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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-03
CONNECTICUT RAILWAY AND
LIGHTING COMPANY GOLD

CONNECTICUT RAILWAY AND
LIGHTING COMPANY GOLD
BONDS.
The Charles w. Scranton company,
New Haven, together with J. & W.
Seligman & Co. and Redmond, Kerr &
Co., of New York, offer for subscrlp-
ton at 100 and interest $S355,000 first
ana refunding mortgage Az per cent.
gold bonds of the Connecticut Railway
and Lighting company. The books open
at 10 O'Clock a. M Thursday, May 9,
and close at 8 o'clock the same day.
The bonds are secured by first mort
gage, subject only to $995,000 underly-
Ing bonds upon ISL miles Of street rail-
way. 1t comprises the street railway
systems of twenty three cities and
towns in southern and western Con-
necticut, one of the most prosperous
districts in the United States, and com
prising a population of over 465,000,
which population shows an increase Of
35 per cent. In the last ten years
Among the cities and towns included
are Bridgeport, Milford, Stratford
Southport Shelton, Derby, Ansonia
Westport, Saugatuck. Norwalk South
Norwalk, Darien and Stamford. The
company also owns four electric plants
supplying New Britain, Southfngton,
waterbury, Naugatuck. South Nor
walk, Norwalk and Greenwich, and con-
trolls the gas companies supplying Wa
terbury and Norwalk. THESE properties
earned, under separate management,
s5O5,335 net and 1t Is expected that the
consolidation will result in large in
crease in earnings and a reduction Of
the cost of operation. The interest
charges of the consolidated company
are approximately $42O,0O0, A majority
OF the stock is owned by the United
Gas Improvement company, of Phila-
delphia, which pays dividends Of s per
cent. on $22500,000 capital stock. The
management Of the company will be
under the supervision of the United
Gas Improvement company. A large
amount Of the bonds have already been
sold to investors, and the bankers now
reserve the right to allot smaller
amounts than applied for.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-03

Ifthe Baby is Cutting Teeth.
Be sure and use that old and ,wel!-tried
for children's teethine 1t soothes the child
s0ftcns the gums, allays all pain, cures
Wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar-
fhea. twenty-five cents q bottle.
d11 MWT 4 ~
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-03
HARD FIGHTING IN. CHINA
RUSSIANS LOSE HEAYILY IN A
TIE WITH THE .NATLVES.
Conflict Occurred Near Mukden-Euro-
peans Had Sixty Killed and Wounded
General Zcrpitzki Among tho Latter
Views of tho Pclsin Ministers on Pay
meMt OF the indemnify.
ment of the Indemnity.

Berlin, May "A dispatch from Pc
kim dated May /, to the Kolnische
Zeltung, says that a bloody battle has
occurred between the, Russians and
Chinese near Mukden.
The Russians lost eight in killed and
wounded. Four Russian officers were
killed, and among the wounded was
General Zerpitzlli
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-03

Following nrc the closing prices reported
by Prince & Whitley. Bankers and Brokers,
81 Broadway, New York, and 10 Center ST.,
New Haven. Bid. Asked
Adams Express Co. ...... -. 165 $50
American Cur Foundry Co...... 25A 20
American Car Foundry Co., pf.. 79% 80
American Cotton Oh Co. ....... 2S 2Sb
American Cotton Oh Co., of :. 90 So
American Express Co.. ...... .19S 200
American Ice Co. ......... 80. 3SN 80
American Ice Co.. pf ......... ~ "A
American Iinseed Co.. ....... 1874 1917
American Lnseod Co., pf ,...... rs 3Sh
Am Smelling and Refining Co... 59k 594
Am Smelling 4 Refining Co., pr 9dM OH
Am. Sugar Refining Co. .14Gh 146A
Am. Tobacco Co.. .127h 12S
Am. Tobacco Co., pf ..........1 Ia 147
Anaconda Copper Min. Co,..... 5OS II
At, Top. & Santa Fe. ........ 81 S7A
At, Top. & SANTA Fo pr .103M 1O3i
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-03
PAYMENT OF THE INDEMNITY.

Peliir, May 1.-The report of the in
dennity committee was read at to-
days meeting Of the ministers. Re-
gardlng the resources of China the re-
port was very voluminuos. 1t was
practically a repetition of Jameson's
well known pamphlet.
Sir Robert Hart offered suggestions
similar to those already credited to
him and cabed to the Associated Press.
1t Is claimed that the revenues from all
the available sources will not allow
China to pay the indemnity unless as
sistance is rendered.
The next meeting will be held next
Tuesday. Count Won Waldersee's letter
VIII then be taken up and reply to it
be drafted. The ministers personally
object to the tone of the letter. They
claim that they know what they want
without being told.
They particularly oppose having the
legation guards under any authority
except that of the ministers themselves.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-03
Limit Of Issue, ;
Present Amount Authorized,

which redeem
acqu
construction improvements
errnents under n the
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-03

TO cure IA cold quickly--1se Crown La
Grippe Tablets. City Drug Store, 644
Chapel street.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-05-03

NEW TORK STOCK MARKET
Opening, Htghent, Lowest Quotation
On the New York Stock Exchange, reported
by Prince 4 Whitley, Brokers, 10 Center
street, New Haven.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15

~ Il sfS sss
AZ 4 s 4 5Se eeli . gesleS
l
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|ogt fSos.,sS lsgIioilt BE M d EsSs
| NJ 5 ), q NEs
ISy om news.
tub bs IIIebIo 81
eal leds
eeia
Sss u. B 7, comei
stt1 on Ii NJ ol1e1tl and
ma dc us s. ssiS
issE ibsonE a Max,
sto To- Is y. s. D een nna home
wi tn etl tsS
81 ED aliI Of Datum
soc ion IS inSSs ed dnesd aysS and
anasle leasail call 81,
a sssTs M M ess and /,
,aSsoSa 81 ~ - Ind a.Ystl eay,tY
iS3po Is Il lo s.,
bso onS 81 eiIt So ev,ieral
y ssSf9 aIsss 0SG1l
sisitin sgre ives,
% earsl ofSth 8 Sl3 LEM
e aeilnSE g; f,;S5Sssit: alld
q mad Is a rs lea san cal is
" t;hrea . ! Wit
A1rs. lser 3 n,ayee ettes
Vile sh6 has becsl iVisitin ng or
sister \ lis: !, ebst tor as
returned home q, !; II is as
N rs5andS Mrs, Chest q Ham,
ersof Beauty Spot, have sbeenI
spending 81 few Gays with her.
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ira NJ 4
Bounds, ri a
MI IT, Stanton cur faith.
ful@ Gupt Of Education was in
town Wednesday, o. hisSWayl h ono
fromYisiting the Nsehools in the
lpper pslrt]of tho couatysF &
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}nditopS soos Wonrdofa

s. ElitofSv ,t. Barry5of lexington Toanl.s
In oSploring slammpsh lave, con tgac,oa.
4 severn olso {of i ildsEs lis3quick scnrc.
llsro0sI ii sios Buck Ian d. lArnica Sslyo
convinced Thin ii sissanot eg.Nsorld sSW3nsl
der, Untoss Pilas5 81 lnjuil lcp.T lDflammntionl
aud iall bodily NfUpii1 ii1nss ON w 8 SStsslat
j, DSugias s. Bro dtpggist. IS
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Observation-Disclosures, I,

illdfien. ed II SO a$ tloYriblo n Burns gnti
lhoEest ina ho World sswi i XII be- pain
Giha prompt tie6lad 0qies3 Did
;Solos q Ulccrs jils, lJorns, all Isl ktns sJlfup
lions Best le ctiy Id 5pEI a6s 10
Scla ns box Cure Rliaran ID So Z. g lyy
81. Douglas q Bro. 81 q
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SSS ssS ~
s9s|a AZ "a
sWs lSo Sos3ls onda2 Hon
|Iplailt Iris g s6sS
1nio.lg gsets S. q l,ll M MIIa0ilt 81
|s & Ghe rob bbins Jll!tY eSllaslo efr
|seltlllaal GO ligl Isl or le
81 lSl'cs Ii Wa round neas1slI
;afsllNNSsa on hand u ~ amil ltor
B s0arrol n. has doternined;
opens ssato s.ii 8 SYiltlt
TO mo oSeS to- Benne ettsYiles Read
his new fssad nd his SWee
B grnes IS goVing tonsola'
three off his fine. blooe honnd dSppps;
5tSoS M 5C ilbert 4 ing ghtssrI
on M onda
81 et no OeS U, )lsaiie OtS
ssDI,h1b 1barss sells tho cabbag Hard
SEQ II one raise and carSf q:
sselec te d, 8ilSS
81 SS1. obertS nv Yllite, ii il! al ged5 co lors
9ed man Lying & on M rs Colin e n
.tlleRl b 81 y place lied on Sunday
lI II; teIno ollEo iel! aand
,bul'iess by ln lsel. SIII i'll GENE terry
/ az " ond q
sl.s go oflseI II octsSl ,crsS "a
B Iamilt
sS;ced Iris otatocs 81 lifferontI
s. varieties at a1tS !! N lIamil iltons.
81 s-I beautiful inc of Rugs aud
.lll ..Hllassocl justarriVed $at Is3lss
9. 4: S. !. Nc \ C'all's. Il
so lbs learing Roasted Coffee for
Poets Zoe 88att-J b milton's.
$s Fineihome made cane syrup ~ ii fror|
sale ee9by55lA.J ] Noodle ~ Son.
/ ssSs5i48 Three caris. 8 f8#T Tomatoes,
Obs )for253cen at j i B. Ham
ilton's,
81 Flesh home ground hominy for
sale BY All Noodle &SSon.s
n nj i. Tl,@ D. [. Newton OF New
ztonsyille8 has 100 bushels OIL
.'s 'ssun 'slirls,lilot known peas for salo
Ffcsh:home madcsButter recieved.l
5d1ljaailyatBA q u A,. 3. Noodles Son.
rs good selection ofglVatch Re-
:, Kept on salc by .A A . Woodlo
5& Som 5i ssi
Car of$ Anchor Limo best On;
market just3re ed2by
81 Bennettsville Hardware 60.
Magic Yeast At a: I is j. 81 2. y M.
Rowe. M B. & I; " NJ i 81
Fresh homo ground meais call be.
had at8the store Of a. y. Noodle 81
Son.
AL who love fine pictures
should see G.S w. Waddills pretty
selection.
Special attentionis asked to-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of Mr. G,
sW.SWaddill. He has some pretty
goods for presents, s 81,
IresbS gufFahtR| y .&isils and.
gilpon a,t Y 's3j ~ Rowe,
Aa 4 you iNa u s;a8 (, qod Sgniokafoa}l
53llsl !, ID
it
l,;loS !i eahet ttsss
Vile. 81 81:
5 PostnX Cereal tho great
slibstitnto for Coffee Or Tea for
llel.yo Us 81 Al Z .
Rove. 5I5.
53s:4 Attention is asked to tho new
ertiscmentBof Fuller Bros.
They have some nice newAbuggy
animals now. 9N
ssSSyVe have the hest, cheapest, and
most complete 3Slice; of5Gfocelies
eyer carried @in Bennettsvillc.l
e. E. 81 M M. Rowe. q
neDH Box Paper, papor an | Envel.
opes, Tablets and Stationers Suppli,s
all grades and styles, atJ. T.Douylas'.
A3rull5linc Of Brass Fittingsin-
Injectors aud lDspirators
for saleeut Hardware Store,
AGENTS Wanted, a
The pnblishers Of tho fam ,us big
allusirated weekly neWspapeS PENN3
lsYLYtAElA GRIf, are now placing rep
,reseTtat atiYes 4 al cysty post Office III
5Soutl, Carolina and they dosirsS the
services Of capable hustling agenls III
,eachaofi ofithofollo@ing towns Of Mari
ibOro equity & SSS53 s, 5 s4J siS
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CJf2.YD,ls s. JNOH OHK. /. 3ss5 81 Il S3F
@ MIR. Iacliarial Park Grand Miss.
Mary lMedlin Of Brownsville were
married Iat Blenheim on Wednes-
day, Feb Cth, Notary Public CIV.
freeman officiating ;Ss n
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15
Count, faSona;c DifectoTY.

Comfy iaSoni'cs b )ifecto'ssl t'e3|
TARLBoB d g ApTrR. 30 II, a:
a a nj net l}onnel fsyiileSonp.,i onp., llo socoad
SSEfidaY;of eacllS lSmon lt.j!, I, !, y I,
oOt ghaliia, l.%P 4
IL. Stock ton i ssiecrst '5i:S
TN EisA 10 b d b Il II d 8 n hls,
meets 4 M Coll ,aaoach Saturday. aitor,
noon. before tho full lnoon,alt q oloo'k3.
5.ais AURORA IlopaE,s No SO, az NJ,
SSsmo4ts at Clio, Saturlly@on or atterScacb
ssfull mo oonsdt 5 10 ''oloclS,p u S'
555: . 'f Stanton. " M.a
4 IGGss NJ cIieod u Secret etnYy.: li
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. Night sl az d & aY..

The busiest anil $Ifigl TEST lift lott hing
1lhnt ovor8wasin1do;it King sI N oyyII
I.ilazl Ills, Iayoiy Dill isha & sugar coated
!plobul6o fhcall llis tilas chan y SYoak kne5sl
Into s. slrcnglh, lis,loss ness illl d energysl (
brain 1aG INT ginental s.spoWeE hoy Tel
@o0aslful liH5SnilaiGgS up Che heal HI Ons
81 ouglas & Bro, z, SsS
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'DEA HTS. -pOINGS. IS


The many friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. U.AlY. Crosl land of Red Hill
sJmpathizes sWithi them inthefloss o.
their lit,lo babe Wish .nliningesis.
The burial service was conducted
At Eyergrcen cemetery Wednesday
morning. y. s.S Il & "a 4 5s :53
"a s.. B
Died atthe Cotton NlillionThnrf-
|day8a afternoon last.aftcr FIVE days
Illness. Of pneumonia, Mr.. Colin
|Bsigman aged SO. years. He{is from.
|Smithville and ID son Of the late
MoscsRBrigmap. He leaves q wife
|and&3 children. The remains were
|lakenSuplto Prospect church! Friday
|altcrnoon for lntcrment, 8S@
|Cnoap;it s,Ses South. 1. VI sl.sAAs
Parties wanting to goSto Florida,
Mobile prs New Orcloans, should
c{QlllSon the agent of tho Coast Line
| for rates. AZ y.
q g e8tsat rs lent II n "a
|S$|S iyrfSe1 q, soal farmer aysSgett tting
|sss his
|Gss s,lttSlS tll4 ilfaspceE delayed
| iaIrlnllll work. BeSpaticHt.%S t$alWays
COM Ieones right. The rainy days
m Il til;ynd I, &, *
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AttenJionl Isl asked to Stlae3|
GARD of our 20 ing friend Gil Tsa
1lSlsISIR =, PFC pared d s 81
dfaying Or $hpnling ills town on3|
8gspe5 5bcststerms.l5 Give him u pus hsssI
Sle him at / e 3 50 .} s. w. lSI
Row S s
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M SHuiil - ~
Stock on' Secret s. y
g IS s25s11 4s ,Si,.
meet NleS ~ SQcill Satufus y a,tofs
noon.before tho ful lnoon,alt 9. Z! g q y 'co0ck
$5.slis AURORA 1lopaEi No 33, a. NJ:
sSSS oats az Clio, Saturlly.on orSafer each
4 Il full moot $50 'olock,% ps M. ma
q 4. 3 EStnnton.iW (. M.
q 4 NJ c1leod ], Secre tafy @ VI.
enaef tspilIG sChurc h ID he ctoa33.
n NJ GrnoD Is /, sB Smith 3P. Cm
q Sunday school 3s3) q. ms 'tcatll at
sSf Il. 100 0saS In; ;sand % 3DSr.n, Prayer meets
ling Wadnesday snficfno Oh al 100 O'clock.
Snpetintendo dont Sunday schooeolll4.& &shil hi. EA.
sls Hod gel, ..5i3 II yI}}
plIs r. Rev. RuJJsas Ford ,.i Pastor.
81 Sunday school ,nytYO.0O 81 'rcaching, Sun
oay yat i l 90 q and I, 30p.Sn. llo,yc,
meeting lYursday evening $at { s 70 ocpcG Il
@ Superl i8Slainllday school, u, y y
Carroll \. rs
PR EsB YrEVlA NJ Revssi |. W. Bn,Wcll,
SSB Pastor sPrpucIipg every Snnd;'s3at ] l$SaS
n ii. an,l l#7 so 81 III. l'rnycIimcellin lling,,on
Thufsday aftornoon ia o'clocks SUNDAY
rs school ,fat % 80 Il ms iSnperinscndentSoi
ggssoRool, ;lI:3 4 ely. r*5 s Ss5s
K, ISpIsooP a Rev. @. w Boyd, Rector
a pfeaohipg every second dfonrtth Sunday
and us 90 gp,35sffns 35f', sunday
aohao Dr; " .2teison' Y
/; Nupsritl teud seHat 81 s5 4; {sS II
ssss Y = ,1
oQsstsy 11 11isss tstl$t3, 5gs
eaaei itsuill ts1li i4lQi'l!'le3ilts4.
\ & u Y, IL IS
First Sunday lasD, Pines Pine Groys
Second ssnday,,;a a Coll. 81
81. n, .i}eau.y Spol
Third spada q q lsS G 1 'ipe Grove
s .5 FoupthS Sual lay, y ga NJ y AldColl
81 4$}ss 3 = ,n,33 Beauty sro'.
sS,s Blellhleiinl,S ii, {, & Ctirctiit Appointments.
81 \ s REV. sB A,sp, r 9.
Hebron arst apa Third s;a,alas liza 8. y. y.
S Ebcno t aur first9and third Sun3ny.3 D.. nv
Ss parnossi,sS sSSsccond and fourth Sundayht
Ia III. Zion second and fourth Sunday
ss Sas at 5 p. IA. 81 $sss s$SS !$i
II / !. :: ,7si s..
lso cl'olt'f !lS4 ''l Il p'o''sln'eAss 'H0'
REv. Il. n. DENT, j.. .. g.
q Sunday 3 nm, -Four, h4Sunduy7 80 pm,
{, 8snah First Sunday p,,tnnl8, ,tn8 W. Third
,,aa's, ne,h's \ snaa 3r; fGnna q sunday ~ @
p 9S1,naSa Gaaoins Second 4 81 Sunday II 4. ~,
8s1I''' Fourth y. Sunday 'A't'iAys. ; p.tn #Es u
NARl los sTRlc 1 MS.
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lie 7 tor rs, e go
Let ors an dressed to the foil swing tuned
oeleons ienilill ien u unoall, ID for a at tho pos'
ONCE IN Bopnettsyil!e
,IIa G1onk'in. s3 i5l.
A G. Moore, 81
@ Nloees Nlaco, IA d 53s. s3
Sandy Wnshingto 81 l
FL. 3Bs sMeNcer, g.
James3NIc cColl ,s3
a Robert Schultz, 81
Atials 4 s3
Mrs sIa':cy Jamcs, s.s
y,S Miss Alice Terry, Al s3s58s
Miss Allie Sanders,
:IfSy your credit is good Phone es0p
j96ssanil$$ l$$youE Ecan 'gc i som nice groc-
eries delivered ut cur hgmo on
short notice p onesis 8 call
iin and sec me. 6.
g. Hamiito
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pown Sha &C O j.

Down Stio' Gee 9. iSS .,33i ..,33i
# Nh. George Whit te,#the8 con-
tractor, began Saturday the
work opstaking down the old
Jail He ihns aslarge force and.
before manydays pass the Old
bNildingWill be taken doWn91t B
is estimated Gthatathere}is about
275. 900 brick and the removal
will take weeks n. y.
Unfortunate Accident ss }
On Sunday afternoon Master
Bonnie Maultsby while climbing
over the wire inclosure at the Rove
vault in Oak Ridge cemetery got
his foot caught and fol, breaking
Tile large bono iii one of his legs
below tho knee, DR.. Ifaison MAS
called and soon had him resting
easy. ~ Il. l5 Isl III A
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You call get any kind Of garden
seed that yon want,ut
J.%B. Humilton's.

fls2lss@ fIs2s@ Full line Of landreth's
and Fcrry's gard on seed, alSo
onion sets, white and3red, for
sale by J ~ Douglas &s BRO. 5
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Dewitt switch Hazel Salvowil quick
Sly$llSaltho WORT burns and scalds and
mot: leave Ia scaf lIcan l,capr!ied to GUS,
sand surlaces Wihapronpt anl soolh-
ing effect. Use itaforpilcs sand skin. dis
3eases Beware Of worthless couoleriolts.
sDouglas Bros.
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Motto osPhysia alans..;

Motto q Physi s. iai,s, q. Z 81 ~
Physicians vii please i5snotif}y me me q q
all deaths and births asj lrc law 5'f' rc. .
.squires WithinthoS corp porats8 limits r,i q
the toWn. cannot keel, .a&ctomnlcctles ncl
n record without I he reports. ts5ls q
8 good la%San ought to be- complied
with. Respectfully,
q RS III MILTON M cLAURIN, ~
Seo'y Board Of Health
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RIgg|EEs \ 'gyIRa &
(sl)lDlJSss 4. !
IllSSiili5l iras lle eW5 tore
n6 Xl$jl ysa lio yf6n s 81 Sfss;s. 4 u.
I)gll /, Al d Ye & pence arp
Il Eeels Sesne lel's5S
$50 iqil sSfl;o mi
clio xs,iIs 81 liI NJ
sljeefi5lp u So fore q 81
:tby,Sfi3ltS iiiipi
i. d s5e
Is ti 9 III y
q 10 {, Il ,,s'S'' +
shal tlcltsil i;illsst,s I.l sVl U
AihaD Ia'' ta''s
tilii en- isssy3 s.
leil l$sllt9l
lInaIill 1? s. sand SIA'fS aas IS!
Jslls hi Il 'EIS HTS
Sc bsrsl otl,ss
SIS.
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3Iours,
Job 1901 !.

1; sss.Awitlnnxiaty. WAS felt for'sl,e widow
lnDpyplS t}nrnh9lns nsof Mach
ms, Mes Whcnyll lie doc:ofs sud sho would
die jramS Spncum0pia SDU!crc morning.
iwtinsgAlry. IS, II l,iucoln whoaitepded}
her shaticaiInl8riaht sihut slo begged for
IDf.i$ King New Di.coyery,s which hal
more 4 han oilao9saYea .inU.S and cured
shor%0f. f.CunSnnip,i1nt AitGrS rStskingrsh9I
Slept all night. Gather no entirely
cured hes. Tbis4niarN Smsdicino 81
3gussNntoda 40 cuso 59a sThfoit, Chpst nlld5
Lung DISEASES Ilys5 lsia,l y SOD
H.lc EbyJ I)oag lasy Bfo
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.Bre 3 q 8 n,s proiifIo,I | seed,


Bree eden's Prolific see
Mp.Theo. Breeder isiinalSs
ing a anames FOR his GottonSseed.:i
lie has just filled an forderfor
100 bushels fora large farmer
in Florence county. Good8seed
!is5the secretSof good returns.
Tenn's No Tobacco for sale.
.by D. Bs HamiltoD.
Oslb Cadtlies Tobacco BIS to lb
1T j. $B. Hamiltons for $3 rs for for
NCaddy9 Pound Cake brand brand y a aud 81
Gss Pens Tobacco at that IS
something extra, try II.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15

,,,sS5s 4ls D your lothing need clean
ing and repairing? If So take
them to Stewards barber shop
and 8they will have it5donc in. the,
hes stV1 a ies IS 3Esjf L! 5g5 II y
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15
siSCli0} Circuit Appointments. ].
II. M. y ENT, r. G.

4sg ljlio- First Sunday Ill d; III" Third
Sunday 3 nm. Four,ll.Sunday7 80 pm
IS BoafahS First Sunday 3Ip,nl, Third
Sunday / | am
81 Bel6lehem Second Sunday . i M. M.
Fourth 3Sund1y 4 am .
@ Manning Second Sunday ! a. M,
Fourth Sunday 3 p.m 8 5
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15
MARION Al DISTRICT s oiNfmeNTs

4 gI5S Inst Ro Uiyp - 4 W 9. POWER ~ n!
& sGJlLo and Beu!ah, Clio, 81 81 Fab o;io
i MOT Coli d, Bennett ttsvilo Mill.,st3s lsS 4
lSsssi Nldcon, W., 1917
RennettsyilleS OF, s,nyrne, 10Y
SBrigbtsyille ct., Boy kin, 20 %
4 2Ronnettsyillo Sta, (nigbt) mch 8
North Marlboro, Ebenezsr, 2,3
\ sBlanhoim i't, Parnassus, If o,Io
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15

~ to Ivory, "a S.
laoWo5 has openetl d d
iysteliYoryy ,lsincss ut l,is loiS:c IIsp
on Spencer street Ind is spaced i,sl3
send here Siis tlles
styy. you Want #to bgo ,,aFtips Slyfantiiig
4 nicesinglc tenn fforss 81! aii elsnooil
|driSe Gun lbesaccoy Z nodalt ga on good
Terms. j Clio
sheral col hin,sss
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15
3lephoins Circuit appointments.

n; r IA ,isDE y. q.
TIcbrons first apd third Sunday ll$a ~.
3Ebonc sgr first tsand third Sunday. pg3.!n,,s nj
ssparnassls lsSp3sccond and fourth sunday al
il Ia. nj. Zion second aHd fourth Sunday
Eats g ~ M u. Z, So .E aN "A
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-05-11

Bring ne your job work.
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Sheriff. Sale.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-20th.
Judicial District Court-Parlsh OF
Lafourche-No. 1904.
Woodward, Wight & Co. Ltd.
David Scally.

DY virtue of a writ of tieri faeias issued
ID by the Hon. Goth Judicial District
Court in and for the parish of Lafonrche,
in the matters of the above entitled n
numbered suit, fully authorizing me to
seize and sell, / will proceed to seiiat
public auction, to the last and highest
bidder, at the principal front door of tho
courthouse in this parish, on
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Rows THE!

We offer ore hundred dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot he
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure:
F. J. Cheney Il Co Toledo, Ohio.
We the undersigned have known F.
]. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
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West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
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Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
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blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free. Price
75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1901-05-11
The Portraits OfOur Presidents
With Biographical Sketches By
GENERAL CHARLES Fl. GROSVENOR,
Member Of Congress for nearly 20 gears

Contains t%wenty-four large P~hoto-gray-
ure etchings from the paintings Endorsed
by the families and near relatives of the
Presidents. Printed on heavy plate pa
pei, embossed. a very large book; title
sketches printed1in large open type in two
colors. The greatest work of the 2oth
century. So beautiful that when Presi
dent Mckinley SAW it be subscribed i'm
mediately. One agent selling 600 copies.
in small territory in Pennsylvania. A
million copies win be sold quick. Fortunes
will be made this inaugural year. High
class man or woman of good social stand
lag can make a little fortune in this terri
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r~nnningday and night to fill orders.
Wanted.-State manager TO look after
correspondence ard agents.
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