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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28
IF BROKEN HEARTS

IF BROKEN HEARTS
could be mended as neatly, quickly and
thoroughly as we can repair your Jcwelry
there would be no SORROW in the world
No matter whether it be watch. 1,np
q necklace or a
dear from association needs repairinp
bring it to ns, and it will be mended 40
you cannot tell it from new. Our specinlty
Is Watch repairing. Bring it here and bav.
1t done honestly, expertly and cheaply.
S. j. PEARSON,
One door North p. o,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28

= you can always get what
yo,l want iH Fruits, Vegetables,
and Etc, at w. M. Rowe's
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28

MAa1srA1Es-C. d. Easteriug, L. L.
Crosland, lsennettsville.
II. L.. McLaurin. McC0ll
John a. Calhoun. Clio,
w. j.. Atkinson. Blenheim,
D, D. Stubs, Brightsvlllo,
w. w. Irby, Smithville.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28
D;rectorv of BennettSviIe Lodges

UsTeCtOTy 0T BeN71ettSU1tte IOtIye8
CONSOLIDATED LODGE No. Is. K. OF
p, meets every second and fourth Mon-
day nights at 7.ao o'clock.
l j. w. LeGrand, g. C.
G. D. Eastcrling, X. Of K. & S.
MARLBORO LODGE No. 8S, meets at
Bennettsville. Friday evening, OH or be-
fore each full moon at clock.
j. L. Kinney, w. M.
H. T.. Stockton, Secretary.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28

nno lose ulls yeal a, we'll as
corn and cotton.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28

= That the best is the cheap
est in the long run can we'll be
said of buggies and wagons you
will find both at P. A. Hodges at
n-llAu plCgS
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-04-28

- You will not dread the sound
ofthe fire bell if you have an in
surance policy on furniture,
goods, store or residence with J.
S. Moore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

~ alolniod business men. will be-
come, whom the merging IL done
next Thursday ia Chrlatenaen'n hall,
one grand. solid. digulfied body.
filled with new blood. newer life
aud a newss and worthler purpose.
And as an incentive-a sort OF
commercial spur TO tho tagged cap
tnina OF Seattle Industry. an organ
ICED movement, born In salt Lake
city. Utah. has taken shape TO boom
the entire west. and from California
on tho south 10 Washington ON tho
north IA Idaho. Wyoming. Mon
tana. tho Dakotaa. Colorado, Ne
Ynda. Oregon aud Utah. tho over
whelming commercial spirit will
spread. and spreading - take
strength.
In few days the commercial
bodies OF Washington and Of the
city of Seattle will be asked 10 join
the movement 10 boom the golden
Weaf.
What the answer 10 the call VIII
be Is a foregone conclusion.
Seattle stands ready To work not
only for her own good. but for tho
common good OF tho nation ana or
the golden west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24
Jews Will Hold a
Big Celebration
HgsREws Att OVER THE UNITED srArga WILL comMuMo
RATE THE sors ANNIVERSARY OF THEIR SETTLEMENT
IN AMEReA-sEArrLE WAL JOIN IN THE CELEBRATION

New York has G1a,77a Jews. and
their power la the commercial. In
duasflaL phllanthrople and educa-
ueaal enterprises 81 the metropolis
Is but little short OF miraculous.
some Of the most noted Jews the
world has seen, the majority q pco-
pie 10 not know were Jews Many
Of the leading spirits OF the Ameri-
can revolution were Of Jewish faith.
and many ~ the most gallant effi-
GERS Of the civll war belonged TO the
same faith.
offenhach. nrahan. Mcudrlasohn.
Sir Julius Benedict Rubenatein.
Joachim and sir Arthur sullivan
we're msstera OF music. aud they
were Jewa
Judith. Rachel and Sarah Bern-
hardt are OF the same race. and
we're the greatest actresses Of their
tunes. ticcrhohm Tree. Arthur
WING rinaro. David nelaaco. the
FrehmanA Alfred Sutro. Ludwig
taflda and pEnncry shine IN the
same circles today
Israel Xangwill. George nraudes,
Iomhfoso. Catulle. Mendes. Jean dc
nlesh Max Nordcau. Ajax fiioWitH.
Sir +. g PaigrRvs and Joseph Pull
iiser were and are Jewish men ~
letters. Lord Beacousfteld. conceded
10 be Englauda most brilliant
statesman, was jew. Some con-
tend that Christopher columbus
himself was "A Jew,
Josef Iafaela ana Rosa nnuheur
we're Jewish painters. and Lord
Heraehel had Jewish biuo1 la hls
veins. as has Leopold. the present
king Of the nclsians.
And when one speaks Of the Roth
sehIids. one Immediately thinks of
the greatness and power Of the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

on or about next Thanksgiving
nav. the Jews Of the United states
VIII celebrate the aaoth anniversary
Of their settlement IN what IL now
the United states.
And the Jewish people Of Seattle
IN particular viii celebrate with a
peculiar fcrvor. Arrangements Tor
an extremely impressive ceremony
are nov going On. aud under the dir
ection Of RABBIT Theodore Joseph,
promises 10 be one Of the most inter-
estinw events Of the times
Hebrews an over the country will
so on Saturday aud SUNDAY before
Thanksgiving Day. aud ON the
national dny of THANKSGIVING. give
praise Tor the liberty and prosperity
which Il theirs IN this land OF lib
erty and religious tolerance
The celebration viii be a national
one 80 far as the Isfaelites are con-
eerned Evcty jew Ia the country
on Thanksgiving n8y. viii not only
render thanks fer the nations prus-
perity. but VIII also breathe words
81 gratitude for his races present
immunity from intolerance and per-
serntiou.
For two centuries and a half the
jews Of this country have been en-
toying a remarkable and deserved
prosperity In every walk Of life.
they have attained 10 the pinnacle
OF fame. Everything they have ever
attempted. especially ia the making
a this country. has been met with
splendid success.
There are In the United States
about i.55f.0se members q the race.
and nowhere else in the world have
they made foF themselves such a
name OF fame and Of glory as they
have under the Stars and stripes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24
BOZ. D
eREMERroN WOMAN THE VIC
TIM OF A DAYLIGHT ROB-
berry
Especial to The start

BREMERroN. oct "a. - The
boldeat robbery and holdup ever
perpetrated IN the navy yard town
occurred about o'clock yesterday
afternoon. In broad daylight Mrs. A.
Mathes. Of Third street. being the
victim.
She had gone TO the postarfice and
on her way home she noticed man
following her. She hurried her pace.
thinking the man would dcHtat when
she reached home. Instead Of that,
he dovEed her steps until her home
was reached. the woman being teo
frightened u scream. The man
auickeued his pace. ana before she
could close and lock the door behind
her he had forced his way into the
house and locked the door
lie then ordered Mrs Mathea 60
give him all the vuluahles she pos
sessed lie took her purse contains
ing IS In cash. He also relieved her
OF valuable gold watch.
lie told Mrs. Mathea that he would
XIII her II she made any cutlery. and
he then costly rsnsacked the house.
securing. however. emily s. IN cash
belonging 20 n lord. who foemed
in the Afathes home The haldap
man then quietly unlocked the door
and made his escape.
Mrs. Mafhas described the man s.
being short and stout. wearing a
brown hat and a black shirt The
town Il al wrought up over the az
fair The marshal has no cleW.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

4 was troubieo with piles for noy-
rHaI years before i would ift u be
HuuWu. nut al last thay heChmo 80
severe that 1 coula Hat walk ana /
had a. take mY bed / tried every
thing and anything tbs datufn pre-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24
n sWshoys Were
Pail Bearers

The funeral Of little George w.
Gsmmei. the 1f-ycar new sbOy.
who was shot two weeks ago during
the capture 81 two burglars on
Third avenue. took place from the
Bonney Watson fnorgue Tuesday az
,. m. The Newsboys' union. af
which the deceased was a member.
attended IN a body. and six OF his
Bewsboy comrades acted as pail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

derived from Dr. MciIarrie's treat
ment, saying.
My trouble originated some Is
years ago In
Severe Attack o. Grippe.
Which gradually developed into
chronic catarfh ~ the head and
throat. later involving my ears and
stomach, and. Ia fact. my entire
system. Ny
Nostriis Were obstruetsd
Very badly. the left side being conn
pletely closed. my throat was sore
and inflamed. aggravated by en-
forced mouth breathing. and always
filled with mucous dropping from my
head. I had buzzing and grinding
Noises IN My Ears
And began to hear with difficulty.
"The disease attacked my stomach.
and could not digest my food. the
fermentation II which produced the
Most Distressing Floating
Sour stomach. heartburn and rising
OF burning liquids 10 the throat l
vas badly reduced IN health and
had tried 40 many treatments that I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24
BOOSTERS" CLUB TO
JOIN new BODY

CommorciaHam organized com
morcialiam ia now the order Of
things IN Seattle.
Hardly had the members Of the
newly formed Seattle Commercial
club declared their intention Of
running tho Industrial affairs of
the city according 10 the new light,
when hundreds OF other up-to-date,
bright. huatlinE young business
men. dlsgruntled with the actions
OF the chamber OF commerce. eager
ly asked FOR admission into the new
commercial body.
when the chairman OF next
Thursdays meeting OF the now Sc
attlo Commercial club rupa HIS
gavol Tor order. he will find before
him a sea OF new and happy faces =
faces filled with the hope of a
greater Seattle Widoued and en-
larged and broadened for the com
mercial Industrial and educational
veal ~ the city.
And then will take place an event
similar IN a way 20 the signing n
tho Declaration OF Independence =
the afnxlnE OF signatures 20 the roll
which shall stand IN the future for
commercial progress and all that II
best for seattle~a rebellion against
old fogylsm In business.
Those who we're AZ one time Nom
hera OF the boosters club" organ
lkad last July. aud which has since
LATIN dormant. have aignifled their
intention of becoming memhera Of
the new Seattle Commercial club
Thus what we're once little
punches Of dissatisfied. grumhllnE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24
Distress and Pain
From Throat Disease
Promptly Cured

Miss Louise x. Huustad. s3i F1nh
avenue north. Seattle, adds her iea=
tlmanv o. that af hundreds IS no have
been cured Of distressing diseases BY
the popular ard successful treat.
meut ~ nr. Mcfiarris. saying;
For more than SIX years I had
been greatly troubled with throat
disease At first [ had
Severe Attack Of Quincy,
Giving me uaoat intense pain for
many days. until. with the breaking
down Of the tonaila. the swelling aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24
Preparing Plans For
FOrtificatiOnS

The United states Engineers arc
now al work preparing plans and
specifications for the foftificaiionf
20 be- erected AZ Deception Pass. AA
unofficial report says the batteries
are 20 be erected on che Whidht
Island bluff
The batteries. IN addition a
guarding the entrance % the pass.
Will alao command a portion OF The
straits OF Juan de fuca and Ror
Harln.
II a. expected work on the forii-
ficntiona will commence some time
during tho latter part Of NoYem-
Der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

CHICAGO Reports have been
received from Munich. Bavaria. of
the serious Illness OF Mrs. Harold
r. Mccormick. who was Miss Edith
Rockefeller. daughter OF John u.
Rockefeller.
Miss Rockefeller aud young Me
eoEmlek were married Nov. &c. 1895.
After Spreading their honeymoon In
Italy. they returned and lived In
Chicago. After the birth, OF her
daughter last April Mrs. Mccormick
was advised 20 80 to Europe for the
sake Of her health. Her family IN
Tarryfown receive daily bulletins OF
her condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24
oct 10. 1905.

oct 10. 1905.
Doctor MCIfarrle. In reply 20
your Inquiry ~ To my present state
OF health. after years lnterrnlaEion.
arm pleased 10 say that I Htill am
entirely well. my throat has never
troubled me since my singing ia
much Improved and my throat does
not get tired out as before. feel
that any amount Of money could not
repay you Tor what you have done
for me. MISS I. X. HtfEs.HAD."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

ASHCROFT. II. G.. Oct "a
Mesrrn GuKeenheim and John Hays
Hammond. Of New York. have pur=
chased the Caffiboo mine al Bal-
tedeF. CaTihoa district from Mon
treal aud Toronto owners, for VI
900. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

A FLOCK or SHEEP numbering
1000 passed through Edwail Mon
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24
Mouth Breathing,
Head Noises,
Stomach Disease

Afr. n T. Smith. residing At Tea
Stewart street. Seattle. expresses his
appreciation OF The great benefits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

The santers won three straight
games from the Edneatea Monday
evening on the Seattle Athietie al
iaya. The scores are as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24
PILES CURED

Suffering for Years, and Bed. Ridden
From Piles. q Contractor %
Marion. Indiana, IL Cured
By Pyramid pile Cure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

~
and note their report a year later.
inflammation were relieved. Since
then have been subject 20 frequent
occurrences ~ this most distressing
lls45tady. each causing the
tndeserihable Suffering
While II lasted. and leaving me In
a worse condition than before. The
enlarged condition Of my tonHiis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24


HUTIE Mont. oct e. a
= The opening OF tho f1Athsad q
4 indian reservation viii not a
= take place until the spring of q
= isaT. a year later than frat q
= anticipated. owing 20 the clause a
= IN the bin which overlooked q
= providing for the appraisement q
= and classification OF the com q
4 mission which has a year In 4
q which 10 report after the In q
4 dams have been allotted. a
y . = n . .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

In memory OF the deceased the
NeWaheys' union has passed resolu-
tons 81 sorrow and viii draps their
banners in crepe for % days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

became gradually more chronic In
character. until they nearly filled
my throat rendering II
Difficult TO Swallow
lfvEn n mouthful OF water. and In
tefferinF greatly with M voice. cs-
.naeiaiiY while singing.
I tried every imaginable remedy
without success. and WIS
Almost in Despair
when went 60 Dr. McHarrie.
There ! WIS promptly and thorough
~ cured. aud my throat Is now per-
fectly we'll"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

had nttie hope % ever heinN cured.
when cent o. nf Mcfihrrir foF re-
lief. found that be
Did Things Differently
~ bis office. and am now
maI AS haRd IL clear. aud
breathe freely aud naturally through
both u0sfrils. The irritation % The
throat is gone. nH are the head
noises Hnf u9 stomach u ln the
best condition. Or. McHuFFie'a
treatment surely cures caNre like
mine"
afr Smith reports that after a
year ~ stu continues well and en-
tirniy free from al Of hia former
tilNiressinF aiifnentH. ana % enjoy
ting fffe ta ha had long wished 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-24

Trial Package Mailed Free 10 All
Mho send Name ard Address.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-07
Massachusetts, Democrats.


Boston. OCT. THE Democrats
state convention met In Fanquil hall
today for the purpose Of dominating
candidates for governor. lisstsnant
governor. attorney general and other
ofnoers 70 be voted for In Novsmb ber.
General Charles ". Bartlett ID
prominently mentioned for the head
Of the ticket. For lisutauAnt COVER
nor IL IL the plan Of the state leaders
to name . strong business man Whose
candidaCy will appeal % the rscipro.
city wing Of the republican party.
The oomrittss on resolutions will
report platform containing . plank
for tsrin revision and for the rsnoval
Of the duty on coal. Iron ore. hides.
lumber and wood pulp. ~ recommend.
cd BY the committee Of ono hundred
on reciprocal trade. The remainder
of the platform IL 70 deal largely
with state issuss and will contain .
strong indo sement Of the sdmiuistra.
tioD Of Governor DoeGlas.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-07
Peoria Bank Closed.

Peoria. Ill.,. OCT. THE Peoria
National bank sf which Newton
Boushslty the indicted school sspsr.
tntspdsnt ID prssidsut. aid sos epss
its doors shis norniss. The ooeclu.
sion wss reached b. The dirss>en q
. meeting which listed until nd.
night lest night. Bosshslty tsrpsd
over oil Of his real ssd personal prop.
srty 70 make good his snbssslsnsnA
He will b arrsstsd this a1tssDesa.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-07

was ascending. Had this occurred
the man would have desce nded to the
bottom An would have been crushed
10 an unacceptable mass. Forth
uately the rope withstood it's load and
NO accidents occurred from this source.
All tho older experienced miners at
the scene Of the oonfagration say that
It was tire most fortunate accident
that they had ever know and the won.
dsr 10 that some one wss not carried
70 bic home deed. Those familiar
with the air shaft claim that the
timbers at the bottom had 20 rotted
that the opening was only large enough
for . man to wigsle himself through
IL while being rescued.
Tho work Of rescue was finished
q 8 O'Clock this .. m. and all the
men we're pulled safely from the mine.
Some Of the miners used all the oil
they had in their cans during the long
wait and they were compelled to cit in
the darkness for hours and grope
around tho best they could. When
the men were Withdrawn they were
vrsy nervous and some Of them nearly
exhausted.
The hrs did its work well and laid
low everything b~fors II. Ali the
buildings. structure over the main
shaft. and everything elsa was con.
sumed. The cages that were used
In hoistins coal and men from ths
workings fell 70 the bottom Of the
mins and some herd work will be neo.
sssery befors they oan be replaced.
There sre yet twenty mules In the
mine and feed 10 being sent to them
under difnoulties. At this writing
thsss seems 70 b. no way Of bringing
them 70 the surface and IL seems
evident that they must remain In the
mine until the shaft 10 rebuild aud the
cages installed.
The supply Of watsr at the mine
WAS all used long before the nre was
sxtin&uished and an emergency call
WAS sent to Florence and an engine
and several cars Of watsr were dis.
patched 70 the mine. The loss will
b. from $50. 600 10 90. 900.
rhs Colorado Fuel and Iron com.
psuy. who owns the mine. has not yet
dsoidet whether II will rebuild but II
Il quite likely that IL will ~ tho
coal reserves are. nguratively speak.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-07
Missouri and Kansas Bankers.

Kansas City. Dot. IA large party
Of prominent banker Of Kansas and
Missouri left this city today for wash
,nston WHORE they are 70 take part
next week In the annual convention
Of the American BAnkers association.
The western bankers will arrive II
Old Point Comfort Monday and will
take . daylight trip up the Potomac
To Washington.
The daily tribune., 1905-10-07
FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS DAMAGE
Destruction Of Fremont Mine
Fixtures Complete.
Fortunately No Lives We're
Lost, but Rescue Of all the
Mon Occurred at 5
O'clock .. m.

Had the wind bssn blowing from
the north instead Of from the south
yesterday afternoon Fremont county
in general and the coal camps in par.
ticular would have been mourning
over the death OF several oitisens TO-
day for about the only visible thing
that saved the lives Of the men that
were working in the mine was the
fresh air that rushed down the air
shaft aad thus prevented the smoks
in the main working shaft from rsach.
ing them.
The fre had commenced eating
its way into the working shaft and
had partially consumed the timber for
. probable distance Of twenty feet.
The air that circulated through the
mins from the air shaft and supplied
the men with . good current Of fresh
air while they we're waiting at the
bottom 10 b. pulled n the surfaes BY
their comrades.
Twenty men worked diligently for
hours to save the lives Of the impris.
oned men and this WA only done aft.
or the hardest kind Of work on their
part. The shaft was 500 feet deep and
some trpuble Was experienced in set-
ting rope long enough 70 reach the
miners. This was only done BY -.
curing several pieces. tying them 70.
getbsr and letting them down into the
mine.
Tho work Of rescue wAs very dim.
cult and only one man could b. drawn
at time. The rope was lowered and
the man below fastened the rope
around his fest snd then olinsing on
70 It with his hands gave the signal
for his comrades 10 pull him ont. II
occupied full half hour 10 draw out
each man. The work Wa tirssoms
and iaborious.
ALI the buildings were consumed
and the Los 70 the company - far
- surface improvsmsnts are concerned
10 total, Several Rio 0rnnds box
cars were destroyed and one Of them
was loaded with hay. The hay was
burned to crisp. The hest Wa 20
intsnss that rails were bent and twist.
ID like twins. Even the tiss under
the rails wsrs bsrnsd.
The working shaft was not more
than three hundred fest from the air
shaft and whils The Ars was at its
worst the men who were fighting the
damss concentrated their Efforts In
saving the cir shaft house. Even
with all the precsution they took.
the flames lspptd the baildins and
ono corner Of It caught nEe Had
this builldiuG bssn destroyed all ave.
nuss Of escsps would have bssn ont
Oh and the men wooid probably have
psrishsd - there was DO visible means
Of saving them.
Several dramatic scenes occurred
while the men wsrs bsiss hoisted BY
their mothers. wives. sisters and
swssthearts. who ~srs fearful thst
the rope which was 800 feet long,
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