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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
iTho "star-Eysd" a Cook.

"Years ago, when I belonged to 4
coteriD OF young cavaliers In New Yorl
CITY, said Col. Henry Watterson al
Chamherlin's, ~ designed the dish now
generally known as lobster a la New.
burg. I gave my idea to Charlie Del.
monico, aud he saw that It was carried
successful execution. John McCulloch
was ono Of us, and to John is due The
appearance Of broiled live lobster in
the Enst. He had caught on to the
epicurean way of preparing it during
hs stay in California. In after years
attained some fame as q manipulator
Of certain dishes, terrapin, perhaps, be-
ing my masterpiece. Is
Cautiously enough, all the newspaper
stories have given mo credit for being
an artist in the preparation OF oyster
stews, but my experience with the bi.
valves Is limited. I always left them
to John Chamberlir. while he would
not allow any one but myself to attend
to the diamondbacks.
II can't begin to tell you how much
Of this. ingredient or tho exact quantity
Of the o:har to put with the terrapin
but know how to blend uthem all in
an instructive sort OF way, and I've
never yet found the man who didn't
admit that my cooking was Of the
highest Observation-Disclosures Post.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
Battery Park, Asheyillo. N. O.
Atlanta Constitution, Sept. az, 1000 i
Botraying Pens.

Killed by letter. waa the girnifi-
cunt heading OF n Havana newspaper
over nm article telling OF ex.Miniatar
De Lome's fall This legont would bo
an appropriate epitaph over the politi.
cal graves Of many public mon. The
rivalry between Hamilton, the leader
&c facto OF tho Federal party, and
Adams, the leader de jure, melted
Hamilton's letter during the campaign
Of 1915, arraigning Adams, which was
one OF the causes Of the rupture and
triumph Of Jefferson and the Democ-
racy. Hamilton's letters attacking
Burr wore the cause Of the duel In
which Hamilton lost his life. Sg
Jefferson's letter to his old neighbor,
MaZzel, In 1896, In which, by pretty
plain implication, he traduced WASH
ington and other men whom the Ameri-
can people honored, kept Jefferson de.
nying and explaining for many years,
his historic letter to Van Buren, on this
subject having been written shortly
before his death and twenty-eight
years after the Mazzel epistle was PEN
ned. The reservation and publication
Of Jcfferson's "Anas; or dairy, which
10 really sort Of letter to posterity.
with its spitefull assaults ON the
memory Of Hamilton and other emin-
ent men, showed ali amazing lack OF
discernment on Iefferson's part, and
has called out from all his creditors
and biagraphers excuses which accuse.
Never write a letter." said Talley-,
rand, "and never burn one tllat you
receive" If Nicholas Biddle had OBJ
served the first part OF this Injunction
the fate Of the United States bank,
over which he presided, would prob.
ably have been different. jackson,
would not have been able to perform
that second labor Of Hercules in slay-
Ing the bank HYDRA" and the politics
Of the '80s would have lost one OF its
most picturesque episodes. IS
An interesting and usually level
headed parsonage, Biddlc, had what
Juvcnal called an "incurable itch for
writing" and this led him and his In
stitution to their doom, defeated Clay
and the national Republican, party In
1882. and, ns one Of tho consequences
Of the banks overthrow, brought on
the panic Of 1887. The "Rhea letter.
preclpitated the contest Of 1880 be-
tween Jackson and Calhoun out Of the
line Of succession to Jackson's poll
teal heir. dwarfted Calhoun from a
national to a local figure, and turned
him to the partisan metaphysics out
| Of which were evolved notification and
that morbid and wire drawn political
philosophy in defense Of slavery that
brought on the war which destroyed
| slavery. 8 &N
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
Hester's Weekly Statement.

Secretary Hoster's weekly state mont
issued today shows an increase in tho
movement into sight compared with tho
seven days ending this da,o layt year Of
G9, 900 bales, a 1oorcass uudor tho
same days year before last Of 10000.
For the 81 days of tho season that
have elapsed the aggregate is behind
the AZ days Of last year SO, 900, and bo.
hind the same days. Year before last of
~, 900. The amount brought into
sight during the past week has been
48G ,678, against Az ,439 for the samo
seven days last year Tho total move
mont for the ~ days from Sept. l to-
dato is 1,730,5S7, against l ,823. .923
last year and l 1923, OH year before last.
The movement sinoo Sept. shows
receipts at oil United States ports /, !.
234 234, against 1881, 1886 last year
aud 1901 ,656 year boforo last; over
land across Tho Mississippi, Ohio and
Potomac riycrs to northorn mills and
Canada, 1882, against 136,970 and
92,O82; interior stocks in exooss cf
those hold at tho ,oioso OF tho commor.
cial year, 2i5. .656, against 2G5 800 and
Zi0, ,4H; southern mill takings, ia .S05,
against l89, 059 and 1863 .835,
Foreign exports for tho week have
boen 2Go. 592, againstal52, II last year,
making tho total thus far for tho soa
son 726,569, against 1877 1O3 last year.
Stocks at the soaboard and 20 leading
southern interior contcrs have inoroae.
cd l40, ,056 bales, against an inoroaso
during the corresponding period last
season Of 156,353.
Including stocks loft ovor at ports
and introior towns from tho last Drop
and tho number Of bales brought into
sight thus far for the new Drop, tho
supply to date is 1858, ,12l, against
z,442 82l for tho aamo poriod last year.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
A Heartless Wife.

Mrs. Alioo Wharton Core has in
struotod her attorneys to flo ten dam
ago suits against Norfolk, Va, bcosuso
shc WAS forced to resign al tcaoher in
ono Of tho public schools. The board
learned that Mira. Core had boon socrot,
ly married in Baltimore, and married.
womon arc not wantod as teachers in
Norfolk, Mrs Core offered to get O
divorce, as she felt that sho needed her
place moro than her NODDED hor now
husband, bot tho board was flint heart
cd, and would havo nothing but tho
resignation.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
srhe land D tbs eBy
WftttSn at sAahyilte u. &


AtSdb, ,aina that g climb toths htay bond
sf@kes Nhsro the ssars 300 lhs
tyaiisys or beauty and
Where earth seems 80 0lobe tho heaven
y You !. oan 3, hoar tho flint ohoes Il seraphim
And the musioal beat
" me .,s hearts Of tho angels-the songs they
A & n their; oadenoes sweet
* q; 4. S.
a a w,ld world Of mountains atdrin into.
The ripple Of rills and the aching Of streams
That IN hing 70 tho seal And the bean and the
That lure you to gardens Of beautiful dre,ameI
VI beautiful dreams that have lifted your your
70 the thunder0 high rolll a 5s5r ~
Where you slip from lifo' b care, and its carso
and control, .551i 9s
With tho joy in your soul n yS
sst III
God crowned with old glory these noun.
tains; , .s
lie planted Ss3
The sky reaching hills in these valleys en-.
ohanted;
These streams In the hollows by mystery
haunted ss l
These oaks that still wavo their greon ban !.
,ers undaunted,
And dare the storms thander!. and psans
Of praise 'iE.E
Mountains-rlvers,s still raise
10 tho heaven above them, whilo rose scent.
cd ways
Wreathe the beautiful days! VI
Nv. 3. lY5i .sI
o, land Of all beauty--lovod Land OF Tho Sky.
Where Love breathea "dood morning.. and
never "Goodby!"
Where song on each vii wind In melody
roves -
and times the bright eteps of tho gods Of tho
sf groyesl
The rose Of the morning is white on thy
breast: IN ~
Thou art torowned--thou art blest
From the seas to the east aud tho seas to the
west M 4 3S
With tho roso-wroath ofresi
Els.
4 Battery Park, Asheyillo. N. q.
ATLANTA Constitution, Sept. 22, l90O.)
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
Fair Candidates

Thoro is a lively raoo for tho posi-
ton Of State librarian The legisla-
ture will cloot in January. Thoro arc
already eight ontrios, with q number
Of counties to hear from. Tho oandi-
datcs SO far in tho fold arc tho follow.
ing: Miss Luoio Barron, Manning;
Mrs. Z. j.. Motion, Columbia;
Miss Besaio Owings, Groonville; Miss
Sallie Fouoho, Ninoty-Six; Miss
Maggie Oonnor, Wampeo, Horny ooun.
tty; Miss Blanche O'Neal, Columbia;
Miss i NJ. Ayoook, Mount Willing;
Mrs. s. @. Oason, Abboyillc. -
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
IbaYo Bapt2 Md fepartaas,. Amid3sll'
loltGil oeS klSs day. that fdthaVda1 d fnN

IbaYo eatpt8 Had feparssas. Amid3sll
J tho toll of ( tIS dab that isthasgoat icf
sWhioh You fdb, And as YOU take d out
your Wat0lt .pr look ut th6 d0soppflinW
sun you thfill with tho th0lghtS thst :
ia:toward 6YoDIng. SO deAtR oomes d tn
the disoiplel Wbatit tho sun aof lifo
is about to sol B jesus ii tho dayspring
from on high: the narnatnal mcrn;ns q
every ransomed bpirit. What if tho
darknoss comes? jesus is tho light Of
tho world and Of heavon. What though.
this earthly house docs orumble?
Jesus has prepared a house Of many
mansions. jesus is tho anchor that
always holds, jesus is the light that
is never collapsed. jesus is the foun-
tain that is mover exhausted. jesus is
tho ovenipg star, hung up amid tho
gloam of the gathering night
You arc almost through with tho
abuse and baokbitipg Of enomios. They
will call you no more by evil names.
Your good deeds will not longer BIO
misinterpretod OF your honor flohed.
The troubles of earth will end in tho
felioitioB of hcayonl Toward evening |!
Tho beroayomonts Of earth will soon bo
lifted You will not much longer stand
pouring your grief in tho tomb like
Raohol weeping for her children or
David mourning for Absalom. Broken
heart bound up. Wounds hoalod. Tears
wiped away. Sorrows terminated. No
moro sounding Of tho dead march! To.
ward evening. Death will como, swoot
as slumber to tho oyelids Of tho babe,
as full rations to q straying soldier, as
evening hour to tho exhausted work
man. The sky will take on its sunset
glow, every cloud fire psalm, every
lako CLASSY mirror; tho Forests
transfgnred; dolicate mists climbing
the air. Your frionds will announce
it; your pulsos will beat it; your joys
will ring it; your lips will whisper it,:
Toward evening."
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19

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5,

aud 9th q kind ii 81 faEWood III
Y wor ksing mac chine n sersS;
geant Log Beam saw saaillSia
the the he lhI'eayiest, strong ges t,Ss ana
most most efficient tiicc:iien mill for the
money money on the market, d uio,lS n
accurate. State Agent. for ii ii IS IS
3. Smith Machine @ ompaa1nr.yl ys
wood working machinerY.SI
For high grade engines. plain
slide valve Automat tic, and
Oorllss, write mo: Atlas, 4
WN''VpattertoW , " oWn, and StruthersSSf8 \
aud Wells n 's
q 1 BAD HAN
1925 Main st. Columbia. g M
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
TO Punish Ohinese.

A response to tho German domand
has beon teanamittod to Iii Hung
Chang. This says that Wing Men,
president Of tho eensorato, Yang VI,
assistant grand sooretsry and presiden-
Of the civil board, and Chao Shu Ohiso,
president Of tho board Of punishmon,
will be docapitated, that Prinoo Ohwang
sDuko Taai Ian and Prin 80 Yih will
aoutonced TO life impriscnmont, and
that Prinoo5ruan will bofbaniahed to
siberian frontier 40 "a further punish
mont for aiding tho Boxsre. s.5s5
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
Can't Fool Hanna

Senator Pettigrew, Of South Dako-
ia, Wednesday issued o public challenge
to Senator Hanna for a joint dobato In
South Dakota or elsewhere on tho sub
ject Of trusts, armor plato contracts,
and tho government policy In Porto
Rico, Cuba, and Philippines. Hanna
says no will pay no attention to the
challenge. ,s2
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
How's This?

We Offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any csso Of Oatarrh that can
not bo cured by Halls Oatarrh Cure.
i. j. CHENEY 81 CO. Props,
Toledo, .
We, tho und srsignod, haye known Il.
j. Cheney for tho last Is years aud be
liovog him perfectly honorable in ali
business transactions and financially
ablo to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
WEST & FRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, U. WALDlNd, KINNAN s.
MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
O.
Halls Catarrh Ouro is takon intor.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of tho systom.
Price 75o. per bottle. Sold by all
DruggistB, Testimonials FREQ.
Halls Family Pills arc The best.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
Cotton Growera Aosiva.

President Wilborn, who has been
travelling tho State In tho in tito inter.
est OF tho oottoa Growers Association
says the movement ia boing onthusias.
tically supported The convention to
moot in Columbia during tho Stat fair
will be largely attoncod. g'
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19

"Now," said the enterprIsing inter.
viewer, please read thie over and hold
up your right hand?"
But said tho public man, ''thia
is merely an interview"
That's all It Is now. But thought
It would be a good thing to be appoint
ed notary public. We'vo had toe
many denials, and this articles goine
to be an affidavit before It gets into tho
paper, ,"->-Washington Star. ass
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19
A Striking Faor.

Ono Of tho most striking facts q
tho campaign is that New York, which
gave Q Republican ajority Of 268, 900
for oIAinley four years ago can be
considered doubtful" today.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1900-10-19


g OLD IN ORTH5S STA.,E OHM
slMlENI, the & G rea Antiss pties
Heal ofireB III es, 5 1ica
Sore Eyes, Glanulate ed Eye lids
Carbuncles, Boi]s, Cuts, Bruis s
.es, Old Sores, Burns, Cornssi
Bnnions, Ingro wing Toenaile,s
Inhammatory r heuma ttisln,S IS
Aches and Pains, Ohappeta
Hands and Lips, Erysipelas.
It is something eVerybod Ys Y$
needs. Once always used I.
For sale by all druggists ana
dealers. At wholesale bY
TIE MURRAY RUG. 90. e
Columbia. s.. g 3l.',s5,
Arizona republican., 1900-08-12
HE FOUGHT WITH JAMESON
A Participant in the Famous Raid
 Stopping ill Phoenix,

MT. A. J. De Silva, London mining engineer, is in the city, having come to the territory in the interest of the Min CTS Trust Company of British Colum
 bia,. looking up copper. MT. De Silva was in South Africa a long time with the British and South African Mining company and participated in the Jami- son raid. He left the country soon after that unfortunate event. He was well acquainted with John Hays Hammond, the American engineer, who also left as soon as possible after the Boers de- cided not to kill him and turned him loose. MT. De Silva also knew Dr. Jami
 son well and said that the raid was un-
 dertaken with the full knowledge, con- sent and approval of that three-eyed English gentleman, MT. Joseph Cham berlain, who had secretly guaranteed it British support as soon as it was well under way. As all the world knows, 1t never got a fair start, but was cut off in it's youth and beauty. MT. De Silva was asked how many of the 600 men
Arizona republican., 1900-08-12

engaged in the raid imagined it could possibly succeed; how few of them understood the warlike character of the Boers and their deadly craftsmanship. of which an exhibition had been made as late as in 1884. There was great con- fdence, MT. De Silva said, throughout the whole expedition, especially in the American contingent of 200 made up of the bravest dare-devils on earth. They were skillful and fearless gamblers and did not hesitate to deal in amalgam, knowing the punishment that would be visited upon them if they were caught and they were more frequently caught than not. Their headquarters were at the American hotel in Johannesburg and it was there that the plans for the raid were brought to completion. Though these Americans feared neither fate nor death and inspired the eXped1- tion with confidence, they knew little about war, nothing at all about BoerS and even made the English forget what they had painfully learned ten years before.
 The raid wds planned with the great est secrecy. The BOers had received no intimation of it until it had passed over the border but then they acted with the greatest promptitude. The eXpedi- tion came to an end at Cliveden. Forty of the raiders died in a minute and those who could get away did so.
 How many Boers were there?' MT. De Silva was asked. We thought there were about a million" was the reply; thought we afterwards learned there were only a thousand. It was like 1 lately wrote a London friend about Arizona: A creeping thing, his ses or rattles from every bush
 Mir. De Silva believes that South Af- rica is the greatest mining country : ! the world and when this cruel war is over" he will go back and start in where he left off, to help pr. JamisOn whip Kruger.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-12

casion being the fifth birthday anni- vcrsary of their little son Walter. Af- ter the playing of many childish games elaborate refreshments were served. | greatly to the enjoyment of the chil- dren. Those present were: Margle Thomas Grace Graves, Bertha Graves,
 Matte Doster, Ruth Palmer. Dorothy Palmer. Laura Moore, Catherine Os- borne, Hazel Juvenile, Paul Holsinger. Sam Holsinger, Nick Osborne Tucker Pinney, Albert Pinney, Louise Wilso n, George Eberly, Raymond Patton, Walter Patton. Glinn Patton.
 VERDE EFRUtT.-Bringing fruit into the Salt River valley seems like carry ing coals to Newcastle. painting the | rainbow or gliding refined gold. But ! the Verde valley has the nerve to send fruit to Phoenix. peaches, and there | never were such peaches raised any where else. They have the size of the great but tasteless California peaches and all the lusciousness of the small. but delightful Delaware peaches. They come in large boxes. though the indus try is yet new on the Verde. Shipping fruit from the Verde to Phoenix is adding insult to injury, for many peo- pie here believe that this fruit Is en- couraged by water which belongs to the fruit growers of the Salt River val ley.
 A SCARED PAWNBROKER. - Harry Friedman runs a pawnbroker's s shop on Center street. He sleeps on n cot behind a big piano box on the outside of his place of business and ,-1. Il, on the ragged edge of dreamland a bombardment occurred that made him think he was the representative of the combined nations of the earth at Pekin One brick after another hit the old pi- ano box with a reverberation like a cannon. The pawnbrokad jumped up eXcftedly and felt of himself to see if he was shot: then went out to greet n crowd of policemen and citizens who had gathered to help carry him to the undertaker's. No one was caught in the act, therefore no one was arrested, but though joke, it was a disturbance that would have stricken any one but a pawnbroker with heart disease.
 A SMART BOY. There is a lad less than ten years old living in the western part of town who is a natural born financier and though his years are i'm mature, he is making a daily wage that would do credit to banker. It is well known that the city dog tax is $2 per head. This boy has two dogs. He has not paid the city tax on them. Were he to do so it would cost him $4. To further explain, should the dog catcher set hold of them it would cost him $4 to save them from the eXe XecutiOner. But the dog catcher will not get them, for the boy has nothing to do but loT. the dogs and close herd them. He figures that every day he keeps them out of the pound he Is making $4 It may be a method of calculation that is based on a variety of contingencies, but it is certainly as logical as the calculations of the average speculator. His salary at the end of the year will be some thing over $1,200.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

MT. E. NJ. Skinner. .he contractor. yesterday received the sad intelligence of the death pf his sister, Mrs. Thomas Flynn, of Provo, Utah.
 Miss Matte Crews, who has been at tending school in Boston. returned to Phoenix on Friday and will make her home with the family of E. J. Bennitt.
 Mir. E. A. Sawylr of Winslow of the firm of Lesueur x Sawyer and a prOmi- nent politician of the northern part of the territory, is in the city. MT. Saw yer has been here since the middle of the week on mining business.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-12
VERMONT SOLDIERS.

Fort Ethan Allen, Vt, Aug. 1.-The national guard of Vermont went into camp at Camp Olympia, near here, to- day. It is the regular annual muster of the Vermont troops. and will last until the 18th. It is planned to give the men a two days practice marcn out in to the country, where the regiment will be divided for a two days sham battle, during which entrenchments will be thrown up, bridges built, walls scaled, streams forded and military roads built,
Arizona republican., 1900-08-12
PICKARD CASE BEING HEARD.

Oswego. N. Y, Aug. 1.-The case cf James Pickard of Pennellville, who was arrested in July on a charge of violat- ing the internal revenue laws by selling cigars without purchasing new stamps, is being heard here today before UEit l States Commissioner Baker. PjcilpSrI testified that the 1000 cigars which IL ? prosecution claims he sold illegally were stolen from him and that he had thereupon notified the proper authori- ties immediately.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-12
CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETING.
Phoenix. Arizona.- Aup 1o I,

Phoenix, Arizona, Aug. 10. 1900 There will be a meeting of the Republican County Central commit tee of Maricopa county in Doris hall Thursday, August Is. 1900, at 10 o'clock a. m.. for the purpose of calling a county convention for the purpose of nominating county ticket and sending delegates to territorial convention and for such other business as may come before the committee.
 A. E. HINTON, Chairman. T. J. PRESCOTT, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-12
Our Clearance Sale

following our annual inventory is in teresting Phoenix people because it covers class of goods going at bargain prices that are needed right now. Here are our bargains for the next week:
 1O-tooth Garden Rakes .............25c
 CTS ......... ...... ............S .SZ.i5 Vaseline, genuine blue seal ..........5 Dc 4 sheets Tanglefoot sticky fly paper. .5c 2-gallon Water Coolers .$2.1O Mason's Fruit Jars. 1 pint. .65c Masonis Fruit Jars, ? quarts .......S SOC Mason's Fruit Jars. half gallons. .s1.1O A good single barreled shotgun ...s6.45 22-caliber single shot rifle S2.5O 22-calfber single shot rifle, Stevens pat
 tern. absolutely safe for boys .s3.75 No. tin wash boiler ...............S9c No. 8 tin wash boiler .............9S 9Sc
 A good assortment of Hammocks, for mer price $1.35, now 9Sc; $4.2O, now s2.s7; s2.sO, now s1.s7; s2.S5, now s1.7s
 A beautiful present of a complete water set, pitcher, six glasses and tray, will be given with every Standard Wickless Blue Flame Oil Stove sold this month. This stove is the best oil stove in the world; more of them in use than all the other makes added to- gethcr. Come in and let us show it to you. Ice water and chair for the tired and thirsty at our store.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-12

Santa Fe California special train. (The route that made Phoenix fa- mcus) Will run through special train. leaving Phoenix every Thursday morn- ing, arriving Los Angeles following morning. Call early and make your Pullman reservations.
 E. W. GILLETT, G. A.
Arizona republican., 1900-08-12
TRIED TO STEAL BOBS.

London. Aug. 11.-Lord Roberts wires to the war office from Pretoria as fol- lows: "A plot to carry me off has been discovered. It was clumsily connived.
 The ringleaders and all concerned are now under arrest
Arizona republican., 1900-08-12

Cards of thanks. notices pertaining to iorganisa tions and societies, church fairs or sociais, will not be printed in Tho Republican except when paid for.