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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
CANADIAN ROADS TO
APPLY $25O,OOOyO 600.

Washington. Dec. :s-The American
CONSUL at Chatham. Ontario. in report or,
ra,.,"sa .a,.;, construction =; nov tn pr"eres. or
states that Canada il entering upon q
perIni q: extensive rsi.r"sd building
The extensions tina; have been under
taken. ard to BE- completed in from three
TO nv" years. will cover a total Cf .&&@
n''"s. a.d an estimated expenditure nf
S!>:.sss"s' Contracts have Ee.n already
let covering - Per cent of this total and
the remainder will h. pu, under rontrac,
AZ soon as the surveys ar. completed.
The total mileage and estimated cos.
Canadian Pacific. I.>ss miles at a co.'s, .:
NlaSs.'s' Canadian Northern. Sd miles
At a cost "' &,.."s"s'. Grand Trunk Pa
etfi". 80 miles. at u cost Of ti"l. .Ss,. .Ne
Grand Trunk, Ssi miles. u cost OF r. =
'-s,ss'. Northern Pacific as, miles, al a
cost cf Ss.s""". Toronto to Niagara ,eiec-
tri.'. T." miles. at q cost 81 S4.VS.sss
In c"nr,sctt"n With this sjatem.n. mus,
h- noted the beginning II electric rai!ro ID
building In the peninsula "f on,ario and
:h~ Indications that ~ will h., greatly ex-
tended during the next TWO cr three
ScAfa.
The Chatham. Wa,iaceburx an! Lake
Fri. Railroad has !sii twenty miles o.
track from Chatham :" wa.iac-h,.,s this
year. ami viii build twenty miles mose
from chatham TO Erie Beach r.Nt year
over shi- lire IL ~i.i Operate twenty ears
The Windsor ard f:>..x is securing rtg ..t
~ Way :"r u line from cha; ham 20 Wind
say. and expects 80 bex;n construction
work rex, year Tho Winasor, Essex ani
Lake Shor.. has a large force % men AZ
work grading between Windsor and ki,sSs-
,iil.. an! With the exception q. ;hra.
Mi'-s 90 sar.iy road the work has beer.
competed t-.:N"en kinHsyi.Ie Ar! E>scx A
lar4e gang .. men IN. commenced grad
ing north ~! Essex and the contractor ex-
,~r;s 20 lAN" ir~ snf!r" lin. be.Ween
Windsor am! k:Dxssi!i. ready %: tire s:.s.
nv fh- latte: part - this month Ties
A.. n"a being uuioadei at k:..Ssvi!.s
Preliminary siee> nav. h.e,, :aAcs for
the organization of q company 20 build
an sl~ctYic railway lin" between siArnsa
spd London. . itsfAIcr ~ ahov. sixty
r,;lNS- Tn" s,ar4.rd "!Shty-;,,srd ran
viii D" n.t soNn .n s.s-. roads ami 1,
10 estimated that a total AYp-oN ma:t-x
.sHa" ,nu. ~ili - n.s..a Sor IN. work
during IL. C-ai four year,. together Win
ss.'ss' tons of small .. Cfions FOR car Ard
locomotive building. switches. fr.s,lcs an.
briae.s
THE cp.s ~ ~ayi;p pirG the lines when
bssiit - placed AZ t1S."o0si which with
'he cos; ~ road cu,-t-'Irr.o: makes A
gran. to;s. ~ o.sr So "s,.aa
f'uriTS the coming .sAg Canadian rail
~at> ~il r"Gui-. over 10 80 tors ~.
tgi.:Ss material .ur renewing Aai strynSta-
uS byii.ss n" requirements o. TIRE
Grand Grur. EsEHss Ilru- 20 ;kt- V.E-
;--s- all amount 80 S'.t,S tJns
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

RHI'Bl.lC SPECIAL

6eUOOy8Os
REPI'BI.lc SPECIAL
Philadelphie. Pa. Dec. 8.-1he time Is
on Oh ycsss i The nan Who On sT.v.ssd by =: !eeut- S
tesy'' Of the f'ennsylvania began to hook
forward expectantly to receive the tiny
b. Of !pasteboerd which entitled him 70
without money and without lssce:
A. each day paces now Ar: Ffeeside
6estn: to realise the full signincence q
free transportation; Even nov. however.
there are many who are loath to believe
that the order will actually be carried out.
and that they s,ill cling I" some little
flickering hope r. betrayed IN the question
on" hears almost daily: rs there any
thing new in the pass dictum:'
There Is nothing new except reitera zion.
and il there are amy wh" fondly clutch a,
manner. their annual .Grafr will be
slipped to them with q wink and eau.
,ion 10 keep num- they Will be doomed
satt has delivered the final wo,d on the
subject; and the scope OF the ruling is it's
guarantee Of sincerity. Ii will include
wives of these men. vii" every year have
received th.. courtesy extended their hus-
bands may b.e themselves included In the
Iis..
Business men do not seriously accept the
statement Of President CasSa;t that IL
Is 4 move In favor of no discrimination.
They argue there has been nO evidence IN
the past OF such careful inspection Of the
morals Of the system. and fnrinuaie that II
Is on account "f Mr.. Cassat.'s desire to
show the members Of Congress what the
railroads are worth to them personally
and 10 keep them good. In other words.
rebate agitation and an unmtatakahSe In
clsnatiOn on the part Of CnnKresensen to
follow In President Eooscveifs line
against tire roads in thought to he the
leading incentive in the order Of abolish
m.nt the motive. in fact.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
ELECTRIC TRACTION IN
the ST. LOUIS TUNNEL +?

u IA. se~a clearly evident for s.me
'sr,e rha. the n~Nt :myovtAu; spci.csti..,
of 'E-y''sicitS n railway rr~ration e pretty
e~TfsiH 80 h. 'o- th- p,oy,gssicr Of ,-x ,,z
II tcre 'ar--ss <ays N. Engineering
NsWs. F0r .rs a>si-.S-uan. -t:--a; ~ IL
sN,. "a cirs-s ~l~---il- ,-sr-.,-, . ,,-..s.,
Sc gs~ q Nss So-a RQe:s- lo:-s.or
PARE s?i EEd. .ss. ard 10 soz>- 20 =.
afcJtei IN Rs-.!-- AZ. retis.ielyts
f"r sNre t;.--.s t~-es.a -r,i--At,5s -,
rfV~--. 1ossvs-, TO- c-lly cass that nov
T.r.i Hn-7s .irciric:tT t,s ALREADY lis
slAo~t steam 10 'a~ -esiAay gns.e. ~.
Sers~y R'rsr q; tLse-ss>o- ar.i ,s,s 10 .
city rAss~.Se- raE.var ard NJ. a general
'Th~.c -es3, - :aA- the CeanSe sss con-
.ArstsSrly easy
4 cSaREs ts electricity rurN more
s;sf,ss--if ~hsr~ .J---s a lora.~-. 90 tho
-ssz;r tire q, x~-,rsi .-zac -S,Ivay &c
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
TRAIN STRIKES STREET CAR.
Fourteen Injured in Accident at
Dallas Grade Crossing.

Dallas T.x. Doc .i-An electric car.
Ni'h more .har Hf.v passengers. return
faG -o their homes in South Dallas from
C"i.hrasin: Christmas in 'Er business d.
irict. Was struck by freight train a: a
S:ais crossing a; Austin ard Wood streets
iE<; -uidr ;gts
Fourteen passengers we're hurt. bEs m
on. Killed. Tho worst INJURIES U.:e sgs-
tanned b. r + Foot. who suffered con-
.usnns .f ~. nasi and almost lost HE
ear N!s- ->suise Daniels sustained \
fractured arm ard oIh~f injuries Joseph
Mclaughlin tad ris back sp.al1ee ara
ess 'ran.Cie.i nearly 70 death. The o's~9
eieyr, Passengers ate bruised ar: c';- in
-i.n. roUs places.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

IN anaiyzinE the above reports. il ts in
ferestinG to note wha; the totals really
mean by calculating sh. expenditure III
Of q. 90 the total spent for fretEh, cars
wo'iI! be SISa. S5S00S: at an average cost
ysr passenger car Sf s. 60 the total spent
~ an average cost per locomotive cf Si&.-
ssn. the total spent for locomotives would
he SS.SsnN Adding these totals shows
THAT the total amount spent by the rail
stock srpr"ximat.s the enormous sum Of
80 lSS,sss
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
NEW RATE SCHEDULES
ON the MEXICAN LINES

Mexico CITY, lser. 2s-For the first time
I'm the history OF Mexican railways. Mex-
icO has received . schedule. II passenger
United States that are on q par with
rates offered TO California and other Pa
s;INc Coast points,
II is believed that this change will bring
much tourist travel Z" this country which
nsw gss. To- California
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
STEAMSHIPS COlliDEO At SEA
The gh.llanoch Goes Down IN
South American Coast

London. Dee ss-Aivsc.s received from
NcB:es !seo say the British s'.susSr Rel
isussch- Captain E~iser- outward soy Lon
don end the British steamer Gaming
Captain tsxoa. aisc ss,Unf Gu. from
Bones AS,.s for NeV York. Wese In cod
ssSros.
The former sAnk. having had the fourth
bod On the port siSe s:sve. The damage
sNsszt,oG 20 t~loW sh> water Sns. TIE
:'i:- ard fourth holds are sui. G: Ea;sr.
The Canning which hss: hive slightly
damaged 0:ii cYoc~~d-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

~ a1o1 e eesehssoe a6shs - -
04oo 6uO YaUe DGaoa 0DaoAsea1 = ~
NJ ~ - - la0esuosy q ~ cssk. ~
enose = - 0ehee IosD q 6oo1 that eau
- u1o6 = - mnny sn1 valSee Wavs.
Qoo0Aoee3 = Q Woa1esfnl3y autsSttou0 food
.@An1 - Hhuue DraA6 = tho bese - oDe-
oAoe3 ~ osuE1lAlng Des0est3es caaose q
- 00Al1 DsaissA Js = absoouaely Dus.
WbeoooD0o s01 aDoee111ng-tts FRESHNESS
~ e1eanllsess being preserved b. IN als-
e1ghe aDd dasepeosG Ooeaa0e.
R0C1PE-Oes cAtckea boiled until vesy
SoO0ef: tolIe IN fro0 the 6Onee on1 pec1
~ .veJ me. Bon coatents ol . Sceos
Eeekage of Faust Spaghetti TN tsnAer.
Butter . tO0-QuAgt steW pan ana !tne Wsen
Oseee0 u 00aGhctti: put IN . toyef o!
CaSckea eea0oaed With the lQosd boesed
DOWN. oals. pxpper and very Little butter:
then layer q Spaghetti and % eo until
over The Whoie aad bake half IN hour.
0etvo o. q platter.
l0f additional recipes, send Tor tSoe
hooklst. Sold BY an grocers.
Buy . SC package to-day and sou
Will boy . Hc package to-m0rS0~.
NACIJ. BROTHERS. ST. LOFTS. NO
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
GIRL CHARGED WITH
EMDEQl|MG $1,000
Miss Lnlm ROWen Arrested At
Oakland. Cal. Accused Of RI
fling Nails in Post Office.

Oakland, Cal. Dec. - -N.ss I-asIu Bow
en-. clerk employed AZ suSesat'on No. I.
Oakland poes once was taken Int0 Gus
;ody last night. charged With embaesIe-
rn~.i Her accounts are. u II charged.
skov; cvA
N.ss B".en - . daughter oe Mr. Mary
p Rss-n. sNd lives W..h her sncsh<s in
a fa.sionahie d,sfr.cf Asse has been en-
pioy~-i AZ ine sUhsf alton eoS many months
Her alleged shnstaQs covers . period q
one month oeiy TIE bse amount vss
made pssssh!e by the heavy Christmas
rush 81 Tar u has no: 6sea leaFD>d what
has bes.sne % the large amOUns of ab0n<v
Xiss Bowen - alleged ." have iskea fro0
ere o.alse
VOo1s AoOeOa OoOoG0oe 90.
Policeman Jam>s Hsanepsey cf IT,
Fourth District W0s yeSsssAay foun1 90
have oe>n ahae0s frosn dusV foe f0PtS -eiGh;
hours without lave: ana a.sgssaf Afn-
Sssoe9 OAs 6eeofled % call ~ fh9 olbceY'e
hoaN. No - CO ove000. o01 IaV0uei
gate iAss sssatng he ssoassa6 sAaa h
had foUaA PolSceD6n 1oea1e0RT ae N00A
sr1effag fsu0 1yelDelaA Dlrsse JoA9 4
CAlnan Of 70 lScA North 0sooA aVeauo
u a:seoding htn. aaA his eeo0itisu = segS-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
BEATEN WITH Beer BOTTLE.
HuSband Holds Woman While
Wife Wields Weapon.

While Frank Sims. = years n!d. of No.
iAc Morgan street. held HATTIE Hsgxins.
3 cf No. NzS Morgan street. In . night
m O'Clock, IL % said. his wife. Jennie.
kat Hattie over the head with beer
bottle.
When the nolice arrived on the scene
Mr. Sims ned. but the 0d0cefs placed
Frank Sims and Hattie HiaGtns under
arrest. The woman Was attended 1t the
City Iislusnsary by Doctor Chic.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

Mississippi Valley Trus; Company. st.
Louis. extends 10 its patrons aud friends
rh~ compliments Of the season and tenders
thanks for vast favOrs. soliciting u con-
,inusnce "f the same. with the assurance
~ being able fo AFFORD every courtesy
Gtse.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

Mexico s1TT The sat. 81 Mexico Bank vii,
,.r'lni.. lis present capital oc 81. Asbtsas The
new t.sss~ ~ 81 ~. '-.' III 10 cold . pSe
,uis.H 81 SIS p~r siNs-share. che bank k~tns
A~inG ,esy grpsp.goIs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25
oIes At AGE Of 100 YEARS.


Eos,hampana. Mass. I~c. a-Nrs
HFvslIla Johnsn0. the daughter os . soi-
,si~r Of the Amesscaa Revosussoa. disd at
hes ho0s IN chs city to-day. aGed -
yeoss.
Hes SAiAes. Aaron Hell. Was taken psis-
oosS ~ fse 0soeaaA 6arleg the struggle
I'D 20 U1ehln . SsO 1oyO 80 Ma john
0a's healsh had ben remAtkAAsy g00A-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

SAr Fslnetssp. Cal n<c. A-rof.neS
United States Senator Rses Has injured
-ssrsssly Yesterday IN q r,sns0ay mar CR.
cxr; He Oas thrv0n from his S<sRgy
tat. n asfrh sustaining a.s:o.7 alton 0.sd
l.A&issx e. iess hin
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

detective o. the 6sTand-Lea1e1 oeose.
Ryan - charged With the then q ogceS
books. taksE from the SecSe. ana Woeeo
are sai6 10 have been IN h1o po1oeoeo0
NJ The time Of the aSYesa-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

Posieenan SseEsemy a IT, 46QgeA 0to
,rac: yesterday found posee, = vAoeA 80
q chAneois hog ccntatoto0 0A u = ~
Aaeu2SDnnesnA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-25

E1.<-: sasI.:y isk Sr:s
As-EAo1s. Js'TAkp q KING
sSAIA.SSus :ree. ksoAsUaS. ess Lcs 1sI
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-09-08
GOOD EARN FGR. SALE
CHEAP

TRACT contains 265 ao es, situated i n
Cumberland county, N. o., a miles west Of
Fayetteville. 100 acres Ia high state of
cultivation, with dwelling and tenant
houses thereon : $50 aores Of said tract
could DO put in oultiva,ibio condition with
out any %ditching. No boltor location could
DO found IN tho state, in point OF health
and social feature . No wells or springs
dry up and wator good all tho year round /;
withit easy roach OF four churches. lard
good upland and will grow cotton, corn:
tobacco'and oil kinds Of truck. Land nd
Joining this could hardly be purchased a,
any prico. Reason for wanting to soil. no
one to look after tho place properly. The
titles perfectly clear, and has been owned
oy same party now owning it for about 40
years. No liens or mortgages whatover on
TINS property. This property has never
oeen Tor sale before, since it came into tho
hands OF tho present owner, and those In.
toroated In buying a good farm, oheap, in
a desirable location, would do we'll to cor
respond with c.. A.. WARD. Dothan, Ala,
who will furnish full particulars.
September I, 1905.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-09-08
= 10 ENQUIRIES.
Card Of Thanks.

Editor Democrat--As ! have heard
so many inquiries as to how and whore
my son died, you will obileo mo to nub.
ilsh the enclosed letter from the Mercy
Hospital Prescott. Arizona. In this con,
nection, l ask further space to record my
heartfelt thanks for the very kind express
SION OF. sympathy from friends and rolas
sifsF. liz eEa beyond tho limits Of our
county. IN my sad bereavement. 10 lose
such q son at homo would be trying in The
extreme, but oh, how poignant tho blow.
whon II comes amongst strangers. so far
away? It is very gratifying. under such
painful circumstances. to be assured that
in his last moments ho received tho ton.
dcrost care and most affeotionato minis.
trations.
Lon had an indomitablo will that could
Q tamely. sumbit to defeat in any undor,
taking. aud hence the desperate struggle
tor tour years for the restoration of bis
health. This tact is apparent, when we
reflect that though in feeble health he
visited in that time Phoenix. Flagstaff (,
San Diego. Cal. Imperial. Doscauso,
TUNA. Globe, Phoenix again and lastly
Prescott. whore his woaricd body could
no longer continue the unequal contest,
and from whence his pure soul winged its
Hight Tor realms of eternal felicity, for he
wrote me he was ready to 90 and not to
grleve tor him. Who could obey such
injunction?
!! feel under deep obligation to our very
efficient undertaken, Mr.. r. r. Barfeld,
Tor the commemorate discharge Of bis
duty from the time Of my sons body
arrival, at night. and its deposit in the
Presbyterian church, until it was put to
rest in the beautiful vault he had prepar-
Cd ~ receive it, in that sacred depository
OF the dead, Evergreen Cemetery.
Ii is due MIR. Barfield to state that the
vault made under his direction for Ions
mother II years ago is in such admirable
preservation, that it seems but the work
OF yesterday. I feel frank in saying that
Mr.. Barfcld in his consccrated profession
is without q peer.
II q. MclN. YRE
Beauty Spot, Sept S. 1905.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-09-08

.crAsN@ 1919. .anSo, resident
Miss Jennie Crosiand.
Rebecca Retrace, Sec and Tres,
Miss Bessie Rogers.
Minty cloyerpot Miss Nancy
McLaurin.
Mariana Melissa Plack, Miss
Eunice Ford.
Desire A. Man, Miss Ethel
Ford.
Hcpsibah Odelia Olds, Miss
May Weatherly.
Serena Hasbeen, Miss Elizabeth
Newton.
May Haverman, Miss Lucia
Weatherly.
Pctunia Pickles, Miss Annie
Sampson.
Charity Hopesgood, Miss Jen-
MIC Bell McRae.
Rachel Ketcham, Miss Maybe
Mn heson.
Belinda Bliss, Miss Ila Easter
ling.
Or. Prof. Makerneux, Mr.. Jas.
II. Bcckham.
Given for the benefit of the
Confederate Monument.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-09-08
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

10 haVe Judge OF Probate required to act
"a Guardian FOR Georgia Whitaker. Der.
tina whitaker and Lillian Whitaker. Mi.
nors.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF MARLBORO.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Elk Parte, Chessie e. Whitaker.
In lie Estate of Georgia Whitaker, Ber.
tina Whitaker aud Lillian Whitaker.
To Whom it May Concorn:
Notice ia hereby given, that petition
VIII DO made to the Honorable II G. Watts
Judge OF the Fourth Judicial Circuit at his
Ohambers, in Choraw, s. O ON the 10th
day of September, A. D. O Mt 10 O'Clock
a M, or as soon thereafter as counsel cnn
DO heard, for tho purpose Of having tho
Judge OF Probate for Marlboro county an
pointed to act as General Guardian, of the
estate OF Georgia Whitaker, Eertha Whita.
ker and Lillian Whitaker, Minors, which ia
situate within the jurisdiction of the court
and which consists Of Eight Hundred. Six.
ty.Six and 0S-Ioo Dollars in money. the
same being now in the hands of jos. II.
Whitaker, Admr. Notice is further given
that no fit, competent and responsible per.
son hos or can be found who il williu0 IN
assume u guardianship.
ROGERS & LEGRAND.
Attorneys for Petitioners
August 81, 1905.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-09-08

have at nrcannt oyen A,rnv ofI
h'Io i"uuS Ior 500, NS ioilp%l:
TRACT No. 1-It7o nor.a e miles N
East Of Bailey, nuar Al,amobn river (: 7s
ncrcs in cultivation aud wal Improved
1900 or 1900 acSes could b. brought into
cultivation easily. Mo3tly rubbiy ICY soil
with clay subsoil. lycslient JisAory On tho
place, at which good quaotidca OF aiad and
other fish are caugb. osety car Rcqidence
two miles from rive. ll.siShy location
good FREQ stono water. Good r,,ro Tor
hogs and cows-matt OF eowo Kind noarly
all tho year round, Iitlca good. Price
S7,o $4,000 Canis balHnDo az years.
Tu.cr No cON ,s ,uon
,yest of pov,ov W., ,nt..t;~-
rhroe so+,lon,onto. ,.,, IA .am. ,~.,.-
A IL horse farm en-, cas;lr bo nnono5 !,
ono body. Novor Failing branch soil va
rying from gray loan 10 vroy DgAJ,a with
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-09-08
A RICH TREAT.

Tho Old Maids Association is
to hold it's regular meeting on
Sept, Is, 1905, in the Murchison
School Auditorium. Each one of
the members, "a full-blown flower
still dropping from the parental
stem OH which she grew" invites
her kind friends Of Bennettsville
to come to q public meeting of
this Climb and to learn for what a
noble end it was organizes and to
see how it "has grown in strength
and beauty" Each one of them,
realizing koenly shat "woman's
chief a1d only end is to adorn a
home," will try to show to their
friends in this meeting on Sept,
Is, "now to achieve this end, how
to make known to lonely and bash
full bachelor hearts, that she is
waiting to be plucked."
A special invitation is given to
all the old maids, bachelors and
widowers Of Bennettsville, tran
silent or resident. Each old maid
visiting the club is requested to
bring fifty cents to help defray
the expenditure of energy On the
part Of the old maids of the club
in showing how to make "ze hus-
bands flock around like re geese
after grain"
Each bachelor and widower, al
so, is charged only fifty cents by
the members of the club for their
untiring "Laborin' with him over
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-09-08

at bert aud Andrew and Monroe Hill left
home for this place. Before leaving we
secured n wagon cover and tent.
On the road through Brownsville. VIC
sound crops good, especially corn, passed
through Latta and oamped the first night
near Little Pee Doe river. The next day
wo passed Nichols and Loris and oampcd
at q church by the name of Flag Plant in
Horny county. To our surprise we found
some fine land in Horny, and, with the
fertilizer AID cultivation that we give our
crops in Marlboro, it would not be far be-
hind in yield.
Wednesday evening about q o'clock we
arrived at the beach, not much the worse
from our trip. I suppose it is near ninety
miles from homo. Immediately we pitch.
cd our tent and went to tho fishery, where
we secured n fine mess of fresh mullets
For supper. They are catching some fine
ones now. Thursday morning part of us
wont squirelling and soon had ( for break.
fast. After breakfast we started for the
Inlet, in search of oysters for dinnor. We
found a plenty Of them, tho boys wadiug
in and gathering them. We soon had
about two bushols and made for camp
where we soon had a fine stew. 1 tell you
MIR. Editor you ought to haye socn us cat
ing them. We also killed. q duck for din.
ner. After q 3 O'Clock dinner, we nil
wo: t in bathing and did DOT get back to
camp until night. Friday morning wo got
about 20 sheep head and whiting for break
fast. We got them just as soon they were
brought out of the water. All they cost
were tho picking them up, you Gun get
hth and oysters as many as you need free
Fish again for dinner. After dinner q
stroll on tho beach in search of sholls, a
two hours bath and again to camp, and
fish for supper. A mess We found when
wo got to Damp, wo found that n ~''razor.
back" had demolished u part OF our camp,
eat q few tin cups and plates, all of our
syrup That we had been saving to eat on
the way home, como pepper sauce, castor
oil, kerosene &c Saturday morning again
to the beach and moro fsh for breakfast.
We arc going to start for homo this even,
ing feeling we'll pleased with our trip.
Yours j. II. Thomas.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-09-08
UOW'S THIS1

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re,
ward ior any case OF catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. ]. CHENEY & Co Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney Tor the last IS years, and be
licve him perfectly honorable in all bus
mess transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations made by
his firm.
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting dcrcctly upon the blood and mu.
cous surfaces OF the system. Testimo.
malls sent free. Price Is cents per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-09-08
PEN AND scxssoRGRAPHs

Twelve colored men voted in
the Newberry d%ispensary election,
and they voted against it.
The farmers of Chesterfield
have sworn that they will not pay
moro than 40 cts per hundred for
picking cotton.
Tho zig planning mill of the
Atlantic Coast Lumber company
was burned at Georgetown Fri
day-Loses 100000.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-09-08
MEN PAST Sixty IN DANGER.

More than half Of mankind over sixty
years Of age suffer from kindey and
bladder disorders, usually enlargement
OF prostate gland. This is both painful
and dangerous, and Foley's Kidney
Cure should be taken at the first sign OIL
danger, as il corrccts irregularities and
has cured many old men OF this disease
Mr.. Rodney Burnett, Rock Port, Mo.
writes: II suffered with enlarged pros
tate gland and kidney trouble Tor years
and after taking TWO bottles Of Folcy's
Kidney Cure ] iccl better than have
for twenty years, although | am now OF
years old.'' For Sale by Benncttsville
Pharmacy.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-09-08
FARMERS RALLY MEETINGS

On Tuesday next there will be
q big gathering of the farmers
and business men Of Marlboro
county at RennettsviIle to hear
addresses from Harvio Jordan,
Hon. e.. ID. Smith, +. II. Hyatt
and others on questions of vital
interest to ono and all. Every
body IL invited and expected to
come. The meeting will open at
10 o'clock.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-09-08

endorsed throughout the United States by
those who have used 1t for IS years.
Every gallon sold guaranteed.
we either contract your work or sell Won
tho Paint and Cement.
Our Paint and Loak Cure Coment, when
properly applied, will make q Roof abso.
lutely Water Tight and Rust Proof.
Equally good for Tin, Metal, Shingles. or
Corrugated Iron, Felt and Gravel Roofs.
Painting Roofa Of Public Buildings
q Speciality.
GIVE Us YOUR PATRONAGE. All Work
Guaranteed.
w Special Prices by tho Barrel.
Call On J.. !. Douglas. Bennettsville
or address
Mcdonald Roof Paint Co., Sumter, sc.
Sept. /, 1905.