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New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
Country Board.

OUlET, LOVELY HOME in beautiful Park Of Pines
S noWers and fountain; 80 minutes from city: eac
family private dnng room; best service special atten
ton 20 aged and ailing- CHATEAU PARK Passaic n /
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
Citations.
TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
= York BY the Grace Of God Free and Independent
yo-th Ha--etts southyoT7R Hastings Wells southworth
Shepard southvoTth. Frances E Alexander william
st coPsHy Mary 4 GiIette The Presiaent io ana Fe
sE-sts Edward wells southWorth late Of fbe County
y sS aGI deceased as creditors egatees next Of kin
so-s our surogate Of the County Of New York al the
Szz5es Celrt Of said COUNTY. held al the County
= ss2the- 1909 hsIf-psst O'clock in the fore
% lem n - 5a5 M cay then az sa5 thsTs 70 attend judicial set
WI tne Testament of deceased and such Of you as
-1.etY c-tec as are under the age of twenty-one
are required 70 appear by your guardian. II you
a bs appoiaed or in The event. of y55T na9eet or
-.s . represent ana act for you in the proceeding
sogaiss cogr q ne sai5 County q New YORK TO be
9ersd surga,e If sur I5o sSi 4 FG95K T >. E3i5 he
he Year Of or Ld ts 5e 56 6e cay Of & Jun 5I,5 n
! F3e7EEEA1 eE5rE x 5a4F5eg9s 5M2EAgeEI9S 9sls 13S-t
Ns--.t.- NA--.1.t.- = GLEASON. 25s Broadway Borough OF
~ 9-----@--@z AeN 4ork c.ty.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
yo-k. BY the race o. God free and independent-
sg.ElTaental cltattonTo Tomas Doyle Teresa Mur-
4 ne . sTg 2ss 80 Ass me. n P9yle G 65ag the husband and
ceased. O: Ire heirs sEd next of IN OF lanes %
. 1s;g. ceeeasea sene greeting Whereas Mary Pobjay
S--Tga'ss ccurt q or cogasy q New York 70 have
-cl-- relating personal uroDe-ry
Guy proved the last W4l Testament OF lanes s
ty, s-s q TIE County q New York deceased tbe-e-
- yol anc each Of cited appear before the
-l'sale ot ou- County q New YORK az his ofsce in
-s -clniy Of New YORK 18th day Of august one
y-seid hundred O'clock
--5 forenoon q attend III
folate q tie SAID Riu Testament And sucn Of
-: a. are hereby cited, under age of twenty
- 1Ls are required 70 appear By guardian. II
- LsFe 9nef or Z have appear and appy
e 70 oe appointed IN the your neglect OF
.t- 70 CO s. guardian VII be appointed by the sur
- q represent and y01 proceeding In
slcEy whereof We the Seal of The Surro-
So o1rt q the said County York 20 Dc here
-. SA-Eec. witness Hon ABNER Q. THOMAS. q sur
.-sSs . our SAD County York al said County,
- --t1 cay June. year q oIr LORD one thou
l@-- H-ne hundred and three
~ J FATRFAX NcLAUGHLIN
flcrk of the SurrcEate's Court.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
TNIGHT WILLIAM HIN PURSUANCE

IL Of an order Of Hon. Abner Thomas, Surrogate
County Of New 4oTh Ioce Is neIeDs gwen 70
Ise OF the County OF New York, deceased 10 present
thereof. the subscribers
heir place Of transacting business the once Of
fi1fs T. Weaver their attorney Number 229 Broadway,
Manhattan New York City. OF before The 10th day
q r5seeS soeSI41 SSev York City May the 4th. 1903
1OT{V " X KNIGHT, FLORENCE a. COLLIVET. Execu-
R1-FGs l. WEAVER Attorney Executors. 22s
way New York
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
DROPosALs ZOE GRADING AND ROAD

- AND WALKS.-Depot Quarternaster's once, 10
SUMNER St. Boston. Mass July 6, 19o3-Sealed pro
trpcate viii be received at this oice until II
1903. and then opened in the presence OF
bidders Grading and Constructing Roads and Walks
e. Fort Strong Long Island Boston Harbor. Mass The
Government reserves the right TO reject all bids
furnished application Plans
sId specifications be seen at this Office Bidders viii
required the work. 4 guarantee in the
bid Will be required Unguaranteed
considered Envelopes containing propos
marked: Proposals for Grading and Roads and
Walks. Fort Strong, Mass" and addressed 20 A. II
PALMER, Depot QuarterHaster.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
Country Board WQnted.

BOARD WANTED. on New-Jersey or New-Enrland
- coast, In private family. for gentleman and VIE
Two children and two maids reference: state particua
Address T. NJ Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
NEW YNRl. ONTlaI1 & EESTERY RE.


BIo4dssy - sh Ave- = Un1ou square Vest - Gotza
Fulton 4Co1Tt s1c p fIlto1
BroOkJn y. T. Tsrer Co VII call for 40 check oaEz-sA
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
ELIZABETH REED-IN PURsU

i ance Of an order Of Hon. Frank T Fitzgerald a
strrcgse OF the County Of New York notice is hereby
air claims against Elizabeth Reed
late OF County Of New York deceased.
vouchers thereof the SUBSCRIBE
81 her place transacting busiE the office Of
Henderson. NJ. 10 Wall street.
The Borough Of Manhattan in the Cy Of New York. on
bsS0re ne twentieth of September next
Data6 New York the twslfth day of March. 1903
~0'-- - JULIA REED TAYLOR, EXecutrix.
-T--tTpTr CRAVATH & HENDERSON. Attorneys for
rxecutrfx No. 20 Wall Street Borough Of Manhattan,
V
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06

A DvERTTsEMENTs and suEserp'i0n' s FOR The Tribune
\ al IpToNn
- %. 1854 BROADWAf
AdveTtisenents vii be reeeiReo Al 'ns s,
oS4 sth-aye.. s. e. 22d-st Ids HthooaFe.. cor
eT -,b md stb aves: 203 West f25th--ti 1.;S3s
adaxe between 7eth and T7th sts. 1.o20 SG-aSe"
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
Summer Resorts.

NEw-JERsEr.
HOTEL RUDOLF,
DIRECT OCEAN FRONT. ATLANTIC CITY. N J.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
Open throughout year
ROOMS WITH SEA AND FRESH WATER -ATHs
MUSIC
Write direct hotel terms and booklets
Information booklet .364 Broadway. G r MEYERS
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
DROP0SALS FOR SUBSISTENCE sTOREs.


-ofcs Purchasing CoTnr1isss-y Z. s. Army; 80
Whitehall Street New York City. y. Y July 6. 1903
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering subsistence
stores IL this foT the month OF August 1903, viii be
received a. this cfce until i o'clock A N. July 16,
1903 Information furnished application. Envelopes
containing bios should marked Proposals for Sub
sstence Stores opened July l6. Is03.' addressed 10
Major D. i. BRAINARD. Corauissary. L. s. 4.
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
the President q The Borough Of Manhattan at the
city Hail. Room No l6. unit. u o'clock g. n.
TUESDAY, JULY Ia, 1903.
No / FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING
FJRNITCRE FOR THE MAYORS RECEPTION ROOM
~ THE CITY HALL
No ?. FOR PAINTING AND DECORATING THE
COUNCIL CHAMBER AND ALDERNANIC CHAMBER
~ The CITY HALL
For fun particulars see City Record
JACOB 4. CANTOR, Borough President.
City q New York, July /. 1903
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR AN
= thFaei;e Coal and for Piles win be received by the
C-4iss-nner of Docks Pier a. Battery Place Until y
Se-1ek noon. July l4th. 1903. Cor particulars see
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR SAND
snt broken and for Portland Cement will be
esytd BY the Commissioner Of Docks, Pier A. Battery
rare Ctl - O'Clock July l3th 1903. Cor particu
.ars see CITY RECORD
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW

ALBERT Il GLEASON. 25s B-oa6ygsT' ForoIeb l. O
Manhattan New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
HyIS ON RIVER BY DAYllGH7

STEAMER MARY POWELL
4eaying Desbrysses 81 a. 3.l5 P NJ Saturdays I45
l2s1h t ST. On saturdas and Holidays only; 22o P NJ
EeT tIs-15lTgh Milton Poughkeepse Esopus. Rondout
a7I Kingston. Orchestra board
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06
THE ST. CHARLES.

ATLANTIC CITY, N T.
Directly the Front
OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
Sea water IN all baths Intercomnunicatng long 6is
tance telephone in rooms suite. baths. Go
pr1vNeges- " \. Booking Office 2S9 18th Ave. Phon
f749-1Sth. NEWIIN HAINFS
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06

n L.
- an order Of Hon Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of
the County q York notice Is hereby ven to all
teTsors having against Sarah Campbell late q
fb vouchers thereof. the subscriber at her place
rrsnsscting at the cfhcs OF J Il Caldwell
bev attorney Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan:
in the cts Of York. before the 10th day Of
IuTy T,iS lsOS New York the "a day January 1903
CHARLOTTE s YOUNG Admiustratrix,
CAIDWrT I Attorney TO- Ad-7'7istrat-tx. i5S
. Broadway Borough of Manhattan New York city
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
i rank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate of the County o;
49,. Vol Notice is hereby given 70 all having
sfs against susan Bevier late Of the County OF New
the same with vouchers thereof
- re sabscrihers place Of ranSacting Business
5s - Neyy york Borough OF Manhattan. on before
'AT AT1s.sd d S,evy YORK the day % April 1903.
J2i61tE J9EL FILLS 4 sT6Dp F5TEER 3RD. Executors
JAArFs s GREYES. Attorney 'or Executors. 81 Park
Place y. 7. City
TTNGaAST. WILLIAM HIN PURSU-
s,oe Of an order Of Hon. Frank T. FitzEeraId.
cno1afe of tho County of New YORK notice hereby
all having claims agalFlst Nilam n
TfIIinehast the County or New OK DECEASED
~ss-' ,bs same with vouchers thereof the sub
c,thers Al their place of tranFactng business the
1easns ~ Guthrie & Henderson. No 30 Wall
street. Borough Manhattan. IN the CITY OF New York
~ ar before the 20th of July -ext
LOUISE TILLIECiHASTu ,-
TF5APT.F.S " TILfISGHAST, Executors
LOFTS EE STANTON.
cy-TppTE HENDERSON Attorneys for
Executors No 40 Wall Street Borough o. Manhattan
City of NeW-foTk
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06

UyHE PROSPECT and COTTAGES. Like Bameseen
4 Castleton Vt-Au attractions; rates SIS 20 20 :
week send Booklet Il B. ELLIS. Agr-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-06

Now open. Beautifully located. Good fishing. Fres
vegetables from hotel gardens and milk from
dairy on farm For rates and booklet address
J. H. WILCOX. Prop. Otter Lake n. Y.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-05-01
Resolutions Of Thanks.

LITTLE Rock. April IS, 1903.
Editor Marlboro Democrat:
Below you will find copy OF resolutions
Of thanks passed by Marion District
Conference 10 the kind people OF Clio. I
send them tor publication by resolution
OF the conference:
Geo. c. Leonard, Sec'y.
Resolved /. That the thanks OF this
District Conference are eminently due
and are hereby expressed to the good
people of Clio and vicinity Tor the elegant
and hearty hospitality SO graciously ex-
tended to the members Of this body du
ring its session now closing.
Resolved :. That we hereby express
our grateful acknowledgement OF the
courtesy OF our brethren OF the sister
churches OF the town, who have heartily
opened their houses OF worship Tor our
occupancy on the approaching sabbath.
w. c. Power,
B. G.. Collins.
Clio. s. G, April IS. 1903.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-05-01
RED BLUFF JoTTINGs.

| According to announcement in your
valued paper the good people OF Red
Bluff met on Friday last to weed off Red
Bluff cemetery and place flowers upon
the graves OF their loYed ones.
Over ali that part oil the cemetery
where there are graves it was we'll weed
ed, raked and swept. There were quite
profusion oil flowers and many graves
were decorated.
Why not appoint day in the spring
OF each year and let 1t be known as Me
mortal Day" and decorate each grave
in this large cemetery
Dinner was spead in family groups
and at one Of these tables your scribe
did iull justice TO the viands prepared by
his friends.
AS looked over this meeting OF these
thrifty farmers, their wives. sons, daugh
ters and swecthearts. beheld the hope
OF our state and our nation. Plain, hard
working. honest truly good people. they
are the salt OF the earth. The most ol
them have scotch blood in their veins
and feel they are my kinsmen.
Rev. A. B. Watson of Bennettsville NJ
II. church filed the Baptist pulpit OF Clio
OIL last Sunday morning at II O clock.
He preached from the text ITO live is
Christ" and his sermon was thoughtful
instructive, plain and practical Every
person who attended Sunday school, to
the smallest child, remained Tor preach.
ing and these children, as we'll as the
grown people, will remember much he
said all their lives. Many OF US had
never seen Bro. Watson before but were
pleased at his appearance as soon as our
eyes rested upon him. and as he stood
before us We could see the kind heart
behind his kindly beaming good lace.
No wonder he is called the "childrens'
friend" and that they 60 trooping alter
him wherever he goes. As often as Bro
Watson can visit us the doors OF the
Baptist church at Clio will be thrown
wide open to him.
The people Of Berea church were
much disappointed that Rev Mr. Beivin
could not be present and fill his appoint
ment there last Sunday morning
The Presiding Elder of this district,
Rev. Z. p. Taylor. will preach next Sum-
day afternoon at O'Clock at Berea ch.
don't hear so much about the raw
ages OF lice on the small grain crops,
and think more oats will be made than
we once thought.
Red Bluff Apl II. u No Hu.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-05-01
PEN AND SCTSSORGRAPHS
Three suicides in Washington
D. c.. on Tuesday.

Three suicides in Washington
D. G., on Tuesday.
The Sumter District Confer.
ence meets in Chesterfield May 6.
Andrew Carnegie has given the
TuslSegeo institute in Alabama
100000.
The cotton mills are short on
cotton and many will have to run
on short time.
Fire at Benson, N. c., last
week destroyed $4,000 worth
OF property.
The German government has
notified the Mormon Missionaries
that they can't stay in that coun-
try. They should all stay in Utah.
The General Assembly Of the
Southern Presbyterian c h ur h
meet at Lynchburg, Va, May 21.
The railroads will give reduced
rates.
William A. Blair, commercial
traveller and at one time mayor of
Asheyillc, was found dead in his
bed at the Pavilion hotel in Char
lesion last week.
On Saturday May 9th, the
Presbyterian Sunday School at
Clinton will celebrate it's 39th an
niversary and Governor D. G..
Hayward will deliver an address.
The claims growing out Of the
South Carolina Interstate and
West Indian exposition have set
tied. Of the $ld0,00O which Capt
+. w. Wagencr paid out he gets
back about $3.50
j. B. 'l'ravon, the Morven safe
cracker, has escaped from the con
Wet camp near EIillsboro, Arson
county. Unless they can get him
he viii never be tried at Ben
nettsyilo for burglary at Clio.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-05-01
Go fton s''fssa aps1s, rss
a5Es e, Sa s,iY.
Al C. S. |MaG 1
All that is up-to-d date in ready
to wear hats, shirt waist Suits.
aud slippers at Mittle's stole:

Cures Blood Poison. Cancer, Ulcers, + g.
zema. Carbuncles, Etc. Medicine f'.ea.s
Robert Ward, Maxcy's. Ga, s4y.: I
suffered from blood poison, my lead. ,e
and shoulder were one mass Of corru;,rjn.
aches in bones aud joints, burliae I, !l.
ing scabby skin; was all run DOM ..l
discouraged, but Botanic Bl6od Gain
cured me perfectly. healed oil tfa safas
and gave my skin the rich glow oi Aoai,h.
Blood Balm put new life into iay bioai.
and new ambition into my brain Ga50
A. Williams, Roxbury, face coyAr4I M. Il
plmplcs, chronic sore on back Of ha,.t.
suppurating swelling on neck, ea;:nx vi.
Ger on leg. bone pains. itciiiUg Skin.
cured perfectly by Botonic Blood Hilni
sores all healed. Botanic Blco9 li3lin
cures all malignant blood troubles sa33
as eczema, scabs and scales, iimploe.
running sores. carbunclcs, scrof,ila, etu
Especially advised Tor all obstinate ,a,ss
that have reached the second or hi.d
stage. Druggists, ST. To proyc /; cirs
sample Of Blood Balm sent free ard nrc,
paid by writing Blood Balm tle.. ntIan,
ta, "a. Describe trouble and free ultdia1i
advice sent in sealed letter. Tor s4!a q,
j. Il. Douglas & Bro
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-05-01
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
APRIL TERM, 1909.

The spring term Of the Court Of
General Sessions convened Monday
with Judge D. A. Townsend on the
bench. II was after 10 o'clock be-
fore court was called, but when the
work began it was rushed to We'd
nesday afternoon, when court was
adjourned to Monday next. The
petit jurors, we believe, were indeed
glad to get back home so early.
The Grand Jury finished up their
work for the term OH Tuesday after
noon, made short report, (Which
will appear next week. and were
discharged. Quite number of
cases were continued. The strong
purpose Of Solicitor johnson was to
relieve the Jail. The following cases
were disposed of this week:
Emory Melvin, was tried and found
guilty of larceny, and given 80 days
on the chain gang.
Doc O'Hare plead guilty to viola>
ting the Dispensary law, and given a
fine Of $50, which lie paid.
Wm. Robinson plead guilty to lar
ccny of live stock, and given year
on the chain gang and fno Of 81.
Arch Townsend plead guilty to the
charge Of house breaking and larceny
and was given 8 months on chaingang
John Elerbc plead guilty Of assault
of a high and aggravated nature, and
was given 3 months on chaingang.
Ennis james, plead guilty TO the
charge of assault Of a high and aggra
vnied nature, and was given fine of
$40 or 40 days on chaingang. This
with sentence of 80 days by Magis-
traio court last week OH another case
gives Ennis 70 days.
Murdock Butler and Joseph Steen,
charged with larceny Of live stock,
went to trial and Joe succeeded in
making Murdock responsible for the
loss. and he was given year.
Sam Watkins, charged with murder
through his attorneys Messrs Town
send 4 Hamer, plead guilty of man.
slaughter, which was accepted, aud he
was given life sentence in the State
penitentiary.
.il;ompsoi, charged uith the
AburuloSot Mr.. fmi,h Newlan's bacu
apl iahsasl AprlI ofiRsi Tcar, went
e Jni anu 5its the hclpot his aitor.
neis 2less:a 1oWnsend y Llajner sue
GGGMGL ~ MAtllnit nM nCGNIiini
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-05-01
Notice Of Court.

3hfOrIOE is hereby given that the Court
fu o. General Sessions for the County Of
Marlboro will convene at Bcnnettsvillo on
the Fourth Monday, in April, tbeing the
p III day thereby 1903, and the Court OF
Common Pleas on the "Wednesday next
following said fourth Monday in April,
it.cins the goth day thereby 1903, ut Benz
ncst:gille in md for the county of Marlboro
aud State Of South Carolina. All persons
Interested will talzo duo notice thereof.
j. A. DRAKE,
Clerk Court Of @. p. s. G. 8.
For Marlboro Co., s. G.
march 10, r9o3.-5
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-05-01
.-ssHs@=P oGRAMME - s
Utfteentb Annual Conference
THE--s57 @s.
Methodist Sunday Schools Of Marlboro Cou1iu,
PINE GROVE CHURCH, MAY 1 and 2, 1903.
FIRST DAY-MORNIMG SEss1nM M- 4.

FIRST DAK-MORNING SESSION.
30 Devotional Exercises delegates Address of Welcome
i Response Appointment Of Committees
Song Reports from Schools verbal statistical and
delegates = -
Song Discussion Home Department. Of the Opened
Rev A. s. Watson y O. Campbell Revs F. Shuler QnicE.
song Discussions The relationship the Pastor Church
the Sunday school? Opened by Hodges Rev. D. H. Everett
H. K Covington. Rev. Allen Macfarlan. 5E
RECESS.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
oclocb DEVOTIONAL Execses Discussion Decision Day Opese
rev a. Il Duniap, l. c. Weathely j. F. Bolton w.
Song Discussion The Pastoral Work
ed by Carlisle r. q. Newton Hodges A. D. llinso ID
Rev T. L. Belvin. 80 . ! '1- II a
Song Reports from Committees Question Box. ADJOURNMENT
SECOND DAY-MORNING SESSION.
80 Devotional Exercises Reading day.
How
Reference to Missionary Work? Opened by
. f. Peee. Press Behea Rev. j. ". Ariai
song Election of Place of Next Conference Question Box
Song Essay by Miss Helen Barber
RECESS.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
O'clock Devotional Exercises
Opened by G. T. Eaerling, b. Boykn Bruce W. Dan
.
Song Miscellaneous Business
ADJOURNMENT.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-05-01
Our Modern Public Schools.

Ram it in, cram it in,
Children's heads are hollow;
Slam it in. jam it in,
Still there's more to follow;
Hygiene and history,
Astronomy, mystery,
Algebra, histology,
Latin, c:yTology,
Botany. geometry
Greek and trigonometry
Ram it in, cram it in,
Chrildren's heads are hollow.
Rap it in, tap 1t in;
What are teachers paid ior
Bang 1t in, slam it in,
What are children paid for?
Ancient archaeology,
Aryan philology.
ProsodY, zoology.
Physics, climatology,
Calculus and mathematics,
Rhetoric aud hy,lrostatics
HosS i; in coa% It III,
Children S heads are hollow
Scold it iR. nould 81 in.
Al that they can swa!loW;
Fold tin. bold ii in.
Still there's more to follow.
Faces ninched. sad and pale,
Iell thc same unvarying tale,
Tell OF moments robbed from sleep,
Meals untasted, studies deep;
Those who've passed passed the furnace
through
With aching brow will tell to you
How the teacher crammed it in,
Rammed it in. jammed it in,
Crunched it in, punched it in.
Rubbed it in. clubbed it in,
Pressed and carressed it in,
Raped it and slapped it in.
When their heads we're hollow,
-Arthur's New Home Magazine.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-05-01
NOTICE.

There will be meeting in the
Court House in Benne ttsville on
Monday May 4th, at 10 a. m., for
the purpose of organizing the
Farmers Telephone Company.
All parties interested will please
take notice and be on hand
promptly.
April 80, o3.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-05-01
Wonderful Nerve.

Is displayed by many man enduring
pains of accidental Cuts, Wounds. Bru-
jSes, Burns, Scalds Sore tect or stiff joints
But there's no need Tor it. Bucklcn' S
Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure
,e trouble. It's the best Salve on earth
n Price. too. 25c, at Druggist.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-05-01
Attention Camp Henegan.

There will be meeting of the Camp
on the first Monday in May to rcorganize
and elect delegates to represent the Camp
both National and State.
by order of. H.IIudson, Comm dr..
9. NJ. WEATnEnLY, Adjutant.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-05-01
MAY NUMBER.
NEW IDEA WoMAN's MAc.4


In oonsona' CO with ita name, the hen
Idea Woman's Magazine for May picee-
many novel features in d-essmskinn ErG fl
every department of domestic in, sf5s. Il
open0 with charming paper ny 05lsyai 4
Fuller Mcintyre upon ''Thc MAJ us"Ab,
Age;' Emma A. Osborne write ei3i,
New York's Chinatown delightful; kat!a
erino Louise Smith tells of tha niw i=l.
"Cat Shows and Cattcries'; Nseey ii.jl
has 'The Living-room" for her themc,
and Eben Rexfor'i presents &c ,rdna Ssoa.
sip"; in his authoritative mann IN I'd
dition to there special features, tue pevaral
departments are attractivrly So fqr,n 0,ia
in short stories and yerso ssthert is nnusu;,l
variety and superior quality. Tbr .yew
Idea patterns offer many tempting cpgur
tunities to the homo drcssmakcr
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-05-01
Nothing Like Progress.

SAY lIirman, did you know
that some Of them horticultural
eXperim-nters were talking
about crossing the strawberry
with the mill<weed, SOS to have
strawberries and cream"
.'No, but | read the other day
Of a bugologist who was trying
to cross honeybees with lightnin'
bugs, SO they could work at
night"
"Pshaw. that 8 nothin' +" put
in the Kansas man. "Why, out
in Kansas they plant potatoes
and onions in alternate rows,
and that makes the eyes Of the
potatoes water, SO they don t
need no irrigation.'
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-05-01
Flowers! Flowers!

Mrs. Jno S. Moore has fine
,ot Of Geraniums, Begonias
a'erns, Palms and other plants,
yell rooted, that she desires to
sell Cuttings 259 per dozen.