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son under Mr.. DeKoven's leadership has
not only justified Its continued existence as
q permanent local institution. but also given
1t justified claim on the interest and sup
port of the community.
You are. therefore. requested to give. on
Of support for the orchestra, either for
yourself or from such OF your friends as
you can interest. to any extent however
small. to enable the members of the orcheS-
ira to know that their efforts are appre-
ciated. and that you appreciate the work
that has been done for our enJoyment-a
luxury to some. perhaps. but a healthful
inspiritive education to many.
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-AILTON. Raleigh, Walter. John
MtHone A, sketch Of his life, and a
critical appreciation of his works.
Cloth. limo, 2S5 pages. Publishers
price, $3.50.
WiHa,IsaHAW. FRED. A Tsar's
gratitude. "A love story of more
than usual interest, and well worth
reading Cloth, limo, 800 pages.
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MCKINLEY, WIN. Bits of Wis
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the year, from the writings and
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THOMAS, HENRY. WILTON. The
Last Lady Of Mulberry. A story OF
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STUDENT AND SINGER. The
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ROMANS. Van Doreu. W. n
Suggestive Commentary on st. Paurs
Epistle to the Romans, with critical
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z vols. Publishers price, $2.25.
RAYMOND, ROBERT r. (ed.)
Iyplcal Tales Of Fancy, Romance
ana history from Shakespeare Plays:
IN narrative form largely in shake
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Swivel-cmbroidered Grenadine, In
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Cheviots. 37Lc. to 81. TO a yard.
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Books

The special sale of Books purchased at auction
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progress in Our Book Store has met with quick re-
sponse And while number of the titles have been
disposed of there remain some exceptional values
in books which worthy in every way of perma-
nent place in your library, offered at
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SMITH. GARNET Ed.). The Mel
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AFRICA. Skertchly, ]. A. Malin-
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TOuRGEE, ALBION w. A Royal
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HICHENS, ROBERT 8. An Imasi-
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WILLINK. A. The World of the
Unseen, an essay on the relations Of
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Silk and Wool
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Bride hats form one Of the most beautiful fea-
lures Of the Easter exhibit. They were designed
especially for the spring and early summer Brides
One IL q creation all in white-a broad
brimmed shape. with folds Of Maline under the
brim. and on he edge plaitings Of yalenciennes
lace. the upper brim and alternating with
lace and pleatings Of taffeta. two ostrich plumes
one over the brim and the other underneath at tho
left side, giving the finishing touch Of grace aud
style.
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Silk and
Wool Fabrics.

Silk and Wool Crepe de Chine. $1.50
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Silk and Wool EOlienne Crepe.
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yard
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French ChaDDis.

These ever charming and popular
light woods are shown in handsome
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stripes and small floral designs: also
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Coo yard
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Lining Department

Showing the New Silk Innings i'm
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Special Sale, nonday, of
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A recent purchase of several hundred yards Of
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Miscellaneous.

MILTON. JOHN. EAlleero Full
leather binding. % pages, with over
twenty special engravines.
Publishers price, $2.00. Our
CIVIL WAR. Chittendep. L. r
Personal reminiscences, Including
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500. Our price. /SC.
oCONNOR, EvANGELINE N In
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Cloth. limo, 419 pages. Pub
fishers price, $3.50. Our
CONFEDERATE. Cooke, John Es.
ten Stonewall Jackson: A MIlitary
Biography. with an appendix con-
tanning personal "reminiscences. and
9 fun account Of the ceremonies at
tending the. unwilling of Foley's
statue, including the grafton by
Moses d. Hoger d. D., by Rev. VIM
]. Jones, d. D.. with maps, portraits
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ARMY. BRITISH. Fortesoue A
History OF the British Army. by the
Hon. J. ". Fortesque, with numerous
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At 35c. Each.

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FORBES, ARCHIBALD. camps,
Quarters and Casual Places. CIoth'
limo. 344 pages. An important work
containing chapters on THE Inner
History Hist OF the Waterloo Campaign. !"
The Warfare Of the Future" tsBis.
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German War;" etc. Published al
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HAWAII. Twombly. A. s. Kelea,
the Surf Rider. A Romance OF Pa.
gan Hawaii. Cloth. 12mo, 400 pages
1.50.
HAMMOND. WILLIAM A. On .he
Susquehanna: A Novel ClLth iomo
AZ pages. Publishers price. $1.25.
BLACK. CLEMENTTNA. The prin.
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from drawings by John Williamson,
price. 81 80.
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AS the quantities limited and the books can
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is suggested catalogue embracing all of the titles
will be mailed free for the asking.
Just few of the many titles here mentioned
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Dress hats have their special
Tailored hats, called also shirt waist hats, are
displayed in a large collection
Children's bats have their own section.
Mourning millinery is apart from these, and there
is also assigned to 1t separate fitting room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-21

A train of coal cars crashed against a
shifting engine last night about 10:15 o'clock
on the tracks of the B. & o. railroad near
the New York. avenue crossing. The end
Of the engine was demolished and w. H
Alternately. q railroad employee, was slightly
injured about the leg He refused hospital
treatment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-21

Here, in the green and oak salon, on the second
floor may be seen some of the prettiest hats that
have crossed the And vieing with Partisan
styles. creations Of our skilled artists.
under the direction of the exquisite taste of the
head Of the salon.
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High Luster
Fabrics.

Mohairs. soc. to $3.50 a yard.
Corded Mohair. soc. a yard.
Fancy Striped M0hatr. 81. 90 a I'd.
Sicilians. Soc. to SIPS a yard.
Mohair GRANTEES, I5c. to 81 Is a I'd.
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Misses Easter Hats exceedingly pretty.
One especially admirable is Of Leghorn, with
broad brm dropping a bandeau of bluet vel
vet. The crown is draped with silk run over
with bluets. and with their stems caught under
this silk. and branches outspreading over the
brim is a profusion Of bluet buds
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Tailor Suitings.

Scotch Mixtures. in two and three
toned colorings-grav. tan and blue
effects frightened with nubs Of white,
blue and red. 81 LOS and $3.50 yard.
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Another Partisan hat, from Marescot Souers Is
of Yeddo straw in two shades of blue, trimmed
with broad quilts. also in two tints of blue caught
with knots of deep blue ribbon end cut quill
shape and extending the mottled qnills, the
other end very long and passing the right of the
capshaped crown, and across the back, which fits
closely to the head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-21

costume hat Of straw. in the fashionable deep
rose tint. Is quite picture sque The is low.
with full soft bsEdeau of ribbon undernea tn.
The broad brim has the outer edge an open
space Of several inches In which runs a rose vine
o. Point de Venice. bunch of black cherries
forms the finishing garniture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-21

stylish, girlish hat consists of black chiffon, a
plated frill falling gracefully the edge
while underneath the brm to the left side is u
large cluster Of tea roses. Other elegant black
hats shown in lace and straw with appropriate
trimmings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-21
"SOadiers
of Fortune"

Richard Harding Davis fascinat-
ing novel, which has been dramatized
by Augustus Thomas, and will be
played at the National Theater, be-
ginning Monday night, has recently
been published in an edition illus
trated with photographs of the
scenes and characters in the play.
Those who expect to see the play
should read the book.
Price, $I.I5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-21

Flowers there are. also fruits. which counter
parts Of nature and garnitures in laces, feathers
and other ornamentations
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At &c. Each.

H0UsMAN, LAURENCE. Blind
Love. Beautifully printed from a
special type on hand made paper, at
the Cornhill Press. Boston, 1901; edit
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original board binding, about 80
pages. Publishers price, $1.25.
.'CHOIA." A New Divinity and
Other Stories. Cloth. 12mo, 1874 pages.
Publishers price, 75c.
GILL, WILFRED A. Edward Cra-
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TheOcrituk. Also with critical es-
Innate Of the soRnets Of the late
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I2mo, 200 pages. Publishers price.
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HOCKEY AND lacrosse. In the
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pages. Publishers price, T5e.
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An artistic new turban shape has the under
part Of the brim faced with rows of Maline In
one Of the higher violet shades. strapped with
violet velvet In deeper tint. The low crown is
covered with lace plateau. and well to the back
are branches Of green cherries with the stems
prominent
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very attractive toque. rolling high from the
face. has one-half of the front made of pale blue
shirred chiffon, and the upper half composed of
forget-me -nots and their foliage. The upper por-
tion Of the brim is Of chiffon fully shi1red and
the fiat crown is mass Of forget me not leaves
and flowers.
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IREAl ES Tai 5,klfI..
STATE s1r OF sourn CAROLINA, {
COUNTY 1Iss,s or IARLboRo.

y; ]: ' lttsTATE IA LANDS OF Miss 5E. sMlrH.. & s
ifTNDER and by virtue Of the no Wer i.
(, :. conferred upon me by ithe heirs at
law OF Miss Elizabeth Smith, r will sell
before the Court House door iii Bennstts
vile on the first Monday in December,
during legal sale hours 10 the highest
bidder Tor cash. all that certain piece.
parcel or tract OF land, situate in the
County. OF Marlboro in the State aioree
said. containing THREE HUNDRED
AND. NINETEEN ACRES, more 4 or
less, bounded by iands#of Mrs. Martha
Ann Quick, by, lands OF Edwin. Moore
and Levi Quick. by lands of Sam Davis
and. Miles Smith and by lands OF Dr..
M clean; this. being the tract of;land;
owned BY Miss Elizabeth Smith al
the time OF her death. and being the
same:set apart to hsr lin the partition 81
the estate lands OF her deaeased iatfer,
Herbert Smith. This sale being made
by a power OF, attorney given me by all
the heirs at law OF the said Elisab eth
Smith. Terms of sale cash. The pur,
chaser will receive good title 10 his
property and will be expected to crmpy
Immediately after the sale. Should he
not do SO the land will be resoid at his
risk. H. ~; - 30
Mrs SALLIE j. ADAMS,
In her own right aud as attorney
in fact. for the other heira,
Nov. 49,, 1908
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MOTlCEy 7

rs hereby given that under 40 order
l. from the Court Of Bankruptcy 1 am
authorized TO sell at private sale the fol
lowing land belonging To- the Estate Of
John Manning Bankrupt situate in Marl-
boro County, s. G. to Wit. 81
One tract known as the Galloway
Ppiace, on the road from Parnassu5,o5
- I, On. tract known as the Dunbar
Place containing 279 acres. 81 ~
one tract known as the "Bundy Place"
contaiaipg 60 acres. 4. IS
One tract known as the Everett
Place" on road from Cheraw to Marion
continuing 226 acres. AZ. e ass
y Persons wishing to buy can address mo
al Clio, s a., or III. Ii. Newton orr,
w Boucher, al Bennettsville, S. C.
JOHN CALHOUN,
Trustee.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County Of Marlboro-Court Com
mon Pleas.
WILLIAM SPEARS, silas sI. Spears. Hen.
ry B: Spears, Robert F: Spears, Lacilla
Z. Parish, Plaintiffs.
against
Alton D. Spears and Forest G.. Spears,
Defandonts,
4 N pursuance Of On order granita ~ RI
3 Honor Judge Ernest Gary, ut il -c.f...
bcrs in Darlington county, will oifa. FOR
sale at public outcry before the couyt honae
door in Benhettsville, S. O., on tle 5rs.
Monday in December all that cer,an Gsct
of land situate in Marlboro countg IL said
State containing TWENTY FIVE AGRT.s,
bounded by land of @. @. Quick, KIND ot
William Spears, and land of Robs,l f.
Spears, this being the same tract ,I laid
conveyed to William L. Spears, deceasad !,
by William Spears on the 18TH day Of Ds-.
eember, 1899, tho eame now being sold rs
estate land of snid William L. Spear. De
ceased, On the following terms, to wi
One half in cash at the time of sao,
and the balance on credit of one yeac,
secured by the bond Of the purchaser an,;
n mortgage of the premises or il purcheao.
prefers all the purchase price can bo patd
i'll cash Purchaser to be lot into INN
ato possession.
WILLIAM SPEARS, Trustee.
Nov. IL, 1903.
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CL LEsE2E!' !: $ s S e
STATE OF SO OUTH CAROLINA,
al County Of Mari boro-C Court Com.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
8 County Of Mari lboro-G Gourt: Co5inIi. 5iIi
mon Pleas 81
MARGARETs CIR OSLAN u 81 q m 8
Meyers. Kitty Grice, N Betty Tortey,
u. B. Molinurin, ohm T.. II .Laurirl..
and y 3. McLaurin, Plaintiffs, -
against 50 i. 4:
JOHN =. I MoLAU URIN !, Bessie Mol .au,
rim, Samuel Goodwin and Julius J !.
Lane as Administrator Of tho personal
estate OF, Bette 81 Bs,hea, Defend,ts
DURsUANT TO an order Of sale to me
u directed In the above entitled cause, I
will sell during legal sale hours to the
highest bidder before the Court House
door in Bennettsvilio, the following traot
OF land the property of the lato Bette a..
Bethca. to wit: Ali that certain piece, par.
Gel or traoe OF land situate in the County
OF Marlborough aud State aforesaid, con.
tanning THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
ACRES, more or less, and bounded by the
public road leading from Bennettsviile to
the town Of MoColi, by lands Of q. L. B
McColl, Mrs.. Frank Bethea, II. i. Mo-
intyre, by lands of the Sellers family and
by tho road leading from tho aforesaid
road 70 Red Bluff, it being the tract OF
land which in the partition of the estate
OF Thomas 81. Bethea was allotted to his
widow, Bette Il. Bethea. Should the
purchaser fail on day of sale promptly to
comply with his bid the lands on the same
day will be resold at his risk.
Terms Of sale, one half cash, balance
on credit Of II months secured by bond
OF the purchaser and mortgage Of the
premises. Purchaser to pay all cash if he
prefers. Purchaser TO pay for papers.
j. a. DRAKE.
Nov 1S, 1903. Clerk.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Marlboro Court of Com
mon Pleas.
John B Graham as Administrator of the
Personal Estate Of w. R. Graham, de-
ceased, and as heir at law Of said de.
cedcnt, Plaintiff.
against
julius Carlisle, Laura Carlisle, Manly
Curlislc, Willie Carlisle and Charlton
Carlisle. as heirs at law Of said deceased
and Z. B. Gibson, Defendants.
Complaint for account and Relief.
DY virtue Of Decrotal Order granted
~ 10 the above entitled action will
offer toT saic 10 the highest bidder, before
the Court House door in Bennettsville,
on the first Monday in December next,
the following described pieces, parcels or
tracts Of land, situate in the county OF
Marlboro in the State aforesaid. that is
TO say:
1. The "SAMPSON PLACE" con,
tanning DlG HTY ACRES, more or less,
bounded North by lands OF estate Of N. @.
Munree, East by lands Of James Wealth
eriord and a j. Matheson, and West by
Home Place" hereinafter mentioned and
lands Of j. 3. Graham.
9. "nOME PLACE. contaipiuc
One Hundred and Twenty Five Acres,
more or less. bounded on the North by
lands of the estate of N. @. Muuroe aud
lands Of Mrs Atkinson, East by lands OF
J. B. Graham and the Sampson Place.
hereinbefore mentioned South by lands
of ?. NJ. John and estate OF d. @ John,
and West by lands of estate of Sarah j.
Carlisle.
TERMS OF SALE-One Third CASH
balance payable in one and two years, in
equal installments, tho credit portion to
bear interest from the first day 0rJanu-
atN ne%ti payable aannaily and until fully
pa't and sycurat BY a bond Of tins pur-
l iHr unH gage Of The premises
4 'hel -ii4scl@no5 cotaply With the
Y .6fIr q st5iIiaHN su@aQnodt sl;s:ssGlSi4 ls.sGS,
~ iiieif ri;s. Purchaser 10 pay
lior "a laPnrs,
4 pRAKG olxIin.
l''Na htisSR.ie, y A Npy l6i 1903.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-11-27
PLEASE Remember
that Hamilton sells goods at
a very close per cent the
quantity is what he iigurey
for.

Nothing gives as large returns in
proportion 10 space covered and labor
expended ns we'll kept strawberry
bed planted in really choice varieties.
Let all in need Of plants read nd of
Continental Plant Co., in this issue.
They offer also all kinds fruit tree.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-11-27
a Love Letter.

Would not interest you if you're looking
for guaranteed salve foo Sores, Burns
or Piles Otto Dodd, of Ponder, Mo
writes: ~ suffered with an ugly sore for
year, but box OF Bucklen'a Arnica Salve
cured me It's the beat aalve on earth.
2sc at J T Douglas s. Bro Drug store.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-11-27
Are You Afflicted 2

ULCEnINA is absolutely guaranteed
to cure Ulcers, Ringworms, Eczema,
Itch, Sores and chronic skin diseases.
Send 80 cents and get package by
mail. Manufactured and sold by
r. G. DOZIER, M. D. ,
Lumberton, N. G. /.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-11-27

n y0INCE or DISNII. lSt4E
l:sT .ENHN G litlrr4s}} tjissIA II
E.,SH' ~ E,iN(! this day Gled in thouGitc'
tslslg al tho Proba,a Judge Of Marlboro
county ny inpl return ~ AdpI,i.iYatn,i
ot John G.. dubtard, DECEASED, &oti.o Isl
Aereby 'givcn tliat iwili tpply to saii
Judge OF Probate ~ the o DAY u, Ue-
cember 1908 for Letters Dismissory us
such Administrator.
j. B. .HUESTESS,
Nov. 2. 1908. Administrator.