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BEN1IETTSYILLE, S. 0. RY S. A. BROWN A CO. 'Office on Marion Street Opposite 1 Masonic Hall. Friday. May 6, 1904. nSAMXmijtOFHEAIlH mm POWDER Absolutely Pure ERE IStiQ SUBSTITUTE S ?sday In May here was a good crowd in | n Monday owing to thei ting of the County Conven ii. The absence of stockmen, ers, &c.j was noticed. The - attraction was a coop of 16 v white Leghorn chickens ir. J. M. Moody. It was a ty exhibit. He says his or have been ahead of his ?ly, and those wanting eggs J t speak at once, e day passed of? without lent or incident. >-/" Quick Arrest ?V. Gulledgc of Verbena. AU. was I n, the hospital from a severe caso s pausing 24 tumors. After doc-! ?A tj?! rcrccdic SaVvo quickly arrested further | natiooS and cured him. It con idios t?nd kills pain. 25c. at J, T. .s Drufggist. Fered ijfcr many years wah nervous k heafdaclie. Tried many med? id neutral doctors. Nothing cured Jot Lee's Headache and Neu ll\mcdy. It is simply worth its | in gold. IKS. JNO. W. SPRINKLE, otto, N. C., irteo 25o. ut tho drug store Taught Bed Buolc . Shirley, tho noted instructor writer ho oxpectad groat things ! upil, Mr. Biyaoc, thc famous | Send vin ;> lo laders Huck Hen nt . itnot lim ii )H fun e t-.si pt Ul', .nu^ o ...un j-Mnuuvcijr tui tion in a sure cure for all lung t troublos. Thousands can tes it. Mrs. C. B. Van Metre of town. W. Va., says "1 had a ?e of Bronchitis and for a year y thing I heard of, but cot no ne bottle ol' Dr. King'? New then cured nie absolutely." its br Croup. Whooping Cough, iiuonia and Consumption. Try ? uaranteed hy J. T. Douglas. e/iVco. li ;, sizees 50c, (1,00. rate S. M. Youmane of j shot John R. Keels, a fye times on monday af killing him instantly. ?es had a quarrel about Youmans is in jail, and, n session. .^tansil, a well known . ot ???ockinf?harja died ' last weesj Town Government. -P. A. Hod 1EN-J. Fra L G. Sinclai & TREASUR Dflice open dai -J. F. David, H\?. Harper. 'Iboro County Officers. ?-J. B. Oreen OP CLERK-J. A. OF PRO HATE-M. :R-C. F. Coviogti ison-M. ?. Cowar hlUCATION-W. L. fct into ? RER-J. H. Thoma a-Chas. I. Sherri a-Cha9. S. MiCall ENTATIVES-I). D. ich, Welcome Quic ^kreeden, C. S. K . W. Pate. -Milton Mc rake oLaurin fdcColl, Jr. AIES-C. 1). Kasterl?|ng, T. L. Bennettsville, ileLaurin, McOoll .. Calhoun. Clio, Atkinson, Bleuheim, Stubbs, Brightsville, Irby, Smithville. f.tsville Church Directory ?D?ST-T. E. MORRIS,/ P. C. chool 3 SO p. m. Preaching at ii. mid7.30 p.m. Prayer iuect icsday evcuiog at S.O0 o'clock, ?ndeut Suuday school, Phil. A. ?T-Rev. Rufus Ford, Pastor, school at 10.00. Preaching Sun .00 a. m., and 7.30 p. m. Prayer l'hursday evoning at 8 o'ejock. ?iidcnt ol' Sunday Behool, V ? W Iy TB Ul A N-Bunyan McLeod Ph. or. Servien every Sabbath ) 11 a. m. and S p. m.; (winter) and 7.30 p. ul Prayor meeting ,' 5 p. m. Sealy free. Strangors iuviled. Sunday school evory 10 a. in. Superintendent, J. T. All parents and children made at the school. ,PA?i_Rov. C. W. Boyd, Reptor, { ovory Hccond and fourth Sunday m., and 7.30 p. m. Sunday 9.30 a. m. Dr- J. A. Fniion, indent. V i .? p i .uni lui >x^JL? i'jiukLuuuii m'/ ?.-.-TTTTTSTCT? MlssBe?aio Byrd of Soolety Hill spent/Sunday in our town ^ Mr, H. N. Spears of Busty, N. C. was iii town Saturd.ty and make us a pleasant call. Mr. R. it. Driggers was in town Saturday and made us a pleasant call. Hon. J. F. McLaurin of Mc coll was down salesday and gave us a shake. No news to report We are indeed glad to know that Mr. J. M. Whittington is able to be up again Mr. Julius T. Dudley and his bride arrived Monday, and are at home on McColl Avenue. Rev. A. J Gautben, once rms tor of Bennettsville Station, died at Ninety Six, April 30. Dr. J. L. Napier attended the funeral of R. B. Hepburn at Flor ence last Suuday Miss Bertie Newton, who has been teaching at Pom ar i a, New Vnrry county, returned home Tuesday night Capt. W. A. Hinshaw of Clio was up salesday. Ho says the small pox cases aro getting along nicely and will soon be out again Mr. Thomas Fraser left yes terday morning to visit his daughter Mrs. R. M Edens in Sumter J. C. Brigman of Pegues N. C., was in town Saturday and called. Ho says they are needing rain in his section very bad. Rev. D. H. Crosland is visiting his brother, T. L. Crosland. Ile will preach in the Baptist Church Sunday morning Rev. Rufus Ford leaves next Tuesday for Nashville, Tenn. He goes as a delegate to the annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention Mr. Eliab Chavisof Smithville was down salesday and called. He says corn and cotton is im proving since the warm days opened Mr. Arthur J. Knight who has been placing Rural Routes in Alabama spent a short while at home Monday on his way to Washington Mr. L. E. Carrigan of Society Hill was a visitor to our town Tuesday. He was accompanied by two enterprising young men from the north who have inter ests there Lecture at MoOoll.. Rev Sam P. Jones, the no ted Georgia evangelist-orator, will lecture in Tatum Hall, at r - '.. .. .'. devoted to the j .- !. ri seventy five c'eut?1: re.-ui ved tu tue uonieaerate Kennion at Charleston and expect free en tertainment, should call on Mr. C. S. McCall, Commander of Camp Henagan, that he may forward their names to the con, m it tee on entertainment at Char leston. If you expect to go at tend to this at once. Call und Get One. There are several boxen of Behool b'li.ks left iu Co Supt's Office bv thu "Lend a Hand Library" Committee. Any pchools wishing a box should call on the Sup't as soon as possible. Small Pox at Clio. Our people boleed regreted tn hear that ?mall pox .1 gotten into two or three of thu white families of Clio last week-M ra Hartow Covington and [children and Miss Flora Woodley. It is hoped it will go no turther and that these will BOOU be out again. CARD OF THANKS. To the citizens, both white and colored, who worked PO faithfully und with Mich good effect to save ruy More from the lire of ycHterd.y morning. May 2d, I return my hiceere thuuks and appreciation for their .services and help. May ;;, r?pl. C. S. McCALL Prepared for tho Work. Mr. S J. I'eaison, the Jeweler, hus now one of the latest improvements! for engraving your name or initials on any article of gold or silver cr plate in the most up? tn date manner. The pumples of work already done by him ure just fine. Call ami see him. Fine Strawberries. Mr. B F. Blanton of lower Hebron heat the county in raising thclnrgist mid finest strawberries. Last Monday lie preeented m with a box of some even larger and liner thu ti the first, proving that he mustered the seciet of cultivating and having plenty of this luscious fruit in Benson Made Youii? Attain ''One ol' Dr. King's New Life Pills? each night fur Irto week* has put me io my "icen* nguiu" writ en 1). A Turner of Dt'Uipsovtown, l'a. They're thc best in the world for Liver, Stomauho and Iiowelv. Purely vegelnhle. fs'evir pi i pc. Only -5c at J. T. Douglas" Drug Store. IlorsoH Do (Jct Sick. When a horses and mules are poor it is not always and indication that they do not get enough to eat. Many ani mal?, just like human beings, have in digestion or tile system is all run down and a tonic is needed, lt is not the a mount ot lood citen that makes muscle and fat. More depends upon the prop er digestion or assimilation ot the lood than is commonly supposed. Nothing has yet been discovered that will build up a horse or mule belter thin Ash cralt's Condition Powders, the only remedy in its class sold under a guar antee. Ask Mr. Smith Newton, lien nettsville, tor it-the kiud put up in dos es. And McColl Drug Co., McColl. S. C. TOWN AND COUNTY NJ5W8. > - Tho 10th is "Memorial Day" - Much replanting has been done since the hail storm - The commencement season is on now and will continue through tho month - Don't forget Gen Walkor's Lecture next Friday night at the Court House - McColl is going to organize a knitting mill. Score auother j for McColl - Read Bennett & Covingtou's ad about Organs, Pianos and Sewing Machines - The croos through Hebron to the Marion lino are the finest we over saw the last of April - Until further notice the County Sup't of Education will be in his office only on Satur daysaud first Mondays. - Judge Hudson has boen the first this vear to eat green peas Tom Walsh his butler has charge ol* the garden - The Court of Common Pleas was in session all last week, and very many learned lessons of profit to those who go to law to settle disputes - Teachers who expect to at tend the summer schools can get all the information they want from Supt W. L. Stamou, as to studies, board, &c. - For cool drinks-Celery Cola, Peach Mellew, Coca Cola other soft drinks on ice, call at E. Powers Grocery. --Fresh home ground meal al ways on hand at Claud Moore's. Pie peaches Inc per can or two for L'?cts at Claud Moore's. - If you want to look well and feel good all the time, got your uluLhiiig at C. S. McCall's CS'"" If you want your cuffs and collars nicely laundered carry them to Claud Moore, who is now agent for the Wilmington Steam Laundry "?5|r* Very best can corn only l()c at Claude Moore's. -Social toa. noolook lea cakes and pound cake arc fresh and nico at Claud Moore's. - Have you seen those new articles of Furniture at Mr. Waddill's Okra and tomatoes only l()c at Claude Moore's. - Just recd a fresh lot ol' D. M. Ferry & Co's Garden Seed at W. M. Rowe's. | - Fresh lot of canned Peas. Poni-e PW S P . |i| P\ \ ay tl ye 'ie i AduuioV iii? uas au advertisement in another column about choice Plymouth Rock Eggs. He offers them cheaper than any yet offer ed. Read his "ad" and write him ?3f* Pipes and Smokers Suppli?e in ? lidless variety nan be found ut ,7. T Douglas & Bro. Jiisi received a lurg? lot of NEW LOADED SHELLS of nil kind. At W. M. ROWE'S. To Prospective Piano and Organ Buyers. It will pay you to see Strauss it Co, if in the market lor Musi cal Instruments of any descrip tion. EARLY MORNING FIRE. A Serious Conflagration Prevented only by Heroic Efforts. The Bennettsville drug eom ?iany's store and contents were mrned Monday morning about ? ocloek. The lire was first dis covered about 4:30. lt evident ly started on the inside as the watchman passed the store a few moments before and saw no signs. Just how it started no one will ever know. The building was a wooden one and the Hames spread rapidly and it required skillful work to confine it to the building and 'prevent what might have been a disastrous conflagration. He roic eil'otts saved Senator Mc Call's store on one side and the old Jennings residence on the other. The building and stock was valued at about $7,000. There was $3,000 insurance on the stock, and $7.r>0 on the building, which was owned by Miss Bille .Jennings. A Startling Teat To Save a life, Dr. T. <;. Merritt, ol No. Mehonpany. l'a., mudo a startling test resulting in a wonderful eure. He write?, "a patient was attacked with vio lent hemorrhages, caused by ulceration of die Btouinch. 1 had nilen found Klcctric Hitters excellent for nen to -touiaclt and liver trouble.4 to I prescribed them. The patient gained from the first, and has not hud au attack in I months." Klcctric hit? ter? are positively guaranteed for Ova pepsin, Indigestion. Constipation mid Kidney troubles. Try Thnn. Only aile ui.J.T. Douglas, Druggist. Good Ailvlco Leura lo bide sour troubles, Four friend has troubles ol' lin own m liidu, help hiin hy example. This H good nd? vic \ but when a man wakes in tho morning wi;ll a raging, Splitting liead> ache, not enough energy to get up, COU? Blinutcd, bud tonto in thc mouth, tired legs, it's not advice thal n man needs, its a good dos? ol'Dr. King's Blood und ?aver Pills. Purity the blood and send it hounding, cour.-ing through the vein*, and nnikc the liver live. No punting, teri pint; or nauseating. i!3o box at ail Diug Stoics. RJBHa&IOUS NOVJ3S. The Mantra District Conference is ID session at Mullina thia week. A number from our town have gian down. ? Kev C. W. Boyd will conduct aer vices at St, Paul's Episcopal cburcl uti Sunday next. The visit nf Mr. G. C. huntington inter-state secretary ot the Y, M. 0 Association of the Carolinas accopj* pruned by two earnest workers, Meas rs Johnson and Bridgeman to our town on Friday last in the interest of this great work among young men, was indeed enjoyed by ail who turned out to hear them on Sunday morning, afternoon and night. Tba Epworth League Prayer meeting ia held uvcry Wednesday eveniog in the SUD'ay Behool room of the Methodist church at 8 o'clock. Tho public invited. Prayer meeting at Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon at 5 p. m. Tho hour for evening services at tho churches is now 8.30 o'clock. Prayer meotlog at tba Baptist ohnroh every Thursday evening at 8.30. Prayer meeting at tbo Methodist church every Wednesday at 4.30 p. m. Tho hour for Sunday Babool at the Methodist church baa been changed to 4.C0 o'clock in tho afternoon. i?^" Just arrived a tine assort mont, new shapes in Ladies Hats, Plowers &c, at the C. B Crosland Co. DEATHS' DOINGS. Tho Lord hos takoD frotu^ us our be loved brother, friend and neighbor, Jack? son Stubbs, after an illoeBS of eight weeks, duri mr which he received one of tho riche t ble-sinitH that man can obtain. He professed religion Mime three weeks apo. After his profession bo said ho was ready ami willing and was only wailing for the Master to call him home. So, after a few days of patience and suffer ing the Muster (old him it was cnoueh. '.(Jonie home." Lust night ut 12.20 Iiis Kentle spirit left its tcneiiieut of clay boro nu angel winga for u 'nome in tim netter hind, "whore sickness, sorrow, pain and deatli are felt and feared no moro." Meoklv and patiently hu bore his Buf feting, without tl muriner. lio will be missed hv all, but we will meet him a ania. ll *, was 87 years old the 19th of Fehl ua ry la*t. The funeral services will be held this ufiernn ?n and th? remains laid by the s de of bis beloved wife who preceded,him u months ugo. A FRIEND. Rrightsville, May 4, l<Jfj4. MEMORIES OF THE SIXTIES Is the title of a lecture to be de livered by Gen. C. Irvine Walker in the Court House on Friday eveniog next I3th, under the auspices of Camp H onega 11 in the aid of the Hampton monument A henrt to henri talk such ns Geo. Walker gives inukes a far deeper impression than all thut history ik'f.v bim leli whit I bf. and hoard. f lu* pres* ol tin .'...; un: verdal L compHi : b 1 tnio and he if ve:.' x. i'h ?ii liv ?i houai 3 ur, . vi-' Li?. bi a been. ll; leal u/i: i aol ; univ 1 itcbefjtifig ?I iuatiuCtive, givitiy ii: . y ":. H tl o i ??!:? ICI 'il .'. IVA*, ry _- w....^ kiio uuyn. Admission 50 centa. Children 25. Don't Miss lt. DOWN IN RED BLUFF. FROM WILLIS SECTION. I have not written to the Dem ocrat in some time. Cotton is now showiug itself, also is general green. Mrs. N. L. Martin, anti little daughter fire spending a while at lier home. The month ol May set iu with 11 beautiful day. School will in? our, ut Red 131 ufi Academy next Friday, May 6th. There will also he given n concert that night. An invitation is given to all. We hope there will be a largo crowd. I will close with beat wishes to the Dear Democrat. GUESS Wno. May 2rd 1904. FOR LADIES both Old and Young, Just get the Delineator, if yo t want tn see bow up-to date dresses are made. We receive subscriptions for same, H-ive full stock nf the Bulterick Pat terns on Hand. A new fasbio-i paper given away free. Call on Straus & Co. Ato Kv.Tytliim< In Sight Dr. King's Chill und Fever Tonio ia, without a doubt, the best medicine 1 have ever found for chills. All my fundy were ia poora health last nim mer, and after several other chill trmics had failed, tried Dr. King's, und in a very few days WO were all better, eating everything in sight. S. N. McCORKLE. Sold hy all Druggist?. FAMILY MILEAGE TICKET. Goon IN SOUTH CAROLINA (^NO\Y SOLD BY SEABOARD AIR LINK RAILWAY Com mo nein g march 25th. the Seaboard Air Lino Railway, iti compliance with the new law have on sale I00O mile family tickets, good tor the use of the immediate mem bore ot one family, between stations within tho State of Soutli Carol ina on tho lino of the Sea board Air Line Railway. These tickets are sold at $25,00 and art limited to ono year from date o issue. The popular Interchangeable book, good over 25 different linos, will continue on sale un/der samt conditions as heretofore. For further informat ion applj to Seaboard agents, or addresi JOH. W. StewartTrav. Pass. Agent Col um bia S. C. / Tho Russel Wagons. ( Mr. P. A. Hodges is oinening a cn of these durable wagouM-one am two-horse, every one ot tlAem guarau teed against any defect itu malet?n or wormanship. \ ? "um ? ?_ cfx_**m?? -??rr* .Tr if wi'T" ill Ul lill HlJ Our Block is the most com piero in e rery detail that is to be had. Try Our 2-piece Suits iv Crash, Mix vsteds and I. a FIT, and our my-i : frighten you, it warranted. ice while the sale is rou may regret it. S sai FANCY TESS? 'I fl ESK. Can fit you DOW. NOBBY PATTERNS. Bea1 vVF COULl) FINI) int io H DRESS SUIT-A Conventional Black ora Swell ITJR SUMMER SHIRTS, eal has arrivod. Can turnidh an/tliing you nant. Shoes and Keith's Konquorers IN No uso to throw away your time looking ol ewbeie. t it the 15 days Clothing Sale begins May 2d. .: OUJtcS '? Ki . ni. m m&rmimm ii irv il ?i), p. DIAL, PRICES] > sf. .. V. Sf? tings and Rugs itll May IO. ATTING 10 to 17$, former prices 15 to 221 VI ATTING 18 to 25, former prices 221 to 30. I ?tion will convince you thatjjg? v. ire Bargains. i F rices are by the roll,|| i for Cash. \ Waddill& Son. " I . ; ' . ? W3 rVW'tl SH, he Public that I represent some 01 t IE INSURANCE Companies il Liberal ::s to Terms and Kates. me! JNO. S. MOORE. iii SUPPLY YOUR WITS. >i< yU ya y?< >i< xx hi 3RRY, BUT COMIO RIGHT ON TO IDE MOORE'S NV Wi ZP YOU WAUT'i? Clothing, Shoes, lotions Fancy Groceries, round MEAL and HOMINY a specialty, each Department and will fill your Wand in each THE LOWEST PRICKS. call and Bee m. Phone orders in town delivoi cd ! ction guaranteed. i lear Douglas* Drag Store. WIRE FENCING, BARBEO WIRE AND WIRE NAILS. E HAVE THESE GOODS, bought by lue cat-load and eau give you LOW PRC1CES. Hg?- See U3 before buying. March 3, 1904. C. S. McCAL.lL FRESH BREAD m ROLLS THREE TIMES A WEEK. 11R. R F. SHULTZ HAVING CLOSED HJS BARKRY HKRE, I Yl have arranged to keep a supply ?d* FRESH BREAD, ROLLS 'AND JAKES ot' his splendid mak9 at my Store tor the accommodation of ino Trade. Shipments received fresh three times a week, and orders .can be filled laity as wanted by customers. I guarantee prompt aervioe. MarchV3, 1904- W. M. KOWE. THE "ALCO" BRID,. The Clothes that tell own story. See the new Spw?mg; sit c. s. w-^ February 26, 1904, For Sale by SMITH N?VVTt IN, Renn ?tVi\ i ile, S? ( r;. . '.\ ..r Air Lino li/i r;,v? Av, ile waa cnuugeu ?m ouuuary 1. .'ruins leave Cheraw.S. C., aa follows; Northbound No 6G at 8:05 a. m. No 50 at 9:24 p. ra. Southbound No 57 at 8:05 a. ra. .? No 27 nt 10:40 p. m. The Beuneltaville und libera xv R. I IAAVSIKT 1}-(.tavtUfl at R tri fl u , connect with No GG and No 57. The afternoon tiain leaving Ben lettaville nt 4 p. m. gives Bennetts .i lo people au opportunity to take mina No 50 and No 27. 3LI0 NOVELTY Manufacturing Works rHE Business recently knoxvn as thc OLIO NOVELTY M AN UFO.CH UNG CO., will hereafter be known as WE CLIO NOVELTY MANUFAC TURING WORKS, with .F. H. IVKY ule owner and director, The latest improved wood working luchioes ure bei MK placed for doing all finds of Novelty work for builders uso at iving prices. Mr. P. A. Hodgea is agent ut Reunctts ?Ile and will tsko your orders. Oct 23, 1903. IIJVJVJ? Thoroughbred 33. 3P. HOCK 18 for only BO ceuts home de livery-10 cts extra for packing und delivering to Express ollice. JASPER FLETCHER, MOCOLL, S. C. Jan. 28. R. P. D. 2. PURE BRED BUFF ROCKS. Thrifty, Reliable and Profitable. The Huff Plymouth Rock is the fow for liront. The time lor setting lor the Spring brood is near at hand and to get eggs so as tb have them ready when the ie.\son opens, you should place orders at ance and state date ol delivery. Setting ot 15 lOggs $1.50 I). A. COVINGTON, Jan 5, 1904. Gibson, N. C. 3TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MARLBORO' COUNTY-Ry Milton McLaurin, Judge of Probate. WnKliRAe, Jamos A. Drnko, Clerk ot Court hat ando suit to mo to yrunt unto him Lottors of Administration of tim Kt'uti! and Effects of John William Bcnm lt deceased. Those aro thoroforo to cito and admoni- li all and Hingular tho kindred and crediton of the said J. William Bonnott doe'd, thu*, they bo and uppoar before mo in tho Cou it of Probate to bo held at Rcnnottsvilh; <> \ the 10th day of May 1904, aftor pn??. lieatioo thorcof, at 11 o'clock in tho fore noon, to show causo, if any they havo why M\>\ administration should not be granted^. Given muter my hand, thin ist day ol April A. D., 1904. MILTON MCLAURIN, April 7, 1904. Judge of Probate. ;!. H.. N K AV TU IN, Ato? rn fay at Lr-, A Practice in State and Federal Cour'.s, Attorney (or the Planters National Bank and Union Savings Bank. BENNETCSVILLE, SO. CA. DUDLEY & WAIT, ATTORNEY'S AT LAW, BE N NETTS VILLE. S C. W. BO??U1KR, J?, ? Attorney at Law, Bonnettsvilie, S. C. Office on Darlington utrcet ui.;:r Posta | Telegraph office. Januar)'? I8?9. M ILTON Mc LAU KIN, Attorney at Law nnrl Probate Judge Office in Conrt I?oii?-e. E. C. MORRISON, Electrician . - Machinist, ?OX 57 FLORENCE, S. C. Contractor for Electrical work and dealer in Electrical hunpliea Hot Air Pump ing Engines and (las Engines installed. Pipe-iiiuiug uutl general uiacliino work. August 20, 1003. Fire Insurance. ENSURE YO UH COT TOM Gils S lit against lops by lire. Kates tensen? tibie i i best ot' Companies. Cal! on ur address (oflice over National Lank) A. J. BRISTOW, Agt. Ben lionsville, s ?J Don't Forget KYS H AT you can A LU'A VS KIND nt X Tho, CORNER G HOC KU X a Full Line ol' ehoico Family Groceries, Canned Goods. Fruit, Vegetables, Confectionery, Also a nice lino ol' SHOESj UNDEK WEAH, and NOTIONS Our Ta'olo Goods are always Fresh. Give u> a ('ALL. C.B. HU BB/IB. JJ, Cur Darlington and Ch craw sts. BcnncttEvilic, S. C. THE NEW YORK WORLD Thrice A Week Edition. The Most Widely Road Newspaper in America. Time has demonstrated that the Thrice: a-Wcek World stanns alone in a class, * -ther papers have imitated its form hut no l its success. This is because it tells ill partially, wh( trier that news be po litical or otherwise [tis in tact almost' :i daily at tile price of a weekly. In addition to news, it publishes first class serial stories and other features suited to the home and fireside. Thc Thrice a Week World's regular subscription price is only $i co per year and this pays lor 156 papers. 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