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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-01

GOOD NEW S.
Soienoe at Last Dis @ ,yers q Real
Cure for Itheum atism.

After years of experiment a new
scientific remedy has been found that
not only relieves, but absolutely cures
rheumatism and kindred dieases. ia
stay cured Rheumatism is caused
by an excess of poisonous acids in tho
blood: The new discovery RHEU
MACIDE, though purely vegctab.
Die, and acting through natures chan.
nels, neutralizes these acids and
sweeps all poisions and harmful germs
out OF the blood. AT the same time
70 n up the stomach and regulates
the liver and kidneys.
RHEUMACIDE therefore. curcs
The dis asc permanently, because il re-
moves the cause. 1t has cures hun
drcdS of cases afte' the most nOtcd
doctors and hospitals have failed.
MAClDE cured James Wilkes
or Dillon. S. G., after he had been
held in bed by rheumatism for three
years and his feet were drawn up al
most to his back This is only one of
The many marvellous cures -RUEU-
MACIDE has already performed.
RHEUMAClDE is curing many cases
OF rheumatism, Sciatica, lumbago,
govt, kidney trouble, Indigestion and
constipation, light in this community
today.
Because it has cured so many Others
we believe 1T will cure you. All the
leading druggists in this place sell am
recommend RHBUMACIDE.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-01

The people OF Georgcto IN are max
ing elaborate y operations for the en-
t~ertainment Of many th0usan IS Of
visitors at tho Cent nuial C lebrat!o ,
~hicc will take place on December
l95h. The rAilfoafs hayegtahted a low
rate and many from al parts e the
s ate will no doubt avail themselves
or the opportunity to see the 'awak-
en'ng." Many pleasing md attractive
features ave btea provided for the
day. The marine parade viii be tspec.
Tally attractive. Tie Third Reyiment
~lli attend In q body and many diyar.
SionS are promised. Inasml G as this
Is the event Of G ,%orgetown's lifetime,
1t Ia likely that the event will &c made
notable.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-01
Diod TCeA1ncr.

At Florence Isaly, Oil a flower
strewn COUCH, between burning wax
tapers, were found the dead bodies Of
a young girl and her lover, Ut tied In
their last sleep. Ga the table was
dhiB letter to the authorities. eve
die because u parents, forbid.
dill & u marriage, deny us the right
TO live In purity and innocence. We
have loved and suffered for two lore
years, and cannot endure the STRAIN
any longer. Because our love Is que
and shall remain so, we will die to
gether." There we're two reyolyers.
at the given moment, each had fired
q bullet into the brain Of the other
Both the boy and the girl died, 1t
seems, Without q struggle. There
was a happy amlle on their faces.
The Young man Is a me dical student
named Colucci, the GIL was Gabrielle
Contl. Both came from excellent
families and led exemplary lives.
The suioida created an imme nse scn
sation, and all praised the lofty prln.
ciples Of the lovers.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-01
-
WALKING BIND IlGRR.
ANeGro Woman 4 arrested With Much
B On in I'll + ClOthca

ANegro Woman Arreste With Muos
ID n in III T. Clothes
The G%!eenville correspondent o
The State says Of sll the female tie
era arrested thereabortS, Cora Hin
arrested Friday morning by tn ,er.
La Ear and Hatcher, takes the sim
mons 10y long oGds. n poor weekly
looking, middle. age negro is C,rs
out sfe was able to carry in / or G ot,,
ing and on her person nine fun q ,ari
bottles, o gallon demijuhn u, d Is gal.
Ion Jag, all OF Which contained c)n
traband gu ", fresh f. ON some block
ide d,s'iilery.
The Qusr5 bottles were arranged II
a sack like contrivance especially
made for the business out Of white
canvass cloth ana vas worn about the
Ra!3t, the bottlfs serving to hell
make up her form according to the
latest m des Of d me fGshinD. witt
y form ur 3" date, she dispensed he,
goods to her customers and walked
gaily alotg the streets, the envy OF
I'll the CHIC late d ops on account o.
ler good clothes which fl ted 80 well
md looked SO fashionable.
The Cheers got wind Of Cora's &C
lons and SET out Friday morning to
Sc what could be done. Very soon
hey crossed a fresh trail and the
game was baggad as 8 O'Clock. After
\ big business Thursday night, Cora
vas asleep In her house near tn,
Southern depot when discovered by
tue Cheers, and her whole make up
was living In various heaps round
about.
The liquor and the female tiger
we're Immediately SEM to police head
quarters, and Ben Holloway, who
happened to be at C)ra's house, was
sent along for keeping company with
.ha She tiger. The | q Tor found was
Of the very mcanest Kind Of Illicit
goods, and had been colored with
some substance to make 1T resemble
rye whiSkey. ~ lie contrivance, which
was made to tit the body by being
fastened about the waist, was the
clevereSt outfit ever di8covc ID by the
III GERS.
The Hill woman Is a MT nber OF the
class Of blind tigars most dihlcIlt t(
catch and TO man &c. Cllef Constao Die
Hall has more trouble With negro va
men than all other classes Of uulaw
fdl dealsri 1T GoSathar. Tia CT y Is
said 10 be iuil Of this cas- OF tr fl
cers Just nov, and some big hau's arr
looked for 50 n. Tde cOnsta u'try
and the police department. are worlr
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-01
For Liberty Made by the Con-
yicts in Missouri Prison.
.alWHO GUARDS KILLED.
The Prisoners Used Pistols and Nitro.
glycerlne to Eff Ct Their Escape.
After an Exciting Running Bat.
lite in The Capitol City the
ST Desparodo-c Are
Re~cap'ured.

At il, ,rsoa City, Mo-, in a desper
ATE attempt to escape from the State
prison Friday five conviots fought
for freedom with weapons and nitro
glycerine at tho prist n gate, killing
Two prison ell ,ers and woundiDg De.
ruty Warden See and fur men made
a dash through the streets OF j for.
ION City under foe, only to be captur.
cd after two OF. the escaped men lac
been wounded. Five prisoners, tax
1ng advantage OF the absence OF War
den Hall aud six guards, who left
with II federal prisoners for Fort
L'avenworth, Kans., attempted TO es
cape, but only four left the prison
after wrecking the gate.
Convicts Harry Vaughn, Charles
Raymond, Hiram Blake, George Ran
and Ell Il iglef, who we're working
close insioe the priion gate, having SO
cured pistols and a bottle Of nitro.
%Rlycerine, entnred Deputy Warden r.
E. Sees OH Sc and shot him in the arm
and the hip as he sat in q chair. IL
sank back helpess and the convicts
rushed to the gate where they met
GAteman John Clay. Before Ola,
could raise his weapon he was shot
dead. &c. Allison, cOmmissary officer,
ran to Clay's assistance and was shot
dead.
The convicts paced nitrr gly,erine
under the, gate, dragging Clay's body
with them. Taey slammed the gate
close and fastened 1t. I,igler was
left inside. The convicts placed nj
troglycerine under the outside gate
and blew an opening through the
steel doors. Tire four mon crawle6
Through this rupture and dasheo
through a number Of trusty convicts
who were working In the street.
Almost blfOre the fCuc escaped
%convlcts had covered a block prison
Cheers were In pursuit. shooting as
they ran. The chase kept on for s.
dozen blocks, the c)nvicts outrunninp
their pursuers.
Near the Missouri Pacific rail way
depot the convicts came up With a
wagon driven by Ofville Lane.
Jumping into this wagon the desper
ADDE'S seiZ3d Lane aud used him as a
shield from the bullets Of their par
sucrS. O re convict dashed the horse
etc q run and escape seemed ure,
"io ~eu"ueAily Qudu vi Cls,V ponce.
men ard armed cit.z ms appeared and
stopped the horse. Shielding them
selves as well as possible behind the
sides Of the vehicle, tie four convicts
fought the policemen.
Volley after volley was II. ed in The
st;eet by both sides to tue COZ lliot.
Ihe policemen sheltaring themselves
behind trees, splintired The wagon,
hnally putting a bullet through
Vaughn and Blake. Blake died OF
his wounds. Then the COZ vets sur.
rended. Lane aud his horse and Con.
victs Ryan and Raymond were unin.
jured. The conv.cts were immediate.
~ AIKEN back to the psnitentiary.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-01
Terrible Story or tho sea.

Third Mate E. @. Price, Of the
British steamer Korauna, just arrived
at New York from Clcutta, tells OF
the terrible p GIT or the crew Of the
German bark Vera, which the steam
er came upon & hundred miles north
east Of Cape V,1de Islands. Seven NJ
the bark's crew out OF twenty two, ht
said, were laid out On below decks
about ready to pass over while the
rest were so weak they could hardly
keep awake. The crew wore suffering
from scu1vy and starvation. The Ko
rama supplied Warra with lime juice
and provisions. The sickness was
caused by her cargo Of redwood fumes
which destroyed all food On beard
with the exception OF salt pork an(
salt beef, and upon these the crew
had been subsistiDg several days. The
ship became Gained.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-01

Every afflicted reader of this paper Ia invit.
ed to consult DR.. d. Newton Hathaway of AT.
lanta, Ga, the South's NOS, Reliable Special.
LIST, on any disease, absolutely without charge.
This great specialist has had over twenty five
years OF eXpe fence in tho study and treat
ment OF dis, SEES of q chronic or lingering M.
tnre, and we hesitatingly say tina there is
no case, no tier how severe, that he cannot
thorough understand from tho very first,
and prep =, the correct treatment, which is
bound t. elect n permanent cure. BY the aid
OF his system of home treatment, he places AT
tho disposal of every sufferer his advanced
methods of treatment, of which ! O is tho orig.
%inator, no matter whore no or she resides.
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE
III you suler from any disease of n chronic
nature, ouch as Nervous Debility, Structure,
VA ic ,ccic, Blood Poison, Eidn or Bladd,r
Trouble, Diseayes OF the Heart, Liver or stom.
ach, Throat md Lung Trouble, Lost Manhood.
ilydrocolc, Urinary Disordets, Skin Discusses,
Rheumatism, Catarrh or private diseases of
D en-, such rs Gleot, etc, and diseases pc uliar
to women, otc, etc, do not II AXE the mistake
OF consulting your homo doctor, who will
charge you anywhere from | to $25 for con.
SITUATION alone, but sit down and write to DR..
Hathaway. He will counsel and advise Won
without ono cent of charge. He is tho recog.
nizod authority on these diseases in this coun,
Try, and you can, therefore,, appro;i,t to the
value his opinion of your case woald be TO
you. ITO has been established in Atlanta 70,
yrtrs and years, and his reputation is not
cSqualled by any other physician. Have no
hcsitnnoy in writing him. Ilo will also send
y,n II valuable book on your disease, all
charges prepaid.
You arc especially invited to writo for his
book for mon, entitled, cleanliness, Vigor and
Health"
Bo suro t. write this great specialist abont
your disease today. His business is conduct.
ed in an honest, straightforward manner, and
you can always feel assured of "a square deal
Tho address Is
j. NEWTON HATHAWAY, NJ. D.,
SO Inman Ride Atlanta DO
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-01
Gill Caused * dy.

At Nyach, N. Y. the body Of Will
ian Jones who Wednesday mis- hit shot
and KILLED Horny Brltton and woun.
ded Frank Hritt0n, was found Thurs
day morning near the scene OF the
murder. Jones had shot himself
through the heart. The murder and
suicide followed an attempt Of Jones
to see Jessie Brltton with whom he
was infatuated. Her brothers refus.
ed him admittance to the house,
%whereupOn he drew a revolver Qand
began firing. Harry Britton was
killed Instantly and his brother Frank
was severity wounded. Jones was d
decorator of about thirty, five years
and claimed TO he Cuban.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-01
a BAD RECORD.
Chicago Has Moro Deserted Wives
Than Any O.hcr City.

Chicago Has Moro Deserted Wiye,
Than Any O.hcr City.
The number Of arrests for abandon
ment brought by wives against hus
bands,is larger In Chicago than If
any other city Of the United States
and larger In proportion to popula
tiOn than in any other city 100. re
ognitiOn Of this has furnished a theme
for persons in recent conyen
lions and conferences to call atten.
tion to the probable CAUSES Of such
conditions. But it is not only in
the number Of such assertions that
Chicago (Which has many titles hes
towed upon 1t, but not the civ of
homes" among them) takes pre- cadence
among Americans cities. 1t has too,
the largest number OF divorced wlm-
en-, their number by the last census
having been 2486 In New York
there we're only 2,C6O, Of whom 600
were in the city Of Brooklyn. san
francisco had l,0l0 and Pniladelphia
1920, these figures only including OF
course, divorced women who had had
not remarked. St. Louis bad nearly
u
1000, and Baltimore and Kansas
City the former as aid and the latter
a strenuous town, the same number,
though the population OF BAltlmorei IS
Cn9Gs GC"es as large as that OF Kansas
City, Boston, q city II 6OC, 600 had
800; Indianapolis, a city Of 175, 600
only haG 900. Washington and New
Orleans, With about tie same popula.
tion, had an equal number, D9uvar
with less than one half tie poru a.
ton Of Detroit had the same number
600 In each caso, Ale number OF
divorced women chi dolly defcrib.d as
cor Jugal 81, nation unknoHn.n
Many Of these ere, or have been de,
vorced. In THIS Chicago stands at
the head OF American cities, NeV
York folio wing, and after Nav Yotk
st. Louis. The American city which
has the hmalltst number CT divorced
women Is Bay0nue N. j..
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-01
A BIG cATRIsH.
Yields $1,000 Worth Of Ayibsrsri'
to a School Bow


G,ttieb o'Br'eD, OF s Mentonne,
Mich, made q biz strike &his week be.
cause Ut his knowledge of natural
history, which he learned in the grad
ed school In his village. In the process
of ~excavating o county ditch q 'arge
81 ugh, not far from Mystic r yer.
was drained out almost entirely, g,
much so that u nuupber Of very large
catfish, which had lived for man,
years In the centre OF the lake, were
AIM ost uncovered In the shallow water,
md an easy prey to any one that
wanted them. But when q few of them
uere taken out they were seen to be
Thin, scrawny and unhealthy locking.
70 that no n cared to take them
away. Now, there are no other fab
In fresh water that look so much like
whales as catfish do, and it struck
young O'Bhen that rules and regula-
lions applying to sick whales might
alsO apply to sick catfish, and he
asked the owner OF the land IL hi
oCuld have the fish.
The owner was glad to get rid tf
them, and told O'Brlen he could have
Them a welcome II he would take
hem away before they died and spoil
ID. The boy waded out into the mud
aud miro and cap ured the q b, wnich
Vsre OF great siz9, many Of them a.,
much as 50 pounds In weight, and
carrying them tff to a secluded spot,
1e cut them up and found, as he had
hoped, that nearly evMy one Of them
was fl tied out, as sick whales otter
.re, with a gcodly amount Of that
valuable article, ambergrjs. which /,
sometimes found floating on the sur
face of the ean The boy found ir
'he fish 40 pounds OF amb ,rgris, and
70 d 1t to o chemist for $40 q pound,
or q total of l 1000, which was more
than the tract Of land where tho
swamp lay was worth altogether. The
man who gave O'Brien the frh wa
Inclined to make trouble about the
matter, but his lawyers told him he
1ad no ca o whatever and he dropped
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-01
Till
#T-HE
LUDDEN s. BATES PIANO CLUB.
How It Was Organized, What 1t Gives Members and
Who Join the Club.
Sales Now a Hundred a Month TO Satisfied Customers
WHO Save Nearly SSiizz5.

Two months ago dates the advent
OF h Ludden & Bates Piano Club in
'Ciie Guy OF Savannah and the country
afound At that time we chose the
Luoaen y Bates Plano Club as II
mel y OF introducing the New Scale
$40O Ludden 81 Bates Plano to the min
nc. Snce It's first organization and n
lew people were permitted to know
the merits Of this elegant plano 1t has
been almost impossible for us TO sup
ply. the demand for 1T. Ludden 81
Bates Pianos have been sold owe! tie
entire South for the past 20 years, but
never before have we been able to OF.
fer the public such value, such piano
satisfaction, at a popular price and on
sue easy terms OF payments.
The. New Scale $400 Luddcn 81 Bates
Pialo appeals alike TO musician and
mechanic. AS a medium of corrobora-
Ting our claiu S for it at that time the
piano h*S allowed no doubt to remain
even In the mind Of the most skeptical
as to the Justice Of u reputation TO
make good ey, ny promise given or
every responsibility we assume
The New Scale s400 Ludden & Bates
club Piano is WARRANTED FOR
A LIFETIME" and for the past IS
years the name "Ludden & Bates" has
stood for truth, and this instrument
IN It's embodiment Of truth is our en-
blem.
MUSICIANS HAVE CHOSEN IL
-~-becarse 1T met their demands in
every particular. It's of
zone, sympathetic quality and wonder
lul sustaining power, with its evenness
OF touch, have made it alike the favor.
lite or singer and PLAYER.
BUSlNE SS MEN HAVESELECT-
ED lT-because in all its mechanical
appearances 1t has reach, d the stand.
ard of wOl kmanShip, and COMBINING
its artistic qualities with its pleasing
design of case, it offers them a MAX
MUM OF VALUE FOR A MINI
MUM OF PRICE.
MOTHERS DESIRE IT-becaust
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-01
WANT SAM JoMKB STOPPED.
Cincinnati Polio, Ask ,d 20 Muzz,o
h Noted Pa eaoher.

Cincinnati Polio, Ask ,d TO Muzz,t
tho Noted Preacher.
Cincinnati don't want 10 hear San
Jones. In q Litter received by Chic
OF Police Muiiliken, signed by fivt
prominent cltiz ,ns, protest is m .de
against the Rev. Sam Jones, the Geor
5ia evangelist, who Is In the third
week OF o revival meeting at Music
hall conducted under the auspices OF
he Evangelical Alliance.
The protest is against what Is term.
ed improper language ard 1.-THE slurs
N the com munity' said to havo beer
perpetrated by the Rev. SIN
Jones.
How're you going to do it?" asked
Jooes when seen regarding the prcpo-
, I'll m to mUZz'e him. You can't do II
The militia C. uldn't; you would hav;
20 call out the regular army, and no \
would they do ii? There we're onl,
i've fr mlnent citiz ,ns on the petit.
ZION TO suppress me. Ii there are on.
ly live who want me suppre .seJ, I'm
ioiDg fire.
The generous Chi. f of police says
ne can't suppress me because he says
amt violating the law. Wnat you
want to dc is to suppress the ne wspa
pc q. They carry the report Of my
re ohes out to the world O. they
,aify a part of them. They don't
report my speeches at all. You
might as we'll take a pic .ure of the
and of my nose and the tip OF my
ear and my knee and say this is a
picture Of Sam Jones, as to say that
one of the newspaper reports is one
OF my sermons. They amt.
Il could take the Bible and m IKE
extracts from 1t the way the newspa
pers do with my sermons and prove
chat every man here must g cut and
1arg him 3elf before breakfast.
Then he read from the Bible Ia front
If him: And Judas / CARROT went
out and hanged HIM elf.n 90 thou
and do likewise And what thou
dUest DO quickly.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-01
W a son Honnrod,

The Association Of Southern States
Commissioners Of Agriculture IN an
nual session at Richmond Va, Ftiday
elected the following officers: w. w
Ogllvle, Nashville, Tenn, president
E }. Watson, Columbia, S. O., fist
vic" PRESIDENT; Y. G Hudson, Atian.
ia, Ga, second vice president; b. w.
KllRore, Raleigh, N. O., &C cetary and
treasuer; &c w. Magruder, Richmond
Va, assistant secetary and treasurer,
The commissions adj utnod tonight
after choosing Jacksonville, Fla, as
the next place Of meeting.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-01
WANT CeNsTABLys re sTAY.
Sentiment In spArtenburg County
oyerwhslmlnaly Tha. way.

Overwhelmingly cha. way.
The spartenburg j ,urnal saws; Now
shat Governor Hayward has expressed
himself with reference to the matte,
OF allowing the state oonstables to re
main In Spartenburg after the dlspen
saris5 arc closed, leaving it for thf
people TO dooide whether they soSi
remain or not, IL Is more than like
that the prominent citizens of tn
olGy ana y county aud tflcials vii,
ask MIN not to remove the constabu
larry force.
When the dispeneary was votea
)ut the question OF the disposition OF
d Q, nstabulary force at once became
a matter OF tntert ST. La oil other
counties that voted out the dispense
y state c%Onstables were removed,
though they were reinstated on ao,
count Of violations Of the dispensary
law. IL was bsli,v we'd that Governor
Hayward would pursue that pol cy 10
This county, though the Oft z,rs OF
ahe county hoped that the constab,es
YOU'D be retained. Governor Hay.
ward a expressed a willingness to
allow the constables to remain In
Spartenburg County, provided 1t 1,
the wish of the people.
NOW that the matter has ben
brought "a rarely before the olt z,us
OF the city aud county it will not be
iifiicult to decide, for the sentiment
Is overwhelming in favor Of retaining
5ne oonstables. 1t Is expecttd tina,
Within the next few days some form
moial request will be made to G W :
nor Hayward to allow the constabula
ny TO remain In force in this count
d desire for the oonstabulary to r.
main Ia very keen in various sections
IF the county, for tho citizsns in the
country 40 in the city as they W II no,
be as easy to enforce the law In the
country as In the city, the foner is
lot provided with police protect
ion.
ln some sections OF the country n
disposition has been shown already to
Violate the law and when the dispen
s8rleg are C ostd there is every rea, on
10 believe that there will be much
"hiskey In circulation and without a
'ons$abulary force the conditions will
o bCC0me intOlerable.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-01

The cost of sea coast defenses come
high but we must have Uhem. The
engineers want SIG. 900, 900 more to
complete the Notifications Of the sea
coasts OF Ghe United States. There
has already been appropriated for
this purpose $28, 03,434. Permanent
projects at 81 different points have
been adopted and most are we'll un.
der way,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-12-01

1t promises to implant in the minds
OF their children the purest conception
or tone and to train their fingers to
skilled technique, and besides giving
u nome the greatest air of feline
ment, 1T adOrns 1T with majesty; In
TACT, ALL THAT PERTAINS 10
THE "LUDDEN Sc BATESnIS RE-
~ Is the only piano made or sold In
Gne south at an absolute. unchange-
ape prlce--to schools, colleges and TO
me Individual a~like-$287.
Ihe'e isn'ta piano sold in the South
mat Will compare with if for much
!ess IMAM double the club price of 1881.
Under our club plannearIy 2O0 neonIe'
at least half of whom might never
have been able to possess a hiph.grade
piano-are now enjoying the be1efits
n pleasures of one in their hnmes
Ky organizing the Ludden & Bates
Piafo Ciubs we afo enabled TO cell
pianos IN lots of 100 at one price, eth
er for cash or on time. with Interest.
ABSOLUTELY CUTTING our
EVERY DOLLAR OF EXPENSE
attached to selling in the usual way.
The member Joining the club with go
others purchase together, saving all
middle men and agents profits and
expense. YOU BUY IN QUANTI-
TIES ON A CASH B~ASIS-take
time. If you like, by merely paying in
terest. This has been our method Of
inducing custom to our store. without
causing extra expense. and BY THIS
METHOD we have successfully fur
nished individuals instruments at q
saving or nearly 1925. We ship "Lnd-
len & Bates'' Pianos eyerywhere--
memberships come from all over the
South.
If interested in thu fai.est and best
piano proposition ever offered. call or
send for details and application for
membership blanks. Address Lud-
den q Bates, S. M. H., Bull and York
streets, Savannah, Ga.