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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-20
.SNUBBED BY BOARD,
COMMIpTEE AND STATE BOARD
OF COMMISSIONERS
Rave Some Interesting Correspond.
ence About the whiskey Bills
and samples.

The state board of dispensary
directors has sat ON Senator Chris,
Jensen and Representative Lyon, of
the dispensary investigating COM
mittee In the matter Of the latter's
den md for q list Of the purchases
maze at the last meeting with prices
and amounts ordered out, and has re.
fused to keep the samples '~'intact."
Director Black replied thrOuuh
Clerk Mobley to the lettor from Mr..
Ohrist ems along this line, TO the
effecv that while the board was at all
times ready aud willing to assist the
committee In protecting the interests
of tho state and that the books and
records Of tho board arc open at all
times to the members of the commit.
tee, they do not feel called upou to
furnish you With a copy of the orders
for purchases" and they wish to say
that tie board Is the custodian Of the
samples"
Mr.. Christensen was not sati fled
with this and wrote to ask that at
least one othor member of the board
pass upon his demands. This is the
reply he got, dated yesterday:
Dear Sir: l am directed to say
that the board concurS with Major
Black In my letter to you Of March
31st."
These purchases have been referred
to q number Of times in the recent
spirited controversy between Senator
Tillman and Mr.. Lyon, Senator Till
man intimating that the investigat
Ing committee Is trying to assume
the purci asinR power and needs In
vestigating Itself and Mr.. Lyon in
sinuating that tho purchases have not
been made to the lowest bidders.
Here Is the CORES pOndeUCe In full:
Bcsufort, s. c., March %
M. M. II. Mobley, CLERK State Board
Of Control, Columbia, S O.
Dear Sir: Kindly furnish me OF
your earliest convenience with the
copies OF the list Of purchases last
made with the peucilled memoranda
as to amounts awarded, ordered out,
ETC., 80 that they will BIO exact dupli
Gates OF the sheets you sno we'd Mr.
Lyon and myself.
Who are the Belroy people (?
Ii the proof Of liquor furnished gen
orally given on the Invoices OF the
firms from whom the state has bought
during the past few years?
Does the AUchor Distilling COM
pGny liquor bear the labels OF that
concern ? aud has the state bought
from that concern the Mlnatee brand,
or the III snrtetfa brand or both?
l presume you have Informed the
board that tie G mmittea wants all
samples submitted at last meeting
kepG intact.
Very respectfully,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-20
salonna Abnllnhod.

Tho town OF Abingdon, Va, Friday
abolished saloons by popular election
and enforced tho dIspcnsary system,
and will be In effect before May 1st.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-20


i'tano or Organ For You
10 the head OF every family who ia ambi.
tious for the future and education ~ b;a LII
dreIn, we have n Special Proposition to make
no article in tho home shows tho evidenca
of onlturo that does a Piano or Organ. No aoo
9 gives NJ much pleasure or ia Of
oS groaI v an9 IN In after life as tho knowledge
Our Small Payment Plar o make. o,n,o.
snip OF a high gra'o Piano or Organ easy,
Just a few dollars down and a small n.y.,
e e@ month or quarterly or somi annual # somS
ial Prono "J t t"a"y Tor Catalogues and our Spec.
Addres Malone's Music o.,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-20
Very resp ctfully,
N Christensen.
nN1,,,.ott, - ~ Afl. Dt

Columbia, S. O., March 81.
Hon. N. Christensen, Beaufort, S. @.
Dear Sir: In reply to yours Of the
296h inst beg to say Major Black BE-
Ing the only member Of the board In
the city>at tho time, | laid your let
tor before him, and be DIRECTS me to
say that the board will assist the
In every way possible to
protect the integesb,o of the state, aid
that the books, records. etc, Of the
dispensary are at all times open for
inspection by the committee or any
member OF Ii, but they do not feel
called upon to furnish you with q
copy OF the orders OF our purchases.
In regard TO the samples, l am di
rected TO say that the board Is the
custodian CT tho samples.
In reply to the question who are
the B:lroy pa plo?' will say style OF
i'm il BalrOy Disabling Co., OF Louis
vile, KY.
Reel ing to question lis proof OF
liquor furnished % WIZ say 1T is not
generally given on invoice, but ap.
pears on barrel.
~ htib'' wv NuDoulpilj DyCo pLtt
Anchor Distilling comEany's liquor
bear the labels Of the concern" will
say tho Anchor Disabling company's
goods bear the labels Of phe firm, Hen
rictta being one OF their brands. Gan.
not lind where they sell such a brand
az Manatea,
Very respectfully,
Nj. II. Mobley. Clark.
Beaufort, S. O., April 8.
Mr.. II. NJ. MobleY, Clerk State Board
Control, Columbia, S. @.
Dear Sir: Yours Of March 31st to
hand. Please have same passed on
by at least one other member Of the
state board.
Kindly mail me copy Of my letter
to which yours above referred to Is In
reply. 4 Very respectfully,
N. Christensen, Jr.
Member Dispensary Invest. Com.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-20

pr. Hathaway's speciality Includes all chronic
and private diseases Of mon and women, such
as; Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Nervous Do
bility Cost Vitality Specific Blood p ,ison
(sSyphilis) Catarrh, Skin Diseases Diseases Of
tho Hart, Liver aud Stomach, Rroumntism,
diseases peculiar to women, etc., aud OF ers.
Every person afflicted with either of these
diseases is invited to consult him without
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-20

charge. Those afflicted with stubborn and
deep seated cases are especially invited to
write. He has Ind spsoiat success in oufing
such cases whore others failed to eve T, benefit.
Every person writing him will be scot a valua-
bic booklet on their disc $50 also free. Hayo
no hesitanoy in writing. Every hing strictly
confidential. Address DR.. Hathaway s. Co.
80 Ipman Bldg, Atlanta. Ga. N
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-04-20

I'QVGI...... $50, $50
la othcr Nor's, thi8 county trodiug
c9ntTc Is c V nov huyilg az ually,
omitti0g Inc Gull months, 1910, Go
rorJh OF supplies easily raised ~
homc. Tire town CT ST. NJ attlc 81,
#aH further shown Viii use this yoa
lie folCSing hup.lirs bought else
wDere q d6hipp d in TO be sod TO
FINN rs end nLEAN.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-07
MAN ALL AsLAzE IN EMPTY kEe
kssenisaed Bakers Think he Is Doing
Necromastc Stunt.

Hearing weird shriells coming from
apparently empty ~hisk key, EN-
Dyes Of Freihoffer's bakery. TWEEN
e.scQrtA aud Master streets, Philadel
hia were. 9ambfounded 10 see the
* appage2 Is lake life and roll
cross The 6aor.
While he bakers we've sasplnS In
increment flames began 10 spout from
na end Of the kee. And when q man
grang from be keg with his clothing
fame the as he'd German bakers
tia rot know rAether they We're sec
ug a neeTomantic feat or had been
Hected by fumen nj yeast.
When the man was seized and the
lie extinguished the bakers roeog
l4zed Anton Link of Second and Chrie
ian sreats. who is employed as la
.orer. Link, in the course OF his du-
les. had taken an endF out Of The
lies and got inside TO clean T. Not
1eirg acquainted with the cnfahus'
L.. qualities OF spirits he lii match
d illumine the recesses of the kea
The blaze followed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-07
HE.,lET, CAL
!. 0jf Of The BAG
NEW SCHEME. OF FIRST CLASS
MEN is INADVERTENTLY
EXPOSED sY WITNESS.
DECATUR IS ACQUITTED
az on, CHARGE Only to Be Rearresteo
upon An Older One Which he
win Fioht.--Cotfin Wss
Dismissed

Annapolis. Ma. Jan 9. TN az
.-e,uament> e lay al the naval aca-
ms wef. important stephen Deci
Ill., fist Of l.le members Of the u 4,
,,lae ID 10 pul on trial. was declared
3cnr,itttd apd geaored to duty out
XIII lea. sted shortly after and VIII
VI trscI nnder other charges o.
uaylnc under tae &C Of 1871, and o.
Encouraging or conntenauelng haEl'ls
rtdrr ljle acl az 1913, II n anFhoftta-
tigelr stated that he will fight fne'e
,haYets.s Announcement was MAZE up
# cially. that sIidshipman Trenmo'
,efip. Jr. of the third class from
Vi, on city. Nevada. has been con
fill I'd Of tiaziug and dismissed
During the trial Of Midsninmah
Maroon. It developed thai fassih :
vgtam exits at the academy undef
Ia men being expected to bring food
rom the breakfast table 70 upper
classmen when they miss the lorna
icu,
ii was also made clear thai since
The hang investigation began, upper
classmen nave been subieetins eacn
other Il practices generally visited
anon the fourth classmen, 50 as 70 DC
able 10 testify that certain things were
nc. done TO under classmen only, anu
consequently do not constitute hazing-
rntimation of this lad been gained by
previous testimony, but Il remained
Tor Midshipman. Cabaniss, first class
ran from birmingham. Aha, 10 let
the cat out Of the bag. when he tated
that since the sessions Of the court 81
INQUIRY began the first class midship-
men and others at his table had been
required 10 report dessert. This was
only required Of fourth classmen UP
To a few weeks ago.
& a ta = s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-07
Laws Extremisles.

Mr.. Pcrciral Fitzrusher wore :
rroy and his automobiling costume
1htn ha!sS ITO the justice court on 6
charge j. .ceeding the speed limit.
lis a. yatrsge!" ne asserted, We
bemenily aud repeatedly but the only
-rieadly slace he goi was. from Mr.
Footloose Freddy, who was taking
hlngs easy in swaybaGked chair ana
watching the proceedings with inter
est. Mr. Foolloose Freddy was als1
under arrest. His case was called
arst, and he was fined $40 for vssran-
a.. Then the charge against Mr.. Fitz'
tusher was on. and he being guilty.
was also aned $50 and costs.
''lt's an outrage, miserable out
rage." he repeated.
an is fer 4 fact" agreed Footloosa
Freddy,
Which gratuitious consolation so
pleased MIR. Fitzrusher that he PAID
The fine Of Footloose and walked With
Kim from the justice court, continuing
his comment upon the ouirageousness
Of the proceedings
There's DO such hing as justice in
this community" asserted Mr.. Fitz
Iusller.
II should say moi, psrd" agreed
Foo.loose Freddy. why. look. Deg
.abs you for moyin' an me fer sittin'
still. Where does a man get of?'-
seattle Post intelligence.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-07
Thackcray'. DisnEurcd Nose.

That George Nenables. ThackeFayis
schoolmate. was not entirely response
bic for the noyelist's dishgured nose is
to be gathered from the autobiography
OF Sir Wemvss Reid on one occasion,
when both Venables and Reid were
visiting Lord Houghton. Reid bluntly
asked his fellow guest who broke
Thackeray's nose.
1T was winter. aud we were walking
IN Indian file through the woods. As
PIT this question 10 Venablcs he. sud
denly stopped and. turning around.
glared at me in n manner that instantly
revealed The terrible truth 70 my alarm
ed intelligence. lie continued TO glare
for several seconds. and then. apparent
~ perceiving nothing but innocent con
fusion. not unmixed with alarm. Oh my
face. his features became relaxed into
more amiabie expression Did any
body tell YOU he said slowly and with
solemn emphasis. to ask me that ques-
tom I could truthfully say that mo-
body had done 81 NV answer seemed
10 inoIlify- Ncaables at once. Then. "
nobody put you M 10 asking that Ques-
lion. don't mind answering II. # was
who broke TiscSerav's no 2. We
were only little boys n the time and
qusrreied over something ami had the
usual hkbt n wasn't nv fault that be
vas dlsfgr1rsd for life II was al the
fault or son1e Tretched doctor. No7vs.
days a bov's nose can be unende.i -
that nobody ear sec that IL hes ever
been. broken let ne tell vou.' he con-
timed that Thaekeray never showed
me any ~ viii for the harm ! bad done
him. and I do not believe he felt any "
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-07
Took the Hint.

Several months ago a Kansas City
newly married couple went to stay 2
while with he brides father. They
said they would be there only until
the groom found suitable iiat--Dossi
bly, week. But they stayed and
stayed and the "old gentleman began
to gel tired Of supporting them. To
make matters worse the bride and
groom complained even time ham or
bominy. Of which he girls parents
were fond. was served at meals.
we can't stand ham and hominy."
said the groom Neither Of us can
Ct f."
This declaration was made one day
al the noon meal. That evening. while
the bride and groom We're sitting on
he porch with her father. wagon
backed up to the curb in front Of The
house and The driver began unloading
a box and : barrel
ia sn't that driver made a Mls.
tskc?r asked the groom.
NO" replied the girls father
What's in the barrel and box|
asked The girl
-Ilominv IN the barrel and hams n
the box. said the rold gentlemen"
The bride and groom lei' next day
kansas City Times
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-07
To WIN BACK MS
CONCLUDED From First Page.)

God knows I've been good hus-
band said Bob in conclusion. Il gave
Julia everything she wi;hed for
love her 50 much couldn't see her
want for anything. When found the
care Of my littlc girl Rosalie wa loo
hard ON her sent the child 10 Julia's
mother and paid 500 a week for her
care until The old lady said she would
not keep her any l6nger My wife is
bright. highly educated. lovable lit
tie woman and its pretty tough being
thrown down his way"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-07
DEATR,,l'RD. HAVOC,
N An EXPLOSION
or A TON ar nMfyAkal VIE KILLING
AND WouNDiNG MANY QUAR-
nv EMPLOYEES.
A BOX FELL ON STUFF
17.89.9s@9 n F7EF1 I F9f1v- $500 VI NJ n. y Z
While 1t Was Being Warmed Prior to
Being Used for Blasting Purposes
Shock Felt. For Miles
Around. Y

t4s
Chicago, January o. Five men were
Instantly killed. four others fataiiy
hurt and seNens others were seriously
injured by an explosion OF ron OF
dynamite at the qnarries Of the 10.
lese & Shepard company Gary. H.
Today.
An The men injured ais foreigners
wso wera lasniua IN the anaT7les'
-fhe cause of iilo explosion Is not
lSnown. but IL IL supposed a box con
raining one hundred pounds OF the e.
pIosive fell from the. top Of another
case while twas being warmed prior
70 being usnd for lllasfing purposes
and The explosion Of this amount set
on the balance Of the 1000 pounds
The building IN which The dynamite
was stored was at one end OF the
quarry in which forty men We're work
ing. There. We're seven men in the
building which WAS. also the boiler
room Of the. plant Three OF those
Instantly killed Mere az work IN a
trench fifty feet from The building in
which the dynamite vas stored. Pieces
Of the wrecked, building were shower
ed upon them crushing them to the
earth. The other two mon were killed
by air conclusion while working in the
blacksmith shop close TO that In which
The dynamite was stored.
or the 40 men at work in the quar-.
~ hardly one escaped injury Of some
kind from, the falling debris of the
wrecked buildings, hut only eleyea
were 80 badly hurt as 10 require assist
anee, The building in which the dyna
mite was. being warmed was entirely
demolished All other structures be
longing 10 The plant being badly dam
aged. The total loss 70 property, u.
SIS oq0
The. force Of tue explosion was felt
for twenty mile= around. and many
windows were broken In houses stand.
ing within three 10 -four miles OF the
scene Of ths accidept
4 II
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-07
KILLED HIS WIFE
Special Grand Jury, Returns an m
dictme Against Prominent Mer-
chant OF Missouri.

jon On City, No, January Ga
specie! grarc jury today indited Geo.
". 4,rdcl:, merchant, charging flrst
/. ,,sy. % na.rtier in connection with the
Id. of his wife on January 5, 1904.
II - cosoner.s jury, which was called
IT, ne time vi her death exonerated
Gordon on hi statement that ne was
not IN the room in which his Wife was
killed presumably by an accidental dis,
charge Of a shot gun Gordon was re
leased ON a. Si0,do1 bond.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-07
BURNED TO DEATH
Girl Ssturates Her Hair With OIL
Then Applies Msteh.-Woulo-
Be Reseuer injured.

P.ulaBd. Ale. Jan. by pouring
kerosene oil on her hair and applying
match. Mary Narsis', a beautiful
Assyiian girl. killsJ herself in a ter
Fihie ana tragic manner LAST might.
The tragedy came us-. neins double.
rs Louise Mo-. nIrse risked her
life 20 save Mis- Na-siss and va
badly burned
tn, A--yrian girl. who WIS about
twenty yIafs old. WIS su inmate of
fbe city Iieme She was 81 with brain
fefcr and II Is supposed that q love
affair was he cause OF the act
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-07
I'm COUNTY COURT
Juaae w. S. Dewey Disposed Of Much
Unfinished Business in Probate
Court Saturday.

In tae matter of the appointment OF
files s. Gilbert as public guardian OF
Alexander county. the bond Of NJ.
:. Gilbert as public administrator for
5000 with w. b Gilbert and John S.
N,thorpe as suretles was examined.
approved ana ordered of record.
IN the matter Of the last will and
testament OF George D. Williamson,
deceased the final report was examin-
u aad orlere of record and executor
discharged.
In the matter OF tho last will aud
.es ament OF Susie Colwell. deceased.
he final report was examined. APP
D-ved aud ordered of record and
1couJor discharged.
IN the matter of the estate of
Ado,ph SWobcda deceased. the bill
vas examined approved and ordered
D record
In The matter Of the estate OF John
b odc,ich, deceased, the following
claims were granted: J. G. Edmund
son et all $500 ANA $40 and Charles
I Edmund on, sGS. Phil a. Hoch. $50.
In the matter of the estate OF Har-
rison Il. Cruise the final report was
examined and approved and ordered
Of record and administrator dis
charged
In tAe matter Of the guardianship Of
Kenneth Petit, minor heir Of John
Petit, deceased. the petition was ex
iamlned aud ordered that letters al
guardian snip issue 10 Amelia Petit
/ Ip31 her giving bond in the sum 81
! g ~ with securities Bond examined
8ppTo, ID and ordered Of record.
In the matter of the guardianship
| 81 C-yille. O-pha and ogle Durham
minor heirs of Thomas A. Durham de
cec Cd. the report was examined ant
ordered Of record.
In the matter Of the estate of b. 3
Foster. deceased. petition was ex
lamined and ordered that letters Of ad
ministration ISSUE 10 George Miller
upon his giving bond in the sum o
p4v-p with -urelics. I md examined
approved and ordered ol record.
In inc matter Of tie estate II Rich
ard Fitzgerald. deceased. petition ex
lAinCd and ordered That letters If ad
n ni- alton is ne to- William Z. Fitz
gerald. mp bond of $4,000 Will
20. tie. Bond examined. approve.
nj ordered of record.
In ibc matter OF the guardianship o
Emclif ;shafeT, minor, 9pal report ex
} 1mincd, app wed aad orde-cl OF rec
RI aud guardian discharged.
Iu Inc matter o. the estate Of Ernes
Is. Rec. deceased. inventory II
ahmed, approved and ordered Of re
ord. Proper posting aud publication
OF adjustment notice examined. an
proved AMI ordered Of reco-d.
IN the matter Of the claim 4 N. Z
F-ith g. the estate 81 Z. ". Rees
claim va examined and allowed r.
lf-
in fet- man III ree estate Il. Mr.
Ilora r. Mueller. deceased. petifio
w examined ana Ordered hat letter
# adminisi. liion is-ue 10 Ellis y
Cos upon Biz giving bond in the sun
II siees Hilh sureliee. Bond exam, mel
Approved and ordered 4 -eco-d-
y fle matte. q ths guardian D
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-07
FELL rARoueA The FLooe.

Sioux Fails Jan. While making
souvenir Aorse hoes in a blacksmith
shop thi afternoon. Robe@t Fitzsim-
mos wts Slightly injured by the col
lapse Of he shop floor. throwing a
large crowd OF spectators and Fitzslm-
mons into the basement. Several per.
sons suffered arms or legs broken. but
none We're Killed. Eitzsimmons was
slightly cut about the mead.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ILLINOIS CENTRAL r. \


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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-07
woman .M...r q Fsmou. l+s.h.

"Hsnnas. Msgsis-. he woman Who
used TO maze the historic hash with
which the sFuslOI vas Rent 70 regale
his friends IL Wsshing.O a On sunday
moTnings il with Mfs hanna al he
HDiel Gotham in Ne iosi where be
xides has = ahlislst herself perma-
heatIg. 4sapsifas Kitchen hs- leeh
cousirbel .for ~ -sclHs use-.sEE
A5ssiz rs5sH= ihr.. y p AzaF
aiElil sAilsss Hsn tstF - ~ fsH 81
~ 80 --4s-s efsh- sAirE Esfs Ter
fs4.oi- ss-ss.se ne-t-s's 80 prsfit-
~ e snne Htlie frl-a e. Dhio Eof his
e,-nf ats he isu thsi e. Other tsn3s
s1an IS nz-s zs-- - -
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-07
Ne She lr snoleen.

Are you going to tal7o that little
trim with me I spoke about las' weekY
Il haven't thought about II.
well. think Of it this week VIII
YOU
Eyes. IL think about It. I'll think
about IT,"
."By the way saw you on the stree:
the other day and you never notice.
me"
Il never noticed you. Puck.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-01-07

"You must make your window dis
plays according to the weather, said
the successful merchant 10 the new
clerk. "On sunny days, have dress
goods Of bright coors; when les cold
show dark, heavy fabrics. Thus you
VIII catch the woelcn."'-f
81 see. And when IL rains, am 10
make a display OF umbrellas, sup
poso?''
oNot at an. III lac window with
fancy hose"