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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-04
Big Fire in Marion.

A Gre occurred on Main streot in tho
businpss part Of Marion not long after
the middle OF Christmas night, and des.
troyed four stores with all their contents
except in the case Of Mr.. w. s. Fox
worth, who saved his books and papers.
The origin Of tho fire is not known, but
is attributed to the careless discharge
Of fireworks by late Christmas royelera.
It was dioovercd betweon 2 and 3 O'clock
in the building owned by Joseph Harrell
All Of tho structures were Of wood aud
worry oombustible, and the aan,oa made
rapid and for a time irresistibie head
way. Our town is not provided with on
engine or any organization for combat.
ting fire; but thanks to tho usual good
fortune that seems to bofriend tho town
in suoh an emergency, tho wind was
moderate and blew from favorable
quarter. The buildings tnat lay IN the
path Of the oonfsgration wore oom.
parativoly isolated, and there was
senongh epsne betweon D xw0rth sSand
j. p. Middleton stores to enable tho
citizens, by dint ofstrenuous and uutir-
ing exertions, to save the Middleton
building and ohook tho progress Of the
devOuring clement. it. iga9#
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-04
Spending Money on q Dream.

The Standard Oil Company Is spend.
ing 81, 900 to ascertain what stuff the
dream of Thomas Olevenger, farmer,
who lives near Nottingham, Wells
county, Indiana, is made Of. Two weeks
ago Olevenger dreamed that on cor.
tain SPOT on his farm there was q rich
pool Of oil. Around Nottingham there.
10 much good oil territory that the
Standard and other companies have do.
yoloped, but Clevenger's place Is of tho
line, but he went to the Standard and
told thom OF bis vision aud Invited.
them to erect rig thereon and verify,
his dream. Olevengor wont away dis.
appointed ct tho Indifference OF i,!o,
bosses, but two nights morosin suooes.
'sionsho had the same droam and he
once more went to the Standard mon
aid made suoh strong appeals that
they ordered . drill started on The Spot
pointed out by the farmer. Olevengor
10 closely Watching tho downward pro.
gross Of the tools and the latter part Of
the week will toll the story.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-04
Al Timely Rebnka..

c Commenting on the Colorado lynchs
ing tho Spripgeld Mass Republican
says: I'VE shall not hear anything said
by the north against tho aOuthon this
SCORE for some time TO como. Indeed,
tho nerthern mouth has been cloaed
ever since the anti. outbreaks 10 New
York last summer and tho kill any.
gar' riot at Akron. We have hers given
aome little detail OF the Colorado affair,
in the hopo that 1t may disturb a triAe,
the complaoency Of current church con,
greBsses and conferences with their snug
talk Of our superior Christian oiyiliss.
tion and it's missions ofarmad conquoat
and benevolent assimilation Of inferior
peoples througout tho world,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-04
DOCTOR q HIs b l'is NOSE,
While Administering to Others s He
a..' Got Il In the Neck y s33S

Serious as the present small lpox out
break has appeared at various times,
1t has not been without its humeroua
features, though some Of the episodes
which have oausod many Bmilos have
soomod anything but funny to the
principal actors in them. i. iss;
One physician in this city had a.
slight scratch on his right thumbs, and
while he was vaooinating number \ Of
his patients just q littlo Of the virus
touched 1t unnotioed. He know about,
II 48 hours later, whom il ''took, ~ re hoi
has boon out of PRACTICE for week or:
two. ho has at loast the satisfaction Of
knowing that acoording to eocoptsd
theories he 10 immune from smallpox.
His experience, however, ID, aB moth
ing to that of one OF the vaocinators on
the staff Of Dr.. Alonzo Blauyelt,, chief
inspector Of the bureau OF contagious
diseases. This doctor had a3 slight.
pimple on hia nose, and while he was at
work with needles and tooth: picks il,
itchedSand no .absentmindedl dly SCRATCH
ed 1t. i,Thia 'topk Z, too, and In a few
days the nnhapp nnanswas In aec}dsion
nursing the huge red purle, and blue
proboBios which would oausey to 4 fade
into insigniflcsnce the greatest sffects
Of the widest western 9noae.paint"' If
brought near it. It Id 4 a irving gitua-
tion for model Of Pgobrioty. 4
Ii striking contrast Of there oases is
an old story il sc6nneotioA With them
to show that the; S;infeotio lon Sid not
always SO easily pasp I'D along from one
TO- the other,.
It was,in the height Of the great bliz
zArd that sa y, man walkod into the do.
partinl ont otfioes. then in the police
headqasrlera building, With "a 3 severe
Case right IN th. sloughing stage, when
oontesion e g g. te auppo,asd to be almoat ap.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-04
Il 0U ltt1a a lILR0 q ADJ
Record 4 q of Bill dir for tic Past s sar a Il
epIend id One

- u ~ NV "
south Caro- itis mad e apsendidi
Ieoora 4 Re
sailsoaa nglld though
eel! !ont on 9. 81. Ping inthis
as osh9r ines q ind nstris
y dere u sWhat e annual
at 1he 81 ate eommi sioi on!
Ss.gS yili 8 Y tnls year
syslSa ssISs n : 81 Y
stls NY AZ the tSe
Sc sySS vs. .ae Sc e b zen
i H. y Y. ayse dissan Y q IS miles which
usne S'aas r ognd ! with
s 4; s.s9 sna iyes egsl ING pei aosrdi
&, I :, = snEou Inc from
y y; 'o I, ssh1pa snd other Floria
ritorv gsiS ~ peas $ z yafs tor
isy, pea,yse aserAW and o!!unlbia
Az Stst Z isUlasea III; the
auSes Z, passen gor ana frelg bt rates
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-04
aASGoodERoadsIaSg....

ss5 The r iilad q lphii6 Iimes has bean
sinyeatigstingS th6 effoots and a ofeoti1
Sof Tho u Owl ersoy good road q lxw3T And.
that paper I'D ao VOL leaaod WithSits
Ions and 10 vel L aasuljrsesd that sits
good gS feota s outnumb er ii tsSS al focta it
doe mot ate TO ad yis6 he iSagis..ai
Slatlr6 Of s ennsylyania to adoi,t 6 the
New d ersey law. A ssso gather rom ON
the sElimes ID slatuNEo 1854 Noyy
YJersey passed isa ,;brn m 81, erib & road law
sysythlioh went int to5 30 SGT III 1893, rrho
law ,srnaitte the ss,t tsto aid iT, tho
sbWi Ing ofs 81 limitsd ileago " ofS Sp pefs H
slmAaetl roads eaoR oar tho State to-
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-04
sPe ed ATalx erIsilIsd

Ii0uia fooxo shot killsd 4 his brot her
Ar Moors And 4 Ohm NV illiams V ednes.S
2days gins tskeS N ountain Al iii diatiIet offl
Harris gonn l3oorgi JIlQNis Moore
and yV lliapls wore fRhtihg md 4 kl \
Moore gigd to- iop Ate$ then1. IA II aho
SIparties are egfosg,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-04
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|raflona.'

S,S5 81 4. ( I. BfssWell of averatt, d, VIII
found dead in his bed assG & Sas i,oariaisiR
hioage 3in Oharlos on , cd dnealsyj SInorsit,
i1g, BragWell has tipjeens sin tho cisy
fotlr some days. o .Waa found drunk!
iin}t the streets and sont to ttfii6 ci6y &oas s
SpitalS TO bo 3troated ID for alco ohoiiam. IFfo
loft ~ letter his SsSt sse;S M N /
EBrAsWell, and another To ! tho hospital
saathoriticp, giving his. right nauae and, and
asking them ITO 8aond ! hiaa body I homo.
4. llB.lr9aawell had been d dealet inS turners. j.
stino at Tampa, HoG IAy 8 down
ACROSS the bed With his head leaning
over a yessel, 1 and fired a abulletiat tos shisj
brain. NJ ;l
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-04

psssass
BEENErrsvlLlE. &. FRIDA 81 lE1sgls z##
aF 4 \ 81 oID % Il 8 N 80 q 3
Men W a,atssd 90 70 4 Gp giments inI
tho rhilippin De- serviSe. Isl

ne$ $Fhll1pl ne erviGe
Want tog ggo to the: Philippines.
tosfghy2 1Jncle s, ia 81 cod MOI & 80 III
Edltors 70 te k9 the pl laoe soss s hose 81
silsYo been XII He'd ,s led ofi d iseaso, g6i q
crazy OF whose tinie Ok xpsieB next j uno..
and al lad y yt th0 rsornitiii iig Off era an
3look Ing out for a ewi hi ell. The Colum..5
shiaS " cord 6ergeAn IS enner, r5 Id
one of Uharla Bton Is port L, z and 4 several
fpriyates were In Oolumbia Nod nesday I.
but Wh ether TO OF 81 Columbia 's [ UhIiat.y
mas festivities thoy did not s.y. az
any rate Tho aerg exhibited q COPY.
q IL Kao aosniting Officers: ldake
active oan es at yodr !; at alton and
sesltrHounding e towns fof white q mon I
especially those fitted for the Philip
}pine service. End deAyor to- largely y3S in.
'Oreaso enlistmont Of desirab 8 Y men
and whore necessary aend \ Inomberso of
party Ito surrounding towns, TO canvass
and distribute circulars, posters, and
hand bills III s'7 n
Tho ordor ID signed BY Col. nodao.
] IN charge Of this territory. a ,, ' &
81 Ia speaking of the order s. .rgeant
}$lBEIenner said 81: That this would prove
a. .l!, uyInusally desirable ssaefsioo, as 3
large number Of entirely new regimsntsI
iiwlill Sbe organizsd and young mon Dan
join tbeso and Irenlai u with comrades
4 and 4! ID friend nRuoh as la tho organiaa3
tiora i iofs regimen ta. It issun.;
5$derstgod that about 35 600 mon are 10
~ 9$enl1ete 90 IS sAs many SaB} pos 10 will
opted atfa)l Tocsliting oiii ess sflisi
lthey sbos 4 { foyWardo cd sto' some point
5dosignated "a 1 as a2reil dez gosiS, 81 BRO bsbiys
s5aG,$ .ili, h.ranoisoo, honoe tor some
prolimlr dril ling, thsY III be- aent
E.1 on stranap0f fts to- the ~ Philippines, i, ii
ord : erst Dsestabliehs 81 reotaitingsof ofiaof III
j 5IgFolhmb 9t viii sprobAb DO tho espis OK
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-04
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IS 81
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Tho Kinpslf ID d "a "a { !, 6nl3 ! q 81 n B,
State aaya al TIinTad su ,Sns, !, 3 !.
business po0D ia = y,
their dutieaJ foiS "a Sy Sss ~
Cd around fast M ,iSS Sn arS <
again boenrIhb and bs /; Z. 8 sa
Il. M. PlnyefI)Saa IS Is isbaid ,,,Is' -
relioyad az oy ii pSf,is q ~ @ !. NJ yuu
foro dayliaht rsy uas \ Il; z nv ~
had rolatad f}lmsSti ~ az ~ - mp
r. Stutta. tod n,sSaI, 4 n 3, J.
says he aud Wara Il - sd;sa !;
popssry WodHnad 40 e; n ri /, MI
PLAYER ntil I q 81; "A = \ y s
up Mondsy'a sSis of f I;asap.'l tEsp ) s.hs ~
won't to had aHS;; k 81 !, III s j, ~
aroused by NJ aver; e,ria aiSoit6 @ 6 B solookS
tho morningy II 6o stated that IA { bad
boon robbed, ,SaSa gsge stho n foiiSwiasI IS ias
particulars: IasveTI ii IA S AT VI q Ss
heard eome On sloailina ~ ~ II ~ y
outeido. atthAssanI d Al 81 ~ y
sary: that ha ohana ss Z 81 ~ y, 1
M ;mmoJ;s @ ii I ~ Il ae g aaaaRes
.nas - ~ M ~
h;a monau = - NY nan = ea
armed and ~ poin s. = !.
I'M .s IsSpsa 6 ! W. Y Is 3
nd ne res J, e t.ess 8 01seF s51s9
tlamona = ;s ;S$s sayans
othera ma ~ is y Wo s
oama for,na = = a ". non
asrv ana t"oL II 81 lleSd ens
aafe and two h.,anf y ne
liboratoly wslEsa & oif, M " tsiIiaas n W. Il
Player to be sSs Il 81
alarm for At lensS s u & sSS - s
life would bo I'M. aaS 4
PLAYER thonoht IhswS 81 ss
Stutta honse ss5t : q
Of tho dianenaaSv NtaYss1 osl' q
Mr. St,Iita auaS Ssa I /. 4 & 8 el q .S j.
aronsaa hn d;atiSotJ I, 81 y pys.as
going across BlaSE s hsiJ wy ~,
Is on the wosf ain o i sS - s aaSa
half milo disaanf fan ssf d ,sy ;s,Ya.
aary. Mr. SINH as f / S y y ps.S
awake Mr. RI, q f6 ~ i, 81 !, Az ~
jailar and alao i. ast ki Sf XIX aansy u
control Of this ocsInty. RI AZ ras; tsaa
everything to hih GIL d AZ "a yssSS ,,s
to arouse Mr. Eokaotl, Wiioin Il fna ~
drunk in. bed ;hd beines ;ina ~ y IN ~
arouse him. hoe hn Sve, y,o. IS s x
and he aud Mr.ss ayass Al 1s agss
until daylight Il Il ftS, M s,sSsS ! Z,
aud ordered gdiahes Al, ( sssN; sssy
ass i. %;s !
upon as 4 atraIght man and tias h,,s;1
moss people ali seem to have 'aonf,d G r anaa
in him. He had not depos;sai snu
money for about two weeks, and and M c'1S -
short time ego ho had BEEN donos;t. : !,
ing his money inthe safe of Mansra
Heller.& Co, which made Il narssstiu S"yiH
safe. The county tressuror atatas yI, thn,
M Dl = Z -. =. 2. 49, - ~, 49, s.,ts s
18th Of DasamSor Sar ena enRirga ba About the
notified II. o. .Britton. 3oierk os tIa
board, and Mr.. Britton states that he
promptly notified the State board Of
control, that Mr.. Player was without
bond, and they paid no attention, Thal
county board, knowing Mr.. Player 10
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-04
ST. Matthews Cotton M;ll,
Orangeburg ... ... 100000
q lnnan l1'lnal' Mills, spartanburg 100000
N Total (l2) !. (. !. &. /. /. 4 3t1, 495. 600
Reported above. !. (. \ .s; 795 ,OOD
100000.
100000
ls1,495.00OE
G7,79B,O0D

Total n. I. !. Z !. !. &. ,$9. .29O. .(llDj
And among these mills could be In
eluded two others which arc assured.
Gao istho mill at Carlisle for which
the money hos been raised, and the
other iy q Union mill now under con-
strqction; yot noither have boon asked
for commissions. The State. 4E
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-04
OUR |. ] y0|I''l'ON MILLS,
sAS a g splandid Record taado by Thia
q, State Last Yaar.
! "a ALL Rps BROKEN
4 lN|e,arly Z, Fifteen Miliiona h Dollars
Puts Into Cotton Mills In
thoj Last Two Years
ssTfs Fine Showing.
Fine Showing.

No State in tho union will be able
tokeop up with South Oarolinas record
last yearin tho matter Of building cot.
ton mills. Including the increaaea and
tho charters granted last year covering
of courge, actual subscriptions Of stock
and organizations tho total is 81, ,795, 900
'au sS 81 a. Oar must bo added the
comp panleb vt. ,issioned, but which
! hayo not managevs . flo their returns
4 and got their charters, in time for the
annual report. This adds 81, ,49b, 900,
which makes. the handdome total for
tho year Of 1900 ,$9, 100000. There
WAS 81 cotton mile actually chartered
4 last yonr, while 14.hAYe made increases
end enlargeinents. With charters
granted in 1899 this makea the msgnifi-
cent showing OF $13 499, 900 actually
J eubsoribed and invested In cotton mills
in q pe.iod Of only two years. Then
there are the mills commissioned this
year which have not dont in their re-.
turns yet, but will doubtless do go ag-
\ gregeting in capital 81 495, 300, making
q grand total Of capital projected in
now cotton mills in. South Carolina in
two years Of SD, 1914 900. The figures
speak volumes for tho smallest Of tho
sonthern States. a
Hero arc the names, location aud
capitalization of each Of tho new mills
/ for tho year 1900:
"a, TIE CHARTERS
Charters were granted to the follow
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-01-04

capitalization of each Of tho new mill
/ for tho year 1900:
y Il q, TIE CHARTERS.
Charters were granted to the follow
The Clear Water Bleaohory
and Mfg. Co., Aiken ;:.$ 10000
Anderson Yarn and Knit.
ting Mills, Anderson III. 1000
Oox Manufacturing Com
pany, Anderson /. ;. 5000
Williamson Mills, Anderson 10000
5 Roaemary Knitting Mills, s
5E BarnWell 5000
Bleoksburg Spinning and
Knitting Mill, Cherokee. Is, 90
Limestone Mills, Chorokeo. 1000
.Wylio Mills, Chester. 10000
Hartsvillo Cotton Mill, Dar-
Shoals Cotton Mill, 80
Groonville 2b 90
The Carolina Mills, Green SS
rrsnElin Mills, arssnyilie IS, IS &c &C
Il Monaghan Mills, Greonvills 10000
Del slL)t I Kalbt g Cotton Mills, Kor- !.
Goldvillo Manufacturing 90. Z
Laurona: l5O, 90
Dillon Cotton Mills, Marion 100, 0C
looman Mills, Marlboro. Y. 200,
Octoraro Mills, Marlboro 5000
Glenn; Lowery Mfg. Co., M
Z, Newborry 10000
s.xs Newberry &. .. 25. 90
Orangebure MIG. Co., Or N i
! 7, angoburs 1000
Orsngeburg Knitting Mills,
orangeburg a, 1000
Easley Cotton Mills. Piokeus 10000
Liberty Cotton Mills, Pick ID
Capita iOityIMiilllaa,' Ri:iohiland ioo',o 'oO
Woodruff Cotton Mills, Spar
tanbptg ......... $50, 90
Saxon Mills bpartanburg:. 200, ,0C
Monarch Cotton Mills,
Union .:... 10000
Alpha Cotton Mills, Union. 1000
Buffalo Cotton Mills, Union 600, ,O(
SutFo Cotton Mills, York 5000
Total (3D &. s4. $50, ,ol
" INoRHAsn,OE CAPITAL gT0oK
The following sho rs the net inc orsas
OF capital stock in cotton mills:
Anderson Cotton Mills, An
!. Cox Mfg. o.. Az Israon 1SO HS cO
Riverside Mfg. Co., Ander.
beaumont Mis. Co., Spar: Spar. '0O'oO
A. kVN N
Tho Uoupteney Mfg, Co. 'o'0'
,s3S O0Ona0 ..,tt I'm ((0
!, y g ]. w. Poe Mfg. Co.. Green.
rss s''}s, s,,,svo,i 5o,;.n Min, s5o,oo
8 Greenwood a. 800 90
Manchester Cotton Mill, 7
York s. 4. s. ). 5000
ssiWilliamston Mills, Ander. -,
s. non /. 100, ,OO
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-31
shocking Turkish superstltlon.

Hanan, a village on the borders Of
Anatolia, in Turkey, was the scone of
a horrible tragedy a few days ago.
There had been an epidemic in the
district for some weeks. and, as its
ravages ever became greater, the viii
layers finally felt satisfied that 1t was
the work of sorcerers, and, after a
thorough investigation, they arrested
a man named Asian and his sister and
openly charged them with being the
direct cause of the disease. The two
prisoners avowed their innocence. but
the mob insisted that they had been
using incantations and other evil
spells, and that their sole object In
doing so was to invoke an epidemic.
without delay sentence was pro-
nounced. Asian was burned alive on
an improvised scaffold, and his sister
was mercilessly tortured with red hot
irons.
News Of the shocking crime was at
once taken to the local authorities and
In few hours the principal instiga-
tors were arrested. II is not believed,
however, that this step will aid much
toward the extirpation Of superstitious
ideas In Hanan.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-31

In Massachusetts, town last winter
James A. Riis was asked by gaunt, fu-
nereal sort OF chap what he should say
by way of introducing him to an as
senblage.
oh" said Mr.. Riis, in a spirit OF
levity, SAY anything you like. Say l
am the most distinguished citizen in the
country. They generally do"
Whereupon his funereal friend march
ed upon the stage and calmly announced
to the audience that he did not know
this man Riis, whom he was charged
with Introducing never heard Of him.
He tells me" he went on, with never
a wink, that he is the most distinguish
ed citizen in the country. You can judge
Tor yourselves when you have heard
him."
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-31
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR LUNCHES.

1t is pleasant to be able to teach
even the Figaro its Paris history. l
read the story of Emile, so long fam
ous as maitre d'hotel of BiSnon's, and
the mysterious diner who ate one
shrimp, one radish, two or three
spoonfuls of e soup especially pre-
pared for him, mouthful OF sole,
slice from an entire chicken, a nibblo
at beefsteak. two leaves of lettuce,
four grapes, one glass of the finest
wine and bottle of champagne that
he simply used as the ordinary indi-
vidual uses rose water. His lunch
never cost less than $25. and he always
distributed $40 in tips. The Figaro
says no one knew who he was. Well,
can put the dots on the 'i's' and the
crosses on the "ts" to that story. He
was an Englishman and was familiarly
known as "Tubby" Morris. He lived
at the Grand hotel and there he died
some years ago. He was one OF the
rare men who made money out OF bet
ting. He could never pull out news
paper without finding several bank
notes mixed up In Its pages. His gcn-
erosity was proyerbial among the door.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-31
"Iniun Summer.v

Here is GEORGIA boys composition
on Indian Summer"
"1ujun Summer is the best season oil
the year, 'cept swimmin' time. The days
are so still you kin hear Dad swearin
two miles off, as well as every lick Ma
hits him with the broomstick. The rea-
son it is called Injun Summer is because
they amt no injuns in it, cept them
Dad sees when he comes home from
the Store with two gallons OF Apple
Brandy an says He reckons He knows
who is boss OF the Household, an no
Woman on Earth can rule him. Let US
All be Thankful for Injun Summer an
be good till after Chris mus"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-31

Highest Award ON Cocoa and Chocolate
The Judges of the Pan-American Ex-
position, Buffalo, have awarded three
gold medals to Walter Baker e Co..
Limited. Dorchester, Mass, for the su.
periorlty of their Breakfast Cocoa and
all Of their cocoa and chocolate prepa-
rations, and the excellence of their
exhibit. This is the thrty-seventh
highest award received by them from
the great exposltions in Europe aud
America.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-31
Cures Blood and skin Troubles
Medicine Free!

II you suffer from Ulcers, Eczema, scrof-
ula, Blood Poison, Cancer, Eating Sores
Itching Skin, Pimples, Boils, Bone Pains
swellings, rheumatism, Catarrh, or any
Blood or Skin Disease, we advise you to take
Botanic Blood Balm (B. b. b.. Especially
recommended for old, obstinate, decp-soated
cases because Botanic Blood Balm (B. b. b J
cures where all else fail, heals every sore
makes the blood pure and rich gives the skin
the rich glow Of perfect heath. B. b. B., the
most perfect blood purifier made. Thor.
oughly tested for 80 years. Costs 81 per large
bottle at drug stores. To prove Il cures,
medicine sent free by writing Blood Balm
Co.. IL Mitchell Street, Atlanta, Ga. De.
scribe trouble and free medical advice also
given. Medicine sent at once, prepaid.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-31

why, Brother Dickey, hardly knew
you, you're looking SO young and spryl
What's up now7"
well, sub, Is studyin' bout gittin'
married ergin--dat's all"
Getting married."
"Yes, sub, | made de 'quaintance er a
young gal ter day, en- she lowed dat ef
I'd shave off my gray whiskers, en- chop
of de hair what on my head, en- stop
lmpin' wild de rheumatism. en- wear
cloze what come out de sto', en- smoke
se.-gars, 'stidder pipe, en- stop preachin'
gin dancin', en- secure my life in her
favor fer one hundred dollars. she d
marry me. OATS how come look SO
youngH'
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-31
Dont's for Anonymous letter writers.

Don't fail to tell the editor you are
going to quit taking his paper.
Don't neglect to say you know
whereof you speak"
Don't forget to declare that you ex-
pect he will be too cowardly to print
this"
Don't waste time trying to disguise
your handwriting. Nobody will bother
over it.
Don't let your conscience trouble you
afterward You have neither put gray
hairs in the editors head nor caused
him to lose sleep.
Don't give up il your letter is not re-
ferred to the next morning. Keep on
buying the paper and watching for it.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-31

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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-31

That's new arrival in heaven" re-
marked the shade OF Sherlock Holmes;
also he was accustomed to wearing
soft hat on earth"
"Marvelousl" exclaimed the other
shade admiringly; "how do you know?"
Simple enough. Whenever he has
occasion to tip his halo he tries to grab
it by the crown"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-10-31
Rarely E<ner.eucad

$50 Floaters has at last got a job
with the corporation, eh?'
Yes, and a good salary he gets,
too"
Tor doing nothing, of course?"
"Yes, but you mustn't forget that
he brings lifetime of experience in
that line. ."-Richmond Dispatch.