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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-06-12
Conditions of the COmfesf

l. Each person who Slscribsn for the Pee Dee dvocate or the Marlboro Domoom+n VIII -
tm each cent pon subscription to one vote fol each Of the remons to- he eMned Is
SlWJE pm Tor the Advocate oney er, the subscriber will be enhted to 100 votes for minister
pm m snOn teacher and a young lady Eighty cents for tn Advocate six months viii en-,
U0 votes Inc Inc Votes votes M% be given in at hem same imet money! paid
z ENy agent Oh the AdvMate or Democracy wi be entitled to as MANY ves s will tho sI,
nose SUBSCRIPTIONS ne or she gets, Ana agent who gets 10 annual snbsmihes for he
Advocate, will bee entitled to 1907 votes Tent for tie Democrat viii olive hm y" Im 100 m
3 a ballot WI be printed in each issue of the Adocate and Democrat which, hr o+ 80
and cntm beWem the respiration of thee date printed in the tauot will conn s stan ym or mo
person in eachO the three classes in the contest The ballots will NOT (mcmmed ms ho ee
IN tW0M once teoet IL eNpNnhonO of the line printed in the ballot
a. Those who are getting up clubs shouds send in their subscriptions and ,s so fm 80 ,a
|MMe. IL not necessary to get up a large club tefre sendmgn the names. money and votes
In 'mC VI" pc TeHed with very cents sent in and wilg get the benefit of the total at the
|Nse or me contest N 10 person will be counted as an agent however till he or she send in at
least th@ subscriptions sly S09 :" az
5. 10 agent will eniued to more tnM one nme re hesnna an . =, .n,
TO- more han oe tn, tno e of the trips vii give to the person who sendsin te second
IaTgNIM amount Tor the Advocate and nenOnIt combined. If the same nSonH sill os "a hU
Iwo huS one OF them Twill be given Ter tibet rlh rtm amount for both roners comhnnd
G FeGdest emg anow4dh the votes indmatda bmea and nwn %In n p % m p0a ~
IWn HWGmauNn or eneXt President ala agents vii be allowed ten per cent commission IN ali
collected by hen. Thisa applies to rrcwas asw vel asn new INSCRIPTIONS Tnbe entitled
TO COMMISSIONS amt must send in at frs, asn many as three sutscirhnns AMrt n+ a. ~
more may be sent a uneb " the agent
No subscription wilt taken On credit Ma anybody We do not p subsninion accounts
o. Inc voS received y each person will be published in each issue Of the Advocate and the
Democrat revised III to the close Of the pureHingw week
O. Iec contest wi clos 1t 6 T. NJ on the nth dnvo of Febm,rv 1900 rho xm, vii ~
and tet trips awarded BY a committee Of he citizens Of Marlboro comtv Who are also
Ito g ehted by tev voters themselves There is a place on each tmht for the names Of TIE cit
Tems whom the voters choose toc count they votes Tibet m for vUing for this COMMITTEES will
cc @ W 1a week before the regular ot@t The ballots fort hem will be counted by the editors
Their names will be published in the paper lngHngm The csAof the contest For the fe hms.
In case any manager elected cannot sNW, he msm will be alvel to namea substitute
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-06-12

Stops caraChe in two minute
ache or pain of burn or scald
minutes; hoarscncsS, one no
throat twelve hours Or. Thom
ric OIL, monarch over pain.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-06-12

THE Pee Dee Advocate and the Marlboro Democrat are going to send a party Of sx
on March f. 1909 'N" - u0 omeo states
Three or the party are to be selected The padey 0 te Advocate, and ns Dsmnou.t rno
party WILDE composed OF the following: Nm' Ae
J. The most popular minister in MalboDconv
p The most popular public school teacher in Moubor, rmmv
s. me most popular young lady in Marlboro county,
Tmhel e@nw ho amds in heM largest amount for subscriptions to the Marlboro Democra'o
o. Inc peTNn who sends in the largest amount nr SlbmrniDns 10 te Adman an
Democrat together. """ I" ny NW"a' ao
hr nmm ines a u persons will liver free rMoad tickets to Washington and RETURN oas to
f" M " hu mh"eU ne Inauguration President RosevatSsn successor
Tho party Will probably 90 to Washington day TT W in advameo of the inamanmion Sc,
Il 1900 "h "h"T"h oe ue on MuNh
Inc IMrIyy w w m also Mo be given free hpo Mt Vernon, Va, the old ZONE of George Wash
n"u, l1 gu p0@ h Uh oSe IN which the First president lived and died the furniture
relics "o' "o my oef
- At Washington anbe seem the beautiful Capitol, the White House. the U S Trasuv the
Bureau Of Printing! and EngrMing where nonevismada Stanv Hi M1n UG;m I Tn VIC
|mal interest ''" ""S "' S VI n-
- "A trip" VIII be taken to to the top of the Washington Monunen which is 55 nt riob
border H' ""hs HoS us
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-06-12

The ballots to be sent in with subscriptions have a little dife
are printed separately and can be obtained at the Office by any
or write for them.
The contest is now on. Begin to send in your votes at OF
favor1tes in the lead, the better chance they w have of wiz
Subscribers viii be entitled to the same number Of votes, VIII
mall, or paid to an agent. But in every case the votes must CON
they will. not be counted.
Agents should go to work at once subscriber picked up he
Will amount to a great deal by the time the contest closes.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-09
FLORENCE STEAr1 LAUNDRY
iI2 Santa Fe Avenue

Moving pictures illustrated songs.
Majestic theater every evening Stiff
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-09
For a Sprained Ankle.

As usually treated, spra ined
ankle will disable the injured person
for month or more but by applying
Chamberlain Liniment and observ-
ing the directions with each bottle
faithfully, cure may be effected in
N any cases in less than one week 8
time. This liniment is most re-
markable preparation. Try it for a
sprain or bruise, or when laid up
with chronic or muscular rheumatism,
and you are certain to be delighted
with the prompt relief which it
affords. For sale by Daniels drug
store. it's
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-09
DON'T CUT OFF NOSE
TO SPITE YOUR FACE

Several fishermen and campers who
make Beaver creek their place for
fishing and recreation. are playi ing
with a red hot iron, it Is said, and
unless some of them desist in their
present actions it may be that some
day they will go up there and find
chain placed around the gates and a
paddock on the chain.
Some of the farmers are complain.
ing that the campers take their fire
wood they have cut and burn it, By
doing this, of course the campers
need not haul and cut wood for them.
selves, but it makes the farmer double
work. 1t is also said that the camp
ers take boards from the farm grounds
to use in making camp furniture and
that after camp Is broken they leave
the boards on the camp ground. Then
the farmer gathers up what belongs
to him. 1t Is also said that some of
the campers milk the COWS that be-
long to the farmers, leaving the farm.
er's family short
The farmers say that If this prac.
tice is continued that they will lock
the gates SO that campers can not get
onto the fishing ground. Accord
ing to decision of the supreme court
in this regard, the farmers along any
stream in the state have right to
stop fishermen from fishing on the
banks of the stream on their farms.
The Beaver farmers have yet taken no
steps in this direction, and it appears
that it would be we'll for the fisher
men and campers to take heed before
it is too late. for without Beaver
creek the local anglers would be
forced to go longer distance to enjoy
their favorite pastime.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-09
ence diamond.

euCe ulhuOuu.
The celebration committee is work !.
ing hard to make the event one Of
the biggest that has ever boon pulled
off in this city. The big parade
promises to be monster, judging
from the interest that is displayed by
the business men and the fraternal
lodges. The committee is working
upon all the lodges to make the best
showing possible with the means at
hand for beautiful floats. The fire.
works will start at 0 O'Clock in the
evening and will continue for two
hours. The Florence bard has been
engaged and will play twenty pieces
during the day.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-09
THREE SEND A Def TO
PROPHET |. E. ARNOLD

A def was sent to l.. E. Arnold at
Canon City this morning by three of
Florence's prominent citizens offering
to give him one hundred dollars for
one. The gentlemen are Senator
James A, McCandless, DR.. w. @.
Stephenson and Theodore Outhier.
They offer to each put up $3.50. max
ing a total of $3.50 If he will put up
one. hundreth part.
Their proposition is simply this:
II the cyclone which he has been
talking 30 much about in the last
few months comes, they will each
give 81. so toward rebuilding the des.
troyed GU buildings If he will give
e. SO to the Civic Improvement league
for use in Identifying grounds, max
ing parks and putting out beautiful
flower beds.
Arnold's statements have worked
up mum Der of people in Florence
and some of them are said to be badly
frightened. There are quite num-
ber of citizens believing the story
while the great majority laugh at the
idea. Prophet Arnold says he is con-
fident that the cyclone will come and
says that II he was in Florence he GER
tainly would get out Since he has
moved from Florence to Canon, it is
supposed that he himself has become
frightened at the idea of cyclone.
The gentle men making the offer
are we'll known in Florence and their
word is considered to be as good as
their money. II Mr.. Arnold believes
his prediction as much as he says he
Does here IL chance for him to make
good, but he won't. They will give
him the benefit of the full time in
which he says certain parts Of the
town are to be destroyed. namely,
between the tenth and twentieth days
of June. Therefore they are willing
to let the offer stand until the TWEEN
tieth. and Arnold's answer is eagerly
looked forward to. but then he won t
answer.
The destruction Of Florence or any
part Of 1t by cyclone from the north
west is simply impossible Arnold
says this cyclone is to form on the top
Of Cooper mountain at the head of
Mill Sap gulch. AS the crest of
Cooper mountain Is several thousand
feet higher than Florence it does not
stand to reason that cyclone will
form ON the top of such a high noun.
tain and then drop down to the lowest
altitude Of the valley with such velo
city that 1t would tear buildings into
thousands of pieces. Neither will 9
cyclone form on the mountains. Il
one comes It must come from TIL,
prairie lands ON the other side of til,
range and the range of mountain
would break the storm.
SO Florence is perfectly safe ant
those who are entertaining lear
should dispel them at once. Their
will be no cyclone here now o
any other time coming from tina
direction. II he had said 1t WAS com
ing from the northeast there nigh
have been some foundation for believ
ing the report.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-09
No Need of Suffering From Rheu u
matism.

1t is a mistake to allow anyone to
suffer from rheumatism. as tbs pain
can always be relieved. and in most
cases n cure effected by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment. The relief
from pain which it affords is alone
worth many times its cost. 1t makes
sleep and rest possible. Even in cases
of long standing this liniment sho uld
be used ON account of the relief
which it affords. Do not be discour-
aged until you have given it fair
trial. For sale by Daniels drug
store. it's
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-09
R0CKvAl.E DECIDES
NOT TO CELEBRATE

The citizens of Rookvale who rails
cd money sometime ago for big cele
bration on the Fourth of July, have
decided that they would not cele-
brate this year. but on the other hand
they would turn In and boost for Flor.
ence. with Rockville out Of the race,
Florence Is the only town in the
county that Is going to celebrate the
day.
The Rockville hose team have sign
cd with the committee on the Flor
euce celebration to compete with
Coal Greek IN the hose race. wheth.
or It IL to be hub to hub race or n
wet test has not been decided upon.
Tho Rockvale ball team has also
signed for IN exhibition on the Flor
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-09
ELECTRIC RAIL WAY co.
IS OFFERED $65, 900

1t is reported on good authority
that A. B. Hulit. the man who is
floating the electric railway project
for this section of the state, has been
rendered an offer of $65, 600 from the
John Erickson Stone Quarry company,
sixteen mile northeast of Florence,
If he builds the road from Pueblo to
the quarry SO that the quarry COM
pany can ship its rock within stated
time. The time limit isnot known
in Florence. The quarry company
will also give the road the hauling
of 100 tons of stone each day from the
quarry to Pueblo.
This information comes from
sourcet hat can not be doubted and IL
simply means that the offer is so
large that when rail laying is start
ed it will be from Pueblo west to
f florence. This quarry has been
developed to one of large proportions
in the last year or two and the larger
part of the output of stone goes to
Denver. At this time Mr. Erickson,
vino formerly resided in this city
and who built the block now occu-
pied by the Hotel Lennox. has con
tract for putting up one of the largest
buildings that is being erected in
Denver.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-09
DAY AND NIGHT

DAY AND NIGHT The Flor
ence Iron works reports business SO
rushing that it has found it necessary
to start a day and night shift in
order to get the work out on the
promised time. The usual number
of machinists employed in these
works is three or four, but there are
now seven working steady. Most Of
his. work is on the irrigation outfits
and Manager Parnall reports that
orders are being received at the ra tie
of three and four week.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-09

The Tribune small ad bring re
suits. Sell what you don't wan
and buy something you need.
The daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1903-19??, 1908-06-09

The Daily Tribune. 40c q month.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-05

CITY BOND
ISSUE
ONLY TWO BIDS ARE
RECEIVED

The city's advertisement for a
bond subscription to $4,000 street
paving bonds has met with but twd
applications. so far, one for $4,000
and one for $4,000, which the city
cannot accept, because the bid calls
for tenders for the whole $4,000.
The bonds are gi't-e1ged, and 1t l
the opinion of Chairman Isidor Green
baum that a popular lean with bond
from s2j upwards. and the smallest
-ubycrlbers served fist, would result
n all the bonds being taken.
He Is looking up the legal a-pects
OF the matter, but believes that the
charter gives the committee full pow
er TO make a popular loan.
Under the terms Of the first adver-
tsement the highest bidder for the
whole sum of $4,000 taks1 the
bonds. even II they go below par,
while on the popular loan plan the
bonds will be readily subscribed at
par. on the popular loan plan when
ever there 10 any money on hand
from the street Improvement assess
ment It is applied and interest stopa.
while on the other plan the whole
$4,000 draws interest. and the mon
ey paid in lies idle in ONE bank until
the whole amount Is due. He says It
will be far better to give the people
with Idle money a chance 70 get these
securities. and keep the
Interest at home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-05

transactfng busine-s here and visit-
ing relatives and friends for few
days. t
George Perkins has returned to his
work in Portland, after an extended
visit here.
C. c. Cameron, of Albany, J. In the
city attending to business matters
and whiting friends.
w. d. Mays, Portland real estate
man, is here transacting business for
short time.
Joe Calder and sister, Mrs. II. r.
Williams, have departed for an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Boise,
Idaho.
Mrs. r. White left for Portland to-
day to visit friends.
L. Waliert, one of the new prop~ie-
tors Of the Elite Cafe, is enjoying a
weeks VISIT at Newport, accompen-
led by hi wife.
Gland S. Gardner, of The Dalles,
IS vi itlng with old friends n the city
Mr. Gardner formerly resided here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-05
DESERTS wPNTqv MAN
TO LIVE WITH NEGRO

Philadelphia. Aug. 5.-Mrs. Emil,
Wood, wife OF a wealthy physician
OF Magnolia. n. j., Is under arre-t
mere today az a result of her clone.
ment several weeks ago with Ber.
nard Smith, her negro chauffeur Tn,
woman who Is % years old ana good
looking was captured yesterday IN
a mouse occupied by negroes at the
Instance OF her steDfather. ]. w
t'ey wealthy resident OF ST
Seorge Staten I-land.
When she was ar evtei the womar
'Fea'ed a scene, denying her ident.
y ana pleading for secrecy
Arerward she became denant and
admitted that she had sDent s,Soo
On The negro, aud declared n /. the
omeers could DO what they liked with
her. N VIII
The negro, who was as oar-ested
had number o. pawn tickets caI,,, .
~ 'or le~elry and silverware. alleged "a
nAVe been taken from the Wood man.
ron, upon Which more than $1,000
had been borrowed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-05
rEACHERS TO RE MORE
PLENTIFUL rHs YEAR.
tpalles cronie,e.)

mreat waseo county will not expe',
seaee the customary dearth In public
school teachers during the coming
'ohool year, Is The polnioa OF County
school sapt, } r. Men. who Is max
ing p'eparauons tor the teachers
examination 90 take nlaee IN this
city August is 20 IA. lne'u-'ve. RE-
sarding this condition Mr.. Men said
II think there win be plenty OF
feathers this year, many moro ,haa
ne have had before. Ia naSs years
z has been almost imao sgAle 70 Sc.
cure sniaelent instructor 20 On tAe
"ee't'oas n the seventy seven ais
'g'c's n the county. 4 an,lelpa,e
! shsnxe 10 this CONDITION this IAN.
'hoosh many Of the new seseAers wi.l
'cane' this belns the nrss sxpes,.
race of q sreat many
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-05
BOUGHT A
WAREHOUSE
ON RIVER

w. II. Mahoney, who bought the
Durette place a few years ago, has
become the owner o. the VIM. Hager
warehouse. store and farm of SO
acres at Fairfield. He has rented the
store and re idence to John Savage,
and will operate the warehouse. II
was the ertsbllshment where Brey-
man Bros. got Their start, and where
VIM. Hager. a poor Swiss deckhand
on the river, made a fortune OF $780,
600. Mr. Mahony Is Just homo from
ten-dnys trlp 20 San Francisco. He
ays Oregon has all California beat
as producing etate. He brought
back many advertisements OF the f.
Clemens Horst Co.. at 2l5 Pima
street. announcing that all their hops
but one yard would be picked by ma
chinery. including the Wheatland
yarI near Salem. The Horsts have
been perfec;ing a machine. and made
Il complete success.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-05
SMEITtR
(ContInned from Page IL

willing TO commence actual erection
Hntil you can report TO us TINT there
= in your treasures a fund suffl-
Client to actually mine this ore and
"a deliver II TO the smelter.
Thlrd-We know OF no othe~ dis
'rlct whore II would be possible at
'uch mall eXaease 20 deliver the
p'oduct OF a mine 10 market. ana
his expense can be reduced to n
min mum II your mines will form
some sort OF io'at plan for the
erection OF whatever plant l. deemed
best and most economical for the de-
livery o. ore TO the smelter.
Again, there Is sufficient water In
The ne'ghborhood TO furni h power
q do the mining for AL the mines.
end 20 operate the -melt.r. and here
7galn We suggest that this could be
lone most economically by all the
'ompan'cs, or number thereof
Joining in the erection OF power
liant for the use OF all.
Finally. as a fourth condition, we
aust request that the actual work
y DEVELOPMENT OF the mines OF your
''stric' he undertaken under the ad-
vice and sugge- -tions OF rome well
known. eomnetent mining engineer
We again believe II advisable for all
or several OF your mines to Join in
he employment of such a man.
will add In closing. only the re.
mark. that We are more interested
even than yourselves. perhaps, In tho
speedy erection o. this plant for the
-ea -ons have outlined you in pri-
vate eonver ations, therefore we only
await the tultnment OF the above
conditions before We will commence
'he actual erection OF the plant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-05
COMMITS SUICIDE
AT MEDFORD. OREGON

Med ord, Or, Aug. 5.-Lawrence
II. helser, well-to-do real estate
dealer, OF wenatchee, Wash. aged
bout so, committed suicide last
aisht by Blowing the top Of bis head
N with a rifle In his room In the
Nah hotel, He came here waek
ago 10 purchase an orchard Just
Nefore the tragedy he sent for sever.
Al aeQuain'anees. shook hand with
hem. and then stepping into an al
'ove, SEIZED his rine. and. before they
'eallred his Intentions. had fred the
fatal shot IN their presence.
AZ far as can be learned. there was
40 reason Tor the act. Belser ha
spent moaey freely here. and wss q,
: iovlsl disposition. He was ratlons,
~ 20 'he minute OF his crime. A
hank hook n. hts nerson showed a
balance Of $500 IN his favor
one % h's -en- lies 81 tAs no,,,
~ death In a Portland hosp',sl. and
ne roung meas mother 10 With aim
We leaves suosher son.
Coroner Ke,iOgg is holdlaE an IN.
quest today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-05
ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP
BURNS IN CLOUDS

Berlin, Aug. 5.-Count Zeppelin s
great dirigible balloon was torn from
its moorings on plateau Ave miles
south OF Echterdingon this afternoon
in an electrical storm. caught fire and
sailed away In a cloud OF smoke.
II Is thought that Count Zeo1eli1
escaped injury, though the details are
meagre so far. Nobody T. known TO
have been on board at the time II
di-appeared.
The greet airshir. which was the
wonder Of the world YESTERDAY. Is
practically certain TO be DESTROYED, II
not already burned up or hopelessly
wrecked.
Tn ecoun' was forced 20 bring the
balloon down on the plateau nj 8
o'clock this morning on account o, A
defective moto", which ives IN such
bad condition that he could not re-
pair II.
Rea ling that he had failed IN
his effort TO reach Frledrlchafen with
In the "a hours set for hts flight he
moored the balloon ana dispatched
men 10 Friedrichafen TO get exner.
mechanics. He then prepared 10 walt.
not honing 10 oct started again be-
fore O'Clock this evening.
This afternoon the velocity OF the
Wind Increased. and the ropes hold
Ing the balloon were redoubled. bul
soon the storm had become violent
'ni' accompanied by lightning and
thunder, swept over the plateau with
such terrible force that the great gas
bag wa hopped about like a toy bal
loon. II Is suprosei that the tram
pings became !snited.
The balloon was seen to rise in the
gale and move ranld'y awsv into the
clouds, the flames apparently increas-
Ing as they we're famed by the wind
and the movement of the craft.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-05

Tho Oregon Electric Company Is
constructing an additional triangle
track on HiEh street between Ferry
aud Trade streets. In order that tho
incoming cars may pas, the outward
bound without the trouble % run.
n'ng back 20 the triangle switches at
the depot The ears arriving from
Portland now stop a, the ntersec-
tiou OF State and High streets. per-
m'sting rasSengers to get on, but pas
sengers are not allowed 10 hoard the
ears going out except at the station.
on High and Bellevue streets
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-08-05
Ciagyrtt Sue Yannke-

w. ID. Clagge,t has fled suit In
cir at court against c. W, Yannke
for the recovery OF a bay mare by the
name OF Margaret" ana set OF
harness. clagget talleges that Yam
he took possession OF the horse aud
refuses 20 return H. He also al.
legea that he Is damaged 70 the ex-
tent OF $40 by the temporary loss OF
the horse ana harness, Pogue AMI
Kaiser are the attorneys for the
plaintiff.