davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-28
PEN AND sCIssoRGRAPRs

DR.. Van Hoffman Of Sumter
shot himself Monday about noon
and died soon after. No cause
known.
Edward Kelly, who killed Hem
ry Bradshaw in Darlington Oct
8, was granted bail by Judge AL
4drich at Choraw last Thursday.
The amount Of bail was fixed at
$4,000.
The Democrat has no patience
with the wild criticisms Of Gov
ernor Hayward in committing the
sentence OF Hoyt Hayes. We be-
liove he was right. The doubts
nre not sufficient for pardon, and
imprisonment for life is Il humane
sense of justice. We are proud of
our Governor.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-28
The Election.

Thcao conditions determine the trouble
The cure il ccItnin--n good thorough
course of Dr. Kirg's Blood and Liver Pills
(thcy purify the blood ard cncr8izo tho
livu) III as n spring house cleaning
thoroughly rcnovntcs and cleans tho sys-
tenn and if followed by DR.. Kings SGrsa"
pnrila you are ready for tho wear of sum-
.ner work and fitted for 1t. Tho prico Of
these best of all Pills is 25c. There nrc
memo 90 good as kings
Get from Btnnottsvillc Pharmacy.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-28
VALUABLE LAND F0R SALE

'iler Tor sale my iarm situated about
nile north OF Red Springs. N. G
inning 1872 acres-abou, Is acres
cd. There is very good room
ling house on the premises. For
ncr particulars. please wiitc TO me
1T Lumberton, y. &. Persons desiring
to look over this lard can do SO by mas
king application to Mr.. J, Purcell. Red
Springs also otter for sale two build
ing lots in The Town OF Red Springs.
containing halt acre each.
\. ". Mcl4EAN.
Oct q, 1904 iumbcrton, \. G.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-28
FROM KoLLoCK.

Mr.. Editor-As 1 have not seen
anything from these parts tor some
time will give you Jew dots. Cotton
picking will soon he over-short crop
this year
Miss Lucy Pegues is back from
Flat Rock, N. c., where shc has been
on visit.
Messrs II. r., P. b, and S. G. Pc
gues arc back ut Charleston to resume
their studies at portcr's Military
Academy.
Among those at Columbia this week
arc Mai II NJ and o Nj Pegucs, NJ:
Il w Pegucs and wife. Miss Carrie
X Puesues, Mr. T p 3 Pcgues, and
wife, Miss Lucy Pcgucs, and Mr.. W..
B Peg es.
Misses Mag aud Olpicr Mocrc will
leave "Wednesday night to take III the
Worlds Fair al s. .ouis.
" MIR. T y Lashcy aud little sor
George Dewey, were i'll Raleigh last
week taking in the Fair.
Miss Mary pcsuca Is visiting Mrs.
J Z Smith at iIartsYille this week
Miss Nancy Pcguos is attending
school at Rockingham.
Mrs " G Leak OF Rockingham who
has been on 4 visit to her sister Mis-.
+ p Is Pegucs, has returned home
MIR. T w Davis who was our clever
r r agent here for quite awhile, has
resigned and located i'll Raleigh. We
regret TO lose Mr. and Mrs Davis He
is succeeded by Mr. = w Smith OF
Blundy, g, who seems to be al cx-
ccllent gentleman and has a very
clever wife.
Mrs James Macarthur and children
who have been on visit 10 her sister
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-28
A. b. l9oi.

a. d. l9oi.
Polls at each vo,iag p'aca will b. opor
ed ~, seven o ciotk =. m aul close $ 70,
p'c,ock y III.
The .o!owing named persons
been ap9n,ntcd ManagelS Of Elcc or /!
Stale AMI Couo,y Olll;ers, to wit
Adamav.l!e,-La Adams. Archie III.
oc, Porter Fletcher.
Beanettsvlle-T L Mcliae, TN ~!
r Il Crcslanl,
Brishtayillo "A 0 rueI, E ] Lilpa.
Odom.
Eeownsvilc-J f Allen, f lgar la,
II Il Brigman
Clio IL G Hcrrug, Alonzo McLe oi.
] Covington.
IIa,roa-J McKinnon, DIE o.
Il Clark.
Kalo''ks-w Pssuea, Frank o.
L Langley.
hloColl-simcon McLaurin, Giichr
Tntum, jeff D Morrison.
Joo Qnic!s's y Roads---J D stant.p
D Grant, q a Brown.
Red Hill -Lano Napier, Ell. Won tho-.
Il It jackson.
Tatnm-L Luther C Stanton, c TT o.
L ID Manahip.
On the iay of election the Man
must oTeaaiZi ~ tbs election nfa c
mar an! C!cl!; i. ncec ,sary. The d.
man o.cutod i; empowered 10 admit
oaths
The iianaccrs have The power
ANY v!iaan,ey' aud ii'opna Of the Man
attend, tho citi2.ns can appoint
among tlic qualified voters he Mann
";hn after bsins sg9n, can c1nlu,
cletiion
Attic close Of The election the III
G.rs acd Clerk r.rst lroc,cd pnbii X
open The ballot baZe: nni caunt th +
los therein, and .1n,inu. withou
jnurnmcn' until The same is CONN!
ana maNc .in,nm2u; Of tn. ra.ul,
cath oi.',m el ar elel ainan!me.
ths Cnns;ig.o ani iga ia. sama.
Within t1Ea4 days daeraa!ier.
Chsiruan cl'ehc Boa,i. Or soma m,
Si.aa'el hy tha BpAl. must ,n,iv
he Commissioners, of II ,e:i3o tI,n
IL !, The boxes containing The ballots
w'it'rh statements OF the resu!, Of
election.
One oith2 al',vc named Manager
each y. eiDei !Gi4t cli up,n the B
.. Co.um!,,ioGar+, 81 the Court II /.
Nov :, ilOi 10 receive ballot boxes,
l!S'S and instructions and TO qra!i!y.
" B DRAKE.
1 I T ,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-28
* JOINT RESOLUTION Pre-
Amend Section I. Article VI
Constitution, Relating, to \
''oh!2i Ind05;CdncsS

-'''i'N't i'iLSi'tCAtlis
S2a;ion !, BE il resolved By Il
Il Assem- " oftha S'r;e Of 81
lina. '!a, The following a,nc,a
Scc;ion :. Article VIII of the
ticn. be aSrcei to: .All rs tn, g.
OF The following wo d: Provided
That the Lini,a'iArs Imposed
Section and by Section ). Artit
tbs Con.titntion. siiall not aDpl,
cd Indebtedness iuclrr.i by 4!
Grocnviii3. b., SAID city ci' G. .,cc,
Increase ~ horln,! inda5:ndnc
ul.nncr r.avi'iad i, said Sac.ic
.A:.'c'c &c an amount not exceed
ny r9'i!. oE,!:2 .!':2 Jr;ii3 tax.
"riS therein. wAcr2 ;lc p.oe,eG
HoniS are aar;,oj solely to th.
o' pa-l in,i h'oducsS, to cxra
liabilities Insured N 10 be iAcnr
improvements oi' s:raa;s ana!
.u" ilr provi;!iaG sewerage loe
~ Any part thereof !nr plroh
tab!lsh!ng, owning or oi,ara,i.
"o:ks or electric light plan,5.
Sec > i;ut The question Of
;his amendment slilii ,;e submit!
ncNt general election 10 the q
tp.low,; Those IN i;Yar o; th
inert shall deposit y ha!la, vi.
Loving words plainly pri.'ol E.
thereon: Ton stations. alac
Section seven, %! Article eiy
Constitution, relating to the i
corporations and police reguIa,i
Those opposod 70 sail amend
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-28
Approved he llth day OF
A. ID. 1901.
a JOINT RESOLUTION

a JOINT RESOLUTION Il AHA
tho Constitution SO as to Perm
General Assembly to Emo Lncs! q
Special laws on tile Suhiac, of inyi
Out, Opening. Altering. an Wn>si
Roads and Highways, and ~ t,,
Ago at Which Citizens Sh;t bs $a
ject 20 Road or O.her Public Du.4
Section |. 30 i. Resolved h. ,he Is,
eral Assembly oi' TIC State oa S.u
Carolina. That he following ai,nfdin.
TO the Constitution lie agrcc 10.
'ha. the lmn questions involve3 in 1,
amendment i,: submitted SC, or.ei,
'hn next genera, election to !he oa to
qualified u vote for mcmber, 1f /
House of Representatives viz: ttet VI
shall be added TO the Constitution
fntlowing additional Article. H. ts nu
bcrcd property in the consccr'igc ors
Of It's adoption, to be designate! y. ~
t'c!c of@Amcnlments to IL, t'sa.
tuition. whish shall read as fol
Article Of Amcudmpa,,, 3 /
Constitution "
Seciion |, The General Asso.iyiy
this State may enact local or 81 iet n
concerning tha laying out. opcning ai;.
ing or working roads or hishNle b
.ncerning the providing for tna age
which citizens shall be suhjcc a. y.
duty, and concerning ,:rainaGe.
See ,. That Subdivision RI ana
division IN Of Section 81, ofA .e!e
OF the Constitution. are hereby rsrctla,
Approved the lS.h day Of -bru
a. u. 1901.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-28
Some Fine Cotton.

Mr.. VIM Spears Of Hebron
brought to town Tuesday samples
OF his improved Texas Wood cot
ton. His care and attention has
given him seed that yield him
42! lbs of lint from 100 pounds Of
seed. 1t is n ivc.lock boil cotton,
easy to pick and will be popular
among farmers.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-28
Oct "a, 0.i

= "Do you think your father would oh.
ject to your marrying me?
She-''If ho thinks as ] do he certain
ly would; and, if you don't get Kings Cat
nrrh Cure, and take it for bad breath,
you've got to sit farther away"
No man hns nn excuse for Bad Breath
whom Bcnncttsvllc Drug Co sells posi-
tive ecure-guaranteed, for 81 90.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-28

the end of tho Sos on. occu 1oe ia 0e6
after which the said sessions -oalii4 hold
at At ,llc same time aid ilacc5hienoi Il
Those opposed TO said anon 'nsn.
shall cast q ballot with tho t1li5Sirg
words plainly printed or written thc-con:
"Coustilu'ion'l amendment 70 Scc,ion Q
of Article III o?tho State Cons ia,;o,i.
adding after the word place ~ .;.1 ton
o.. saio Section the words 'nnui t'eend
OF the session oscu:ir, in lq33 p'ses
which the said session, shni bo II d At
the same time nnd place biannia
A. ID loot
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-28
lie Knows IioM.

II. II. Barber, a large cotton planter
Of South Carolina said: "For ten years |
suffered with severe headache regular
splitting, unftting Inc Tor business nnd
putting nc in bed. I find only Lees HcHd .
ache and Neuralgia Remedy never fails to
cure me promp H." 4 scientific cure.
Sold by Benncttsgilio Pharmacy.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-28
SHERIFF SALES.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County Of Marlboro Cour, .! Cons
mon Pleas
d. ID. McCOhL. Plaintiff,
against
Sd. Mcinnis, as Administrator, aud
others Defendants.

Z n obedience to an order OF Foreclosure
8 and Sale in the above stated case,
signed by the Honorable Il Q Purdy,
Presiding Judge. dated June nth. 1901.
| wi!l sell at public outcry 70 me highest
bidder Tor cash, before the Court House
door OF Marlboro county on the FIRST
MONDAY OF November next, the fol.
lowing described real estate. to wit:
All that certain piece. parcel. or tract
OF land situate. lying and being in the
County OF Marlboro State OF South Caro-
lima. containing Three ilundrc; and lei,
acres, bounded on the North by lands
formerly belonging to Harric, Odom; on
the East and South by lands formerly
Owned by O. b Pate; on the West by
NAKED Creek. being the same whercon
II. X Odon resided at the time of his
deat'.; the same being conveyed TO him
by C. p. Townsend. Commissioner in
Equity by deed dated November 2nd
lS6$, recorded in Book "B" page GOO in
he. ster's Office at Benncttsville, s. G..
less sixty acres heretofore sold OH oil the
same under the above proceedings. Only
SO much OF the said track will be sold
as will pay and discharge the mortgage
debt and interest OF j. +. McNair and
all the costs and disbursements provided
Ior by said order-the part to be sold
VIII be cut oil by surveyor and plat ex~
hibited on the day of sale.
j. b. GREEN, $. NJ. G.
Bcnncttsville, S. c., Oct. 10, 1904.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-28
What is the size of your Matl.

When you've been with tho boys al
night and have dark brown taste nnd
your head feels too big for your hat, call
at Beanettsvillo Pharmacy and got LOG,
package Captura. 1t will make your hat
fit better. Convenient to carry in the
pocket The genuine has ramc Gurwcll Il
Dunn Go.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-28

Gao" renoercd to tho British Viceroy dur
ing thc Durbar Mt Delhi, India, and tho
sec9nd representing tho heroes of oil our
victorious ware, with tho uniforms and
'0'.'pmcnts apportaining to each
Ihfse are merely glmpsea, but sufficient
To suggest rare and abundant entertain
mont for all. Will be in Rcnncti syillc
Saturday November I2th.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-28
NOVELTY
nufactl1ring Works

1iiiiE 8usioess recently known rs the
Y tJtiO NOVELTY MANUFCrU-
btht 20, will hereafter be known as
lliil IIIO NOVELTY MANUFAC-
it'tttNli WORKS, with +. III. IVEY
oi owner and director.
ihc attest improved wood working
m1.p'nHl. nrc being placed for doing all
EiTdi o Novelty work for builders use at
living orices.
Mr =. A. Hodges is agent at Bcnnotts
vilo aud will take your orders.
I9i IS, 1908.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-28

and family will in few days move f.
Virginia We regret 10 lose Mr.. Frost
and family. lie has sold out his big
saw mill and planning outfit to Hick
don Lumber Co, Of Lynchburg, Va.
Jack Frost this morning the first Of
the season.
Oct "a, Oh. REN.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-10-28

1e5- Pipes and Smokers Suppli "a
endless variety can be found at !
Douglas Drug Storo.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-06-09
FIRST CAR OF BUTTER.

The first Car of butter shipped
from the Jamestown creamery to the
J. 3. Agen Co., at Seattle went out
today. Its value was about $4,000,
and the car contained about 500 tubs.
It is expected that the creamery will
ship at least two cars a week during
the season which will mean a pay
ment to farmers within a radius of
seventy-five miles of between IS, 200
and $4,000 week. The butter is
collected from the smaller creameries
shipped into this creamery, repacked
and sent out to the coast along with
the surplus from this creamery.
There is demand for all the butter
that can be made and a good deal of
it goes to the Klondyke trade. This
is all new business, developed within
the last II months, and speaks well
for the growth OF the butter making
in this locality.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-06-09
STATE FAIR.

The North Dakota State Fair at
Mandan which will be held Septem.
Der 27, % and 20, 1904 will be larger
than ever. Each year has witnessed
a steady growth in both exhibits of
all descriptions and in point of atten-
dance. The rapid strides this state
is making in coming to the front as
an agricultural and stock growing
country has attracted many new set
tiers and the exhibits when vie wed
at the fair always cause expressions
of surprise from those who are not
acQuainted.with our..1esources, and it
is the dpty of every loyal citizen to
help the State Fair management each
year in trying to surpass the previous
in bringing about credita BILE exhi-
bition for this state. The officers
this year are securing attractions to
amuse as well and the grounds are
already being used as training quar-
tiers for several speedy horses.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-06-09
THE CROP CONDITIONS
THE WEEKLY SUMMARY OF
THE CROP CONDITIONS
THROUGHOUTT THE STA TIE AS
ISSUED BY THE ND. SECTION,
WEATHER AND CROP SER
VICE.

The fore part o. the past week was
cool and cloudy, followed Friday and
Saturday by good rain, which fell
over nearly all sections, and which
will be of great benefit to all grow
ing crops, as it was needed on high
lands especially. Late sown grain
will be most benefited as the ground
has been too hard and dry for the
seed to germinate.
Wheat is report ed generally as
looking fine. the early sown being
from three to four inches high, and
owing to the previous cool weather
has stooled well. On some low land
where the ground was TOO wet at time
of seeding, it is somewhat yellow
and spotted. Corn planting is still
progressing but nearing completion
The cool weather has retarded its
growth considerably and warmth
and sunshine are now necessary for
its advancement. Seeding of oats,
millet and barley is not yet finished
and fax seeding is general. Some
potatoes are being planted, although
rather late.
The grass crop is reported as being
in fine condition, and where it had
been somewhat backward, the recent
rains will cause it to make rapid
growth, and the prospects are for a
good yield.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-06-09
NO NEW UNIFORMS.

Washington, June s An order oil
rgeat Importance to the militia ol
Minnesota, North and South Oak.
ota, Wisconsin and Iowa, was issued
today by the quartermaster general Of
the army. The order sets forth that
the war department will not issue
new regulation uniforms to the above
militia until their present supply OF
old uniforms is exhausted.
The records Of the department
show that these states have on hand
nearly 1925, 900 worth of uniforms
which must be used up. This an
nouncement will be great disap
pointment to members of the ma
tional guard who had anticipated
that they would be fitted out with
the latest olive drab uniforms for
their coming annual encampment.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-06-09
"PINCHED."

a wire was received in the city to
look out for man who had borrowed
wheel at Cleveland to try it before
buying and had failed to return. He
was pickedup here Tuesday afternoon
with the aid of the Western Union
operator who apprehended the man.
The wheel and the man are in the
''jug" now and when questioned the
latter said that ne had taken the
wheel to try before purchasing and
got out in the country wien it occur
red to him to make trip 70 James
town and back. The authorities are
enroute here to take the man and
wheel back. The wheel belongs to
a man named Kielbauch.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-06-09
THEY LIKE JUD,

Walhalla Pioneer: Those political
critics who reioiced so much over the
"downfall and the ''death' of the
Sycamore Of the Pembinas at the late
session of the legislature were not
prepared for the ovation that await
ed him as he took tie platform at
Fargo last week. Judging from
their expression of good will Mr..
LaMoure has plenty of friends
among the people yet. Whatever
was pre-arranged, this certainly, was
not part Of the program, but came
from the people themselves from
every part of the state.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-06-09

cedar closet for furs gives out an
aromatic odor on inspection. There
are speaking tubes electric bells and
dumb b waiter connecting the base
ment and lower rooms with the upper
stories. The bath room is equipped
with shower and all modern furni-
true. There are six rooms on, the
second floor including a sewing room.
The third floor contains the ser
wants rooms trunk and storage
closets and large billiard hall and
amusement room, whose walls are
covered with pictures of an appro-
pirate sort.
The basement contains a fruit and
vegetable cellar, the heating plant
for hot water cistern and well; also
a complete laundry with stone tubs
and range.
The front part OF the high base
ment is finished into dancing hall
SOx4O feet in size. with hard wood
floor and is favorite resort for the
yoIng people on occasions when they
enjoy the hospitality of the household.
A piano and pionola are at hand for
musical purposes.
The house is equipped with elecrtlc
as we'll as gas fixtures. In fact moth
ing has been 0mitteo that car add to
the convenience of every occupant.
A large ice house is built in the
rear of the house and the barn con.
tains two automobiles in:frequent use.
The residence is one in which the
owner as well as every resident ol
the town or county can take just
pride.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-06-09
THAT COLLEGE EXgu Es.DNy


There is yet a considera bis. aea ealber
Of vacancies to be filed on .;aee list Of
names for The AgriCultuna!3 college
excursion tor farmers Of this county,
All parts OF Lbe county should be re-
presented. 1t is a good chance foE1
farmers to see some Of the improved 4
methods Of farming and to learn q u
trick or two in connect ion with the :
business. The excursion will starts
the 18th of July unless otlara iser.
stated ard further particulars will be-
announced. As stated in last weeks
Alert all who desire 20 attend shoulGG
send word to this office as soon as,
possible and the names will be fileof5
in order received, and notices sent.
Ladies can also attend.
The first excursion will start FROM
Medida Sunday evening, at $50 on
July 18th, and will take excursionistss
from the western part of the county
and from other towns on the main.
line. The second excu rsion will leave I
jamestown Tuesday July l9, at 5:45
p. m. The railroad company will re-
uuire Identification checks of each,
person entitled to 60 on presentation,
CT which, to the depot agents, the
ticket for the round trip will be sold
at sl25 for each ticket. No tickets
will be sent to stations without
agents.
In order that there be no confusion
or misunderstanding, all who intend
to apply for the privilege OF the ex--
cursion should do so at once, as the
list must be made up soon.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-06-09
NUMBER a.

gentle side that prompts the assist
ance and cheering on to greater effort
of children and which conduceS to-
bring out in men the sweetness OF
the women
"1hen let me suggest that the,
motive which has brought you here
tonight is your desire that this on
coming generation may avoid some
Of the trials and hardships through
which you have passed..
The class then adjourned with
their friends to Mrs. Harrington's
parlors where the alumni rendered
them a reception. Here were await
ing them hearty hand clasps and the
good wishes for future success.
While the above was going on some
of the boys got together and little
informal hop was quickly arranged
for and pleasantly carried out the
dancing continuing till about one
thirty. The entire evening, Of exer-
cses wherein the class acquitted
themselves so well, the reception
and dancing was all of the most
pleasant and will no doubt be long
remembered by the class as SUCH.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1904-06-09

..SEVETNY-FIVE CREAMERIES.
Bismarck Tribune: There are
seyenty-fye creameries in North
Dakota with a score of others in
process of organization. Morton
county leads with 8, Cass comes sec
ond with !, Sargent third with s..
LaMoure and Wells with 4 each,
Richland, Ransom, Barnes and Stuts-
man each, Oliver, Dickey, Foster.
Benson, Ramsey. Grand Forks.
Steele, Grigggs, Kidder, Mclean and
McHenry each have 2. Mercer. STARK,
e ddy. Walsh, Pembina, Trail}, Bot
tineau. Emmons and Billings each
have |. There are five cheese fac
tories, as follows:
Harmon-Square Butte Cheese.
Factory.
Cordes-spring Brook Cheese Fac
tory.
Monango-M Monango Dairy Associa-
tion
Fullerton Fullerton Dairy Associa--
tiOu.
Rolla-James Hunt.
The dairy organizations are:
r. J. Turner, commissioner Of
agriculture, Bismarck, ex-offico dairy
commissioner: F. E. Kaufman.
assistant da Try comm issioner. Fargo.
The North Dakota Dairymen'ss
Association-F. L'eutz. PRESIDENT
Hebron; John Powers, vice president.
Havana; E. e. Kaufman, secretary. !.
Fargo: Fl y. Thomas, treasurer !.
Oberon: directors, Z. F. Flint. New ;
Salem; E. f. Soule, Cogswell: NJ
D. Williams, jamestown.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-01-12

When the Sam T. Jack theatrical
company was in Canton the members
of that organization decided to have
their pictures taken in full stage cos
tune and they repaired to one of the
local galleries for that purpose. They
wore long cloaks, which were discard
ed in the gallery, disclosing lot of
actresses in becoming tights.
While the crowd was getting ready
for sitting, a middle-aged country
man and his wife dropped into the gal
lery. They wanted to be photo
graphed also The wife sat down in
one of the chairs entirely oblivious
to the gay throng behind the screen.
Not so the husband He was snoop-
ing around and soon got sight of the
attractive creatures. The old gentle
man was up to snuff and knew fine
figures when he saw them. He went