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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-02-21

cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
altriunph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer, the emf
nent kidney and bad
la~ e-AAs11,-4 =.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-02-21

wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou-
bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
commended for everything but if you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
just the remedy you need. Ithas been tested
in so many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have
sample bottle sent free by mail, also book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and fEtv
send your address to :.E::::Ess
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing
hamton, N. Y. The ssssasss ls W. 49, -
regular fifty cent and Home of swamp-Root.
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-02-21

IotaIaSSeSsmeht- 49,. Soz4 ID
SlNIUEL S. CONOVER, Collector,
Harrisonville, n. J.
Watkins Il Avis, Attorneys.
Dated JaIuarv 3, 1901. 1-31-4t
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-02-21
Containing SO Acres

Be the same more or less suitable for truck grain
or grass; fields are laid off nicely, all of which
are under cultivation, excepting about fifteen
acres of meadow and two strips of wood land.
The improvements consist of n commodious
frame dwelling, containing six rooms and en-.
closed shed on first floor and six rooms on second
floor; also an attic and good dry cellar; two
good wells of water, house can be divided fer
trucker if desired. Large barn with plenty good
stabling for horses; also COW barn annexed with
plenty good stablng, in first-class conditiog
large new crib house with wings on both sides;
plenty of room for storing wagons, implements
and machinery. Also corn crib, hen house, and
large sweet potato cellar, good tomato bed ard
high brake for one hundred and twenty sash.
Good fruit, apples and pears.
This farm situated as it is, with a wharf right
on the farm to land fertilizers, and in the midst
of the best truck farms of our county and near
two thriving villages railroad, trolley, churches,
stores and good schools, will make a desirable
home.
Conditions made known on day of sale.
MAY +. COOK,
Administrators of John L. Cook decd.
E. Usinger, Auct.
Jan 18th 1901.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-02-21
ROAD NOTICE.

The Bridgeport stone road is closed for the
Winter work having been suspended on De
cember Is. As soon as the weather will permit
in March, work will be commenced at the draw
bridge on Raccoon creek.
E. USINGER.
17-27l900-tf. Supervisor.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-02-21

Total assessment ................... 1873 1s
IRA COLE, Collector,
Mulliea Hill, n. J.
Watkin & Avis, Attorneys.
Dated January Is, 1901. 1-3l-4t
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-02-21
Early Spray For Peach Leaf Curl.

In regions where peach leaf curl is
injurious, Professor Quintance Of Geor.
gia recommends that the bordeaux for
the first application II. e.. before the
bloom opens = should be made up of
six pounds of copper sulphate, six
pounds of lime to so gallons Of water.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-02-21
A DMINTsTRATRIX'S SALE OF
Real state

PURSUANT to an order OF the Orphans UOuft OI
the County of Gloucester, made on the fifteenth
day of January, A. d. 1901, the subscriber, Ad-
ministratrix of the Estate of John L. Cook,
deceased. will expose at public sale, on
Saturday, Feb. 2S, 1901
On the Homestead Farm of John L. Cook, decd,
at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. the
following farm situated in East Greenwich
Township, County of Gloucester and State of
New Jersey, on the road from Mantua to Mount
Royal, about midway between the two villages,
adjoining lands of John S. Somers, Daniel u.
Packer and William Beakley,
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-02-21

The Japan Judas (Cercis japonica),
bush compact, leaves dark green, flow
ers very early in great abundance The
English laburnum (cytisus), long
stems Of very handsome golden flow-
ers, with the green wood and pea vine
foliage, look delicate and attractive.
The Yiburnum plicatum, peculiar in
its leaf, when in flower is an attractive
bush, and, being Of easy culture, is
desirable. The Towering thorn and
Towering crab have a peculiar fra
GRANGE all their own that is charming.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-02-21
OF SETTLEMENT

17-27-l9OO-tf
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22
Found in the Woods.

List FRIDAY week ago q negro, jos
y ohnson, Who lives about threo AID q
half miles ea,t Of B1smaa, reported
there that he had fund op the pre-
'oeding Monday, noar his father no nc !,
a horss and buggy in the woods. rho
buggy WAS ia good condition and CON.
fparativsly now. 1t is a top buggy,
painted plack with oak panelled BODY
/ and red running gear, which ia / very
yliRht; Y, tlsrisof the. buggy ID irjarsd
I and IL does not aoem TO have export
SSenced runaway. It was sold By
Oscar II. LoWmsn Of Ofangeburs. The
find did not OCCUR until aftor tho horse g
heath, which wsa. caused by starvation,
as is seon from the condition OF tho
trees and shrub9ory within its reash.
.Somo good sized troos arc nearly cut
down, being eaten soma distance into
the wood, JOo johnson claims that
the harness was all on the horse, but
the bridlo, hamos, and collar wore loose,
the linoD being folded up and stock
through the saddle ring. He was out
hunting, ho said, and came across thom.
Farther he says that he missed dog
from his place, and, seeing the buzgards,
went to try to Fl ad out If It was tho dog,
when he ran up on the vehicle about
400 OF 500 yards from his homo. Notl,-
ing has beon heard he-o about lost
horse and buggy, and the ci,iz,ns arc
trying TO toinvestigato the mystery. j.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22
Rescued, Half Frozen,

Tho sohoones Douglass Hsynos Of
Bath, Mo-, Capt. Bs,sdell, from Port
Johnson for HAllowell, Mo-, with q
cargo Of coal il sunk between Shovelful
and Pollucs Rip Shoals, with hor threo
mssts rcjsoting out OF tho water. Capt.
Blaisdeil and Grew Of four mon MORO
rescued by the hobooner LuthsrT. G. ir-
rettson laadod here rueld " afternoon,
after having suffered terably from ex-
poture. Capt. Biaisdoll statoD thaS
whom on Nantuokes Shoals on the morn
ipY Of tho 10tn he encountered viol
ont esls and anchored. The vapsol
rodo out tho gallo ali right uatil late in
sho afternoon whom the koa cauaed her
to leak badly. Soon tho decks wore
awa,h AMI al hands olimbod into the
rigging rh,rey miuu,os aftor ehoy
had beoured themselves in tho Raging
tho vo;sel ~onS to the bottom. The
mon were sighted by tho sohoon or
Luther 7, Garrolaon from Boston, for
BtunDwios, Gs. The gale had at this
tifuo moderated somewhat aud tue G. ar
rctsons boat resJuod tbs frozen soa-
nan
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22
iYntPins.. !.


( Now that hatplns are selling for ST.
900 downward, the minds Of Inventive
geniuses are turning toward a pin that
will stay In the hat, past all danger Of
falling out Recently there was a
patented split that was provided with
little spring which worked by pres.
sure. XXI N!4nf gl$y KIN ~
A very nice hatpin, with a head of,
amber, had an amber. fastening accom-
1panying 1t and fastened by q gold
chain. The fastener was stuck in tho
hat SO that to loso the'hatpin you must
lose tho hat ALSO y tW@iEf ekSif-i
A very ultra little piece OF 5ewelry
is band Of pearls connected with this
hatpin by a gold chain. The poi,Fl
band Is used as asbroach or as d pin,
upon the breast. The gold 4 cllain
dangles from the hhtplh and makes. Il
pretty piece Of fncry for tho WoniSna
who likes "fxings." 1,he band may
match the hatpin, and be Of any Jewels
or plain gold. aas*S
Any device is good so long as 1t
holds the pin; and when you reflect
that every year there are hundreds OF
dollars lost in hatpins, the economy Of
a little fastener is easily comHutads- =
Philadelphia Times. 1l.'Ss ff3
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22
A Big Dam.

The govornmens Of Iadia has just
ooInplo.ed concrete dan on tho Porl
var River to oonsorv ith wa.ors for tue
irrigation Of 100000 scres Of land, 1t
is l76 foot in height, 1873 1-2 loot In
thickness at tho base, IL feet thick on
top and 1900 feet Ia length. Ii is
therefore Blk feet higher apd 500 feet
lonl az than tho Spring Valley dam in
San Msteo Ooanty, California. 1t is
also 46 feat higher than tho Assouan
Dam ACROSS thu Nile. IL has ooss tile
Iadlan Gov.ramsntt 81, 2,009,G0O. The
Pori5ar dam IL, next 20 the new Uroton
dam IN Nov York, tho largost ID the
world. rae latsvr 10 TO DO 2l9 feb,
high, 2oO teot tbe,k at the Daso, 18
ieot at tho top ana z 24O feet long. e
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22
Merrick'g Head Comes Of.

l.stems to bo wristen that tho ''old
llno' Republicans must 60 and one b5
ono their heads arc dropped 1.-The
powers that be. Tho latest ia that Mr..
A q. Merftok has boen removed as
depnty collector 10 the in,srnal rovobue
dcparsmaant OF this Staso aai Mr.. Har
per, OF Honsa Pash, ip named al his
suocessor. HMp,r ID a Commercial
Domoorst" aud his appointment is re
oo,vod ~ sueh, the Republican authori.
ties disolaiming any orodis for hin auo
ooss and asaorIiag that COLLECTOR Koos.
ter made tho appointments withous Ra.
publican aolioitasion.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22
- -- =
A GREAT gOHEME.
II = ,l.tes to Apple Trees and ofss rsto
ESQ Ladies'

I'VE get four letters day, on an
avsr'ga, a ldrassed t, that party" said
mr e al len Coleman, tho aifab g reg
istry clerk at the postofli 30. The ad
dross on tho envelope referred to res
Reuben Amos Apple Tree Company,
Troubletown, N. o." or words to ths
offsct, "Eaoh one Of those lottors con.
talns $12, and at an .y,rage OF four
letters a day that follow Gu Int to got
S300 o month out Of the rehistered lot
ter fr0m Columbia not to mention the
checks and n oney orders that ho gets, I"
All this 10 in roturn for an offer Of
employment-for ladios to do writing
at homo. They sond $12, buy so apple
trees at 20 oontg oaoh, and become
sgonts. They arc thon expce, ,cd to
Writo a fow letters eaoh day to friends.
tollipg Of tho apple troo businoss, stc.
For this Mr.. Amos aEyoes to pay 500 4;
month. A crest many people who hay }
triod it report that thoy aro gotsilg
tjloir money regularly. Tho scheme
sounds like fake, but thore, aro no re-
ports Of anybody being hurt yet. Oao
gentleman in speaking Of tho novel ar.
rangemont said he could not eco how
thore could be money enough in tho
world to pay all these agents, but whore
in tho diokons arc all tho applo troes
coming from2 II there arc four lottors
day from Columbia sont for apple tr os
thon thore wouid be due to arrive hero
$50 apple trees por week, 672O pSr
month, ~ GAO q yeer--pYovidod bust
oss doesn't grow slack. Eighty thou,
and apple trees for Columbial Wha
must it be for Charlotte, for other oiti 0
for the States Of North and South
Carolina whore tho Mr.. Amos has his
agents. Tho number Of troos he sells
muot aggregate hundreda Of thousands
ayear.
This Bohome was started in this ounA
try by o newspaper man in Florida. Ho
has flooded tho state with thouaandg Of
papers which arc read by nobody, and
ho needs no circulation liar to mako his
subscription list ono Of the largest in
tho south. Yet thcro are not many
people who could off hand Riy, Tho
namo Of tho paper. A man up IN North
Carolina now Oft ,ra to employ agents in
this way to soil doyley rings. Another
wants to sell Indian rolios. And thoro
lnay be others as yos uahoard Of.
Some who may bo disposed to con.
demn this as o lottery perhaps overlook
tho fact that somo Of tho most rep uts.
bic and most Gubstancial firms ia tho
aoush havc worked tho aame plan, the
only difference bsing that tho pApor and
apple tree men have had norve to run it
on big scale. Many peoplo remember
that g year or two ago they were urgsd to
buy coupon which would ontislo them
to book containing several oou pons.
~ the time this book vas exhausted.
the holder WAS entitled to q aui. OF
olo hes. hat, pair Of ahooa, or somo
tnli G Of that kind. Blu. ther o's exotic:
mn1nC n91nC In it, aud that is what The 8orl
wants. TAX.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22
Letter from Can't. Kidd.

A lestor 200 years old, from Captain
Kidd, tho notorious pirate ehiof TO oha
Bailey, Il q Of Now York, whioh from
evide zoe oontairod in 1t is believed to
be genuine by those to whom it has bo.
eomc an ha!rleem, has boen deposited
iof sefo keeping, with other papers, in
the iii 20 Of ,hs rec rd ooDmi ,soncrs
Ct Providcnc,, II l.
rhe iet,er IS tho property oe Edward
Field, clerk of he muniu pai court Of
Providence, snd historian, descendant
of ito WArnor family, which WAS smong
.ho frst TO settle III what is now the
town Of Warwick. 1t wss toand among
family papers.
Apparently tho communication was
written after tho capture Of Captain
Kidd, lis dated BJscon, 17001 l, and
IL eayS, in part:
II fear Wo aro in q bad situation.
Wo are takon for pirates aud you nuat
come to Bostoa as soon as you get this:
thore ID no ono | oaa depend upon. If
I do not SEQ you, ! will tell you whera
my moaoy is l. is = :
ls buried Oh island in Boston
harbor on tho * x island in
two chests, containing from 15, 900 to
20, 900 pounds e.erlir 3 in money, jow-
ole and diamonds. Ihey arc busied
about four foet dsop, With g.. atone
on them and pile Of stono noarby.
There is no ono who knows whore it is
bud mo now livlIg
ut is about Y x up tho hill
dido. Don't fail to como t, mo as soon
as you receive this. Ii an gono to
Eagland bo tbtro as s,on as posi- bio.
Soouro tho money aud diamonas before
you como as money will do great deal
for us"
The letter contains much moro mat
ter and rofers to maoy Incidents which
havo been found TO be historically cor
root. The words which would tell OK
aotly where tho troasare was buried aro
omitted and their places ars taken by
CROSSES. Ii is considered likely that
along With tho lotsor went another
wiring in whioh was given the key to
tho omitted words.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22
A Petty Case.

An aged resident Of Carolina county,
Md, WAS hauled in court tho other day
to etald trial for tho alleged larcony
of nine eggs. Extra Jurors had to bo
summoned, an it oost tho county $3.50
to try tho case. Counsel for tho de-
fondsnt (aho was 70 years old) said
that he had known his client az an hon
ost and uprig at man for forty yoars,
and that il WAS inorodible that be
should stcsl eggs. He argues further
moro that the S,ate had not shown
that tho eggs wore sound, and nine
rotson eggs would have no yAluo at ell
Tho jury returned q vordiot OF mot
guilty."
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22
Death Ends Hunt for Gold.

Attorney Gonpral John M. Sheets Of
Ohio, heard from Tacoma, Wash, that
Miss Nmm Scott who was MrI. Sheot'a
sibtor, has probaly diod from starvation
and cold in the interior Of Alaska. Shs
won't 10 Oapo Mono last year 10 try for.
tuno in tho gold falds and later Joined
q psrty going to "a new region In the
interior. The mambora dropped cut
until only Mia SCOTT and George Dau-.
can wore loft, She gavo Duaoan all
the money nho had to roturn to Nome
ior supplies and he did not return.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22
A Now Engine.

Colonel Joan JACOB .As OF has patent
I'd marine suroiho ongino t. drivo
vcSacle ae higa epo,d, whloh IL highly
praised by she exporis. The Aslor
turoino differs from otaer fosms In tina,
it tas no stationary paris other than
tho ufpais and foundation franos
wbi5h carry it The oa,jog Of The fur.
bine rsvoly yes % wsll ~ tho ehats, bu,
In sa opposite direction. While tho
shaft proprls ono propoilor, tic cssn,
Wbirliag In tho opposite direction,
moves IA seoond screw, both scraws driv'
ng The YeNael. VIZ
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22
grave aud who u anders aboGs through
the diama! comotery ronding tho air
aud 9Wringing tho hands and Diving.

sgrayo aud Who 81 anders aboIs through
the $diamal com0tefy rending tho air
aud wringing tho hands and u.yipg;
Mothor, mothorli OF, that today,
by all tho memories Of tho pr 81 and
by all tho hopes OF tho future, GU
would Yield yout henrt TO G ,s.l M "
your fathers God nd your mothers q
God bo your G cd forevotl This hour
tho door Of, 'meroy swings wide opsn.
HoDitat5 MI i monunS. i = manv Hu,I a
CASE hesitation ID tho loss Of all. Az
tho oor4et Of street saw q trsgody,
Ayounk man evidently doubled as to
which direction no had bottor taxa.
Tho young man hesitated at tim,
whom hesitation WAS ruin, q I'd this bah
angel smoto tho goo 4 angel until it de-
parted, spreading wings, through tho
starlight, upward and asay, until q
door swung opon ia the hky, and for
over the wings vanished. That was
the turning point in that young man's
history, Tor, tho good angel 1oWn, ho
ho,itated no longer, but atar Cd on a
pathway which is beautiful at tho
opening, but blasted at tho last. Tho
bad angel lod tho way through gate af-
ter cato, and at oaaa gate the road be-.
came rougher and tho sky moro lurid,
and, what was peculiar, as the gate
elammod thus it oslno to with q Jar that
indicated it would nevor opon. Past
each portal there were gsinding o.
locke and shovipg of the bolts, aud
tho sconery or osoh sido the road
changed from gardens to daserts, ald
tha Juno mir became outtiag Deoom.
Dor blast, and tho bright vinss OF tho
bad angel turned to Baokoloth, and tho
fountains that at tho start had tossed
With vino poHrod forth bubbling toars
Of foaming blood, and on tho right side
Of tho road thora was strpent, and
tho man said To tho bad angel, "What
iu that q a,rpent2' And the answer was,
That 10 tho sorpont Of ssingipg ro-
morse" On tho left side % tho road
thoro waa \ lion, and tho man asked
the bad angel, What 10 thst lion?
Tho answer WaU, "rhat Is tho lion Of
aldoyouring despair" A vulturo Asu
through the tky, aud tho man asked
tho bad angel, "Whsti il that yu,tuse?
Tho answor was, That ia tho yu,turc
waiting for tho oarossses Of tho p'ain. .
And then the man said to tho bad
angel: what docs oil this msanp
trusted in what you said at tho street
oorpor: | trusted it all. Why havo
you thus deceived me2" Thsn the lsst
d ooption fell of tho ohsrmer aad ho
said: II WAS sent from the pit to de-
ssroy your soul. / wstchod my ianoo
for mary long year, When you htsi-
tatcd that night as the alreet c>rnor, [
gained my triumph. Now ou arc here.
HIS, hal Y,u aro hercl Como, now,
lot US Fl the ohGlioe sud drink to dark,
mesa and woe and death. Hail, hailI''
Oh, young man, will tho good angol
cent forth by OhristWor tho bad aDgsl
sonG forth by sin get tho victory over
your soul? Their wings ara intellookod
thia moment above you, oontending for
your soul, 81 above tho Apenninos
eagle and oopdot fsht in midsky. This
hour deoided eternal dcs.iuio,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22
Record of Judges.

The following figures in regard to
tho record Of tho judges Of the circuit
court Of South Carolina furnished Tho
Greenvllle Nsws by Adam .. Wollbofn
from the last two bound volumes, N >.
81 and No. SO, Of the South Carolina
reports will be road with intorost by tho
friends Of the diff .rent jurists:
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22
Lynched In Indiana.

Josuph D. lAsnh wn hanged at
Michig n Uiiy, nd, at 1910 Fiday
moraiag for ths mnfdar OF Miss Nora
kizer. She was murdered Dcsr Keith y
home aDd tho body was placed in a
well, from whica IL vas rskeu by Koith
~ hcn no became ala,myd at III o,ts Of
poaIoh, and Vas throWn into crock
msnJ mites fiom tho woli The oir
oumstaIcsa Of tho murder havo boon
vivldiy rooallod BY tho muidaf Of two
womon, aldo al Evansville within tho
past fow days.
Nod Dayis aud woman living with
him on q shanty boat st .ripkonyille,
Tenn., have mysteriously disappa ar.d
and il is b;lisvod thoy have boon mnr-
dered. The boat MAS found short dia.
TANGO baloa town on the Mississippi
rivSr. Blood clo.s wer, found all ovor
tho floor aud on tho bow Of the boas
where tho bodies are supposed to hsyo
been shrown into tho river. Davio was
4 miaeriy fishermen and rcputod to
havo saved q oonsid srsblo sum Of lnonov
which he kept secroted on the boat.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22

Its said that not only will the Coast
Liae through trains DO fitted with 'stcam
heating apparatus, but the improve
mont will hold good over the entiro sys-
tenn on all main limo trsins. The stoves
Will not bo removed, but will DO kept
or emergencies. ,15 81 #
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22

3 ,Sidos tho above tho following Were
modified: Buchanan 1; Gary /; Gage
2; Townsend /.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22
~ s5ID Diversity Of. drops. Il
CENTS CURE

IhlS5ls q text from which. the
farmers have heard many a scr.
mon. but they don't seem to
do much good, but, as the
Augusta. Herald says, "there
has never. before existed q great
or necessity for our farmers to
|, realize the Importance of plant
ing grain as woll as cotton. The
high prices cotton has been
bringing have aroused hopes
that have all too slender q
foundation, and, SO the planters
are less prepared than ever to
meet Hnhncihl demands that
cannot be met on seven cent cot
ton. Now we can do without q
great many things, but we can
not do~without.food, and when
the planter barely covers with
the proceeds. .pf his Cotton crop
ahe running expenses Of his
farm he is in rather a,bad fMsif
he cannotsupply from; his own
acres the food necessities for the
family, hands and live stock.
Our Southern farmers have,
with ayeryfew exceptions never
realizedfthe Importance Of rails
ing what they needed for home
consumptions, and have steadi-l
Spent all, theirs profits. from
cotton and.gone' in debt for what
.nught just as we'll. have cost
tlleInt> noti1flagss but labor and
space. With the increased de-
mand for grain.in alLtlle foreign
markets aud with the short corn.
cpDpSin' The West, our farmers
will find thattheircorn will cost
them mo less than dollar IL
ibushel Ii does not require avery
accomplished mathematician to
realize that at this Fate the cot
ton wilk not pay for the corn.
Ne do not Urge our planters to
give up,cott6n, nor do we advise
them 70 attelnpt.,planti grain
Tor the. .';marlksts; but we do
plead for a,@crop sufficiently
diversified for it TO be ..unnec.
essary for. the Southern farmer.
tos send to the West all.of the
money he.earns.',fWillatheysd do
'lR Rs'f 49,. af t n srl.5as&;;'
IHlS Chicago Chronicle says:
WThe tUhicag@and KaiBas City
platforms are still responsible
for Reorganization and defec-,
ton. " But hoWdoes it account
for OhioYE The Chronicle was
hilariolsly happy when q the.
ohio, convention refused to, ill.,.
dorse heHKansas City platform
and happier still when it gave
prominence to Democrats bear,
Ing the private, brand Of the
Chronicle, ,3, N, ,5,, ,.f
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-22

l&2,600. 90 In aOLD:GIVEN AWAY
10 sSurt a5onts besides the regular commits.
slohs. for neling our splendid iiue II OLlDAY,
BOOKSIfor 4 20 a No pig prizes 10 q fen,
ntkvEhY ESr gets q share. Fifteen yeafa
busgloss fe0orl o,uk u Luls olfsr. lIandso, O.
sannpl case outfit only 35 oeIts, delivered, B
3,sf Order oattL AMI .seoufo oloi0e OF territory
at oioe. Address " u LU HER; PUB. co.
',il(1s.Aii Atianta, Ga. Il