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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14
M arked SpriS r.
BLAIR, NEBR.:

9anif Sagfprer.
Seq bill beipare paalioeligt, pr.
Eolt, etbpert Iopligt (ulegol")
Spsrgsmaal for fun $1.O0. Sfrip
Oanif eQer @ngelff.
sc. g. Gbriitenen,
IttorneD,
@oof 8Iocf, Sfbfoih @,i 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14

By request, Emily Cleve,
violinist, Margaret McMenemy,
contralto, and Ingrid Peder-
gen, pianist, will give a return
date Benefit Concert for Pres
byterian Church on February
18th in Germania Hall. They
were engaged for this concert
Immediately following their
last years one, which every one
remembers, was a success fl
nancially and artistically.
These three girls need nc
further press notices, for we
feel acquainted with them and
their talents.
Get your seats reserved early
Admission 80 cents. Child.
rem 25 cts.
Watch papers for program.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14
Sumler, Sal.
s@reoe Neoofter!

9@re0e Ne0dftDr!
Nogle foo 9inier til Sptogelle
/ 9aniferen, oeriom De timber Bet
.pasienoe. ut begDnoe meO fam ieg
lige, at fer / Sinter bar peret me-
re enO ~i9Opanlig SpgOom paa oen=
lie Sio al Iaret. Oct er Ga Grippe,
lom er iaa onoartet, og 0eoen bar
taget MI og oa lit Butte; BEN ifao-
ner ingen. S ben iioite Sto er TO
nnge taget bort al bort 0anife 6olf
meo fun faa 9ages &nriel. Sa, Ben
fommer boaoe til gemle og unge.
Sin ii0ite Sinie ingen beo, oerfor
er oct iaa ~alporligt dltio at bore
bereot, og Seius bar ielp iagt, at
ri lfulOe itrebe alporligen.
S 6resno og Smegn er Der en-
Gel Salen og Sfripen ON at fuu
npfsrt ct 6oriomlingsbus, bpor BEN
ltore @pa11gelilt, Sorrep, Der. 5000
Ops gfterfelger ifllloe tale. ban
fommer til Sresno, itges Der, fgrit
/ Se6r. og bill blipe Der Ell Sio.
Sa, maute iua CUBS Orb fal0e / go0
SorO og pofie op og bore nlegell
6rngt, iou flere muute blipe logt
til 8uos WenigbeO, til be uopolg-
tes Sal. Sa, @uO faloer 10 paa %
bper Dag og paa lau mango Waa=
Ger, og Selus tiger ielp / Watbeus
20. Sap. 16. Gers, at mango CT
foloeoe, men fau er uopalgte. Set
6ltrOe anipore os til meo Ilpor lat
lage at inogaa igennem ben ineJEe
BORT. @u0 gfvE; ii ii Pd--.
ltore Gag fan ltaa blanDt oe uo=
palgtes Sal og ipnge BEN npe Gang
til Sammets Gris og 9gre.
st Tar &ers til Slutning.
W}el. llforiagt bpor0on min 9pffe.
&Gre Ten, mao ieg big iige,
9poO ieg oaglig tenfer paa;
Gil mac gerne bette pioe,
Slot 0u funOe BET foritao:
Seq Min Seius t9nfer paa,
Sore Sjel ger ou ogiua.
Seq min Seius tror og elifer,
Sror og paa bans ianOe Orb,
Error ban er min egen 5relier,
Error puo Naa0en pes bans 9oro,
Sror ban er SUBS egen Spn,
SAD os lie til Dam ben.
&erlig Silien til Neoaftsren og
dlle yOaniferens" 2Giere.+.s
Sbomas 9anen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14
arcbsmpDct / q, Daft.
Sortlat ira SIDE ~

2proag @ftermioOag optoges al
@piifoleiagen. Yaltor @ertle1I VI
~leftionens SefretGr, oplDlte, at
8alt. S. Is. gtiellen bapoe mootaget
Saloet iom Seltprer for Srorlon
@siitole. Yaitor 9tieliens Spar OPP
leltes. Oern9it SeOtagelle al Ar-
tifler for Sfolens incorporation,
Ga 9ireftionsmeOlemmer palgtes
eaer genpalgtes. S ct 5oreorag ON
Srorion SpiifOles ltore SetpOnln9
6lep 6lanot arloet betonet gtpopen=
Oig6eoen al ct SfolefunO. Senne
Sonfe, iom iuit fife bar ny, Jpn
ties at pinoe GOD S%illlutning, %
en- Mano fra Montallu BAD ON Sop
til at gore 9egDatelie n nleo $50,
nrget, JON natrrllgpts life blen
nGgtet men moOtaget meO Saf,
Gi bar lad begDnot paa ct Suno,
JON hi meo SUBS 9ielp %forpenter
pil pofse. DIN Aitenen pr9Oifehe
YreIterne Sanien tg Sobanlen.
Spnoagen opranOt me0 itupenoe
fulot Sus. l1noertegneoe pr9oifeoe
ON 6ormiooagen, &aitor @ertlen
ON gftermiobagen ierlig til De
unge, og Saitor s. Sanien ON
@ftenen. 0erefter flere forte @io=
nesbprO al 2egmGno og Brelt tier.
Msoet er %iluttet, og Ri fan pei
iige iom ole anore peo lignenOe
2eiligbeoer: uGi bapoe ct goot
WgOe". SpaO man laa eaers me-
ner meo ct goot Msoe, faar non
life E;eget at piOe ON. Sanot
nof, naar SUBS Orb f~orfpnOes og
Saframenterne ~forpultes for en- tal=
rig Sorlamling - fan man bel
foloe set ct goot Meoe. Noar man
iaa open / &sbet faar Ell goo SeOe,
en- penlig Wootagelie og penifabe=
Zig 8asiiar meQem Wpoarne, laa
fan mar bel faloe BET ct ierligt
goot Mgoe. - Wen / Ben beQige
Sfrift leier hi 10 ogiaa ON go0e
M6oer, omtrent ioalpOenOe: ser
rem oploo Sierterile" - Ser iper=
ges: bpao ifal Ri gere?~ og Der
fnrteQes: Set lfar benz / Sier=
let" 0. /. b. Sgiaa / Dor Strife,
Q. t. &irfes Siitorie, bar moi
tilforn bprt troperoige Gionesbpro
ON 8effelie, Misun6elie, @reoe.
Sorg og 2opiang / en- ieliom
9lanoing. Serer oisie Sing finn
Tortioen til? gler er oct iaa=
bant enOmu? og al 8elfeOenbeO
tier man oermeo2 81 er pel fife
blepen for npiiomne pao bette Sm-
raaoe, ioa ri uoen ret at tenfe
pper BET faloer ulle port Sumner=
fomiter for goOe Mpoer. SnGper-
i'm flyer en- og onoen - ia
maaife, for Sogens Sfplo bar set
rel, ON ieg iao forfert; men ri
fan 10 ogiua tenfe oper set, naor
Ri, pm @uO pil, foar Maoe igen.
@Oers forbunone
Ntels 9amifop.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14
&rebsmgoe.

Winneiota &reos al Sen fore
neoe oanife ep.=lutb. Strife" afbol=
ser, ON @uo bill, lit Soraarsmsoe
/ Srinitatis oanlfe ep.=lutb. Me=
ligbeO / gilbert Sea, Winn., fra
t2. til Is. Wurts.
Meoet begpnOer meO Ssimesie
@uostieneite Sorsoag Sormiooag
81. 1912 BEN -.
rgmner til 9rsftelie er: 1 If=
ferelien al oct gomle Wennelfe og
Sferelien al BET npe (Gol.3,S-1D.
2 9repet til Menigbeoen / 9aooicen
(gob. 3, 14-22).
nSpbsier Serren, Dor 8uo, og
tilbeoer for bans belltge 9ierg -
belig er bonl" (Sol. SO, 81.
g. &anien S. Simonen II,
Sefretpr. &reosfmo.
Yao Srinitatis Menigbebs Seq
ne inobpoas berbeo til 9eltagelie
/ Minneioto &reoiens Soraarsm6=
oe. Mpoet ofbolOes / 9agene fra
.12.-15. Morts. Mon beoes mel
Sc lin slnfomlt / goo Sis til en- al
llnbertegneoe. -
gilbert Sea, Minn. 4. Sebr 1908.
Is. Glauen. .. 81. S1ien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14
Rorreipon0anter
@ecping @ater, ytcbr.

9ere ST.. &eooftsr al v9uniferen"
9o Stormen og &l1loen / oe
.iioite Har 9age*) bar peret tenn:
melig baarO til at ppre noe l. o.
Ter io beler fife iuit er iaa meget
at beltiQe, iaa bar leg / 0isl lie Oage
opbol0t mig / Stl1en peo Sioen al
uStoben" og fororepet Sioen nleo
2Gsning og Sfripning. S 9(fterl
lfnl ieg efter beoite 9gpne ifripe ct
Yar Sro til nit ferfomne 8la0
9anlferen". Seq leier meO Sor=
tprlig6eo oQe Sc til y9aniferen"
~il.oienote geretninger oae @egne
ira, ON bporleOes SUBS Sro bliper
fo1fDnot Der og Der, og Oet er jo
2Haalet, iom hi aae bpr ltrpbe ben
til, at gribe BET fo1tbare &lenooie,
@inuneriges &ige; tbi bpab er oerl-
ne @eroen moo Ben itore &erligbeo
bisiet / 0uOs &ige, boor Ser er
fun @laoe og SaIigbeo.
en- itor @apegelie far i BEN itoIte
SID berifet blonot ben itsrite Gel
al Oen oanife SefoIfning / @nleo=
ming al Dor 2anosmano &eter Wto-
tDiaiens Sag, men BET fan life an
set euO gleOe etbpert rettpnfenoe
@lenneife, at Sanobe0en fom frem,
og at ban er 6lepen benuooet. Sof-
let pore &eoofter ST.. Sofus
Nebles itore %InItrengelie.
Seq Ter al 9eres 8loO, at gin=
teren / 9fur bar peret ltulminoelio
banrO / 9onmarf. Oct er bit lpnqe.
, Sar maattet bente paa Slabs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14
GefenStgprelie.

unbertegneoe pnifer at ubleie er
oobbelt 9ricfitore, As By 60, belig:
genoe poa ben imuffeite 8laos
8Den lige ober for @lt Sorn Sol,
lege. Sarme= og 2psapporater e1
Inoiatte / 8pgningan. 9a Sern-
5anen mi er anlagt til eff Sorn,
.uil ber bore en- ltomerfet 2eiligbe1
for EN- opgtig Sorretningsmano til
at gore goo 5orretring.
2 9aiement=&um, bper "a By 80
futile ogiaa 1toleies.
@iIIaos &ottenborg,
eff Sorn, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14
D5pheo. fan life be[breoes

oee lotaie Dttbler. ba be life fan naa ben anarebue g.,
At Sret Ser er Inn en- Wtaabe ut furera Ssnhe6 M
bet sr Deb fonititntionele M.bler. 9snbeb fOrooriooes
So en- 6sf9not SIftaao Of Slimbinben | oct enfoG5fffs
stsr; ytaGr petite Hsr bltner ;n1omeret. marfer So er
sitoer belt luffet, er 9spbeb fssiaen, "a meb nina.
1etetoellen fan fi9rnes, Dg bette Rsr oieloians III
12r m stlitanS pil 9sreIien bore pbeld9St for iisSis'
&C. no az II 3iitetoe frsnttel6es neo aatarrb, ber er In.
" oil 9toe ct bnnbrebe 9onars for Gilbert SiIfrIht
a Ssnbeo Goraoriaget at &atarrb). iom ;ffs ran mr.
rlt. &. q. GbeueS& T@l stLtul3re
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14
uDan1feren."
5reoag Den IA. Sebrltar 1908.
Blair, Nebr.
Suostieneite paa Ssnoag Sormio-
bag &l. 1912. Ssnoaesifole &l. 9.

VuuSlleIIeIle puu SpNOQg SOrn1tO-
bag ser. 1912. SgnooesifoIe &I. g..
S Dag begpnoer iaa Mis-
fonsmpOet / Dor oanife Strife. Oct
Darer til ouer Spnoag.. Mgoerne
boloes lom fplger:
s Dag SmO. &l. 1912 preoi=
Fer Saitor 81. &irfegooro. S 81
termiOOog ST. 3 preoifer 8oItor
&r. anfer. S Iften &l. ~ o.
faa Meoe.
S Worgen, 2prOog, boloes Ser
@eOe Snto. ST. 1912 / &irfen %
eftermiooog ST. 3 Sorbonolings-
msOe paa Dana College.
&oa SgnOag bol0es ser Sej-
alesieguostienelte meo Iltergonq
SntO. ST. 1912. @ftermiooog ST.
8 llngbomsmsoe og ON Iftenen
81. ~ Slutntngsmeoe.
Taltor SenIen beoreS M lta=
Dig, men BET gaar langiomt meo
at fomme til &refter. Sun fat
MI fiOOe oppe / Stren en- Del al
9ogen og fan ogiua iamtale meb
5olf, iom beieger bam. 500 Be
Bring fremoeles!
Sra Yaitor Sobanien er ser
Hfe bgrt n9rmere enOnu, men hi
senter bans Nnfomit meo bet fer=
Fe, efter bpao Der ieneit er bbrt
ira bam.
- S SnsOogs gftes bolot 01e-
aigbeoen Sorretningsm6oe, bpor
bet pigtigite Acknowledgements bar
ssns @elo paa $500. Oct be-
autteOes at gore ct Sorieg poo
at faa belle 89loen betolt 40 en-
Song.
Gbr. Meurlfs tit forleoen 9ag
en- NSpfommer, en- Spn. 9anlferne
snife rtil 2pffe!
S Snsoags Morges, Ion1
Geoaft9ren gift til 8Den, meOte
ban County Sberifen og Gitp $50
iicen. 9e Dor noe at leoe ONT
eli Wan0, iom ON geatten bar gaaet
ira Sjemmet / bet blotte lnoer=
tej og - barfooetl andre iuqoe
me0 Strsmper paa.-0et oar @alt
Go0man. @an fanbtes, fort iagt,
f1olig ON Worgenen paa y0etpen
8armen", iioOenOe / &leften al ct
s@blatre. San bar ia forfom-
men, at ban life frnoe goa ino
/ Suiet. SEQ Sielp al en- Na6o
ff Sllrnq1iIt, iom Dor paa nepnte
8orm, BAN ino og gipet SHIELDING
til 8Den ON 5unoet. Oct bar
SONG IIfo6ol", ser bopoe
glort Wan0en gal, iiges Ser.
Ganoifref. 5or noget oper
ct Iar iiben blep George Splon,
en- 6ormer melem fer og @ermal1,
blot al Ell gal 9uno. Or. Glarfe
7 @erman raaOeoe bam til Itrofs
at relie til Chicago og blipe be-
banolet, men Wonoen naaeoe fife
tpngere END til Omaha. 0oftp=
rer Der mente, at ban fife be-
9sneoe at gao lGngere. N1 er
Dfanoen 6lepen ligefrem ool at
8onoifrGf. Oct ii6fte, pt bar bort,
tpoer Dog paa nogen 9eorinq. San
er taget til omaha for at 6ebanoles
Of 29ger Ser.
Seq er / Stono til at repa=
rere ale Slags Selet6i burtigt og
goot til rimelige &riier. 9anos-
meno 6ebes erin0re mig, noar Sc
Bar ar6eioe at BEN Slags. garf-
heo ouerfor GromeGs Office, @lair,
Gebr. Setter SerfeIfen.
u9aniferen" u6gaur to Gan
&c ugentIig og fofter $3.50 per
aorgang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14

~ INSTRUCTIVE
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14
Ilberta, Canada.

@oot 2ono, iarlig egnet for
blonoet 2ol1obrug og @eieriorift
/ pg peo oct oonife Excitement Is
W}il ira Snnisfuil Station, fan
febes biligt og paa lette 8etingel-
Ter peo at benpenoe fig til UNDER.
tegneoe.
Semrg Saren,
Dicfion, alberta, Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14

PARTIAL CONTENTS
Queries and Answers
The Art of Conversation.
Shall and Will: Should and Would
How to Use them.
Pronunciations Century Dictionary.
Correct English in the Home.
Correct English in the School.
What to Say and What Not to Say.
Course in Grammar.
Course in Letter Writing and Punctua-
ton.
Business English for the Business Man.
Compound Words: How to Write Them.
Studies in English Literature.
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Send 10 cents for sample copy.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-02-14

for Sal0' selSprfet aar",
GUa Oss':j'so Mcres slejc=euno,
20 @cres Sfop, beliggcnOe 5 Mtil fra
@oupoca, isis. 9anife Na6oer, oanife
airfer og Sfoler. &ris $4,000. -
Setter Solit 8aupaca, isis.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-13
AS TO THE GAME LAW.
Letter from Pres. Taylor, of the
Audubon Society.

Editor of thcsDcmocrat. There
seems tc be Il pretty general i'm
preston in the state that some
change has been made in the game
law. In some instances it is stat
cd that no birds arc now protect
eel. and | would be very glad if
you would make it known through
the columns of your paper that
there has been no change made in
the bird, game and fish laws of
this state except two very minor
amendments concerning the season
in Lexington County and making
a close season for the opossum.
The Audubon Society will shortly
have printed copies of all the Bird,
Game and Fish laws for distribu-
ton and we wish to warn all par
ties hat violations Of the laws will
be prosecuted to the fullest OK
tent. We arc obtaining convic-
tons every week. Our Secretary
is very active at present and is Sc
curing memberships at the rate of
ten or fifteen a week. All those
desiring to join the Society should
send their membership fec of five
dollars $500 to the Society. The
annual dues + one dollar Isl, CO.,
Yours very truly,
B. +. Taylor
President.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-13
PROF. M r WEBSTER
Noted Teacher in Voice, Pipe Or
gan and Violin to Come Here.

The choir members of the Pres
bytcrian church arc trying to oct
Prof. James II Webster, Of Pa,
to come here to organize and
teach classes in voice, pipe organ
and violin. He is Il graduate in
voice and pipe organ and can also
teach violin up to the eighth grade.
The chances Of getting Prof.
Webster are good and it is OK
pcctcd that he will be here by The
10th, which is the day set for lay
mems Sunday and will help in the
music for the occasion.
1T will also be recalled that Gov.
Anscl and President Henry Louis
Smith, Of Davidson college, arc to
be the principal speakers on that
occasion and the presence of Prof.
Webster to help with the music
would be very gratifying.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-13
NO BAR
Everybody in South Caroline
is Eligible

Old people stopped with suffering.
Middle age, couragcously fighting,
Youth protesting impaticntly;
Children, unable to explain;
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Only a little backache first,
Comes when you catch a cold.
Or when you strain the back.
Many complications follow.
Urinary disorders, diabetes, Bri-
gifts disease.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure backache
Cure evesy form Of kidney ills.
j w Powell, proprietor of a gen
cral store and coal, wood and
ice dealer of Wavcrly, living at
500 Blanding ST, Columbia, S G,
says: MY son has been afflicted
with kidney and urinary trouble
from childhood, being unable to
control the sccrctions especially
when asleep. Since using Doan's
Kidney Pills he has entirely re-
covered"
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Remember the namc-Doan's
and take no other.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-13
SPEAKING COUNTRY.

a President of the United States
will be elected this year. Who is
he and who is the man whom he
will beat? Nobody yet knows,
but the Thrice-a-Weck edition of
the New York World will tell YOU
every step and every detail of
what promises to be a campaign of
the most absorbing interest. 1t
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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-13

Cotton Still Being Picked in Some
Fields. Personal Notes.

Clio, March 9.---Cotton picking
and stalk cutting still confines
in some of the fields.
Miss Pearl Stanton, returned
from Latta, where she spent some
delightful days with friends.
The cotton seed mill is going
with a rush. Mr., Alva Newton
finds all he can do weighing seed
and delivering meal.
Mr.. Thad Newton is out again
filling the Marshals place but has
to use his stick to walk with.
Mr.. II b Monroe has SO improv-
cd that he rode out Friday and
spent some time at the stores on
business.
Mr.. Dargan Stanton spent Sun
day with his Mother and returned
to his home at Red Springs, N. G..
The New Dixie Lyccum Bureau
IS giving some delightful enter
tainmcnts at the School Auditori-
nm. The performance Thursday
night was of ahigh character.
The wintry days Of February
gave place to the warm
spring days Of April when March
came in and we have a week Of
real gardening weather.
Mr.. Alex. G. McRac has been
spcndinga business week in Virgil
mia returning Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs ID G. McLaurin of
Bennettsvillc have been spending
some days in town with his aflict-
ed mother.
We acknowledge with pleasure
the receipt Of an invitation to the
Laymens meeting next Sunday at
the Auditorium Of the Murchison
school building Bennettsville to be
addressed by ruling elders Gov.
Martin + Anscl, and II L Smith.
President of Davidson Co llegc.
We naturally expect a great lite
rary treat in these addresses.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-13
Conditions off tine Contest

l., Eahp person who's ubscibesf for the Pee Dee Advocate or the Marlboro Dannr.t VII -,
emnued, Or eah, cent paid on subscription, to one vote for cache of the persons TO- he aemed ~
PAD Tor ne Advocate oey er, thes ubscibnw will be entitled t15 Ovmes ora iGtrr
public school hachera land a younga lady Eighty cents 6r TIL Adv~ate six months WITS n
|Huet e subsniber to so votes One donarn for the Dmon.ta r' Nil Hh WS Will en-
- "E - 0s mN pc Venrm at the same time the money is paid.
q Every agent fthe Advocated Democracy will be enihedt to as manWv votes 40 will No nh
hoseS ubscnpho ne or She gets An agent who's gets 10 annual absibnw" Far ne
Advocate, will be entitled to 1900 votes Ten for the Democrat viii five i'm o. ~ Io W me
Agents votes must also be- ntm with the mOney 10" h" '"
. a ballot WlDe prnted in each issue of the Advocates and Democrat which uhno + o+
sent IN before the expiration ofthed date printed in the ballot will count as ten VOTE For me- me-
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the Office before the expratono of the time printed III the ballot HS az
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,m ~ mMm h necessary get p argec club before sendhgin the names money and votes
EHhagem Will be credited with every cents sent in and will get he bendt M Ne' tI ~ VS.
close of the col test N person will be cOume5n an accent 5owm III " %e S~i az inc
EeaTSnnee subscriptions ' "o sue smos IN al
noam Em Hh tun once II the "TRIP Will given to the person who sends in the second
.aWsa amount Tor the Advocate and Democrat combined If the ans person still CONS 30 %a
'"cc uSiHmpu :tm mw hl pc given fer tet third largest amount for both papers combined
o. BESIDES being allowed the Yoes indGated above, and having chance to VIVA roo Em 70
money! a %non by men This applies to- encwasas we as new subscriptions. lobe entMa
more may be senta ime by the agent. ' "d tHp once
T. N o subscription WILDE aiken ION omdh fmanvbodv we do 49, nn wl..
g. lhev oes received by each person will be published mm Zach ne ofmA I 9 S
Democrat revised up TO thee oseo the prreedfgw week "o "o
g. The contest willie close 6 p Nj on fifth dv Of F1ruarv 1oo ro ~ -, ,
W Mt W awarded by a onmiteeo hpec citizens of NMboroc ountvw who are ao
70 pc NHed y me S tonsaves There a place on each to for the names Of The |c1b
WrMd a a d week before the mguarco nt@t Theb ballots Gr them will be counted by the dhma
OF the AiOcatea and Demonmtmd the three highest will be- declared the MANAGERS 9th econ
men names VIII be pubhshedln the paper preceding the close of the conhstfr the free he
IN case any manager elected cannot s9w, he or se will be allowed to nam a substitute ~"
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-13
Civic League Meeting

the regular monthly meeting of
the Civic League was held at the
home Of Mrs. g p Townsend. A
very small number was present,
only eight responding to the roll
call, but these few were deeply in
t~crcstcd in the work on hand and
during the hour some important
measures for the bcttcrmcnt of the
town were brought UP, discussed,
and disposed Of in Il satisfactory
manner.
The first report Of the afternoon
was that Of the treasurer, Mrs. III
l. McColl, in regard to the work
that is being done by the League
on the Murchison school grounds.
She stated thai $50 plants had been
bought and set in the vacant pla-
ccs in the hedge. Mrs. Townsend
also reported that twelve nice
trees had recently been set out on
the grounds. The treasurer stated
that during the past month $15. SO
had been spent in improving and
bcautifying the school grounds,
showing the deep interest of the
Civic League in this lovely square
with SO many possibilities for
beautiful development. A kind Of
fer from Mrs. Mathcson to fur
nish the League with Gamma bulbs,
to be planted on the grounds, was
gratefully accepted, and n commit
tee was appointed to attend to
planting the bulbs.
The next matter discussed was
one that has been before the Lea
que many times and is the one that
lies nearest the hearts Of the mem
bcrs Of the League. "How to get
the streets clean and how to keep
them So" apparently almost an
impossible thing.
1T was reported hat the matter
of procuring regular refuse rcccp-
taclcs for the streets had been
thoroughly investigated and it was
found that a neat, strong wire
basket with a good cover and an
attachment for fastening it to a
telephone pole could be procured
at a cost Of sixty cents each. AZ
ter full discussion it was decided
to purchase at once twenty baskets
rs an experiment. If they prove a
success on the streets as a trash
receptacle, the League will en-
deavor to place n at every pos
siblc needed place. A committee
was then appointed to request the
mayor to insist upon the strict
enforcement of the ordinance in
regard to paper, trash, ETC., bong
thrown upon the streets, and to
also request him to provide for
the removal Of the collection of
trash from the street baskets after
they shall have been placed.
The street committee reported
that the petition to the town coun-
Gil in regard to changing the names
Of two of the streets had been
submitted, but as yet nothing had
been heard from the council. The
committee in same petition made
the urgent request that the coun-
Gil instruct the proper ones to
have the pavcmcnts in front of
stores swept clean on Saturday
nights in order that the streets
may be neat and attractive to the
Sunday passcrs-by. This commit
tee was continued with instruc.
tons to again urge the matter up
on the council. 1t is a matter Of
great regret and disappointment
to the few earnest members of tho
Civic League that the name Of
every woman Of the town is not on
It's active list" and that of every
man on its Sustaining list. Tho
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-13

The Pee Dee Advocate and the Marlboro
TO Washington on the occasion of the inaugural
on March 4, 1909.
Three OF the party are 70 be selected by the
party will be composed Of the following:
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-03-13

Why is there no substitute for
Llnnoncttc! ASK en- at Mittlc's
Store. St-S3 AID