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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-16
DEL EXTREME OR|ENTE
ALGO MAS SOBRE
Ell "KNIGH COMMANDER"

Nuestros lectores ha bran lefdo los
anteriores artfculos que preparamos
references a la captura del "Malacca"
y del Knight Commander, por buques
rusos, y segura mente desearan conocer
los resultados que han tenido las notas
pasadas por osIsecretarios de relaciones
exteriores de lngla terra y Russia sobre
dichoS asuntos.
Por 10 tanto, continuation inserta-
mos algunos detalles que contienen en-
su information los lltimos peri6dicos
llegados por el "Filadelha"
En- la tarde del 2S de Julio liltimo
Sc dieron instrucciones al Embajador
ingles en- San Petersburgo, Sir Charles
Handrige, para que p1otes ase contra
el handimiento del vapor knight
Commander, cerca de la costa de Co.
rea, y exigiese satisfaction por el he
cho, saludo a la bandera inglesa e in
dennizacion los duenos del vapor.
Ademas Sc exigian garantfas de que
en- 10 futuro no Sc repetirian estos he'd
chos. Y en- la mahana del 2S lego a
Londres la contestaci6n Ia nota dc
protesta. Ell emba ajador ruso en- Lon
dres, conde de Benckendoff, visit6 al
ministro de Estado, marques de Lans.
downe, y le manifesto que Russia esta-
ba deseosa y pronta d reparar cuales-
quiera daflos injustos que hiciese; pero
que antes de resolver sobre el case del
"Knight Commander, era menester
recibir el inferme del Jefe de la es
cuadrilla de Vladivostock. Lord Lans.
downe contesto Mr. Benckendorf fl
que no tenfa deseos de apremiar indie
bidamente ell asunto, y prometi6 espe
rar en- un plazo razonable.
Tambien el mismo dia ell primer
ministro Balfour en- la Camara de los
Comunes, y lord Lansdowne en- la de
los Lores, expusieron los particulares
de la situacion, manifestando confan-
"a en- Ell eSpiritu conciliador de Russia
que, segdn Mr. Balfour habfa prometi
do retirar la hota voluntaria del Mar
Rojo, y no emplear para fines de que
rra buques salidos por el estrecho dc
los Dardanelos. En- este insistia par
ticularmente Mr.. Balfour, teniendo er
cuenta las obligaciones de Inglaterra
como aliada del Jap6n. :.
Estas declaraciones y la de que e
lvapor "Malacca" habia sido soltadt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-16
EStadlStiCa
de Sanidad

La Junta Superior de Sandal ha
preparado Ia sig,1iente estadistica con
los datos que le ha proporcionado Ell
senor Official de Sanidad de San Juan,
y correspondence a la semana que
expire el dfa IA del actual.
Anemia /. tuberculosis pulmonar 6,
tuberculosis general 1, tetano trauma-
tico I, tetano infantil I, pdstu1a malig-
ma 2, eclampsia 1, hemorragia cere-
bral I, insufciencia cardiaca I, insu-
ficiencia aortica ], infection colibacilar
del aparato digestive I, disenteria Gro
MICA I, nefritis 2, cancer del ntero l.,
ly l envecamiento.
Clasihcado por tipo: enfermedades
generates 9, intermediates del siste-
ma nervioso ). Intermediates del sis
tema circulatorio 2, Intermediates del
sistema genito urinario 8, infancia /,
vio1encia I.
Clasihcado por edad: de menos de
IN af1o a, de uno cuatro inclusive I,
de cinco a cincuenta y nueve inclusi-
We IS, de sesenta en- adelante 5.
Clasifcado casos de Intermediates
|contagiosas: Bajo .ratamiento I, vario-
loide ninguno, muertos 1, P1stula ma.
ligna ninguno.
Sumario: ntimero de defunciones 23,
blancos 70, de cclor 7. Total Is.
Nacimientos: varoneS blancos 8, de
color 8. Total II.
Hembras blancas 2, de color g. to-
tails.
Nacimientos muertos: ningunos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-16
Fl CentenariO de
la S0C1edad Bihiica

La Sociedad Biblica de L6ndres ha
celebrads recientemente el cent6simo
aniversario de su fundacion.
Fue creada en- 1904, con objeto de
traducir la Bib1ia q todos los idiomas y
difundirla por el mundo.
Esta socledad imprime y distribuye
en- la actualidad cinco millones de Bi-
blia por af1o.
Desde e1 dia de su creacion ha dis
tribuldo $50 millcnes de Biblias, i'm
presas en- $40 idiomas diferentes.
Algunas de las traduccioneS Sc hi
Sieron con enorme dificul tad y costa
de fantasticas sumas.
Por ejemplo, la version que llevo a
cabo mister Henry Mott en- idiojna ta-
hitiano le ocup6 cuarenta amos.
La traduccion china, hecha por el
doctor Morrison, costo 10000 pesetas.
En- tempo de guerra la Sociedad
B1b1ica redobla su actividad.
Durante la guerra del Transvaal hi
20 distribuir ent1e los soldados ingle-
ses beers millares de libros, encua-
dernados, idetalle curioso!, en- tela de
"khaki".
La campala del Extreme Oriente
no ha cogido desprevsnida la Socie-
dad, que Sc ha apresurado enviar al
teatro de la guerra medic million de
Biblias en- ruso y japones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-16
En- ell Casino ESpa1Ol

| La "jarsns" qued6 esplendida, Fuf
IN derroche de animacion y de ale
sr1a.
Cada dia es de no.ar como aumenta
el entusiaszno de nueStra iuventud
Ehscia el Casino EspafIol.
Estaba anoche, en- el simpatico cen
tro 10 mas granada y distinguido de
nuestra sociedad.
Bellas y esp1ritualss mujeres lueisn
sus encantos en- aquel marco de lug y
de flores; y la mdsica, manera de
esa brisa que niece los tallos como en-
un co1umpio rlttnico, fue impregnan-
90 los aires de cadencias y de murmn-
Hos suaves y acariciadores.
La mt1sica tropical con sus destna-
yos encantadores hizo ondular los ta-
lies Gexibles y las cabezas divinamen-
te belias en- un acompasado deslizar
de 6guras suprahumanas que parecen,
cuande la DANA las anima, que pasan
por TN egpacio intermedio entire el
cielo la terra. Mas ba1o cue aquel,
para que podamos adnirarlas; mas
alto que esta para no hollarse los pies
blanqu1simes y casi impercep:ibles.
MuchaS veces, frente a I'm salon de
bale, he pensado 20 que es prodigio-
SO, que es milagroso el equiljbrio de
nuestras mujeres, de las que huhiese
tenido que decir Ell poeta a no haberlo
dicho va de las andaluzas, que bien
podrian ocultar sus pies en- el caliz de
una rosa.
Ahora hay que esperar hasta el do
mingo. Que largos son a veces siete
dlas
Esscus SGnche>.~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-16
Los bioneS de Ia IgleSia

Ell Presidente de la Liga de Propie-
tarios Sc ha dirigido nuevamente al
Honorable gobernador civil insistien
do en- que sea el Attorney General
quien represeMte al pueblo de Puerto
Rico en- el pleito con la Iglesia Cato
lica, que Sc abra TN concurso para
obtener asi una rebaja de importan-
cia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-16
MunOZ Morales

Ell distinguido escritor sefior Mufloz
Morales, ha llegado anoche a San
Juan acompaf1ando un hijo suyO que
embarco hey para los Estados Unidos
El sefIor Muf1oz Morales saldra hoy
mismo para Guyana.
Lleve feliz viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-16
Ell licenciado Quinones

El sefior don Ramon Ouifiones de
Mayagiiez, nos participa que ma abier-
to su bufete de abogado en- Mayagiiez
undo al del sef1or de Diego.
Al mismo tempo tiene la cortes1a
de ofrecernO SuS ServicioS.
Muchas graciaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-16
1EI 1858

Nos participa el Subprior de la v.
O., don B. Torres, que ell n1mero agra
ciado con ell regalo de la asociacion fue
Ell 1858.
Oueda complacido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-08-16
Dom Antonio SuHiweres

Procedente de Cayey lego anoche
a San Juan nuestro distinguido amigo
el Licenciado Suliveres, de Arecibo
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22
Dr.. Mcintyre Promoted.

The Il Anse, Mich. Sentenial
has the following to say con-
cerning the promotion of DR..
Douglas Mcintyre, son of Col
r. G. Mcintyre Of Bennettsville:
''Last Sunday DR.. Douglas
Mcintyre received notice from
Department OF the Interior of
his transfer to Colville, Wash, /,
where he will act as physician
and sanitary Inspector of the
government school at that place.
Dr.. Mcintyre has been in u Anse
Just a year, and during that
time lie has won the confidence
and respect of all who have
come in contact with him, and
his promotion shows that he
has also won the esteem of his
superiors in the conduct of the
affairs Of the agency. DR.. Nc
Intyre will leave for Washing
ton about the first of April, and
while the community will regret
to lose him as citizen, all join
i'll wishing him success in his
new field Of labor.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22
NOTICE.

The Presidents of the various Demo
cratic Clubs of Marlboro County are
hereby requested to call together their
respective clubs at their usual place
Of meeting, on Saturday April 23
1904 pext, at such hour of the day
that they may decids best, for the pur.
pose ofraorganizipg the clubs for the
coming election, also TO elect one mem
ber of tho county executive committee,
also to elect delegates to the County
Convention to meet in Bennettsville,
5. q, May End, 1904 at II o'clock
NJ. The representation to be one dele
gate frr eech twenty-five members
or majority fraction thereof.
The representation to be on the
basia d the cub rolls.
A county convention is hereby
Called 70 meet in the Court House in
Bonnetts vile, s. c., on Monday May
pod, 1904, at II o'clock a. M, for the
purpos- Of 'electing a county Chair.
man, member OF the State Execu-
ave Committee and eight delegates to
the State Convention to be held il
Columbia, S. g., on May 1S.h, 1904
at J ? o clock noon, and for such otter
busl;icss as may ,me before it.
ly rider of Executive Committee
@ S. MCCALL,
Arl !, 1904 County Chairman
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22
Do Not Be Selfish.
Chesterfield Advertiser,

Judge j. III Hudson in address
ing the mems Club of the Presby-
terian church at Bennettsville on
the 23rd, among other things said:
owe cannot too zealously cult
vate the social side Of humanity.
We need waking up in our So
cial relations. Our homes are al
most the homes ofhermits. We do
not visit and ningle with each
other as we should"
1t is lamentable fact that we
all are getting too selfish, we do not
think about and strive for. each
others pleasure and happiness as
much as we ought to. The first
thing we want to know, when ask
ed to take part i'll any undertaking
is will it pay us. We are not APP
to think of the pleasure that Others
may derive from it at all. Wher
a man lives this life alone for self
at the end it will be riserabl,
failure. No one should be conten
to live so that the world will be IL,
better by his having lived in it,"
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22
The Guards Inspected.

The inspection and reception OF
the Bennettsville Guards into the
State Militia came off last Friday
afternoon, Sth, at 4.3O o'clock.
Col. Henry L. Thompson of Col
umbia acting for Gen Frost and
Capt Alfred M. Hunter of the u.
5. A., arrived on the noon train
from Cheraw and were met at the
depot by Capt Dan Pate, of the
Guards, and escorted to the Hotel
Marlboro.
Promptly at 1.3O o'clock AZ of
the 90 members Of the company
were in line on the north side Of
the public square where the inspec-
ton took place. The company
dressed in their handsome tan suits
Of the U. S. A., presented fine ap-
pcarance. The inspection was con-
Quoted by Col. Thompson and the
reception BY Captain Hunter. The
company stood the test admirably,
being only few weeks old, and
won the hearty admiration of the
inspecting officers.
The occasion called forth a hearty
response on the part of the people
OF our town-merchants, ladies,
and all turned out to honor
the boys. The only thing lacking
now is a fife and drum.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22
Josh Billings. OH Marriage.

by awl means, Joe, get married, if
you hev a fair show. Don't stand shiv
ering on the bank, but pitch rite il,
and stick your. head under and shivcr
it out. Thar amt any more trick
IN getting married than thar is in
eating peanuts. Many Il man has
stood shivering OH the shore until
the river has run clean out. Don't
expect to marry an anglc-they
have been picked up long ago, Re
member, Joe, you hain't a saint
youlself. DO not marry for beauty
exclusively; beauty is like ice, aw-
fully slippery and thaws drcadfully
easy. Don't marry for luv, neither;
luv is like cooking stove, good for
nothing when the fuel is out. But
let the mixture be some beauty, be-
comlngly dressed with about $3.50
III her pocket, gud spcller, handy
and neat in her house, plenty of
good sense, tough constitution and
bylaws, small feet, high step; add
to this sound teeth and warm
heart. The mixture will not evapor-
ate. Dou't marry for pedigree, I'M
less its backed by Banllnotcs. A
family with nothing but pedigree
generally lacks sense. .-Exchange.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS
ApRIL TERM.

Court convened on Monday at 10
o'clock, His Honor, Judge Watts,
presiding The Grand Jury organi-
zed with Mr.. John L Brceden as
foreman. Solicitor johnson after con.
siderable worry with tardy witnesses
had a number of bills ready which,
after short charge. His Honor turn
ed over to the Grand Jury, and the
business of the term began The fol-
lowing cases have been disposed of to
this Thursday noon.
The State VS. Cutie Nesbit for the
killing'of Archie Rogers last October,
on Mr.. George Billiards. place. He
was ably defended by Messrs Dudley
a. Wait 1t was case of gross careless
ness and the jury found him guilty of
manslaughter, and His Honor gave
him five years sentence.
State VS. Alex IL Perkins, violating
Emigration Luw-scltlcd upon pay.
ment of $25.
State vs Clarence Cork, disturbing
religious meeting sent back to Mayis
trate for trial.
State vs. Henry Jones alias Henry
Gale, larceny, plead guilty and sen
tenced to II months.
State VS. Randolph Miller. house
breaking and larceny-plead guilty
and sentenced to Is months.
Stale vs. Robert Rogers and John
Pctcrkin, violating Dispensary law
selling liquor in lower Hebron. Guilty
as IL Rogers. Sentenced 10 pay fine
OF Sf25 or months on chain gang
State VS. Robert Rogers, violating
Dispensary l.w selling liquor in
Brownsville guilty. Sentence Sl0t
or i months on chaingang.
The Grand Jury completed their
work ON Tuesday and were discharged
The report will appear next week.
AS we 60 to press this Thurs lay
noon the court is engaged in the tlia
of Green Franklin for the kiliin. OF
one Juci> Wan'1iy al Mandcviile
Mcssrs Dudley e Wait arc doing thei'
best for him aud the case will likely
consume two or more days
His Honor exhibits wonderful
patient indulgence while holding ;
firm hand for justice.
Solicitor johnson is keeping up lii
record us ''coal burner" and woe tc
Linn who sins and expects to csca pc .
scorching,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22
The Democratic Nominees.

It's claimed by the Hearst
men that Grover Cleveland is at
the back Of Parker and shat to
nominate Parker means vic
tory for Cleveland. On the other
hand, the Parker people claim
that the election Of Hearst means
a victory for Billy Bayan and
SO it goes.
Well, If there is desire to
win, and Cleveland be the only
man to beat Roosevelt. 1t would
seem wise to nominate Cleve-
land.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22
Dots From lGastcrling's Will.

Mr.. Albert Bundy spent Sunday
with his father.
Mr.. Joe Callahan, who lives near
Clio came up and spent Sunday Mt the
home of MIR. j. j. Bundy.
We are glad TO report that Mrs
Nora Seals who has been very sick is
able TO be out again.
Our farmers are about done plant
ing and all were glad TO have the
rain come 50 nice.
From the way certain young man
has been hauling furniture home
think he Intends to take his neigh.
bor's oldest daughter.
On account of the weather Sunday
afternoon missed seeing by best
girl.
1t has been very cool. but corn is
looking well. TIE HUSTLER.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22
PEN AND SCLSSORGRAPHS
Snow storms prevailed in ives
tern New York and other 'rlnraS

Floods intha Mississippi .,ra
,rIne3s.
The Intkcs are siaug ,er!u.
4o A.Menians ana the power
are too busy to notice it.
A fire in Toronto, Ont, on TIL
2Oth destroyed $40, 900, O0
worth OF property.
The morning passenger trail
rom Florence to Sumter ha:
been taken off.
Marion has organized com
pany to manufacture Baking.
Powder. That's what we need
in Bennettsville.
The Gunboat Nashville and
torpedo boat detroycr Lawrence
will represent the navy at the ST.
LOUIS Exposition.
A colorod man caught passing
counterfciting money, swallowed
The proof, paper bill, but an EN-
etlc was given and the bill came
forth. This happened in Colum-
bin.
1t is too bad that Senator Till
mans health is such that he
will have to return home for
further rest. 1t will BE a sore
disappointment to him il pre-
vented from taking any part in
the coming presidential cam
paign.
A patent medicine ADVERTISE
ment is headed: GA dead man
brought to life" We are pre-
pared to believe thai ii was An
anias, and that The Republicans
had him brought to so he could
write the stories about the great
enthusiasm over Roosevelt rs he
Republican candidate. VIII
mington Star.
Twas Longfcllow who said
truth crushed TO earth will
rise again" However, the Far
eastern war correspondents
bave got truth crushed so Hat il
could not be recognized if it'll
should rise amidst ihe tangIe OF
conflictlon yarns which are
wound OF the cable every morn
ing. Wilmington Star,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22
PEOPLE WIZ TALK.
A snonp LEoruRn on oossi, 3. :,

A SHORT LECTURE on dossrp
You may get through tho world, hut
twill be very slow !. ~
you listen to all that is said az You 70,
You'll be worried und fretted, and kebt
III stew.
For mcddlesome tongues mnst have some
thing TO do
Aud people will talk.
In quiet and modest. you'll, havoit pre-
That your humble position is only IS
sunied
You're u wolf in sleeps clothing, or
else you're fool;
But don't get excitcd-keep perfectly
For people will talk.
And theo if you show The loust bOldness
Or slight inclination to take ycur owr
part, =
They will call you an up tart, couce tied
But keep straight ahead. don't stop {
For people will talk.
If thrcadbare your dress, aud old fash
ioncd your hat,
Somebody will surely take notice .
! that,
And HAT rather strong that you can ra
your way;
But don't get excited. whatever thc,
| say :: 81
For people will talk. 4
If your dress is in fashion, don't lhirs {
escape,
For they critici>e then in difeten
shape
You're, ahead Of your means, OF you
taior's unpaid.
But mind your own business. there
naughi to be made
For people vii! talk.
Now the best way to do is to do a. so
please.
For your mind. ifs you have one, will lhe
be al ease,
or course you will meet with oil sol
ofabusc.
But don't thuls to stop them-it's as
any use
For people will talk,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22
~ See our late things in
Ladies Neck Wear. at
@ 3. CrOSland's

An Irishman was called upon
to give evidence in shooting
affray.
''Did you see the shot fired?''
asked the magistrate.
"No, air, but I herd it." replied
the witness.
"That is not satisfactory. Step
down."
AS the Irishman turned to &c
he laughed and was rebuked by
the magistrate, who told him it
was contempt of court.
"Did you see me laugh2"
"No but heard you
"That is not satisfactory"
And then the court laughed
Green Bag.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22
AN ORDINANCE

'rdlnance to Prevent the Sale b,
ansed Druggists or any other per
or hrms OF any preparation o.
pound, which may be used as :
erage and which is intoxicating ir
character. without a written pre.
ption OF Physician.
it ordained by the Mayor and Alder.
II the town of Bennettsvillc in Conn
embed.
ut hereafter it shull be unla Yfull for
;ense Druggist or other person or
V ithla tn co p,rLte limit Of tho tow n
within said limits any preparation
pound under any name form or di
"hich may be used IN beverage.
Is Intoxicating in its character, with
written prescription from some rcpu-
physician, that the party desiring to
sc same needs it for medicinal pur.
md any Druggist or other person or
olatIng this Ordinance shall be pun.
~ fine MT exceeding Ono Hundred
h o imprisonment not exceeding
days.
and ratified in Council this asth
March, A d. 1904.
p. A. HODGES, MAYOR
-LAURIN, Clerk and Treasurer.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22
say@ 200 Pair Boys Knee
Pants zoe to 75.
at G.. B. Croslands

Solicitor johnson fully sustained
his reputation as "coal burner" dur
ing this term Of cour Mr.. Johnsons
work as Solicitor, illustrates the fact
that an enemy made by the faithful
discharge of a duty does not remain
one long. Most people have common
sense, and sooner or later they will un.
derstand, and appreciate an officers
earnest and honest efforts in the dis
charge Of duty, though those efforts be
manly against them at the time. =
Chesterfield Advertiser.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22

Look around you and see if it is
not fact that the farmers who raise
their bread and meat at home have
the best credit and the most cash
money after all debts are paid than
do those who grow all cotton.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22
= Up to-date line Of Ladies
Shirt Waist Suits at the
@. 3. Crosland Co.

Scientists are now trying to find
out how to recognize female
musquito from a male. We sun
pose the only way to get at it is
to believe that the female is the
one that gets mashed on a mans
face. Wilmington Star.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22

Oon'tYou Love Flowers
If so, and you want some
pots of all sizes in which &
them, call at the Hardware
and you can be suited.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22

julie Combs who shot and killed
Hilton Quick near the State line
below Hamlet last Christmas, has
been apprchendcd and arrested and
is now i'll Jail in Rockingham.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22


A little boy who lives in West
Philadelphia went up to his
mother recently and said: "Ma,
hain't I been real good since /
began going to Sunday school?'
Yes, my dear" answered
the mother. | go
"And you trust me now, ont
you, ma?'
"Yes, darling"
"Fh"n" spoke m the little
felipw what makes you keen
tha pie locked up in the cur-
lonrd the 2llna aS, ege,,.
EGss" 100 two place trlannels
Suits Tor denIs y .Iooys. al Tho
O. B:.Crosland Co y
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-22
Citation For Letters Of Admins
STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
COUNTY OF MARLBORO

u ~ LIZ oE 'OoOlh ChhOi
COUNTY OF MARLBORO
By MILTON McIAURIN, Judge
NKTHEREAs James a. Drake, 81
Wv Court has made suit to me q
unto him Letters OF Administratio
estate and effects OF j. j. Bennett
These are therefore to cite and d,
his all and singular the kindred al
itOrs OF The said j. j. Bennett, de-
that they be and appear before IN
Court OF Probate to be held at Be1
vile on the 10th day of May, l9C .
alicr publication hereof. at II, o'c,o
the forenoon, TO show cause, if ary
have. why The said administration
not be granted.
Given under my hand, this Isl .
April Ammo Domini, 1904.
MILTON McLAURIS S
April I, 1904. Judge of Proc
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Make Your Hens Lay.

Call on Douglas Jennings
beef scrap, beef meal, groun
and cover meal. -. Your hens
when they feed on these eg
lucers.
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A Thoughtful Man.

11"1f'
NJ. NJ. Austin OF Wincheste
knew what to do in the hour
Ills Wife had such an unusual
slomache and liver trouble. ph
could not help her He though,
tried DR.. Kings New Life Pills !;
got fellel at once and was linall,
Only 25c, at Douglas, Drug Sto
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aB Fresh Oat Meal ONLY
or two for 25c at
Claude Moo q
Flowers ! Flowers

FlOwersl Flowers
Mrs. Jno S. Moore has q
lot of Geraniums, BE (
Ferns, Palms and other pi
well rooted, that she des
sell Cuttings 25c per doz +