKNIGHT,
Administrator.
Oct, 9th, 1902. 2t
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"A man isn't always bread
minded because his head is level.
LUCK IN THIRTEEN.

By sending 10 miles VIM, spirey, OF
walton Furnace, VT, got a box of
Ruckien's Arnica Salve. that wholly
cured n horrible fever Sore on his leg
Nothing else could. Positively cures
brnises. felons, ulcers, eruptions, 5oils,
bur,s. corns and piles. Only 25c.
Grarapteed by Dr. D. G. Scott, drug
xist.
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Trespass Notice.

hereby forbid any trc' passing on
my lands. lf caught, p rites viii b;
dealt with according To law.
W. j. SINGLErARG.
Single, ; &.
Oct. %. 1902.
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win be published except a. an adver-
tisement. ..
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Summons for Relief.
STATE OF South CAROLINA,
County Of Williamsburg.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Williamsburg. :
Court Of Common Pleas.
II. NJ. Cooper, II. NJ. Cooper and J F.
Cooper, co-partHerS in business I'M
der the name of Cooper Brothers,
Plaintiffs. against
Bina McFaddea alias Scott, Nero Me-
Fadden alias Scott. Bill McFadden
alias Scott. Daiiy Scott, Duke Scott,
Toby Scott, Anizi Cooper, Il minor,
Laura Cooper, a'minOr, and Flora
Cooper. a minor, heir. at law OF
Duke Scott, deceased, Defendants.
To the defendants above named:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in
this action, which has heen filed in
the office of the Clerk Of the Court of
Common Pleas for the said County,
AMI to serve a copy of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscribers
at their office in Kingstree, 5. c.,
within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive of the day Of such
service; and II YOU fail tn answer tie
compI int within the time afol eSald,
the plaintiffs in this action will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
September 10Th, A. D.. 1902.
GILLAND & KIRK,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
TO the defendants, Dairy Scott, Duke
Scott and Toby scott. take notice:
That the complaint in this action was
filed In the office Of tile Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas for the County
OF Williamsburg, S. c., on the 30th
day Of September. 1902:
GILLAND & KIRK,
Oct 2-8t Plaintiffs Attorney.
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K%lNGsTREE, S. c., Oct. 8, 1902.
The tax levy for the fiscal year 1902
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WANTED.

WANTED-10,000 cords Swamp
Hickory in car lots, delivered at
Denmark, S. G. Address JNo. +.
SIMMONS, Rowesvill", S. C.Sm
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Tax Notice.
TREASURER's OFFICE WILLIAMSBURG
COUNTY.

TREAsURER's OFFICE WILLIAMSBURG
COUNTY.
K%lNGsTREE, S. c.. Oct. 8, 1902.
The tax levy for the fiscal year 1902
is a. follows:
For State mills
For School 3millS
For County / mills
80 mills in value on all stock in And
erSOn, SuttonS and part Of Pen Town
ships.
3mills on value of ali property III
Schooi Districts Nos. il and l6.
Z mills on value of all property in
School Districts Nos 10, 20 and 81.
mill on all property in School Dis
trict No. Is.
y capitation tax Of One Dollar Oh all
males between the age of 81 and 60
years unless constitutionally Exempted.
A communication tax OF One Dollar
may b. paid by those liable toluad duty.
| will be at the following places on
the days mentioned below tor the col
lection of the said tax:
Kingstrcc, October 20 to "a inclusive
Harper;. October u
Trio, 2s
SuttOns, -
GuurdilS. &c
~Graeleyville, Oct. 81 and NOv. 1
kingstree, November 3, t aud ;
Saltrrs, {
Cades. II
Indiantown. II
kenncdv'S Store. l:
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
CONGRESS NOW
IN SESSION.
Senate, Adjourns After a Ses-
sion Lasting But Twelve
Minutes.
NO BUSINESS IN HOUSE.

WASH Dee The senate
was in session twelve minutes the first
| day of the session, an adjournment
until today being taken out of respect
! to the memory Of the late Senator
James Mcmillan. who died during the
recess. Rarely has the historic cham
Der presented SucS an appearance. The
custom of placing flowers on the desks
of senators on the opening day of Il
session is one which long has been
followed. but the display yesterday
was admittedly the most magnificent
of any that heretofore have been seen.
Many Of the senators were early on
the floor and were kept busy CXchang.
ing greetings with old aCquHintauccs
The galleries were packed to suffu-
cation. and hundreds stood outside the
corridors, anNiuus to gain admission.
Among the interested spectators were
several members OF The diplomatic
corps S"llur QuesnGH, the Cuban min
lister. occupied a conspicuous place and
exhibited much interest in iIe proceed
ings
Ihr ahSerc" Of Rev. Dr. NEhurn. the
blind chaplain, was particularly no
1iccd His place WAS tikcn by Rev. }.
i. prrttyman of Washington. 40 bust
ness was transacted beyond passing
the customary resolutions that the sen.
ate was ready to proceed to business
and fixing the hour of r0nvoniug the
sessions At L u'ciuck.
The opening Of the Ftfty-govcnth
congress in the house was. nS usual a
spectacular event. The EallrripS Of the
freshly decorated hail were pHc..nu to
til" doors with rrtpl" prominent in 50
cicty and p"iitic%. and the Iow"r show
On tie fU0r, although not as ",ulUratp
rs usual, tjlnd the chamhor with per
fUmr and addrN grace and beauty 10
tn" st. n". The mrmIorS were rood ua-
turrd aHd i"vi i'i and lhrr" was no out-
T"T,iM@ ui p"r;i~an f'el}& Fptlkcr
i!"ud ron received Il cordial rccrptiou
rs h" assumed the galpL lat beyond
thts There was no demonstration.
The rtn~'cd'n"* were purely prfurc-
tor". \ lr".r1r, I'll" r.ii.m@ uf the @ol.
til" swearing in of u,uhere elected 10
fill Narli,. Sc. ;,d hy death or rgsi&
nHlII'i ,u'.."" the r'.,s& the adoption
Of tine C',tuw.ry = ~iutioIlS to &p-
p"tiH Il go; .'u.ic lr WHij upCn H."
President, t' j@l.rm IL" senate that .Io
E"a~" WAS r"ol to transact business
ana 10 ',& tl' M"jiy horr Of n"rtiu"
ummHr>y N1at a1N dr!.. Turn lho
death Il the r.,r ltyprrs: uIHliNn
Charles: \. i,n+rIl Of cnuvctirUt
which o.o"~'d in tho ra4y f1lL was
anM,m" 4 hy 'i' successor, Mr.. Hra"
dcGr", Irn U.uHl r,Slulion Of rc-ro,
WIS 9J",.;,d. uI.i Il, i,l>g a< f"r-
th"r narG Of respect @Ujmnfd with
tolaH, = unM lhr pr ji"."s mr>*H@"
win jr r.ri@'#. IT," Session tasted
less t!i,n an Luur
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
L1BELLER IS CONVICTED.
The Director Of the Libertas Found
Guilty In Manila.

The DireotoP Of the Libertas Found
Guilty In Manila.
MANILA. Dec. 2.--The trial of the
editors of the paper Libertas, friars'
organ and strongly antl-American in
its policy, for libeling General Bell,
who was accused by the paper of steal
ing the profits from the sale Of rice
and foodstufs in Batangas and Min.
doro during the RECOMMENDATION period,
has concluded and resulted In the con-
viction Of the director of the paper,
Manuel Ravago, and the acquittal of
Friar Tamayo, the papers religious
censor The prosecution experienced
some difficulty in showing the identity
Of the publishers of the Lbertas, al
though Ravago finally testified that he
alone was responsible.
At the opening of the hearing the
defense admitted that the libelous arti-
Gle was false, thus excluding the testi-
mony of General Bell and General Da-
Wis, the civil commissioner who had
arranged the transfer Of the poor fund
in question to the Philippine govern
ment. The trial failed to disclose the
actual author of the article. and it is
possible that another Dominican priest
may be arrested
Judge Amber in passing judgment
suggested the enactment of statute
requiring the newspapers TO publish or
iSt n ln ~ hot, ~.
and responsible editors in order g. pre-
vent anonymous journalism.
Sentence on Ravago was deferred.
The daily Republican., 1902-12-02
STOLEN LOVE LETTERS.
May Cost tho Prince OF NonienpGro
Ills Hoped For Crown

His Hoped For Crown.
VIENNA. Dec. 2.-Some stolen love
letters may cost Prince Mirko second
fon Of the reigning Prince of Montene
gro, his cherished ambition to mount
III" Srrviun throne. for which. in the
event Of King Alexander having no
heir, he is q strong candidate.
i'riUr to Prince hllrkO's marriage last
July with Natalie ConStantinOyitch.
daughter of the CrHniumrIc Of King
AlrAHudrr. he had love affair with Il
StrNiHn actress and wrote her MANY
letters containing criticisms on the pol
icy Of several European states Tie
ear and Gerlnan emperor were cSpC-
cialy hard hit while the ScrNiHn poo-
pie Wcr" @lighliu&iE and srCrnfuily re
ftIrcI to.
After his marriage irincH Nirk0 sent
a trusted "GjUtanl TO buy tn" letters
from the actress. |.." readily sold
lhu!n bat III" ndjuant. who is II native
Of Seryiu, sold thrlA to the Scryiau GOV
sfrH"m for Il rms-;lcr"h'o sum after
having bad printed copies uaGp.
l. III" event "f t." MoutuNrgjp dYnH@-
ty luuNing any active move to acquire
The %,r}Mn THRONE it i|Anti,tpntou that
the Publication ot tir letters would
rII"'ot" 'lln", NJ. Lu'S S'cINlGU l.tglIS
and ruin his prospects Of Succrpiimg
Kin. Alexander,