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FOR SALE.


 FOR SALE-$1500; six--oom house on car line at West End; lot 5ox1S5. Address Bargain, care Age-Herald.
 FOR SALE-Leggings and coats of all kinds. Vim. Reckling, 215 18th st 8-17-7t FOR SALE-Edison's projecting kineto- scope, 22 films, calcium light outfit; $50; investigate. Address ''Rinetoscope, Age Herald.
 FOR SALE-Tarpaulins; all sizes. wm. Reckling, 215 18th st. S-17-7t
 FOR RENT. ~ ->---~--~~-------~ FOR RENT-A suite of four rooms over 1s 10th st., suitable for offices. J. R. Adams. s-2z-tf FOR RENT-Store 219 18th st one of the best locations in She city. Apply to E. l. Simon & Bro.,> 225 18th st. sU-3t FOR RENT-Elegant offices in Commer- cial Club building; best lighted and ven tiated in city; electric lights free; Jani- tor; good elevator. J. R. Adams. 8-22-tf FOR RENT-East half store 1925 2d ave. also offices over said store. J. R. Adams. 7-N-tf
The age-herald., 1901-08-23

LUMBER for quick shipment. Iathrou Lumber Co.,, 2015 1st ave. RirBaingham.i Ala. Phone 664. 2-24-tf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

ady sig starzejemy. zaczynany
zsuwaxa6 nieregularnosci y ma ZEN
organifmie, ozego nigdy przedtem ME
sauwstyli6my. Ks. J6zef Mosz : Lick
Creek. H., ofmdzies' ecio'etni ssarzec
powisda: .,Cierpialem ma nerkij og6lne
os&abienie. Gomozo przywr6cl}o mi
zupelne zdrowie Dziekuje Bogu "a t.
.dobre lekarstwo. Jakko;wiek jul hcza
81 1T, lekarstwo to cudownie mule
wyleczy}o''. ORA Plotra Gomozo. od-
mladsa starych. q csyni S .bYch s,lny..
mi. S%przedaja je specyalni agenci.
albo w~.adciciel Dr.. Peter Fanrney.
112--l14 So. Hoyne ave-, Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

urssd st.rs.ego. x..oechu krs.iee-
kim y w.rs..vie. Niie1m'erniiiits;
r..dko, I. s,e .dar.s, aby ktod by}
stsrssym jak,ego oechu TAX dlogo.
Czech xrawc6w " Wars.awie tr1a
jul lat sal. Cd roka $780,. podob-
no pierws.y ras Jeden catowiek
rsadzi MIN 6wier6 ~iekn ma urze"
die starssego.
A Juszczvk ME Jest oynsjmniej
starszYm ma!owsnYm. Jest on
nietylko dobrym r~,em'e6lnik'sm j
ozlowlekiem uczc,wvm, ale jest
tel cz}owlek,em sw iat}y NJ. rozom-
ny m. dos *iadczonym, dobrym do;
rady i d" ozvnu. dbatym Q spra~y
spo4eczne, Jest c>}ow'ek'em dobro.
i zaon1m oby~ ateIem.
Urodzi} sie W roku/ 1887. wee ma
teraz lat 81. Zan,m wzi4} sig do
odhy& wpl+rw nauk'
" Kielcach i pracowat tam
czas jakie y sadzie g&6wnYm.
- ..u:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21
SLASH.

GIL VICE H.: -. roo Pfhszc1y
klein oProny rel'gi' wo'as ks'ssa
germanizatorzy wystepu]9 ma S'a~
sku przec,w %poIskosci. I TAX zwo"
{al, " Gliwicach W n,edziele ze-:
bran,e robotnikow, zagajone 20
ME nieoku przez~ bsiedza prob
Buchalsuo: Ks. b. :radzi} ably
robotn'cY po&aczyll sig Z
n,lemieoklmi " iedno towarzystwo'
BIO jsko katoIlcy pow,nni isd reka
" ,eks 70 sob4. Ale polski robot.
mix ME da sig zbalamucid. ohocisz"
by dziesiec,u ksiezy p~robosscz6w
do piracy robotnik'em
niem,eck,m; jest to tylko p@ass~
pod kt6r,m KYLE sic eel
garmanizatorskl. Dta Polak6w Jest
mi-iscs v otwarole do po'sko-
AL przysnajaoyoh SIP towarzy-
stwach.
LIPINY. - Ludom,lskl ger.
manlzatorski teatr wedrowny zawj.
tai do mjasta onegdaj. Wstep' bYi
tan, IS. so 25 fen. Przyby4l nan
jednakzs. prawie tylko ci, ktorym
Wy tszv] kulturv nie %potrseba, a
tyoh. ktdray JeJ gwattem dostapic
msja, by}o nles}yehan'e ma}o.
Zatsm skutku kulturneeo ME bYlo
z tego' przedsta vienna.
UMIARKOWANE strornictwo
ludowe, kierowaae przez .redakto"
row bytomskego .Katol,ka",
kt6re szlo dotvchcsas reka W reke
Z niem,eck,em stronniotwem Srod-
ka (oeotrum) :, sta}o ma stAno~i-
eku ME tvle polsk'em, lie katolic-
klein, obecnie jul prowadsi w&as-
ua polltyks: Redaktor siemisnow-
SKI ma w'oou w:Zaborzu, zapow,e-
dsia'. 70. ktaprdydassni ludu do
parlanentu bYda t1lko' Polscy, co
sebrani prsyjel,. burzliwemi oklss.
kami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21
S~MIERTEL,NY:, wypa<

SM1ERIE11N T. wypadek Z
brop'a. Re str.ytowa donosza:
J6zef Leslecki gumieuny dworski
ma folwarku " Pstragowej, prowa'
dsi{ z xawleszona ma ramien,u
strselba robolnik6w do m&ooarni,
.naidojaoe, sig " stodole. Pred
otwaroiem drzwi sd]a& Z ramienia
strzelbe / opar} j. o kcians stodo-
~; syn jego, wziewszY strzelbe do
reki, tax n,eostretnie ko}o niej
uon,pu'owa&, te spowodows}
strza}. Kula traffa stuiacego v
pobl,tu robotnl<a Jana Jawora y
pier6, l sranifa go tax cle&ko, te
ot~ieziouy sara< do szpitala= "
Rzeszowie, smart v niespetna "a
godz,n. -~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21
4 OALICYI.
POMNfK Bartessa Glowao.

PoMNfK Bart.s:av G'ovao.
kiego ' 'rarnobr.egp. W
T.rnoDras,klem .av,,..f *.ie to-
mitet:> os " ',,.: v.p'esi.nii. ;'p 3,
K. Barto..o~,. Gtowackie,nu. ko~
m,tet, do kt6reeo nsleta w}o6o,a-
ME, .ebr.as idrcgs stiadeks 1875
toron: i'wHda' p'ekas> odesve.
,,Bfama - m6wia mieds7
innemi stows tel odezwY - Polska
eie odradsa, stsje SIC s~ilniejsza,
DO lud budzl SIC do zycia publicz-
nego, bierze sie do obywa,elsklej
piracy. Zaznacxamy to i pomniks-
mi. w.noszao je tym. kt6rsy sig
do tego odrodzenia Polski przY-
czynili. WznosimY pomn,ki wial-
kiemu Kokciaszce. ttdry p'erwszy
u"~ ibardzie1 ukochal lud, chciai ;
MIN wywalczyc Polske, zrob,c 60
obvwatelem Oiczysny, wysta wmy
tel pomn'k Bartossow' Giowao<i'~
tnu, ktdrv pod kodc'usska oil sig
i wsfawit'':
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

= .,-. " -
KRAKOW. Zuakomitv
spiewak r. Aieksander Bandrow-
ski podpisa} umowe z l~mpresariem
p. Grauem ma dwumlesieczns WV
stepy godcinne W Ameryce. +.
Bandrowski 6piewad bed.ie y!
operze uMsnru" Paderevskiegol
kt6rx zostanle wysta wiona w
Ameryce Z pierwszorzednemi ella
mi. Bandrowski wyledzie do Ame-.
ryki ( poc.atklen )utego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

---es
j &C; Z, = Z. !:
1vi.d.6,v..s osk.raonYoh= broni
.4vohat C..jkovski. Prses'uoh.n''
osks,4onych jut u%kohozone. Z~deaa
Z Mich, do &. VIM. .ie nie poosa~..''
Jak wiadomo bowisn., stansli obi
v obronie kobiety, skt6rej sydsi
wydarl, p~',en'adse, zdsrli> nle1
ubranie ! bill.
ssTAN1sLAwow. - s,kar-
Istyna v Stau'stawowie sro&y sig
eagle. Wssystk,e ssko&y normalns
by zapobiedz ro2sze"
rzaniu sic Earazy, leoz ssko}y
5rednie. mimo be zdarzyh SIC wie@
10 przYpadk6w, se otwarte, .
ieduak W.: latach 1913 choroba
- - ! = .
Ia szczegdln,e zb,era o6ary, zwaa~
SEGA, re dzieci aame ME grzesza
oetrozno6cia. TAX n. p. zdarzY{o
ye, il pewien uosen XII: vi pray.
,zedf do szko}v, mimo ze " domu
,mar}a ma szkarlatyne s,ostra. w
EN- spos6b szkcia stale sig rezsad-
chor6b.
TARNOPOL. - Skohczy& sic
u process karny. W ktorym jake
sta~a!i przedsiebiorcy
,ajsmutniejszego procederu: pro-
,~ederzy6ci rozpustY. Pred 2ratka~
nj ssdu ~przesuns'a sig Gala gaIerya
,ies.cze6liwych istot, kt6rych pa-
zaw6d.s jest bahba i
cyvil,zacyl. Sad skass}
Aoitesza Rosa M
;z,ery lsts wiszienia, q czworo
nnych. oeksr&onych ma. .l1ejsz4
Iare.
Polska pod Moskalem
. :. . -.
o1EKAwE CYERY. Ga.
eta Warszawska", dale oiekawy
do kogo nalesa domy war;
sawskle, u}oAonY ma podstawie
lokument6w urzedowYch,, wy
'ze.eg6lniem 254 ul,o. Welding
vykazu tego. d. / stycznia 1900
;. ogdlna liezba posesyi wynosi'a
;,0s9. z tych by}o " rekaoh
4,l29, sa6 " rekaoh
:ydowsk1oh 1857.
e .
LUBLIN. Zdsws1o sic, to v
yuberniaoh lubelskien radomskiei
kieleckiej urodsaje by}y dobre:
wykazuje sig, &e .w~ydajpo6c
sboza jest n~ies}y,hanie ma}s.
Ps.eaica dsjs Z kopy pol korea
ziarna - tvto :ak4e ME
plonuiee, ami OWES, tylko tsosm'eh,
iako 'tako. - KartoAi spr,et bv4
a teras en'ie. Burakdw
poiowe Z morgi sprzat-
" por6wnsniu do lat
Stony maso ma p..ze.
W,elka b,eda w6r6d rolnik6w.
WARSZAWA, 49, W ssp,talu
6,, Dooho ~1v;A oovo1nvno )oL.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21
W przebvwa

W KRAKOW1E przebvwa
Arovbiskup w%arssawski Popiel.
kt6ry leczY s'e ma .oosy " ,rywat-
nej kl,nioe okuli-tyoznej dra W.
cberkie~'cza. Kousultacya, jake
przeds,sw.',a prof: w,,oherk,ev,os
z dostojnvm pasyentem, uda}a sle
pomyelnie o lyle, 4e ME sachodzl
potrzeba %powt6rnei operaoy; sdjS-
,ola katarakty, lecz tvlko sastoso-
wanna leczen,a swvk}ego, 90 po-
trivia czas d~&uAszy.. Przyjeehaio tn
ostereoh m&odYcb Amervkan6w.
Zamierzaje on wst9p,6 do Krakow
sk,ego seminaryum duchowneee,
aby ucsy6 sie po polsku i mods
speinied obowiaxki dusspsster.y "
miejsoowo6oiach Z %ludno6cla pol
ska. Mlodyoh kleryk6w przys|s ii
b,skupi amerykahscy. ohoao .apo'
beds brakowl duohownych pol
skich, kt6ry tn " AmerYce slime
dale s,s odosuwa6. ".'
=n .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

pRocEs p 81 IS wiesuia-
kom "a pobic'e tyd6w ma jarmar-
ku v sttfel,sksch, powiatu DO
breoxiego, l6kpoosaa sie v Brse*a-
mach. spr'Nt ia bys' 'vsgo
csasu p~orussons W rarlamenoie.
Do rosprawg. ktdrs prowad.l rad
o. Krynloki, povolauo do 80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-21

= WARSZAWA, 49, W ssp,talu
6w. Rooha, gdzie naczelnym leka-
rsem zosta& u'edawno Moskal, ko~
najacego osto~ieta przeuie"ono do
trupiarnl zan,m ten duohs wysio'
nel. N,eszose6nwy przeleta& tax
" saduohu miedsv trupami. pre-,
Gala moo, i dop'ero ma druRi dsieh
skona{ ma r}61ku, mole Z prxestra.
ohu. w ostatnich czasach p,erw~
ssYmi lekarzami y s~zp,talach
warszawskich m,auuie Rad tylko
!. mosksli, tt6ryon nieuctwo ids,e
o lepsze = iak widsc . podsneeo
wypadku = Z lekcewaienieu. nsj-
prostssyoh obowissk6w.
%
NIEDAMNO = Wsrs.av,e
obohodsodo Este roosnioe wyboru
Jdsefa JuszcEyka, krawos, ma
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-08-23
VICTOR WILSON 8DRO,VNEn
While Bathing in Ke0wee River,

84N,p, N, Ytats sfls tY, .4tif yil t ,ts &
The following particulars oftle nc
.cideaal atoslins Eof NictorgWilson.
son anf 5aey.i,,l N j.s. lspns I, II gts,
(sreeSlY;l d il E,hia
dis A 81 IA
fItl seems tlSt bpEils Id 3bnthing @iti,
a party he WAS caught in 3ille swif,
current Of The swollen stream and
Whirled awny tphis death, before Tie
eyes Of all Including his sister NJ ISIS
Maud. It was sudden that mono
could render assistance.
Rev. Wilson and family have been
Bummering at Jocusse, said to be a fine
resort The blow we know is a heavy
one. Victor had just reached his ma
|jority. Last year he graduated from
Woford college, and life full Of
bright promises lay before him. He
was very popular among his college
mates, and at Anderson, his home for
the past two years no young man was
more favorably Known.
The sympathy Of the many friends
of this we'll known Marlboro family
are extended to them in this sid be-.
reavement. %a
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-08-23

Confucius was asked of there
was one word that would serve as
q rule Of practice for all ones life?
He said "Is not reciprocity such a
word2 What you do not want done
to yourself do not do to others 2
If our jingoes had been followers
OF Confucius they would have made
an equitable tariffand not and not
one would rob our people to en-
rioh trust magnatce, who in turn
sell the samo goods cheanerubroaa
to enrich foreign contractors at
the expense of 'ho producing class
es abroad. Confncius died some
time ago, but honest mon sill live
his teachings. Money wrung from
the people never carries happiness
with it.
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4sstGjlSlSlal 4

Editor =. a. l'lplgll 4 sy icnnet tlsVlllos$
IS. Y. was once iD!ipaNotiy sSnPprise0f
HI l'lsfougll long -MiieiSTiss Tissy ~ Iiln55 ,Dy:s2
lrrpss4S hc Wt'ioa. NY Nllewas greatly
stNi$ ti4YliS She had $40 tstaNy 4 {S5cr
5.yienr Ses!ered greas ti6tgcss from
hGr stomach, but sho tried Electric
Bitteiswhioh helped her at once, and
after. using four bottles. she is entirely
well, can eat auytiipg, It's n grand
tonic. and its,gcn,le laxasive qualities
are splendid for tofphid livcr."'S For La
digestion. Loss Of Appetite,$ Stomach
and Liver { ,oublcs it is q positive guar
antccd cure. Only SOC at j. IT. & Bro.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-08-23
sllL!ffg@ ifIii p0I,i'lIVAL /. CURRENT

ISs .ssse ena tor Tillman was 81 wears
III Ola gei on Sunday the Itch. we
Shope he did not celebrata it az
Shed;d tho 1>reyiona Sabhath.
making a speech fayoring lvnch
8llaS.- He is getting too far from
Ills cradle to be delivering such
81 speeches as this, especially on
5&theSday appointed for rest and
Notwithstanding to his Master. N
81 getield Advertiser.
I,ha s. = vsrt; so,. o,,1, o,,,,, !.
,is1,,a SiSI, enou,a ;, 80 - dG.le;. tn
4 y, \ s,,' t,,raa1, "a ,,imlt % sayS enao ~
H 1.s, & ,'s,a , ~ = s ~ an'' not On
\ ~
~
Senator Barksdale's fnnara1
Grafton in Norfolk. Va. one dav
last week has stirred ~ thinps
4 The N. Y. Evening Sun saws:
NJ; The bnrial of Wm + R,.vo !
~ cand;d,ta am ia hy y ~ +o,,, :, niyan ~, a.,
chairman Barksdafe Of the Vir.
B e;al, gina da' s1ate Democratlc Conven-
= saom Z ! J yesseLuay e11 ~, Was one OF tne
4 4 ;nosv, ~ coiu. :. = piooueo OBS OF pollt-
S ! ! !, uns,olyaninR ,'aoa.,a ~ s WHlo1 tnere
s. ~ e a1l lecoru. ,,s1 twice, said
q q ~ NJ h; i.T;i1; 1oiilMsua4e, We nave follow
ps.aYY ,,aa ;i,.i l,,a,, e1'nlngs 1ryan ana
o s.iYoi sY - i, .ne sepulchre ana
M M ~ onos ~ ~ I,le lesurrecIlon.-
s4;nr io oe,aiaa III W S ~ more Iesurrec-
Sr,a So, - :, cna : ueau' no more rising
u roH ,o+;a 'ne ,1 gnave. : II Che Demo-
i, 4 ,aort @o,D .1n na X tae ~ la,ne, whlcn rs
'I,b me- ~ y : - : 7 sne osopte' alongslde
u .,an $50 sn,u,7n' ul0isVM' M Anuiew JACK
S ssrna+ ,3.o, iaa ! ens ittaeI ~ ana oGner o.
syyr. Nj iI n1ane - ~ sne We11n1ocracy,
IN n eh,.aa1, al 80 80 ~ - aaaly gleat
nf ~, 3 a ,aat ,.1na Inu - sne naeniories
silva, = ta' t%a ,otn rolous of leota1 hl99
8Iava IN I h;a;nr no No. 10 ~ {. ~ " W. -
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-08-23
4 Atlanta "a Nnu = ono

Atlanta, Ca. Nov. I, 1879.
DR.. Q. ]. Moffett Dear Sir: j cannot
too strongly recommend your TEETHINA
(Ieeihing Powders) to mothers as one OF
the best medicines they can obtain for
their debiitated and sickly infants. /
have used it witf.very satisfactory re-
suits the past summer with my child
and and while we have heretofore lost a child
or two from teethinE under other rem-
sdies, our present child that has taken
! 'Tl'ElfErH1NA 'lfl is n fine, healthy boy 55
e am, very respectfully,
A. z. Brown, M !. ID. Sj
(Brother OF Y. s.. Senator and Ex>
Gov. Joseph L., Brown.
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are no stf tllo niiidstSSot
big Meeting iiyo q SIS bhle pros
Stractod meet ne, thes Methodist
church 4, c: s g < <
sWeShad Rev. Baker Ewi itlla us, He I'D
certainly "a poWerfill md earnest
preacher. Il he Brig htsvillo5 people
are certainly favored people
with no exeuseG tiorSnotS being q
godly people Ss1nderS tile preaching
of gu g b m . u as Rev. w b,
Baker. OnfSnnday We had Rev.
w. O. Powor our Presiding Elder
with us. As usual his sermon was
unsurpassed in5 earnest delivery
and abundant food for thought.
This week we have Rev. Ariail gof
MoColl with lis. He too is doing
some fine preaching. If any Of the
Clio people arc lost it cannot be
said that they wore not faithfully
and earnestly warned. n The moot.
ing will continue through this
week. {
/ have seen several days ago
some open cotton on the farm Of
Capt Hinshaw, I don't think there
will be any on the market before
some time in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Bristow, OF
Red Springs were visiting relatives
here last week. He reports the
crops up there like they are here,
very sorry.
Mr.. Will Smith has returned
from the up country and can now
be found at Mr.. J.SHoward Ben
nett's whore he will be glad to
serve his many friends. III
Tbs contest between the Mo
Cormick and Deering corn har
vesters came off near McColl last
Saturday and the result was large
ly in favor Of the Mccormick
machine, much to- the delight Of
our popular young merchant j..
Howard Bennette who is agent for
the Mccormick at this place. I'll
Saturday after every first Mon
day will be trade day in Clio.
Bring on the trips" Fsrazors" wat
ches and guns and let every body
have a good time. l don't know
whether there will be any blind
tigers about or not; if there is the
county will soon be a few hundred
dollars ahead. II
Now goods are beginning to
come in, everybody getting ready
for the poor old cotton picker.
The weather is hot and showery
Evnrybody seems to be in good
spirits. No sickness to report and
| can't get any news. Will try
do better next week if I have to
eet dinner with somebody to get
something TO write about. 734
Aug 20, 1901. ]. II. McG.
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81 'S "a Az s. n GRAPES


post office at Altamon.
S D S. sSee'clly'ille Se'l county, las been dis
continued. n
SE OOhio, Iary land aud Virginia
have :; y IS deeclared gainst tooling with
s = el' 5lsylStl, q l,,any more.
ilring the late hot spell eggs
SS SSs}s sllt 81 oNnyin some parts of Kan
n tlasS Sto.sss ID cents a dozen.
Orange burg claims the first bale
b 1t was sold in Char
lesion Saturday for 10 cents
IL lSiye candidates are stumping
Tho Seventh district tor election to
sS s. tsso,n S3ong grsssman Stokes unexpired
tern. '.s
Rev. j ]. @. Wilson and wife and
soy.J ohm Q. Kilgo have gono to
ss London to attend Ecumenial Con-
#S terei nee. 4
Sixty Of the fourhundred teach
err! going TO the Philippines fell
4 In love with one another and were
s. III nar1ied at Honolulu. l.3
he big Wright cigar factory
il Richmond was burned Mon
day night. Loss about 5000, 600
with insurance.
Florence county has suffered to
S5such au cxtent from rains, that
s she is forced to borrow $4,000 to
repair highways aud replace de-
8sstroyed bridges.
IT we ridioule anything that is
not ridiculous we fail in our object.
it is not the words b,1t the aot
that is lasting and destroys tho
actor. @
The pardon Of Col w. A. Neal
would be the finishing touches on
Governor McSweeney's able man
\ agement Of State affairs. Neal de-
5&s serves tand we hore will get it.
The Alabama constitutional
eonY.en onY.e lion proposes sessions OF
1.-The Legislature only once in four
years. South Tarolina would
y save money We're she to adoptit
sssE eYon now. II II
There are only 6 states which
have annual sessions Of the leg
E45is 5s5si s siiaatiire. They are New New York
s5G eorgia, Massachusetts,, New
y ersyy, Rhode Island and South
.S q lima.
Sss3 .sfl;8 sfl;8illllllmber5o Of soldiers, among
them South Carolina boy, III.
81. 'S1..ss C..ssss\S atson, We're killed by the
d yc,S 88p. 8N5s,'ti'idge III, tar
3sa!s tice.s(l3 3IGOrt Ne yers KAN.
5SSI n ssl,iss. sAis i ~ ll;yonel a,V I,
51 IS; yYSataot,. is lrorn
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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-08-23
What A Tnlo Tt Tells

@slf ,tbat mirror of yours sllowssn Il
wrctched, shallow complexion, ID jaunS
diced look, moth patches and blotche,
on the skin. its liver trouble; but Dr.
Kings New ife Pills rcgulrto tho liver,
purify The blood, give clear; skin, 70 AZ
checks, rich complexion. Only $3.50 at
J.T. Douglas & Bro. &. 5l3t !. ,3
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-08-23

1s1 q "Iightning' 1Nroezer
will make smoother cream with
less icc and ii quicken time Shan
any Freezer on earth. At
@, S. McCall's. |.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-08-23
Base Ball Notes.

The good people Of McColl
have had three days base ball
this week. The team from Oar
lington was too much for them,
but the McColl team was strong
enough to make it interesting
for the large crowds attending.
The gate receipts the first day
were over $50; the second and
and third over $40 each. Quite
a number from Bennettsyille at.
tended.
The score first day 8 to O
Second day 6 to 1
Third day 8 to 9
**s:
The game of ball on last Thurs
day between Tatum and Bennetts
vile was greatly enjoyed. A large
crowd from Clio and Tatum at
tended. The game ended al to
q in favor of Bennettsville.
I 1t is announced Senator Till.
man is to be sued for$lO,OO0 and
we note his shrewdness in an
nouncing to th4 publicat Ches.
ter's political rally that he owed
q Columbia bank money and
that his Edgelield property was
under mortgage. IhaRssa sharp
trick. Yes, Mi. Tillman, your
property may be;mortgaged, buG
what Of that when yon have
money inTexas oil wells YOU
never mentioned, r d geti Id
Advertiser.
Old Lady little boys, can
any Of you tell what command
ment Adam broke whom he ate
tho forbidden fruita Tommy
Please ma'am there wasn't any
commandments then. San Fran.
cisco Chronicle.
4. a. Cunningham Of Chester
has has been elected phosphate inspec.
tor tor 70 fill the pllacoo tholatesSs|
wv. Vance,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-08-23

Stops tho Cough and Works or the Gold,
Laxative Btomo Quinine Tablets ouro a cold
In one day. No Curo, No Pay. prlco as a
boz. Il IS II gssSSi i}S,s " slI q. .ti5 63i w
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-08-23

a young officer at the front re-
Gently wrote home to his father:
fs'Dear father, kindly send me ESQ
at once, lost another leg in q stiff
engagement and am in hospital
without means.'' The answer
was: "My dear son, ~ tl,i9 is liz
fourth leg you ltavo lost accord
ing to your letters you, ought 80
be accustomed tosit5by this time.
Try to wobble along on any others
YOU may have loit Pail Mall
Gazette
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-08-23

e'''7 rs s ~ q IN U I4
Jim LOWery. the cOlOred Tnnn
who lxillad nGI;can,on. TI,,a !, :, )
chalt,,. NJ A4a t,, .ai ,,'r', uo1i1o ttlV' ttV
onoipy, ~. ~ OIl tne 4lil mas 5Deen
arrested IN New YORK.
+, !
i i,lUaty aud 3,lp0nsiderate &c
ttion IS; ol,S s,v: i.4.yo ,na,,a ~,
nnd Nv, a.i.,so s
tla 40 !, ~, - ,u : !: 20. = ~.
y I'' g ,'Na q ~ litaae ~ itts
h]tSt.tii'34 ~ o'iC = on can 1901. y
VNti5n some time, Dut.n0t all the
|tin,g.a ID q
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-08-23

$50 his Boston girl was like ice
was she2" Yes;in hot weather.
slow SOP" ssWoli, at first, che
coldly repu!sed his suggestion to
clope, but later she melted and
ran away, n Philadelphia Bulle-
tin.
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II}s, s.

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53s ~ s
n
ijolne "a. 10 h1fc.l sS,sI 81
3 slletye1i during IS e 1,i,
conducted by 81
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-08-23

4 81. Cunnipgham Of Chester
has has been elected phosphate inspec.
tor tor TO g fill u l3 the place OF tholate ST.
wv. Vance, 81 .,ss
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-08-23

According to. estimates the po-
tato crop Of this country will be
lOO,OOO,OO0 bushels short, this
year, aud prices which are already
high, will be correspondingly
higher. Il
Northern capitalists want to
bu1ld build q tourist hotel at Bates
burg.
@R4 0lS3{35 lS y Il,
IS g sl iss IS " sS q ~
Iowa Dem mocratic Stats
conyeIl lEloiliis IN session at l)easss
Moines, y sSS M
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ny ION hetstf VI a.
Y, q, /. R!
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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-01-25
WOOD STEAMER WRECKED.
Came Near Drowning All of the Crew
OF Nine Men.

Point Arenas. Ga if. Jan -5-T.e easo-
lime schooner Barbara Hernster. capt.
tii enfquan, Which sailed asst evening for
san Francisco with d cargo Of 125 cords
OF wood, was blown ashore on the rocks
near here and may become a total wreck
Frank Christens II, d al o.. was drowned
while attempting to take a line ashore
In response to her signals of distress,
Capt. Brown of tn lighthouse sam
lnoned volunteer life saving crew. At
ter several attempts boat was launched
and by dint Of almost Superhums9 #
fort the rescuing party pulled alongside
the wreck. The heavy SUR when was
breaking on the rocks, preclu led the pos
sibiity of taking the shipWrecked men
from the s ho2neg dryShol but a me was
finally passed aboard Of her ana by its
means eight of the crew We're dragged to
the boat in SAT ty.
The scho0ner is o. 14S gross tons She
was built in 1887 at Fairhaven, Califor-
MIA, and is owned by Z. Iaac&lay of san
Francisco.