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The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01

y. t's.l- Jar;~s I. IunCaa Q: Palmyra. II
Martin Was q iiv.ryrsa or Ens.c;r. N.h-
sa:.i Q, =, iaf~',is NJ a"t NJ. u
tgi has -; yi-I'~: "a Ja.~', county s-T ..s-
IL. Sars-a. q, S,rte! Conner q. I.-,ayvilis
ch0 G!li F'iisy =, -. ase - - VII ,Ak.
place - morton ia1-rl.ns a. T. oc!ors .. -
ra-a " -. 81, ~, IN a.. T.aT:l % rii IL r N
=, F--ne.. Navi-rs ..uc---y
tn. funeral % M-. catherine Ar..r - Jsr
,'..Gr,l. - tH~ irr'y 80 - TIE Reverend , :.
y =. I.n,oa - ,ecs,,r,;li,. II. "a. a
y : r!,;-.- = ?. I~a!. = ~. guest G.
I.u,.- --nl,h - M..o-a. H. ,a.a .t,o-
.TT''-,-,, J.. r.. -" i,nn. ,. ~ i.'r','
Palm =. T. v,i re- . rsc'cal 'his evening
a. -. IIr,' 81 'nu,-h
wef..r r1-- - Ia. - I.;!ls -asa ,isi;a,
10 R-h.-', O., = r.,us- -. e,.., o. ~.
81. : " po,sr.. -''''' ''''
I5or,gr - ". Ts..,4,.-. rag. .. G'..s Ha..
81. : = rss~ - J.'-.y, IT,
Tns reFs-"aI . = Hcs, r-"seted o: .hs
~ -. y,- ~ P.nsi-- Y..:--., =
rne-rirs - r.-s-@rl ~ iT'~.s -..srH~.. e.
y. s.-r.i,.J s.....s a. WIS, Ms. c,,s:-,.. ,
f-~S7's" -'r- $50 ~ ''-T'yvfi" bono
=. 80 - NE Hai H. ..'sr.sS %
~ :, J-nes r-r. g. r.o-i. II ,-,..rl.-
,.-..y .n.- y.s.-,r- us-- hi' r,-.-,. 81 sna
.,.r''1n r;4-.r'ss % = i.7u. r.' ,s- gre,
n, I.,.-.0s &" ~. --.a-h.s - ~.
--r--i... a. is,l -rtar On -.n- sa:.
Him IIs-'-r = wet..'7 ~. -ss ~. r...:
~ xaIsa~r''s ~, IT, dszsh..- :. y,
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OLD TEMPTATIONS ARE NOT
REMOVED BY the NEW YEAR.
r~~'~s ~ t'otsOsss Sac rr~sese.s -
GsO ssA s0Voss~s toward
s.OOl ~ 80 0e0aSe

r. 2.s~-eri IcctaT " Ntiaar.Sr
:. Tr.-s s.f;i., ,nl-.. $50, morn
f.A-s ,ssi7s =. ~. -sx, ~ - >ish
,irrr - a.aa. crac 90 s'~-r. - -r> =
car .siVS'ts- ,r~s-c- rsa- ~s~r - t--
f",~[ Romans ~ = ~" ss:s II.
AZ
N -; -~-r~S.. sz>-fsi 1ay. .-- ny.
.-Ess otE-r cay -t~ ss,.e old Nu-,y:
s-~.-. : ;sss N-~ N.s:. zs,rninS. ,-vs
ya-s~- - .ss cid Temptations s-a IL ~
s~A-r = ire saHss r,-N--sss - svfi th.
s.rs ,-asciss0 toward ts~ sod w. al
a. e-Sss .c--zG---s seers 90 iess ~
ct 80 o.! ~.ar are h1!in6 :. s>e ueW
Ss-s.st says ee0e~er sar~ :Aes- Sei<r
sr Ia; is-x cai; . s.Is tc- z-.o--a~r, aai
&c 49, s-se,ss 20 1-.nit s.-fsr c-z-
c,sts-~ TIA: . ar ,-sS.s-ts-- n,--fe-. n
sss,sE< cr su cC~s.. ses>>, - .a~ cay-
ts.= sf;a >.- t..s~rren.s aui ;Ae .iArs
1~ts-nizes ,ns .sAst pp>ass, - -. v.-s~f
aass~S A,A she hAvee- Gta - Al = e,ss-s.
AZ .H.. s:sa -s.-.-,.S ,ss..
'rce -. -ns- saAs= f--r ,s~ st:-ss ..
-. rat -p-s =, :t;s -es-.--~srrsE-x .
t.,-. 2. -~v~&i<-s 40 r--sr-i.s-
v-.r. r.ss..s-e. she~s a. h-ssss - -
- 49, SN.S g tss-.~ 80 zfs>rs 20
~>s-. sTs re- sr's wssis ,--S-s-~ 20.
~ .sas. rar- go $3.50 .-N-, sS-.- --..,-
>r-Sesss- ~ $500. ~eAsfr-, y g.. ~s~T-
ri-y,s sss sls .es-,N >--As Eess.ss ,tss, ar
~ssc~-S~e A.. sa.ss-S.s. -. . sss tsrr-
'i,s ..les ;---Sa. SrA~ -.-sA.-s---
Tse -s.Ass :. ~ s.,- . es,-ey 20
e-ss.sa-s t~s-~ sAs~> rEs-r~ go. -.
kros sssA 60 9arF.a.-s szES iss s<r.sst
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e0Y's CONDITION IS sERs0Us.
Nursi"ck Dickson. y. EustaiBS
Fractured skull Iv H"r~p.

Captain wiI.ian n Young o' Zoe Third
lrx'rt~t yesterday reported to tnisI ki~iy
;rst ne iuja-iss s.ssain-t bY AVr1o"s
pIesesr-. YEAR .id. vh., Sas krpk~1
dp~u b. q ho->~ Iva from. .: NJ isia South
S'nib street. Ss'1:tsy are eos,sfd~S~1
Ser.rf~.
20 his l"Fas. No E-.' South Eighth Ssye<s
J. Na- not though. .; tina. time that his
Injuries we're scgio0s The hoy 0as g.
s.rf~d b. bocser a. l.. Mason, o. No e.
Hickory street. yesseycss
isoSto- SaAcn sors the boy II ouNeS-
:n0 from a fracture Of the sks,l WIFI
and . be rider az the horse aas yeissseA
bS Se:.cs.
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EXTRACTS FROM SUNDAY SERMONS
PREACHED IN ST. LOUIS PUlPTS

On the threshold OF time
. I.
New
ing thought before OF
The New Years resolutions while
part they from seacn
tue
. 0an"-The Reverend Doctor J..
know that ordere
TIE result OF study Of
Of sand blazing that
creation due
reign OF universal and impartial law
all things there
ship the God q order
. =
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HOLIDAY MEETING
At LEvEE MISSION.

TIL" Reverend Doctor A. !.:chseEstein
trih''ti.h o. 2if', .. th.. 1cve. Mission. a;
Main and Market streets. tonight. she
eiisl;a!iin.Ei being announced for
q ctO, X y ''hyiStr:as tree will he AZ!
ranged 20. ih" children and donations of
shoe, and clothing viii be made ;o IN.
olfs! persons.
r,t.s;.n ~. -. ,s..' g., 80. -,
seven yc3.r. ar.i that many business fITn,s
iEaG" gifts s.r this ocs Ss,or which vii!
be distribute. among th: poor. -&bou: ~
Children are expected Q" attend.
Doctor Eardeii Hil! ass.: ir the work
81 to-r,Ehi. will Mrs. Iicltenstein. and
the M:ss.s Grimm. Fannie Parkinson.
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TeS.s lss Notes.

To ,.snie ~ ''Sunc,.'' ~i'l civ, q
-.-.-kr-l .s'; in f-~>au.Au's i'al. JanUar- =
fr. "fJ!nyG "'rsis's - shs follow ing named.
ii'r'r.- li.-rS-' \ iv--!>-. I. T.. 'iui.s-,..an.
f.ts M"i'rgop ~. Y. I.-ch. fhHr.0r i-U,:.r U
I'i-rt. fhii iauH u. .n3 E..wAri tesrs- -.
.a. s.rs'.'" ''tr Uiatv:.!s. rr't":. c's@ hss
'~"-l ..i 81. jsugs.N - when the asSc'si hal
la'> ~! l.. r"cuYIr-., Angus: Miller contends
-.i, r.tgrn.IIc ~ ~. ..si'ots =, III .inv him
.,-"'"l .',: N'T-.a IL Masters ~" In, ,.II.-
feu;.
\. W NY:-'s< - Granite '..y y.~tsr,!a. Tt;.-
'is--l 'i!s hi0.hs h.tnN'9 Eighteenth and
Ni-'..',-h -;r..tS ard Iwsn', ..cv.a and
Invent y--hiT.. -:r~sts S<stc street. .. .i"
C,,l>l'.. ration ~ af-.i; s.nan
''it, Ntr'f:.v 81 u >.l;,sr =, .:.aal:" 'ftc
'.si-"i u: - I.,JI< v.s'sT'l
''-< ay.- tre ,l-,r Gr,,ri;. .i-, a-ii -.
Igs.:s T':,gti,H ''ynIarv'S iIrcs III! - ri:,i
- o! tl-1'i =. - Louis Tomorrow.
: i''!.' Dc i,uE! .l...: IL his Ie1 at
E.T.L Y. 1i". y''-t~r,.sv morning
W.. lrr N.-;.-h ~. .iH ';Iar!te 'i.y 1r1S:vss
anu..;Irr-~ he htr-h = s":..
The ;arurhisi rci'O'' ~ .h~ f.u:hs-ar church
n; Granite 'f-. viii resume l's work iAnvar: =.
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UNFAIR BUSINESS METHODS
SCORED bY MACON MINISTER.
s0ys 1sse ~ Oe0ovra sS"W Weswses
ss~a~e sd sseeS0bs .OOs sseosss6
Nee O<~o 0eaPs, Dv0W0.
pE-Erir sIDr,t.

r.
Nf-r-- NJ r.. = NH-rh.- ~. fs a
rs.--s rrrrlh-- Nr 10. Eve f. SNNss my
chan. Who 'ri-t,-f!"~- -io-n .s.S
sr-s Z. a .Nie| ~ sTr-7Sr -. ~rr,.oss
|si.~ Gh's ~ is-s:y- Nis .-stornsr- =
. ;h!.e tie dealer ~Ho knowingly -ri.rs,-
------s a. order - max q i-A;- i a
.isr sH. a -'sse. t.Htr
ms .suSlsSs ~.- Cssi -hi- morning
,, .h> EsSs-c7i v C&..W-l ~ .H@
Cyne~r!A1t r-~.Ayc--isu Church. iu ,h~
coGrs- 20 ~, sermon or til>i--~- iuu-
es-y sci resolves .o- 80 rev yea
rf--. sss II. Far bach" aid ~
Csi!asit when the hoo:l.- NAs Gated
. Statesman cr. .. sc-., = sS-'se Io'.-
..-ia1 7. IS 20 :hc great sGva7.zS. &C
sse country ;ast J.. Is roN k-e-a hy h.s
..Gf: nA-.N
-ee .sHea1s! ever -A:s :.-a IN -.
rszs % cf,tc -.C-'-9';s-~-< b.. ,s.Ga.
ss~ ,~< =. s.ssrly :as Nfss -: J. .rsA-Cs-io'-
s~i~ess e-s-..S. hc-sc- a.. s--z!Ss:-oUi
s.-aa-.
s-Asrdx thsrSs ~ tS.iF ?-1cr- -.mss :.
sluass ~ tie Interest," % Hsaes.y I A-
.ct Alta ks=G fh~ sS-uciuss;ls- - ~Ssltn.
;ssrh 81 ac2Even.Tt q. T1orsy hss Is
yf1- ea--.scn tE: 80 --ar GGo Ss;s-es -
snAzct,l s-a--.-e .-..r - .-.,sTrl e. ss.r
. S-l8 ---.r--f - :n~ -rS--s- n ~tt-H
- s-czi--. -rs'y F~-ny- az - ~ -
,1As = ass- - q
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rsSS~e Arrest sDssscn sssesss s0 Get ~
NO0's AsS0j1a01.

Victor Wi.tu.. =: years old. ~ No 81
North Firth street. was ,ut across the
throat almost from ear - ear III "a light
AZ a Polish v..c'iuS AT Fifth stree: .'r!
So Louis ay-uu'. East -. Louis, Late
Saturday night. He was taken fu 81.
Gition.
Hc docs ne. knov Who ~: him and a.
though tn" polio. have arrested p dozen
p"rSvns vh" w.Ee at ~" Wedding. al! 81
"a ,'.-:' Knowledge %! the cutting and the
l.gnf.
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ciac~ -E.s a't-raoo.. The hU-ia' VII Ne IN
waiLut Hii seme:syr.
Tho I:.y.-srd s@,a,irs 4. Jon-s d.li,ered his
farewell rr..,a ,rs,trda, pass,r oY 'h- t'rsf
ra;.l.i sf.J u. lie v:.! Depart With hts safnis
Fer sr-.- old ho-y,r N...sh carolina this Ne"S
Tic :.,sr.na Man R:sIhs,6' - f.wa ~a.
ir.;aii..i a. she ras'"- 80 the I'cn Lutheran
ChuY,h da, morning
TIE funeral ag charles HH.tnl,n st-nk place
YESTERDAY a~.~-n,.n. TIE burial was IN tsrssi.
I M.uE, s-strr;.r,.
wAtrh-'iSh: services H~fs h"'d a. 'Es FisSs
81 T. s'hurci, las, night
rh. s-ierks juniors save their New fe1r
| ,i.n-- Lest .nirx NJ iies.rkran2 Wall.
Miss R,.by ~ HiIi naa departed Tor N:c.,na
has.
! NI..sa! .s-,ers uc-~ hci "a TIE 8. Lakes
.hu.,., isef Mug.
Nj. a-i;. H.-:,nr .s s:.,e- ain,ne Ni-s E'tci
IL! liz. Hal. .f NarI Ssa;i.:-
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JERSEYvILlE.
aAxD,DAvE rOn 90, xTy ~ D..t:.
Thomas =. fevas ~s jersey SSole O0s
GWr Oeas0rsosle No0sooe1Oo.

AtIrfn'y Thomas +. Ferns % JeveC. Viii~
YESTERDAY announced himself as u ca.r!i-
'iai" FOR the Democratic rSsninaitn for
COUNTY Ju,iZ" oF Jersey County. Tire pri-
nIiries will y" held in April
Attorney Ferns IL the secoui aspirAE; for
tho Democrats n"mtna ti'a'i. ;he FIRST can
'.'ds;" t. announce himself having hc"n
Jg.lS" \. ~ Staten. Who for twelve Years
Mr.. Ferns has been prominent In Demo-
cratic party councils In Jersey County I"r
several wears. and q; ono time VAS q m.m-
i.r -; tr-> General Assembly. lle was also
democratic candidate for Lieutenant Coy
emo. 1T fh. last election.
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01

Sisrrss " Nfs-n a.. s-~si 8. @rS r3-f-
b. J-stle~ Ess~. il R-tSge.y-r ss,tI~s.s =
q. cf-sIgr Of d:s..:ts.g IN. ,D-zo~ 81
ssA 1srt~r foreman OF .k- IAr,-y
A,hrrie~- s.ock 'ss-n. Uses- the 1sss-sta- >
eos ~S:hI-S. Nrs-Asa 5.s no. A:p>s.
esen his rAe~ Sss esI,e.. sre ''ousfss.s
yohr. Nss.ier ;s!sphoa~.; % Sh.ri6 R.n-s
~ 81 Charles. S.sYe he gns .ouad and
brovgs. hack 20 B-s;ss.on
-Ga.faE: scensss W..s -, se5 - Clay
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AIS" :" h;.i'i a central nAchsnSs and Of
- hu.;.iius. tr.y row having s"vcra!
S'trS ir 'i.N. L. is ,ari. b.,it.! shat AN
"'f'i"ni 'o, 81 S'-v:-e can ic installed
whit n viii give 'h.i;. patrons a .,h"aps:
:.i'". aud one fhs' " tl: iF,y3 long distance
.NcrIrg" through the Inc'li,,n ts",! Tc..-
ph"-c company.
S"N"ra. s;r.uit- CITY business men have
;,i.'iea'i their SUPPORT and patronage. The
''i'y council VII 10 asked L. grant =
tran, his. ~ ,i. in.!e p@ ,i.!"n. CCiGl.'ar!..
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Y.Mc. 4. DING DEDICATED
Structure u; Lawrence. kaS.. Was
Erected ut Cost 1f $lN.sNND.

EErtE:.r' SI'Fs1A!.
I.swr.r-c. Mas. Isec. Si-A n-w- Ai..ss'
\. ~. =. 4. building WAS Dedicated this
afternoon With fitting ceremonies. ". NJ.
Seardsl.y -! Kansas city u,s.i~ the prin-
cipal address, O. the afternoon. Oh What
tho y " =. - Stands For
Am"ns tn" largest cont tribufors toward
th" bui.inS were " r. S:nbbs and \.
Heniy. ~h" gave $l5.Wss each: Cong,essman n
}. II. HoN"vscck and Mrs. Sarah Robin
son. y h" Asv. N.5s, each. and NJ. G"crg"
Inner. Who contributed $i.I'"
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new YEARS 4 TIME FOR
RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT


a. Tyi~r tTscs fU->cytsrLsr rht-.-h -
r4asar -Ne c-gcgsF! John ! Ea-I.s.-
delivered a Nr~ Nrsfs <-<---k - "a
sNa-Er~Gxs~, ~,s "a aE- sse-~f-S s----r-L We
ts.Ak .c- sf< text th~ sS~-'-t y--,. 8, 80
s,slrs .,s..7i~ e issu Eslss-s- :--sy
shxl /, az sA.axs rhu1 rasy-~ ,-o.y-r -.
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Es., -. u..;. Marriage s.,eea.-..

p"Iai:y Marriage i.I'"nsc clerk George
;. 'aushlan yesterday afternoon iss,;ed
~" marriage licenses. Both WeT. 10 Fast
81 Louis couples They gave their names
us follows Fen T.. Brown. -. and Maud
Phillips. Ia ari ';"o-g. Long. - ami
Narie:t. y Brown ~
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ss~seP0seas Repsss.

U'a..;iav;t 6: Agriculture. Hss;hsr B9,-a!
--Ict.1rn!nSicAi Cb.e-y a:ions .sssiv-I q, -
l-rI:s I'v.rib.r -. t.c. -; 60. D. -. loo.
;i'r.c nn' az : , seventy n..,i merriam .ir.-
osseTvs.!oas made a: in- sane r.oEc,, %: TIN.
., oil stations
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f---.-uz.- - r. r-Ts- shr---1-J
sI4ss-it-S .. NJ 49, Isss ye-rth .t-~~t
o-,-u.s~. ~ rse jGlza 4 keS.lse ''c-1-
p=-~ -SwErs----c-s q: sNr-s C.
s.szsss-i ~ So ss-~ ia-s.sr i.-~e i-ZesS
~sv.rc-t ~ sr..-socs- - o--s-a q: tas
-.- . re- azSsz
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III. & K.
Coffee Maker.
A long y
Sep m -
vance, 9th G,
most ex.
pc We
French cot
fee-1 1aking

% simple and practical that no one
can make . mistake with il.
In every can Of h&k Coffee
Il 3 lbs. for $1.O0 incidentally the
best coffee you can ces) IS . small
bundle Of specially prepared japanese
fibre papers. A fresh paper IS used
every time coffee IS made-no boil
ing old sacks and ss.s;ners. Thisp pa
per. through which the liquid per
colases, allows none Of the
strength or aroma to escape.
In each /, 2 and 3 ID. can there Is
also . coupon. This coupon and
50 cents entities the holder TO the
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BEllEvIllE.


William rsyI"r ar. Aise,- CorssAaa~r.
i-r..h j. years -: ~ho aid ihs, 'i.ey I've:
r. y Louis n.y. arrested p, the Louie
vile sri SsSfyills s's'iCe. - G~..~s:Iie
Las, .H-ai-s on ~bas&s o' Carrying eo.-
csste.' w<zI--r- Each As. = 'srg~ r~~ofss:
s.s n',y Sus---ts - ra-ssiE.s an. s.id
'hsf tn~T s.-~ g.s-s 20 NAsogtas III
They Mr. take. ?. no I-.iir. s.sf!ss-1 s,..
.rr.ei 9 9~nslnx ~0ri rom 'n-:r -'is-
i've ~ - sS1s.;s
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TRI-CITIES.


to.le.i: 'h~ .-rs=zcs~--f - -. -
o.. I.ieSSoCe company ths; is .t.l A-.iif
q aes sxcsa,e~ Ar;lcinS .; ssrsxit. ..tv
- I--Ss-s cae:,ailsss ara fSca. eas:~N
W s~~e = -o-fesecse ysEes4sy 20 10
'..- pas 'osArs ere crHa..Ia:io, .. =
.csl .-d~ss8.sa- COMPANY
- AA8e-s % 80 EoseD,1- propose
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u aea yrz -. s>.,ss-s go s-s, :lx-s
- D. - ASvte.tsp -. :. shre-EH cns Pc
e=ss,s's Ie.: a.: yesr. ec.sEaa
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II you hsve any difficulty ia
securing is. write or selepheae
Main 0Ss.
Always best in the can
No,v best in the cup.
y1kiasslls esl)be2 SlIesea
81. loU6.

;ch Sa:ur,ia~ evening 10 E3aard r. Pair
AID ''l-o bTf'. % 81 Louis anis io Harry
T.. E.vIn - o:d orchard and Julia Miller
c: C..sSxoad
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n. & K.
Coffee Ms-
= ker. without
further expen-
&c, as any ~
GERS haod6as
ehisbSaad.
fmsh fibre
pspenia eveU
can.
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- E-v.--..s s~zrs-s = -scaes . ~ !sss-'se
Och es~s~s pa ssssvs4i ssr-s,- 'g-ss..
Hi-l - fs-=1f - 81 resfys = SssfA Csre-
Hrs - 'rr---r nss.s
" a.. NJ, Ss-ae SsaAstee ~ss.spss.> ..e.-
E.tvs- ~~cf:nl - -t- v-a0-e ,sa-s-1A,-
10 Es.h1,.- - -. S-ec-sa :s~.~--sssi So
r.s-r saEs Ter A-r-sl srssy-Ai.SeH. 50
s~er.EG
Mr. -r.--aS S-ass >ls1 .. 80 sr<ze .~e-
= -.rss- H. reSs-<sx -eaFuf-G ssa =
ssis "a. an. s.A.~s ~sgs. ehs1srrr
-. fss>-ai !: Ee1-.<e E-:.ss.AA - 49,
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01

EDWARD " FJyIE
israi 4o.>ss,e-
The St. Louis Republic., 1906-01-01

Tks -fssASs Ss - "a. . eoeey 20
se-se.tazs tSss~~ = AS~~ fEs--r~ ssc~s -.
Gr2s sxsA s.- slls.a.rs .zEe sse .<r.sxc
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-13
PERSONAL

= G&tSO1ta1
Mr.; D.. D. McColl spent Frida,,
in Columbia
Miss Rachel Mittle visite,
at Columbia last week
DR.. Kirkpatrick Of Maxton v O.
In town Sunday night
! Mr. jim Patterson OF the Boy
kin section was in town Monday
Mr. Clifford Newton Of Clio is
now at the Post Office
Mrs Sol Brown spent Wednes.
day in Sumter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton McLaurin
Of Marion spent Sunday in our
town
Mr.. Il. I. Grant went to Sum
ter Monday morning for q few
days
We regret to learn that Miss
Matte Moore has been quite
sick
Mr. Chesley McCaskill of Max.
ton spent Sunday night in our
town
Mr.. j. O. Taylor has sold out
his stock Of goods and moved it
over to Ruby
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mcleod
of Darlington are the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. j. F.. Kinney
Messrs James Leon Cook and
Edwin Leon Sumner of Society
Hill spent Sunday in our town
We regret to learn that Mr..
e.. G. Newton has been quite
sick
Mr. Philip e. Levy. of Augusta
has been spending q few days in
our town
Mr.. G. E. Exum has received
tidings Of the critical illness Of
his mother at her home IN Nor h
Carolina
Mr. B.. Y. McGilvray now with
the A. G. l.. at Florence is spend
ing % few days iE town with his
family
Mr. j. r.. McGilvray of Clio
has accepted position at Chad
b )urne for the summer and moved
over there
Mrs. Grace Hines and children
of Florence are spending some
t me with her sister Mrs. e. G.
Morrison
Mr. S. H. Jamison now assist.
ant at the A. @. l.. Depot spent
Sunday at Goldsboro, N. G.. Ru
NOR says on cupid Grand"
Mr.. Harmon X. Odom of
Brightsville made us a pleasant
call Saturday. Harmon can now
tie the "Nuptial Knot" and hopes
those desiring his services will
give him q call
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-13
Horses DO Get Sick.

When a horses and mules are poor
it is not always and Indication that they
do not get enough to eat. Many ami
mails, just like human beings. have in
digestion or the system is all run down
and a tonic is needed. 1t is not the a
mount OF food eaten that makes muscle
and fat. More depends upon the prop.
CT digestion or assimilation OF the food
than is commonly supposed. Nothing
has yet been discovered that will build
up a horse or mule better than Ash
crafts Condition Powders. the only
remedy in its class sold under a guar
antce. Ask Mr.. Smith Newton, Ben.
nettsville, tor 1.-THE kiud put up in dos
es. And McColl Drug Co., McColl, S.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-13
Tho Richest Man in tho World.

The richest man in tho world can not
nave his kidneys replaced nor live with
out them, so it is important not to ne
glcct those organs. If Folcy's Kidney
Cure is taken at tho first sign of danger.
the symtoms will disappear and your
health will be restored. as it strengthens
end builds up these organs as nothing else
will. Oscar Bowman, Lebanon, KY,
writes: II have used Foley'a Kidney
Cnro and !ake great pleasure III stating il
cured me permanently of kidney disease,
which certainly would havo cost mo my
life Sold by Bennettsville Phermsey,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-13
US NOTES.
Next Sunday is Easter.

Columbia Oonvocation meets in the
Off, of Florence April 22d.
Rev. O. w. Boyd has been holding
night services st ST PaulA Episcopal
cauFch this weeE-.last of Len.
TINS hour for evening services at the
churches Is now 500 O'clock.
Prayer meeting at the Baptiet church
every Thursday evening at 800.
Prayer meeting at the Methodist church
every Wednesday at $3.50 p. m.
Prayer meeting at Presbyterian church
Thursday evening at 800.
The hour for Sunday School at the
Methodist church has been changed to
$3.50 O'Clock in tho afternoon instead Of a.
The Epworth League Prayer meeting
" held every Wednesday ovoning in the
Sunday school room Of tho Methodist
church at 8 O'Clock. The public invited.
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ers Of the southwest by the BORING vi
artCSian wells.

sr.H.". '.' '.hfhN' ~ ' Pr ".'' |h .I''H
has Naop arl'ad rs }A1nN stock tlpll
ers Of the southwest by the Boring vi
nrtcsian wells.
A colony Of Japanese have purchased
1000 acres Of rice land near League
City, Tex. They Will plant seed rice
from Japan, having brought twenty
tons Of fine seed with them to this
country. The Japs are practical rice
farmers in their own country and will
doubtless make q success OF the bust
ness in America.
The cotton planter who pasturcd his
cotton fields early in the fall and
his fields has just that much advantage
in the boil wcevil fight ovcr the farm.
er who has neglected to do this.
Congress has appropriated $250,000
to be used to control the ravngcs OF the
boil wccvil. The money Is to be eX-
pended under the direction OF the agri-
cultural department and Is available
Immediately.
Professor 8. A. Knapp has been or.
dered by Secretary OF Agriculture WI.
son TO report ut Washington for the
purpose Of assisting TO prepare plans
for the immediate expenditure OF the
appropriation made by congress to fight
the boil weevil.
The southwest was well represented
at the meeting OF the National Live
Stock association and the Nationa.
Woolgrowers' association at Portland
Orc. The woolgrowers adopted a
change In the method Of handling WOO
80 that the producer may deal directly
with the manufactures.
In the event OF war In the far eas'
there will be an increase in the price
Of beef cattle. Meat maintains IN ar
my In the field better than any Other
ration when accompanied by whole
some bread, and no country under
stands this better than the powers
which threaten observation-disclosures ant
Japan.
Farmers OF Texas are paying NOR,
attention to the breeding OF draf
horses since the price of cattle declined
They are extensively used In ever,
community and sell readily for cash
Wagons must be pulled in all kinds OF
weather and owe roads which do no
always class rs good, and for this ant
other reasons the everyday horse con
tinues to be In demand.-Tcxas Trar.,
and Ranch.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-13
Cheap Reading.

Cheap Reading.
The Democrat and McCall's
Magazlne--an excellent Iady's
Book for $1.50
The Sunny South and the Demo
crat for only $3.50
The Tri- Weekly Atlanta Consti-
tuition and DEMOCRAT one year
for only $1,75. This is the cheap
est reading ever offered.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-13
THE ORIGINAL.

Foley & Co.. Chicago, originated Hon
ey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy.
and on account of the great merit and
popularity of Foley's Honey and Tar
many limitations are offered FOR the gen.
uine. These worthless limitations have
similar sounding namos, Beware of them.
The genuine Foley's Honey and Tar is il
q yellow package. Ask for it and refuse
any substitute. 1t is the best remed,
for coughs aod colds. Sold by BENEFITS,
vile Pharmacy.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-13
II You Wan Seod.

Mr.. u, 81 Coke, Of Browns.
vile, has 81 bushels yet on
hand of his i,otea Gotten seed,
and viii acc .lmodate those
who wanr 70 aNiae cotton to coll
at Is cepts neef fall.N Will lie.
liver 30 l5nnnettsyille when
needed 40 Sc per bushel. Ad
dress him sc Blenheim, II. y. ID.
No. 9.
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Parties in want of Lumber
can have their orders filled on
short notice by writing Mr.. II.
d. Weatherford, r. F. d. No 9
from Bennettsyille
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-13

= You will not dread the sound
Of the fire bell if you have an in.
surance policy on furniture,
goods, store or residence with j..
S. Moore.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-13
Clio Municipal Election.

The New officers at Clio fol
1906, are rs tollowe:
Mayor-John Barrentine.
Aldermen-A. @. McRae, E
w. Smith, Fl. G. Mccall, JEFF d
Edens.
q. l.. Lawson Marshal.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-13

1t is a sin TO suffer with backache
and pains over the Kidneys. when a sin
gle dose OF Pineules will give relief in
one night, Suffering women should
heed these warnings ere it is too late.
Female trouble may result. Pineulcs
will strengthen the Kidneys and blad-
der. cleans the blood and relieve the
aches and pains OF Neuralgia and Rhcu
matism. Sold by Marlboro Drug Co.
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DEMOCRATS

The Democratic clubs of MARI
bro County Dire respectfully III
structed to meet at their respect
i've places Of meeting on Saturday
the 2Sth, inst at 3 O'clock, p. III.
aud reorganize by 81. c irg a Pres
ident, one or more Vice presidents
q recording and u Corresponding
Secret'ry, a Treasurer, al Execu-
tive Committee a.I a Committee
on Registration, also Il member of
the county executive committee,
and delegates TO II county CONVEX
ton to be held in Bennettsvillc on
the first Monday in May next at
10 o'clock, o. m to elect delegates
to o State Convention, and to
transact any other business which
may properly come before it.
Each club is entitled to one de-
egate for every 25 members and a
majority fraction thereof.
Respectfully
nj ND A