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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15
MO TIC &. |!
Annual Returns Of Properly.
I COUNTY AlynIrou,s O1,r,l,r =


i'enncttsviilc, 5. G., Dec. [, 1900.
!AaOTICE is hereby given thnt this Office
B1 wi! be open from the fst day Of jan
uary to Tho 2o.h day Of February 1907, for
tho prsposc of receiving tho Returns of tho
Taxpayers of Marlboro county.
All persons having property in tlitir pos
Scssohs, MS Owner or lIoldcr, or as IIus :.
oand as Parent, GuMdian, Trustee, Admii.-
istr"t>r Accounting Officer, Agent, Attor.
ncy OF Factor, on the Ist aay Of January
iooo, arc required to hist tho samo for
Taxation within the time required by law,
or incur the penalty of 50 per cent, which
attaches IL case of fnilurc to do 80.
a poll lax Of ,no Dollar Is | i'd upon MI
male persons between tho ago OF FL md
90 years, except persons who arc manned
and unaLlo 10 cam ii support.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15
'TElll17AI EMIT
AT RED BLUFF ACADEMY

On February the 18th, 1901, an on.
tcrtainmcnt will be gwen at the Red
Bluil Academy. The following pro
gram will be rendered.:
Song -Srris g Meadows. Why we
never married.
Recitation How Jimmy Tended
the Baby.
Heart.
Farce The Man Who Went to
Europe.
Pantomimc Rock Of Ages.
ltccitation--Alidnigh, Robbers
Tab,caux - Mammy's Little Coons.
Recitation Aunt Melissy on Boy $
Farce = Way Down East.
Love III the Kitchen.
Tablcau
Song Good Night
Admission fec
The exercises viii begin ut s p. m.
EULAH ROPER
Feb. {, 1901,
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Bcitor than Ever.

HCVor tNnn EVer. ----
Mr. Will NJ. Brceden, is still
selling selling lhu famous stalk
cutter. lie made some improve.
monta TO the machine, and those
needing them can set them, and
those having them alreody can
secure any repairs needed.
Every farmer should have one
or more at work now
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15

Bo'h lnnkcm AID cil;,nlatorS fconntcr-
'cits co(nmil irpn'l. iInnast M N will not
Hlcccitc you into buyng worthless counter.
felt, Of Dcwittls Witch Hazal Salvo. The
original is infalible Ior curing piles. sores,
acanria ana AL Skin diseases. Douglas
Bros.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15

a SnaIt Plro.
On Friday morning last about
1920, The alarm Of ire was sound
ed aud.a large crowd was soon on
hand, but too late TO save much.
It's said the fire was seen some
time before the alarm was Given.
If this be 50 it was shameful, for
had It been dry time other build
iipgs might Lave caught ana Tho
destruction heavy. The building
was q two-room servant house on
Capt Z, +. l3pocdcn's LOT, and not
far from the Methodist church,
which with others were in danger.
Tho'housc was built out Of lum-
Der taken from the fit pine and
large fakes flew 4 distance Of SO
yards.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15

The Auditor or IN Assistant will attend
Mt the following places IN Tho Comfy on
the days named for the convenience OF tho
public
Red Hill, Coxe's store, Tussday
Iannuy s, 1901
Blcnhcim, Wcdn' lay, January Q, 1901
BROWNSVILLE, lIristow's Storo,
Thursday Jn,,uary 10, 1907
Hebron, Church Monday January Ia. 1907
Clio. Trpsday Junuary IL, 1901
Red Blnif, Mills, Wednesday d.,
January I6, 1901
Mccall, l'hurslqy January ~, 1901
ffatnmi Friday January is, 1907
NNewtonavillo, Saturday January 10, 1901
5briglitsyille,P i. o. Tuesday January az, 1901
Qnlck'e Storc, Wednesday January g, 1901
kollocks, Thursday January "a, 1901
4 Ny Ohice In Bcnn6ttavillo will 10 open
dating tho time prescribed by law, ftom
January Ist to February 2oth 1901, wheyo
parties IL Bonnottsyillo aud those who fail
& to Return at tho aoyoral appointments can
be Accommodated, {.S gS ! lgs Z.
lI,S&GARLlSLI,
5 ! Auditor 2Maflbofo Ueunty, IS
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TEIE1 IN e M YllIlI< w q T1I,11
TRlCE- A-,WEEK EDITION.
ALMOST a DAILY Al. THM PRICE
Oh a WEEKLY.

The presidential campaign is over bu,
tho world goes on just ,ho same and it i
lnll Of news. 10 learn hi; news. inst a.
il is-promptly and inlpll!ip!ly- all that
Jon have to do isin look into the couEsns
ofThc fhrce>a Week Edition Of The New
! lork World which colaes TO the subscri-
bcr SO rimcs a year.
The Thrice a Wcck Worlds diligence
as a publisher Of first news has given il
circulation wherever The English Ian
guasc is spoken and sen wan, it,
The Thrice a Week WORLDS regular
We Gilcr ,hc World ana Democrat both
one year for ST G5
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15

There is no pleasure in life it you dread
yos0g to hetablc 10 cat ADD eau trest at
night on account of Indigestion. livms
Williams, Of Boolvillo, Inl.. says be
suffered hat way for years, ill ho com
mencca the use Of o!ol Dyspepsia Cure.
and adds, Nov ] can cat anything
like and all wart'and sleep soundly every
night Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will dige i
what you eat. Douslas Bros.
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SpECIAL{ L{tNOTICE!5 i

Ii@ill be in my Office from lon N,
to3 p M, tycry Monday and Satur
day wbiie the public schools ure il
session. Persons communicating will
me by mail will = caso addres, me Al
Tatum Station, II
w. IL sTANToN,
Dec. 81 1900. C.S.1 q
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15
B OI,IO 9OORRE N D EN- o E. B
zto,ns Of Intorest9 9:Et.poin This Eesi.s-
Ting little city. S; a

! Sunday wns an idtal day sunshine
4 with comfortable temperature. Church
/ bellsringinG; Stoday schools IN coed
I. working oidor.;4 everything that man
needs to upbuill and uplift rim 10 Il
4 higher plane Of living How SAL it is
/ that SO many Of us let tho goldon op.
.|poItunilies pass by without Il single
thought.
Our quarterly conference met ON
Saturday with L. Il. Power with us
ldid not hear him f,om lhc pulpi
Saturday, but on Sunday it was ms
privilege 10 hear him. am glad |
live ina country With such mon as
Rev. w. C.Power
Am thankful that Tic preaching and
examplo Of j a. w. Thomas IS still
fresh in our minls. | don't criticize
Seminprics and Theological Institute.
they arc ali light. But, il takes re-
ligion, 70 make y man preach the IN
adultera'cd gospel; give out The o.d
fashioned hymns; tell us Of our shor'
comings, and viIh nlong litc Of Chris
liM living behind him cxlort Us t,
be better pcopic.
Our Z. j.. Power preached for lis
sunday, lie IS a man Of God with The
right name POWER He is 4 Power in
the pulpit, q Power III Prayer, Pow
cr IN npcrSausiYc pulpit oratory. Ear>
nest sympathetic, iowcry, vigorous IN
song. III spite OF 50 yea s his voice in
song II cs above The choir. 333 years
ago he was the Pastor on This circuit
aud that he was loved BY The people
| is evidenced by The crowds that greet
him at his appointments here, lis ser
mon on Sunday was 4 masicrly pro,
duction ofn great mind and Il well
spent life. Ills Text from the sermon
on the mount, Ma hew 9th chap from
u TO l6 Verses, is said by competent
cities 10 bo beyond al equal You
will pardon nc for this, bnt We CLIO
MErHoDI9T love cur great Preachers
IN ihc evening it was my privilege
T. hear Rev Edgar p. llastcrlibg AT
thc Baptist chucrh. 10 say that he is
earnest and tuli Of zeal for The cause
that he 50 p!ainly rcprcsentsis enough;
rs our cople show their Appreciation
o. nm py golnG to hear hlm preach
nc saving power
| VAS struck very forcib]y with Inc
venerable man cf Cod IL the u,orriou
and The yonthful man IL lie svc,,inas,
Both Of l9cm sounding The kcy not,.
Of Il higher life here, and roacn in INC
hereafter. Rev. Easlcrling said ,hat
we could do nothing without a trial
'fha, no young man ever succeeded
without effort on his bart. and advised
- as1'''sv ,i l'uo!ehce ~ business affairs
80 40 w., : ,,,i % sp''..uai 'hlhss' PAD ,hat
~ ~. pp"'. @ 80 81, " VusO ahionht OF gooH hy
i''n's riSht hhu het!l'ing othera am
nI sp -, ;, 'n y" ~ e'n !, 'eooors PAY
~ ~ III o'''' y sp"'o ~,
Iallcndcd night service At the Pres
bytHEianr rhurnh, t9os" el ,x"n ,vn,, o 'lni;.o !
Ic1 ! yc,y ;ms,yro,iya sernlnn ~ H..
c,urii; TX w, :. Iwars nn.o - ',,,J 1
reaching and good Congregations at
all OF our churches night or day.
! Beginning on Tuesday night our Pres
/ bytcrian friends are going 10 haze II
prot,ae'e, !, meSliny ,, % y, conducted
~ heY' l' /. iNr'" svn'''r"s NVaM.H,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15

PENA ND SCLSSORGRAPHS.

PEN ND SORGRAPHS.
Uncle Sans troops vii remain
in Cuba until next fall ifno long
er.
The Carolina Ice plant Of Will
mington was burned on Saturday.
Loss $4,000.
Ice blocked the harbor Of New
York on Saturday, and al ship
ping was tied up.
The Cleveland Hotvl and five
stores were burned at Darlington
on Saturday night.
The North Carolina Legislature
has bill before it to prevort col
orcd lawyers from practicing law.
The cotton growers Of the South
are in session at Atlanta. 1t is
hoped their action vii prevent
big crop this year.
-Four masked men two whites
and two colorcd wcrc captured
while robbing the posioflico at
Emma, N. G., Oh Saturday.
Work on the railroad from Che
raw to Chesterfield is progressing
nicely. Campaigners will have no
moro trouble getting to Che Court
House now.
The STANDARD Oil Company has
paid ont n, in dividends wittt 2Yir4r.
aua ;l.ega us: sY$s' ssa$s +sSS$st,55o 90, of
which John D. Rockeicller's share
was $21 ,OS0,000, or abouut $40 u
e minute.
a new Jersey man recently de-
ceased believed in chccriulness and
stuckto it to the last. When dvin"
X ho directed tliut two 0tNds 4llJJl1 u
perform at his lunarM Nni MlNy
nothing bud .liysly#airs,
& 3SS..s!ff88ls itsnot 5lwQudegtWi2 $ii'hc intar-
est which cnrlog gi#latpro ia faltinG
in the children working in the
cotton mills, while the devil is de-
stroying tho youth and bloom Of
our land with cigarettes and
mean whiskey.
AZ Wo are coming. South Carolina
now leads thrnorthcrn states, save
Massachusetts and Rhode Island,
in cotton spindlcs. She will sooil
catch with these If our LegiSla-
turo does not cripple her Efforts by
interfering with her mill labor.
Bishop Duncan, South Caro-
lina's noted NJ thodist divine,
spent Sunday in Wilmington, N.
O., tho guest Of Mrs. Roger Moore,
relative Of our townsmnn John S.
Moore, and preached two sermons
at Grace NJ. Il. Church. The oc-
casion was u rally for their organ
fund.
A copy of-"I'hc history Of the
United States" issued BY the Col
licr company, Of NewYorli, under
the authority Of Edward S. Ellis,
was burned in 4 coffin in front Of
the leading hotel Of Forsyth, last
night. Objection to The book lay IL
the fact that it included The words,
"Rcbcl," "Rcbcllion" and "Insur-
gents".
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15

When yon want prompt acting little
pills that never gripe use Dcwitls Little
Eary Rscrs. Douglas Bios.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15

NOTICE no CREDITORS
ESTATE or A w. QulcE@

i A hLsrrr$ons having cl,ims agaipsl II
's'.A ''. Estate Of A. ". Quick, dccrasGC
vii! present them duly a,,estcdto ~
undersigned within The limo required |,
law, and all persons Indebted To sill az
tate lnasblrransc the same at onca ~
II. B. SPEARS, Aahtn5
,,fJ aEuary IL, 1901. ,ssss
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- star $500
YCOr Tax Returns.

YONr Tax Returns.
Remember there is no eXten-
sion with the County Auditor.
The penalty attaches after Tie
goth on all returns not made
before that date. lie has finish
ed his round and is now daily
III his Office in the Court House.
See him before the Doth.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15
MARLBORO GRADED SCHOOL.
HONOR ROLL FOR NovEMBl<R.

GIRLS. BOYS.
Lewis Drake, Colin Brceden,
Eleanor JhcNson, Tom Bouchisr,
Nav Spears, Alexander Carroll,
ka'iarine Everett. Leroy Spears,
ANA Patterson, Vance Spears,
Willie Cnvington, Herbert Towa<ond
lleicn rurntr, Tom Might,
!. Nora lSoll Drake, lle.url Gi!ciliSt
Margaret Jack on, Charlie Coviugton
kalhlecn AlGekias, Colin Covin.t0n,
Martha Newton, Charlie Atki.s
CIaoa Jordun, 'rhen. Mcl..ulin,
lNatic Newton, hario Jordan,
ltazel NYoathcrly, EDGAR llarrali,
i}ulah Towel, licnry Covinglon,
Rachel Fvcsctt, Julian llnrral,
llortonse Rogers, peuticc Hafiail.
liAst tlrl$lg, jG9nbh i2(4.l
NafAtlnI{ lys .lliia$ Aifi{Se.
81, latial, JiN iSftsfaN. #
,tYSg 5i llMiiel ,ll@cs%il. VI
S,iNfN 2i.Yi,l!ston, ll@8fj BouqNJs,
lIGs9 NYAq[{fl, Niarbsn JNoks0n,
May Weatharly. Rufus Fora
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15

Mr.. p. S. Stubbs has about 30
bushels Of choice Cotton Seed
selected from largest stalks Of
improved Texas wood variety Of
4 years Improvement, that he
Will sell TO those wllo want
choice seed TO increase The yield
with less cost. Write lill.,e1-,, Z III, 7 -
X g ..
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15

y Woa.th or Beauty

Is of'rn l,ilicn by ansigh,ly, Pimpa
E.elen,N, letter, llfy>ipclas, SAT- Rhcum
&c Bncken's Anicr Salvc will glo,iry
'lc face ~ curing all Skin Erunions,
NO Cuts, t'.ui.c$, Buns, Bolts, Fcons,
ltc:S, nnti worst iur,ns OF Plies Only
2j;.a hos SuaiancrI D,ngIas & Bro.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15

rho Bost Preparation for Malaria.
ChilIs and Fever is bottle Of Groves
Tastelss Chill Tonic 1t is simply irou and
quininc in Il astolcss form. No cure no
pay. Prico 500
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15
Stockholders 'lf||sjsllps /

s6fnEREis. Tho .sto8kh1tissss 81 ,hc s
WV c..Paoiho Ril@ay ,f,0Sse{nY bave ror
several years pnst fpSoi ( tos Sid fhn!r an
Snntll'il t!ll nipniiog as rt{ipiesd 4l,slbe ~ laws
Of Of taid Company; N1s 3 sesc ol peotipe
81 the ssookhol'lots 81 eaftS q Pacific
n'aalllwsay 'sallsy is ilcreby cllp6 6s:1 iaii no he'd
(. m !fl5 BsnhetisYil!s, SIC 90 tse lv3an,sday
me . h:saay OF afaiel teSS slG II o'olocS
~, '2' ;i,o o6p.gppss u .ii,5,igg5N board OF
directors aud S,ransearipg A ally otha, bu;i-
ness has nay BE lSopar. /.
@. s. MCCALL. Y a Lasl4
3corctny. ,,ro,iaep..
Fyhru,ry 4. 1901.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15

II Yoh ,.an't aN'orl to risl yduy l;fd 6y
n}owios = c9nsh ora caiH to.0eyclop
lnlo pneumonia oi CONSUMPTION. Que
Miuu.N Cough CuiW viii thiii3t,a,l lang
Nopbas qnirkc than ans 5lhrr lucpin.
ii n known AIApYdoctar G.d itas Z
Speclic ior gwpur. It's an iAi0iib!e ycne-
dy iorcroup C!nllrcnlikc H ana uiQthels
endorse j., DouEiaS Bros.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15
Marlboro M en Abroad.

The Cheraw Chronicle says:
Mr.. Q. A. I<irley, who recently
bought the Henry Ginn place
near town, has 50 improved The
place that it is hardly rccogniza-
bic. Mr.. Kirkley is a model
farmer, a clever gentleman and
our community is fortunate III
the acquisition OF such citizens
as Messrs q. a. and q. Kirlllcy.
Both Of these gentlemen are
from Smithyille, Marlboro coun-
ty, who not being able to get
all the land wanted, moved over
to Chesterfield Ii does not take
a Marlboro farmer long to inn
prove land that has been allowed
to run down.
These fellows you sec advcrtis-
ing to sell cheaper than any one
else docs is all fake. can sell
rs cheap as any one can, give 6
,. ounces to the ID.
y. Is llnmllt0D.
Communication or Road Tax.
you have not paid yourroad
tax you can do SO now. The
County Treasurer will receive
your dollar and you will not
have any more bother about
road work for The next II
months. Don twait too long the
& time is nearly out.
"a fresh supply Of the cclebra-
ted Bllists Garden Seed, all var
ietiee, Just arrived at
C.G. McCall's.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15

l~G,soa S5Yafs<;asla CE,s'G
fSGiNeaEa lGilaG Tc.a eaC.'s
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15

Kn@ai# Reliable Hams and
Breakfast Bacon can always be
found fresh ut Il. Il. q w. NJ.
Rowe
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Nol}oo 10 (ais{rllo5ors.

NiyE Office i l,o,sbg s;Son ,aat ,l,c
~ L All Of Ccnh'S Co,1,oiss imfrs ct
,,'Afiihlfo, On,t2i% w taa NV pniit tho
l,t Gay Of Marvb rcaai, O biSis lgy II, cut :
'hS IN lhlhiI9 ~ Z 93tilSl WNN'hN' necs
cSWrY -bliises acfos s.&gisj K iGr
The highway nDw beiB{ #ii ak hom j.
u AlDp a'spInec 81 Ihe &sign iI0a.l 10
the lscoiingh an, liol} llNrgo..ng 10
be at point dcsie iepao.i ouuI0t which
can ba seen on appia3G5n ID itIe Cbunty
5 ipctv>or Inc lpiW reGYyc the
tlghtto reject any ana AL BID
Al 4 ll YfiSND.
Feb { 1901, "
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15
.Gstft%a b-t .y2S $i# SSfbtiA &lSEi s,
Ss5liSlGSSa ahaI YCkt .CNi. -

Laxa,ivo Bromo Quiaino Tablets cure a cold
in onc d'y. n, cnrA Noray. rricc a5c q
bpX.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15

y Oho boof md Tho N'.ti3NH A5ti i!altttsal
s%vinw one year a5r., al faNy bit9a nql
tho Ntiianal As,icnltn'al RNvi9a pi,5 yolr
sos ortha pap5r three mo 5oa tdll
Ioo Address
Tn& NprIoNAL Observation-Disclosures,
Wnphin9sop, p&9
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15
aln l,AnMNn:

We prcseot you with aa.op86fiNsily 10
seizure tho bcs' agricultural tl4t po0lisbed
At a59 per yoat, one fourli tAe spb p.
tion picc
The National AgricnisI 4 ]loyiew
olicrs is caaeig over ~ Neyelc dops IT,
meats among viii II ata noe aNlaWi g:
AsT'cul u:e, IJrtica!tuyo g'H# ti&5y. iNo
lIorscmaa Thc shepherd he $ Ayia1l4l,
Tho Cu.,!e B.cedef. rla Ftngiar, thn
Ponlny Ylti, rnn NN,ori -. -r.,t''
m.y tarm a.,d Garden N0cs rb. &.af
k9is, The Grango, IIiqnie So AID 6n trs,
E%ps,.on4a DEPARTMENT., 81 ,uiGa3 Aai
Chllgcn's Departments
This paper will contain oYtiyCHioE of
intrrost 10 The fprncr anl 5Nni AtmA;4
houSchoi1, and every f..r!loE @l~lft taEn
advantage o:lhis very lio45s3 VE.r apa.
send il his subsc'ip'iln
apyo as aca tho1 laaoa ogibe iol-
.i4@ts bpaEs, Mnt}D 3api9s f8tI-s ;cYt.tY
iMil6,Sh 'ani GGis slGd ~ sctr '8. tfs e
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-02-15
\ I9dGIlGTS EEanliIali0n.

'-- -T = ouoIVTJ LHWEHINUVNTT. Wi
4 REGULAR. EXA MlyA.llty$ 70 ,erti-
II icates Of qualification i3ttach in the
Pntl.c Schools Of Nl8lsfai5 tl,8t9 9t5 viii he
hold Mt lhn Court IIoUs 80, Ea8a. ti:e1sth
OF Fsbausfy 1921, .tcglpbipg 4 q. ~,
nnd clpsinss ut.i p..r,
W s.rANToX,
F"o, 1905 Uh'n Go 10 El.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18
BIG SALMON
 RICH

Train dispatcher WaWcN returned usi r.eHt from tHr Ee Salmon rur .HHvue. ,I from r.r-anlI examination. tH.t Ono I.r.t wl. rich arJ prom Hu- ra.u .r. now .H..t n..nI. n tH. d--nDt be aI. net ueht arI mf %. -HI' number nU winter tH.n rH. district MI. r.t H. winter camp ths -.asou. U.. ..>t r.Hr on. nr.-n.c,. 1r. that 10 a.I
 .uHIt E. salmon wants now .s money .rI .nl.rr.- N0.t .f tHe claims Hrr down 0. erl,.I .rI H.HU,rs now and ...r.thne nI. r..r fHr e.ot r.sI.t.
 IT'D. N c Company. which own. yHe tv.I.. .rm. below u.-cav,ry win ua- I..l...Ir I. ..m.fH.re fr. vIrt.r Th. .Ue..s mn. .Na.ot.I tH.r. any day.
 .A. r.H... U...r s that thsre win he . ...h tH.r. H.N. y.rr 10 s certainly
 ur.m.ar- .e lrv mining district n m. north rHIt lrs beeu opened Gold Is u.-. and t Vu ory us. pluck and ...r.. 0. e.t lt .t"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18
LAST NIGHT
Splendid Tribato Given to Our
 martyred Prosidsut

rh. f.c.ur. delivered last u.eht by Mrs Hitchcock at the Presbyterian church was ,ue of the most enjoyable cvor heard .u skarvav The church was we'll d'lcl v.tb au nter.<J Hud appr,cut.yc au- IIerce and hut I.r Ono unspeaklhly s1l nows rocoIvcI .t would have been packed On the doors Ov.n- t1 tho sadness of ,br hour thc musleI and rofrshmont f,1twes won. 'm.tte.L simply quiet re- ccnt.or enjoyed no the c.oae.
 Th. I.our. vU. entirely worthy uf Che author lnI th. .h0mt nation of which t tr.rtOI It. peculiar customs. its shy- ress of being treated with by other pow ers. Its destruction %. thr rrst shIna sent by our coutr. f1r trolp purposes. royH etiquette. Che Isolation of Che women from fho eIrht .t th. mon. heInc seen only by father or brother. mon never being of uee utI married. mon being prohibited fr1m Oh. streets after dark whom on. women may Eo no large. 1n th.s was pictured In I most cuphic way E, Mn. Hitchcock with the worry finest of rrear. and her most charming de- uv.r.
 Many wore tHr expressions of pleasure and gr1uude. Said Yue. .i would not huye missed It for anything
 Wlh Mrs Hitchcock was Miss Morning tou. har companion m Auln durine Che past summer Upon beIne asked for a recitation -be charmed th, audience wifh 1u original uuem. composed duriug Che evening. in which she referred so 1ppro- rrutoy and Hmp1thotellIy to our nae tIuu.s rr.lt Ioss Following .s thc poem.
 w. J. MCKINLEY To-uIebt ship clme into thc hrhor with ue nIc hrIl-mlat
 SI-rune victory won. tho pain and strgr'. past.
 WIfr.ss.r- u.I.. fnr h. hand TiIt w't- n....J I VHrs Jrer.o- War hrt purchased l noble peace and r.nI.r.I CHl freo'
 T.me ah1u Hvoneo thc outrage that struck him down In his prime. Tim. ehlu measure tho he'Eh, of hls .HHI 1nI only lmc'
 U.r.s laurel tn I1y on h.e h.cr and for H.e memory flowers.
 -hye-rooI-he.t 10 Is Gods way
 TI. W.u he Iora-uot oHre,
 Marguerite Mor.urtou.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18
SIOLf 4 LARGE SUM

E E Uu of Dawson. who as- ....It.I with Chris Uar.soh the h.r Iu. t.rur eltuomln. received word yostcr- Il. tHIt EIN.nI Daniel skipped with ..... ul Oh. Urme mnr.v last SItuulHN might and ra.u.I Ele.. Cu h.l'r. he- He HHrr.h h.uI.I
 MT uu was .H h. way south h.. win ..rrr O. Dawson th.e m.rnr iI. IH u.t night thlt ulu..i h.t tH. contract n. I.U..r tI. u..f ur tU. ou.rss. lHi NI way. att.rI..I tH the collections ln th. u.. h. ulun um.. had n h.s possession Ir.. sums uf money.
 Nu r.I..r v.e given .u Mr. ilue t'. ..rm 1s tu Vb. Daniel committed h. rI.h net
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18
A Bath At Homo.

William uutt. Che sixth street druggist hH. received number of the f1m.Is
 qmker Bath C1buots.' and for % gene .u. Turkish vupor or dr., bath they o1a- u.t bc cNoeucd They arc uot costly 'ui n.t for years After trying onc you could r.t possibly get along withoIt it For rheumatism t is one of tho finest things uut CaU around and sre chem.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18
P. (. OFFICIAL HERE

.. W Nu.r u.si-t1nt general mInlsei .. tH. rlcUr Coast Steamship Company .t.r.r.I lt S..tt... arrived ou Che Hum ...It r..terIIg. lt l supposed he com' ....H t. uHk toward making some im .....m.Hf. n eHrn.n- facilities here 'c ...ur.I Hr tH..r Increased draft in boat. t.I na..n.-. lrI aIsH looking after th,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18
Exhibit Of Atlin Ores

NuIu ie senlus 1u exhibit of her oro' to tho mineral exposition at Vancouver Editor HrhHed or th. Aun Claim lr rived from Che district last u.eht with th, nrc and win eo -nItH nH th. IIulnr
 Most of thr or. VHH taken from th, Engineer White Moose and Cleaner groups and 3ro valuable specimens
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18
Barge Loaded With Cattle

A tarr. iaII vlff a. head of atti, far B1rt-ch N Cu.. of Dawson in Cow 0i tbe tue Hom.rI au Isnte Vancouver within th, n.N- ..H iIr. This 1fNm1 t.ou vHs given .Ht N.t n.eht hy E E
 m. Ub. s connected financially with tbe cltuc f-m rh. .if. WII he ls rn. Iuakur steers a. .t.r Hni.j h.r. They wu be landed 1t Whit. uor. thence down the rN.r sumInE Hn ""we
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-18
TO MAKE HIS
 REPORT

E E rurch1s representing nearly al ul thc English companies operating in Che ,'undiko. came out nst night and win e. south today to Vancouver and thence tn London.
 Nt thc hitter pl1cc hc win meet thc heads of thc companies and make hIs roe ulr, which hc said would bo most favor InIe 1nI would mean moro resources to Ue expended iu Che interior Plenty of capital s h1cS of Mir purch1e and next -.acou wuI show moro enterprise dis. r.vcd by the Eur'iah companies than ..or before