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Ittftr M %tt dttr ot?l leaked,
_JS?a St ?Mlti wm it program.
Mr Mats reit* tkai tke door
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tstk a rtlrag Tht rtltt of Ikt joiol
etsably did tot tphold the presiding
Iter, kt dttra/ed
tbt itoioott wal tot taass tery
inily. at tt ittte wae tt eteke, aod
tint wts tot ai any tint oloaa
igi It bt tioititg.
'] m\% tkt ?ttoitg joiat soosico the
lion ftr ?odv commissioner waa
itfed. Nr W. R. Towoseod, of
irtwoll, waa eleoiod The other
idates war? : G P Logan, of
?Und, H Ii Soiife, of Uoioo, R
W*iek. of Newberry. and N G.
10, of Rdgeflsld
Ott? GrihVh waa reoleoted soperio
loot of tha penitentiary^ without
itttt
tree . penitentiary directors were
tleatsd The eiodidales were :
0 tfobley, of F*itfield, W. 0
0*IMI. of Piekeas. M 0 Roland of
tparwoburg, A. K Senders, of Sum
tt-r aid B V rloimeo, of Atkeo
. Mobley Ssodsr* aod Rolsod were
abated
Mr Aagoei Koht was alcottd im;ee
tl ike Son u Cardio* College without
epporM'ioa
Mr Ltw.enss H. Sesse. of L-xing
toa, ws- sleeted trustee for Clemsot
|ttt*t
Tbe eteate held a half boor omioo
ssnratag before tha joint session
s f< w ssieetrs tctiglt before the
it swtttse
A utmbsr of house bills were giteu
?bur t r rsadiog sad three or foor
til's of total taierest wsre introduced
Tas farssal hollo* (or Uoited States
rtwVW wai held, aad Senator Ttllmao
tt.t d esery ballot easi
Nr tt od )f?viibill to 6D?ko ioso*
ikip assessors rqtikittrs ss well as
isors was dsbated at til the hour for
j ine ??sanu
4t th: tight sessioo the flnaoeisl
lesser.irsv?r*rd favjraDly oo the
Sppropruttot of $60 0t)0 for tbr
Cbarl** ?o Kfpi>?i?ton
THK HOUdK.
Tie hots* toted for Sen itor Tillmau
It iteeted himself
Fifttso petitions from eottoo mill
? por*?of# prayitg that no legislation
tifsa'ttf ssills or their employes bs
passod at ibis atftsioo wsrs p?sneuted
Mr Qeatsr ieiredoecd a till to make
Ike oosjsja'atioe road ta.t of factory
tteployes ote half of that paid by other
pets oas
Mr Levsr iatrodnoeU a bill to limit
Ikt hrvtra of labor it eatton mil'*
8t?eral other bills'of .oeal io'e'est
wsrs introduced
lore Dispensary Profits for
Towns aod Counties?1 og
Law Killed.
Co'otibis, Jat 23 ? The senate pot
it su botr aod a half of good work
today.
mi H?oder*jo'n bill to nake town
tkip ? ?;ors squaligera as wall ss
tsssasors passed its third resdiog aod
was sett to the house
l bs bill to rsqtirt owners of proper
ly lytsg partly within and partly
witkotl iasorporatrd towos to return
tks property .epsrstely ht taxation
passod the third rotditg.
Tkt committee oo agnoalturo made a
fttttetle report on tko kill to regulate
ikt whjth tf Ikt tiroo of tokioloo.
Tkt psoitootitry so m mitt re made an
ttforotsbls report on Ike till to author
its Ike otlt of Ikt Blatt farm.
TM UOU8K.
Tkt bo tot tf roprooottatitos took
impttUtl aoiioa os Ikt dititttt of
ttoioo atttsisg fhm let tale tf Uqsor.
Tas ostttmo tf tkit may kt that thoto
o ?eWs
#tae tat d it pea ear y Uw wet giveo
? general overhauling last year, a atep
vatvtakea Ib lb it diroetiou WtVwft mm;
deotdew to redoes to 10 par tent tas
Statt** eeere of prolte whiob should bo
dbtrtoettd tsjoeg oil the eouutiss in
lot 'BttftsU proportioni to tee eebool
attendee* aod oioo wftfc regard to a ay
del tteet * it too three mill4 tax for
ttetol purposes io ooi touuty,.
Tbe hoeae dttidtd to rtduoe Iba
Bttte'o 10 oar toot prolt io 2 ptr eeni,
ted taut, while eomitelly oomplyiag
ante tbe teeatitettattl requirements,
divert tbe boll of tbe prof* from tbe
geeeral Stet? toad to tbe treasuries of
tbt eevera! ejuaitipalitiae aod oouuties
in wtitet tie dlepeaeeriee are loaated.
Tbt boooo bad o buey day aod eo
aoaipliabtd o great deal. Seeoad read
big bille wort oaded it to tod diepottd
of without tore titty. Tbt wot oot a
tbird retdiog bill oo tbt ttltadtr
Nine waits passed tttood rtadiog ood
two wort killed Tbt two latttr wort
tbt bills to provide t ttpitotioo dog
oil, oad to ootjpeotott tbt ?Mail of
ibofl.
Ataoonfbt stottt tad tbt boose
as at io joint eeeeioo, aod after tbe vote
for United 8tatee eeoator bad beeo tab
olated, 8eoator Sbepperd, prttidtot of
too stoats, tttooottd tbt eleetioo of
B R. Tillmeo to bt United States
eeaator.
Colombia, Jao. 24?Much to tbe
onrpriee of everybody tbe Cher
lettoo Expotition appropriation
bill met witb opposition in tbe
Senate 8enttor Graydon moved to
atriko oot too eototing words and
spoke against tbe oppropnation Tbo
bill woo made tbe apooiol order for
Friday.
Tbo bill to provic e a apeoial board
to eqoiliae taxttior aod make uniform
tbo return of eotton milla wat patted
Tbo entomology bill wat tmended
aod patted tbo tbird retdiug.
Tbe Mtnoing wtJe tire bill wtt
made tbo apeoiol order for next
Wodtcaday.
Tbe bill to enforce roles aod rego
latiooa for the guidance of the veteri
narian of Clemeon, in the trettment
of diaeatet of otttle infected witb
ooottgioua disease, patted to t tbird
reading. Tbe expense of treating
animals ahtil be borne by the owner
und be thtll bare no dtmtget for an
aoimtl killed by order of the veteri?
narian.
The retpportiooment bill; bill al
lowing Union Coonty to ose surplus
pttt indebtedness money for ordinary
county purposes, tnd a bill to require
treaturer of fidgefield to pay Mrs.
V. 0. Addison overpaid taxes passed
to the third reading.
THE H0U3E.
Tbo House today got down to real
bard and productive work A great
tionu ar of measures were killed out
right; others were amended, and
some v. -re given their second oi
third reading and sent on their way
Tbo initial cotton mill fight was &
distinctive, victory for those adrocat
iug leaving this great industry severe
ly alone Two bills were under coo
tideiation which tuugbt to exit :.d
the liability of cotton mill enterprises
for damages where tucb damages
were occasioned by a fellow servant,
or in other words to eppiy the Uw
now in force and (fleet un to railroads
to cotton mills, telegraph and street
railway companies After a hard
and interesting fight the oottou mills
were exempted from the provisions
of the measures by a decided vote,
but tho telegragh and street Ml com
000)100, which happened tu bo taken
in under the omnibus bill, were made
to carry the load, which seems to
have been mainly aimed at the cotton
mills, for the telegraph comp^uiee
have practically no operatives who
Could be affected, and tbo contention
is that street railways ere already
uuder tbe bead of stoam railways
The second interesting and im
portent fight was over the lien law
A bill was presented looking to the
repeal of that famous statute, but the
mombers evidently want the statute
to remain
Tbe question of couvict labor,
which is a broad issue, wa?> lightly
tooched upon
Quite a number < f measures of locul
concern were given their second or
third readings
Colombia, Jan 25 ?The Senate
speut the morning sepsioti debuting
the Charleston Exposition oppropria
tion and finally passed it by a vote of
m to f>
At the night session several new
bills were introduced and a few of
minor importance wore read a third
time
The lldortON concealed weapon
bill wus killrd by a vote cj 16 to 12
THE BOUtl]
Tbe house killed Mr John P.
Thomas' bill to change tho law io
regard to county boards of education
and county superintendents oi educa?
tion
Mr Thomas made, au able defense
of the bill, and some excellent
I apteohes were made ou both sides
of tbe question, but the vote against
tbe bill wat surprising, 71 to 3K.
The bill wat given much tbooght
by the author in itt preparation, and
waa along linea suggested by the
(Hate aoperintendent of education
io bin annual report
Tbo bill provided for county boarda
ml tdooatloo of five members etch to
appoia*d ;*> tfWta ttfttt and
kt tuocat*ri of iiW.eoiii^ ^trdt
to be ele^'b^pt^- Tkt
odnnty boards were to employ a
eoonty superintendent wko aboold
give kit whole lint to the work
Tbt biil htdbe?? made ? speciel
order, tod wee ttkeo op immediate
ly,efter third reeding bills
Meiert Fr?ser end Mooee voted
for the bill, Messrs Derant, Mo
Leod aod Wileoa ageiust it
The Ricbtrdi bill to exempt from
farther examination by the Stttt
Board of Mtdiotl Examinert til
Srtduatea of the Ronth Carolina
(edioal College was patted by t
vote of 59 to 47 Thie bill patted
tbt hopea last year bat waa defeated'
in tbt senate
Mr. Frater introdpced t bill?To
prohibit a foreign railroad from boiloV
tag, operatiog or leasing railroads it)
tbit 8tate.
CHINESE 8IT?AtlOM.
Pekin, 8aturdty, Jan 1*, delayed
io transmission ?Prince Ohing says
he coosiders tbe Chinese requests
rettonablt tnd feels tort that tbe
United 8tatet will tgret to them at
well tt moot of the other nationa
"The question of indemnity," says
Prince Cbing, "has two titlet Some
of tbe allies have conducted warfare
io a fashion unparalleled in tbt hit
lory of oitiliittion Chinese mer?
chants ttd prittte ottiaent assert
that valuables have been looted
tmounting to immense sums ; tnd it
would oot be ftir to fail to take these
largely into ooooiderttion when tbe
quettion of indemnities it discussed
??Tien Ttin, Pekin tnd til the
cities tnd townt between have been
absolutely stripped, while priceless
treasures belonging to private idivid
ntlt btve been confiscated, irreapect
ive of til ideas of modern warfare
I feel confident tbtt the good feeling
of allies will mtke t due allowance,
and I look forward to getting a satis?
factory reply to the questions we
have tsked when we meet the
foreign envoys Mondty (Jtnuary
21) We will then consider the
other points "
Russia and Germany have reached
an agreement as to tbe terms on
which the railroad is to be transfer
red to the latter Tbe Germans will
assume absolute control next Friday
(January 25), but they will shortly
transfer the ling to the British.
Sir Ernest Mason Sa?cw. the Brit
iah minister, has requested that the
meeting between the foreign envoys
and Chinese plenipotentiaries which
had been fixed for tomorrow bo post
poi<ed aattl Tuesday in order to
enuble him to receive instructions
from tbe British government
Kobbed the Grave.
A tturtliug nci'lent of which Mr. John
Oliver of Philadelphia, wan the subject, in nar
rated by him a* tolloxrs : "I was in a most
dreadful etaaittai My skin was altnogt yel?
low, eyta aiuikwn. fm^uo o>utod, pain continu
ally in buck und eide?, no aj (?etile? gradually
growing w-uker day by day. Tu'ee physi
c-uiox ht.l give.i me up Fortunately, a friend
advised trying 'gist trie Bitter?,' and to my
treat Jay tnd ttrtflftj tkt first bottle raade a
Jecldoi i hi pro .'erneut I continued their use
for throw tetks, atd ?u? now a well tmn. I
know they ?aved my lito, ami robbed the gravo
>f anith?r victim." No one should fail to
try Ikttli Oalf M Stttt per bottle at J. F
W- DaLtrtlt*! Uru< Statt? 5
Still Fear Outoti Rising.
Capo Town, Jan. 23?Gen Kit
shsasff is disposing of great forces
semi circularly, his extreme loft rest
tag on the sea, to circumvent the
Boers Tbe columns move simul
taneously, in touch with each other
Tho great danger of the situation is
the possibility of Gen. DeWet's
appearance in Cape Colony. It is
believed that none of the Dutch
would resist his personal sail to
arms They think tbe fame of Napo?
leon and Wellington pales iu the
presence of his military genius.
Among a number of captured letters
is one from Gen Ilertzog to Presi?
dent BlSJOi asking for 1.000 un
married young men to enter Cape
Colony and beat up recruits
-.?f^? ?
HESTER'S STATEMENT.
New Orleans, Jan 25 ?Secretary
Hester s weekly statement is?ued
today shows un increase in tbe
nvv-ment of cotton iuto eight com
pared with the seveu days ending
this drtio last year iu round figures of
3,000 and u decrease uoder the same
days year before last of 11 000
Fer the 25 days of January the
totuls show an InOfSSSS over last
year of 28,000 and a decreose under
the same period year before last of
178,000
For the 147 days tf the season that
have elapsed, the aggregate ie ahead
of tho 141 days of Inret year 718,000,
and behind tho same days of year
before last of 1,295,000.
The amount brought into sight
during the past week has been 209,
265, against 212,011 for tho seven
days ending this dato last year, and
for tho 25 days of January it has
boon 766,802, against 739,235 last
year The total movement for tho
14? days of tho season from Sept 1
to dato is 7,374.699, against 6,056,
673 last year.
? - ?
M F. Himmous waa on Wednee
day eleoted U S. Seottor from North
Ctroliot to succeed Marion Butler,
tbe populist.
V
Ml
Republloaoi C%ooot Agree od
Redaction of War Taxes.
Washington Jtn 24.?Tnire t? very
grave doubt io regard co ibe passage, of
tbe war tex redueiion bill at tbte session
ol eoogrees. Tbe bill drama bj the
house differ* radically from, that dravo
by the senate, aboat the ooLy point of
resemhleoee between theo? heiag the
faat that each reduees the roueaee by
aboat $40,000,000. whereas Secretary
Oege aeeerts that tbe goasrasaeat eao
aot afford to reetriot its income by si ore
thao $30.000,000 8iooa both boaaee
peraiat io uodereut?og tnie to tow
extent of about $10',<W&.00Q>, it is be?
lieved that the administration woold
aot regret to see tbe whole natter go
over till oext sseeioa. Certainly, the
behaviour of: certain etealera would
give one this icnpreeeioa.
Moreover, if eongreaa eontinuei to
pile op the appropriations as it is doing
even $30,000,000 redaction will be too
tnuob. it is estimated that $760,000,
000 will be expended at this ssssioo.
Over $720,000,000 were expeoded at
tbe leat one, making tho total nearly a
billion and a ball Tbe river aod har?
bor appropriation bill providsa for an
expenditure of $60,000,000 ; tbe naval
bill is equally extravagant, aod tbe
advooatee of the ship subsidy bill insist
that tbe goveromeot shall give to the
beneficiaries of their scheme a sum
estimated at $9,000,000 a year for a
long term of years. Instead of re?
trenchment and tax reduotioo the ten?
dency seems to be toward rxtravagaooe
aod tbe perpetuation of exoessive war
taxes.
Tbe advocates of ??liberal appropria?
tions" oonteod that tbe country has
passed beyond tbe stage of moderate
expeoditnree, even in tbe piping times
of peaoe, aod that government disburse*
ments keep paee with tbe growth of
population The argument of those
who attempted to defeod tbe cxtrava
ganoe of tbe tirst "billion dollar con
gress" was, io substaoco, that "this is
a billion dollar country " There is
small c luufort io such reasoning: for
pursues of limited meaos, to whom
increased taxation represents seme do
gree of deprivation.
For instanoe, the war tax of 10 cents
a pcund on tea, an artie'e which cv3ry
bod) uses, is et*tiotatcd by tho treasury
to be about 80 per c?nt on the import
value How rouoh satisfaction doe* it
efford the poor man who baa io piy
this to bo told, on tbo au hjrity of
Senator Fryc, that if be v?i 1 cooiicu:
to b^ar tho burden meekly provision
Trill be made to subsidize Amcii:an
gjips so that one great compaoy, at
least, will b? able to pay ita atockhold
ors 3.\ per cent, dividend. Tbe cuan
who ku > pay 35 cocts a pound for an
lalsfiot quality of tea will Sod no
solace il 'h assuranco that if he
lubmits obediently to excessive taxation
the Untici StbtCH will eventually hev?
< he greatest co lestion of warnbips ic
the world to doi'ind cur ? ubs'dlr.'d
merohant marine.
Tbo republicans aro detormiccd to
torce through tbe slipping bill If it
cannot he brought to a vote at tb-l
session, th i tepublioaco will fco to it
that one cr more of the appropria ioo
hills also fails, an] ao extra session
mil be called to pass tbcoi. Then,
wbco ooogross baa met?to appropriate
?it cao, of c urt-c, take :p tec
ehippiog bill ioc'dootally.
Thus the pre?'deot will bo freed from
ih? criticisms vt having calH ro
session for tbo bencfi {of the bbip owners
aod yet the ehip ewoer will be benefit
ted by the session ho will have called
So everything will be lovely ar.d the
taxpayers Kill have to shell out.
Meanwhile tho treasury bureau of
Htliltioi is congratulating the co'otry
that American exports have inortartcd
from $857.502,548 io 1890 to $1,478,
050,584 in 1900. This is a fine show
ing until it is realized that the erow;b
of our export trade hay iargely develop
cd at the expense of the American
oouHumer Tho hsavy import toxea
beep tho foicigoer out of tho Amcrioan
market and enable the Atnerioan maou
fttcturer to obrrge ttore for bio products
?l BCUlO, while ho is compelled to
reduce \h? prt?c to fore?j2?f| bortt*r
be baa to faOj Competition io r^ar'y all
tho markets of the world C. M.
-Win -?
Kitchener Under Fire.
Pretoria, Thursday, Jan. 24 ?
Yesterday a train, with Lord Kitche?
ner and a body of troops, proceeded
toward Middleburg, an armored pilot
engine preceding It was derailed
by dynamite near Balmorol.
The Boers, who were in force,
opened fire, and the British replied
heavily
Ultimately tho Boers were driven
off. The British sustained no casual?
ties.
President Hardy, of tbe Agricul?
tural and Mechanical College at
Starkville, where four hundred of the
young men of tbe State of Mississippi
are being taught, announces that
there is uot a boy in his school who
smokts Six mouths ago more than
half tbe student body wera smokers,
but during that only one has been rt *
ported as smoking, and he has since
quit No harsh measures were used in
bringing about this great reformation.
The president simply expressed bia
wiab, explained tbe evil effects of
smoking tbe cigarette, aod appealed
to tbe boy a to be men
Tbsy bavfM; wa/m ?cxaetiwes it
MvpioritT mmmm o? West Bfttor
Ratswt&r, wW tcujiair tt be elected
ssualor fron Nebraska, bat bad iuoo a
?erat tint oodgiog oooatabtea that bt
baa applied Io tbe ? oart for at in j true
lioa reitreioiog then from parsons?
bin till be gate through bit aeoaioriel
fraoai ? Wilmtogtoj Star.
Oraage grower* ia Southern Califor?
nia are clamoring for more ears They
aey tbe railroad caoeot faraub ihem
with more ibet half enough to move
their erop. The Florida oraage grow?
ers art aot mating aoy objection ?
Wilmington Star.
Tbt Pan Amerioao Exposition at
Buffalo ia not the only great exhibi?
tion to be opened this year Tbe
oily of Glasgow, in Scotland, will
dto have t grand exspoeitie*, for
hich it bat been preparing, but
I dfalo aod Glasgow tre to. for apart
ii neither it likely to bait the other.
TL laat exposition a* Glasgow was
thir ?n yeara ago, aod it Iben prov?
ed so profitable tot* tbe sorplus re
ceiptt formed t fand which will pty
for tbe permanent art buildings to be
erected this year. It ia to be hoped
that Buffalo's Exposition will be
equally successful
fried Friends Best.
For thirty yearsTutt's Pills have
proven a blessing to the invalid.
Are truly the sick mans friend.
A Known Fact
For bilious headache, dyspepsia
sour stomach, malaria,constipa
tion and all kindred diseases.
TUTTS Liver PILLS
AN ABSOLUTE CURL
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Condensed Schedule In Effect Jan. I?, MSI
o.ll NO. 8;
ily Daii.'l
KASTERN tims
N... ri No.U
Dally Dairy
2l>p 7 Ouh Lv
?00;? 7 4hi " .
7 3Uu 8A5a " .
7 B8p 9 23a M .
8 47p 1015a " .
Charleston .
Stuntnerville
Rrauchviilo
.Oraogeburir.
. Kingville
AI
11 I0:i
: g iia
7 Hm
11 8th Ar
11 40u' M
..Sumtcr
Camden.
.Lv
s lap
;sap
r.oop
4 4:'.p
800p
2 SOp
OWp'll OOalAr.. ? Columbia.. Lv 7 lOrvi 4S0p
52up| 7 ??u Lv.. Charleston Ar 11 lOal 5l5p
7;k)p ?)'.;)? ?? ...Braachvilla " SfiOnl SOOp
7 55p1 0-lOn ?? . BiimlxT^ .... " 8 x*7u| ??:ttp
806pI OAOa .. Denmark " 8I8a 510p
8-Mp 10 07a " .. .Blackvillo.. " ?o.>? SOSfi
0S4p llOOs ".Aiken . " 70?SI 35&p
10 2up 1! 50s Ar. Augusta aivl I v " I I W 810?
NOTflJ: in addition io the above service
trains Nos. 15 and W run daily between Charles
tuu and Columbia, carrying elevanl Pullman
sleeping care No. IS leave Charleston 11 j00 p.
m.: arrive Colombia S.OO a m. No 16 leave
Columbia l r8U a. m.: arrive Charleston 7:00 a
m. Sleeping rare ready for occupancy at 0:0i
p. m. both at Gharleatoii and Columbia The*?
trains make oloae connections at Columbia
with through trains between Florida poiota
and Washington and the nu?t. Connection
with trains No.-;. 81 and 82 New York and Flor?
ida Limited between Blat kvilto, Aiken and .ni
gust*. No31 leaves Blackville at 8:48 a. n?.i
Aiken 8.40 a. m.; Augusta
lea res Angusta nVH? p. in.;
Blackville 8.05 p. m. Pullnu
sleepers between Augusta,
York. Trains No-, ('?and 11
10.30 a m. No. i'l
Aiken 7i.*> p tn.:
3 Hi-' ?<.?;:,_' i?i >.)!))
Aiken and New
irry Elegant Pull
man Parlor Care bet ween Charleston, Summer
vUuj and Colnnibin, conueyting av Columbia
wirh tho Famous New Turk and PlorW ? I ;iu
Bed. _ _
" " " fei Sun. Kx. '
I Sun 1 only Sun
Lv. Anoustn . 700a i>:a* ttOn
Ar. Sandersrille . j 100pl243p 8 32ji
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Lv. TennlUo .
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31 at, 1900 inclusive, for tbe collection of
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follows:
For State purposes, h mills
For Coutm paruoata, 3i mills.
For School ferpoees, 3 mills.
Total levy, 11} mills.
Alto tbe ml low it g special school levies :
School District No. 1, 3 mills.
School District No. 16, 2 mills.
8jhool District No. 18, 2 mills.
School District No 20, , 3 mills,
alt. CMo, 2 mills
Concot-i, 2 mills
Privates, 2 mills.
No 5, 1 trill.
No 17, 1 mill.
Comer utatioo Road Tax for 1901 $1 00,
payable from Oct. 15tb 1900 to Feb 1st 1901.
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Sept 26?13t
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