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To Succeed aunx.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Aug. 29.-The Demo-
cratic convention of the Forty-third SEN
atorial district met tonight and unan-
Republican incumbent, for reelection,
and passed resolutions recommending
that Democratic members of the Iegis-
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Chauncex to speak in California.

called to see Chairman Hanna at Repubi
can headquarters today 1t is understood
Senator Depew will speak in California
before he does in New York state. Sem
gramme for his action between now and
election. Two weeks each in New York
and Chicago
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-30
Tom Johnson for Bryan.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Tom L. John
son. of Ohio, who arrived on the Oceanic,
said today he had received request from
Mr.. Bryan to come and take the stump
for him, and he expected to do so soon
In Ohio
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-30

lature throughout this state champion and
support c. l.. Magee for the United
States senate to succeed M. S QUAY
Forty delegates out of forty-one in the
district were present and voted for the
resolution.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-30
OLD SOLDIERS ON BIKES.
ELECTION OF oFF1cERs.

At the meeting of the Naval Veterans
association the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Command
er-in-chief, Frederick Haskins Brook
lyn, N. Y; feet officer, Capt. ]. A. Mil.
ler, Athens, O.; commander, Shaw. Bath,
Me-; lieutenant commander, A. H. Runge.
Minneapolis; lieutenant, ]. H. Eagan,
Joliet, H.; master, w. P. Hager, Lanes
vile, N. Y; ensign ]. H. Butler, Eaton,
o.; surgeon, w. E. Atwell, GAINESVILLE,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-30
BOERS ARE RETREATING
BRITISH ADVANCE MEETING WITH
LITTLE OPPOSITION.

LONDON, Aug. 2s.-Lord Roberts re-
ports under date of Belfast, Aug. 28, as
follows:
Buffers advance occupied Machado-
dorp this afternoon. The enemy made a
poor stand and retired northward, fol-
lowed by Dundonald's mounted troops,
VINO could not proceed beyond Helvetia
on account of the difficult nature of the
country and the enemy taking up a posi-
ton too strong to be dislodged by the
mounted troops. 1t appears that Bull
ler's casualties were very few.
French continued the movement today
as far as Elandsfontein, from which he
turned the enemy out with no difficulty
Inc latter retired very rapidly leaving
cooked food behind
Cen. Buller's casualties Aug. 27 were:
Killed, one officer and thirteen men
wounded, seven officers and fifty-seven
LONDON. Aug. 28.@Dr. Leyds' inter
view with Emperor Nicholas, says a dis
patch to the Daily Mail from ST Peters
purg, lasted barely five minutes The
car sald he was sorry that he could do
notn1ng for the Transvaal except to urge
II 10 make peace, as he hated all war;
BERLIN, Aug. 29.-The delegation Of
German subjects, who recently arrived
here from the TransvaaI. to lodge a com
plant with the German foreign office with
regard to the treatment of the Germans
there, has already been received by the
German foreign office As inyestiCa lin q,
the grounds of the Complaints, the for,
elgn office will bring the matter to the
-attent1on of Great Britain
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-30
KNUTE AND TEDDY.
They Will Talk at La Crosse, Wis,
Sept. 10.

LA CROSSE, Wis, Aug. 2s-(speclal)
word was received from County Chair
man Van Auken, who is in Chicago, that
arrangements have been made whereby
Roosevelt will deliver two addresses in
this city on Sept 10. He will arrive in
La Crosse in the forenoon, and will, re-
main all day. Senator Nelson, Of Mime
sofa, will make an address here on the
same day.
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Continued on Third Page.
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BERLIN, Aug. 2S.-Oncial dtgLatches
from Shanghai announce the arrival tba,e
of the new German minister 10 China
DR.. Mum Schwar enstein.
The Frankfurt Zeitung has receives a
dispatch from Shangha. saying a pi,t
has been discovered there to burn the
whole city. 1t is added the Europes rs
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TIEN TSIN, Aug 23 (via Chefoo. Aug
zs).-One thousand Russians left TIen Tsfn
for Pekin today. The country here is
quiet.
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CHEFOO, Aug. 29.-Yu. governor of
the province of Shen-si, is reported to
have invited the foreigners in the prov-
ince to come to his protection. About
Aug. 81 fifty accepted the invitation. and
all were massacred
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HONG KONG, Aug. 29.-Two hundred
bandits raided the Tartar citv of Can~
ton Monday night. Several houses were
looted. 1t is believed that the motive
of the raid was the Cantonese hatred If
the Northerns. 1t is rumored at Amov
that 1,2OO japanese troops are coming to
Formosa,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18
DOES 1T PAY TO BUY CHEAP?

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds Is all
right, but you want somsthing that will re-
lieve and cure tho more severe and dangerous
results OF throat and lung troubles. What
shall you do Go to u warmer and more regu
lar climate ? Yes, if possible if not possible
for you, then in either case take tho only rem.
edy tha, has teen introduced in all civilized
countries with success in severe throat and
lung troubles, "Boschce's German Syrup" 1t
not only heals and stimulates the tissues to
destroy the germ diseases, but alldys inflam-
mation, causes easy cxpectoratiop, gives good
nights rest, and cures the patient. Try one
bottle. Recommended many years by all drug
gists in the world For salo by 4 China. Is
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18
Invite the Veterans.

Col. j. h. Wilson, commandsut, issues
'n today's psEer special order, convening
Dick Anderson No. 334, w. c. V, at the
Court House, on next Saturday, July 2lst, at
II ~, for the purpose of electink delegates 10
the State Annual Reunion to oe held at
Green wood, s. G., on Wednesday Aug lst,
and to attend to any other buslness that NAV
be brought before it, All veterans are re-.
quested to be present The question hss
been mooted, aud discussed to some extent
10 these columns whether Sumter should ask
the veterans to meet here in 1901.
We are heartily 10 favor of this, as we be.
lieve such a meeting would be of great bene.
fl TO us.
The delegates who attend these reunions
are generally men who are able to psy their
own way aud not DO burden upon us But
II tho veterans should meet here, the City
Council aod the citizens generally should
make some provisions for their entertain ment
1t would be too much to expect Camp Dick
Anderson to undertake the whole work 1t
10 ready to do its share in tho future 40 the
meubers of it always have done 10 the past
All things being equal, there are as many
bona 6de veterans in Sumter county as 10
any county in the State. In the past we did
our duty and 10 the war between the states
Sumter county furnished more than ber full
quota Of men and material. We believe that
when volunteers for IL ontbs were chilled to
60 to Virginia our county furnished the 6rst
company that responded to such call (Tbe
lst 8. G. Col. Gregg, were Six months VOL
unteers.) Wherever the veterans meet the
cons of veterans also meet. We believe that
the veterans should meet here and that the
said meeting would draw a large crowd OF
visitors and would inure 20 our benefit, 60 by
all means let the veterans come. end let the
City Council and our ci,,zsus generally go to
work and see that no means are spared TO
make the old fellows have good tine during
the two days they will be With US
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18
THE CHAIN GANG.

The county chain gaug force has
averaged lately from % to 30 conviols
With six mules. , road machine and
some carts.
Four Of these mules are the ones
lately bought 10 Atlanta by Supervisor
Dorm. sud they have proven to be
exceptionally good animals.
The gang has been employed for
several weeks recently as aod arousd
Smithville. aud some good work hes
been dune 90 the bill roads there.
The road machine does 6ns work snd
leaves the road smooth aud With the
proper shape TO shsd water. From
Snish,ills tho gsog has moved towsrds
Bishopvills.
Wherever The roads have been work.
cd BY tbs chain gang they ere 10 much
bss.er coalition than formerly, sod %
ono ess fell to sec the Improvement.
Working eonviess oo The public road
10 the proper use to make Of them,
much better than planting cotton. aud
fer better than keeping aud feeding
them in Jail.
We hope to see the time when ell
ooovioss will be utilised ou public i'm
provemenss. and whatever farming is
done will be restricted to raising provi.
sious to feed those confined 10 the peui.
Tertiary.
The State aud county needs all the
improvement possible on the roads. but
We do not need cotton plsn.a.iOu.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18
THE BLACK RIVER ROAD

The appropriation Of $400 by
-Oity Council towards opening the
Black River Rosd will be . dissp-
pein,msos to those who we're count.
isg on . more generous sum from
that source Bot il sppssrs the city
fathers. who kaow beet about the
'sss,sr, shooghs The sxchsquer could
sos slsud more. and ws feel that they
hsvs done what they believe 10 the
proper thing. and With them We have
no quarrel
One shoussOd dollars from the
county. four hundred from the city
fourteen huodred dollars. when two
thoussn1 are required. The six hum
dred dollars must be made up IRON
come source. end We confidently be.
lieve will be contributed by the busi-
nsss men Of the community who are
st last most TO be benefited by the
rosd so small . sum with such
possible returns is too good an iu
ves,meut to 60 begging
We feel that the road 10 an assured
fact. sud work will. We hope. soon
begin.
Alresdy has il come to our cars
that private subscriptions have been
offered even before soy canvas he's
been made
The tobacco trade hss done much
for other towns of less importance
tLsn sumter. II has done wonders
for Timmonsv,iIe. Manning and Darl
iugton Ii will do much for Sumter,
which 10 already one Of the beet cot
ton markets in the State, if not the
beet The merchants Of Sumter car
" 90 complete stocks of merchandise
and cell them a. reasonable az they
can be sold anywhere in this section
Sumter is quite ss attractive as any
other place within a hundred milee
and every new trade or enterprise
brings more people to enjoy her hos
pitsliiy and buy her goods. Nor
trade means more population. more
houses. more THRIFT and energy.
Anything that brings such i'm
provement in conditions should b.
welcomed and encouraged in ever.
way possible. Let everybody pul
together and we will have tow
some Of these days.
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lSOl.-l0OO.
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE,
COLUMBIA. s. G..

A. B S, A. NJ, LIB l.. |. Courses.
Spring Courses free for Teachers. Fourteen
Professors $4,000 volumes in library ex.
cellept laboratories. class rooms, gymnasium
ln6rmary. athletic grounds. Tuition $40,
other fees $ls, a session tuition remitted,to
needy students Expenses $l35 to Sl75 a
session. Certified Pupils from forty.6ve Ac.
creo:sd Schools enter its Freshm Class
without examination.
Eotracce aud Normal Scholarship Exami.
nations beId at every county seat. Friday,
July &c, 1900, by County Superinteudeuts.
Next session opens Sept 26, 1900. For
catalogue, address,
F. c. WOODWARD, President.
June
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18
Assault on q Florence Girl.

A spsoisl to the State, dated July l6,
Gays: Mise Gertrude Rbodeu hen,
s'ep daughter Of j. C. Dslsoody. super
io,eudsrt OF the National cemetery, was
this afternoon the victim o; . brutal
assault With intent to ravish
Her assailsnts we're ,wo brutes Of tho
lowest African type. While the pur.
pose Was not accomplished, tho young
LADY is severely injured. A long gssh
is on her forehead, her throat bears the
marks Of brutal fingers, aud she is
prostrsted from the shock
Several squads arc securing the oouu
try on horseback, in buggies aud on
foot.
The National cemetery is Two miles
from Florence. Miss Rhodenkercheu 10
was alone. her father having gone of
With the gardener aftor water. Two
ueRroos-shs thought them iarm hands
-came aud asked politely for water.
which sne gave them. They returned
on another preteose. and then for q
third time. when Que Of them struck
her down with bis fist. The brute
knels BY her and with his hands at her
throat drowned her screams. At The
instance Of bis accomplish, the Chief
sssailaus cut = deep cash 10 the strug
Cling young lady's forehead and rem
dered her seuseless.
Both negroes. are thickset. OF me
dium bcighs, ooe black, the other DARK
mulatto both without coats.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18
SOUTH CAROLINA MILITRy
ACADEMY

Ore Beneficiary Scholarship is 80 re flied
irom Sumter County by competitive exaul-
nations Aspiration biaDks, with accom-
Pauying INSTRUCTIONS, may lie OBTAINED from
the Count Superintendent OF Education
Theee blanks, properly filled ont, mus, tie in
the hands OF COL. & s. GADSDEN, Chair
msu Board OF Visitors, by the fire, day of
August. July AT
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With her former colonies are concerned {?
The Spanish government ia 20 longer
compelled to spend 800. 900. 900 a
year 10 conqueriug rebel|ious Filipiuos
aud Cubans The government of the
United States, with its treasury over.
lowing from the excessive taxation of
the American people, is now financing
tho war 10 the Philippines and main.
tainiog an immense army there. The
cost Of policing Cuba with troops also
devolves upon the United States. as
we'll as the expense Of establishing q
government 10 Puerto Rico. We bave
taken up burden which Spain long
ago felt to be more than abe could bear.
and which is likely to become too much
FOE our broader aud stronger shoulders.
With Spsiu's sad aud costly experience
before our eyes. We have voluntarily
assumed obligations which hsve nearly
crushed the life out Of the Spanish
people snd We are paying the costs Of
our folly 10 blood aud treasure, as all
colonial powers have had to pay siuoe
they began to impose their yoke upon
aliens who hated aud resisted foreion
domination.
Spaio bas every reason to feel satis-
fed With tho result Of her war with the
United States. Her pride may have
suffered temporarily when her fleets
we're destroyed. her soldiers we're de.
feated aud her colonies we're taken from
her. But 10 the moment Of their defeat
the Spanish people achieved a substan.
stisl triumph. They threw of the bur-
den which oppressed them for centuries.
They got rid Of oonscription. of exoes-
sive taxation, aud Of the blight upon
their agriculture and industries caused
BY toe neglect Of their Own resources ia
the impossible effort to maintain com.
neroisl aud military supremacy iu
far of islands. Their young men are
20 longer dyiog Of disease 10 Cuba and
the Philippines. The people Of Spain
are not compelled DOW to waste their
substsoos 10 supporting . large army
aud navy for service thousands of miles
from home. The United States has
assumed the responsibilities ~bioh
proved too much for Spsiu. aud is
learning BY bitter experience the lesson
which tho Spanish people were taught
ooly after centuries Of disaster. Spain
csn oow devote ell her energies to ber,
owo development and Advancement. as
Dr. Arnud says. What pity tits our
government was dszsled by the thought
OF empire that it's folly began where
Spsio ended! What su unparalleled
measure of prosperity this country
might attain it, like Spain. it were to
concentrate oil Of its powers upon it's
in'eroal development, and leave the
remote islands Of tho world to those
who have greater need of them than
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Spain Has Reason to DO Salts.
With the Outcome of War.

Dr.. Lsopoldo Aruud, the Spanish
consul as Chicago. takes an encourage
iog view Of the result Of the couaiot
between iis oouosry aud The United
Sts,ss. The war.".hs says. "v.s .
good thing fos Spaio. The ns,iou bad
been giving ito bss. men aud S100.000..
600 annually to the wars 10 progress 10
che Philippines, Coba and Puerto Rico.
Al result Of the recent conflict with
America the powers Of Spain are con.
ssstrsssd for the souosry's develop.
msut and advancement. In 10 years
The world will not recognise the %.
tiou." Dr.. Arnud believes hi. oouu.
Try is on the way to become lone Of the
foremost powers Of Europe" The
Spanish people. be Gays. realize that
"ths var With the Uoi.sd States was .
var Of govern meuts, and 90 animosi,y
exists between the inhabitaots Of the
two countries"
OF course, says tho Baltimore
Sue. the average sxpsnsiouiss will
seof ct Dr. Arnud's frank state.
usus and will say that bis philosophy
10 Of the "sour grapes" order But %
. us.ser Of fsos Spaic is 10 = very
much better position than che vas
three years ego. sod the loss Of ber
colonies has proved sn inoaloulsbls
blessing to her. Her young uso were
soessrip,ed BY Thousands every year
snd cent to .ropiosl islssds to subdue
Spaio's rsbsllious subjects. Hcr wsAs.
ury was exhausted BY tho maiusensocs
Of . large military and naval estab.
lishmeos for service 10 the colonies.
The people were taxed beyond their
capacity to pay. All tho profits OF the
colonies went into the purses Of . priv.
ilsged GLASS. Thousands Of young
men who we're forced into the army
died Of disease 10 Cuba and sbe Philip.
pipos. For these sacrifices there Was
90 adequate return. The people OF
Spain zero impoverished aud their
country wss fast taking its place among
tho dying os.ioos" Of the world
Today Spain 10 without . colony of
any iuportsooe. Her burden has been
transferred to tho United States. AT.
ter centuries Of sxisteoee % . colonial
power-as oue time the erestess 10 the
worid-Spaio can devote oil Of her co.
orgies to Der owo development. The
ruioou' ~sr 10 Cub. was stopped by the
Intervention OF the Un,,od States. aud
tho Spaoish soldiers who were 6gb.iug
to hold tha, island 10 subsection to their
queen have loog ago returned homo. to
become producers 10 ,be fields Of agr,.
culture aud industry. Spsio's war 10
The Philippines has been shifted to the
shoulders Of the American people. who
have carried tho burden for nearly II
months a. a cost Of many millions Of
dollars and great sacrifice Of life.
The soldiers who fought under the
Spanish flag iu the Philippines have
been sent back TO their homes in Spain
at the expense of the Uoi,ed States. to
joio the army Of workers ougaged 10
productive pursuits. Spain is no
longer compelled to feed aud ootbe
them aOd pay them to fight a hopeless
battle They aro probably soli-sup'
porting now. aud can aod to the pros
pori,y Of their country, ipstcad Of De-
ing burden upon it.
Is not Spaiu's position preferable 4
that Of tho United States from evory
point Of view, 90 far as her relation
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

We psbliss 'edsy 90 ,esouns Of sn
sssidsss 10 ess isissd ssd fellow towns.
nae joel e. Bfaasoo. By which hs
has had sbs ssa sisles,uss to lose bic
lsfs fesssrs. Ne. Brsssoa 10 gsosrslly
Beloved aud respected 10 be na,iv.
city. His frissds ere legion, and il
st.h sorrow and syups.hy could 70
ssose . lost linb. hs would not 20
ibsessh bic feesioios days. carrying
- empty sleeve
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18
Masters Sale.

DY VIRTUE of a Decree of the Court Of
ID Common Pleas for Sumter county. in
the State of South Carolina, In the case OF
Ella P. McFaddin against Charles l. Will.
hanson, The Imperial Fetilizer Company
The Rasin Fertilizer Company and Tbodors
Melchers aud A. Melchers, copartuers "a
Me!chers & Co, will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, at the Court House in
the city of Sumter in said county and State.
on saiesday 10 August, 1900, being the sixth
day OF said month, during the usus al hours of
sale, The following described real estate. 70
wit
"All that lot OF land situate in the CITY os
Sumter, county of Sumter aud State of Sou,h
Carohna, lying on the west side OF Council
street, and measuring one hundred and sixty-
three feet and SIX inches front op Council
street, one hundred and seveat,-two feet in
depth on the nor,hCrn line, one hundred and
siI'yNiGe feet aud four inches in deptb o,,
the south line, and one HUNDRED ard sixty.
two feet ana four lnctes more or less or
the back line-b0unded on the east by Couu-
c'i street, north by the parsonage lot of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. Sumter
station, south by land formerly of |. u. Lit.
| tie and wife ard west by land now or former.
~ OF NJ. A Madden "
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser 10 pay for
papers.
II. FRANK WILSON,
July ii, 1900. Master.
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In the matter Of sewerage. which

In tho matter Of sewerage. which
10 . sobjsct receiving uuususl atten.
tion juse now. there SCENE to be
diversity Of opinion - TO its fsssibil
ity and possibility. No ono disputes
that u 10 nsoA TO DO desired. and
must come sooner or later. Il 10 .
necessity 10 aoy town where water
wesks ere usiotsined. No one
knows much sbous che nst,sr--it 10
. psoblso sasoived. sod toe City
Couuoil bee done veil to sccede to
The wishes Of the Board Of Health by
copseusiog 10 have . oompsten. civil
sugineer come 20 Sumter and inform
%. that the matter msy be Intelligent
y considered and definitely settled
10 90 % Il osn DO done. We hope
% nsy prove prove practicable.
though We fesr not. But since We
must copfsss - much ignorance on
thissubjecs ss'suybody else. We sus
pend judgaeut and swai. results.
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Notice to Executors, Admins
traitors, Guardians and Com.
mitteeS.
OFFICE JUDGE OF PROBATE.

OFFICE JUDGE OF PROBATE,
Sumter, s. G., July 10, 1900
To Executors, Administrators, Guardians
and Committees:
| respectfully call your attention TO annex.
ed statute. You will please give this matter
early attention. Very respectfully,
THOS. V. WALSH,
Judge Of Probate
Sec. 2064 (l942). Executors, Admiuistrn-
tors, Guardians and Committees, shall sn.
nuslly while any estate remains iu their care
or custody, at any time before the 6rst day
July of each year, render to the Judge of
Probate Of the County from whom they OBJ.
tain Letters Testamentary or Letters of Ad.
ministrAtors or Letters Of Guardianship, &c, -,
just and true account, upon oath, of the
receipts and expenditures of such estate the
preceding Calendar year, which, when ex.
amioed and approved, shall be deposited with
the Inventory and appraisement or other
papers belonging to such estate, in the Office
of said Judge Of Probate there to be ke,. FOR
the inspection Of such persons as may ~ u.
tereeted in the estate-( under former p.ual.
,ies).
Approved the I'd day OF March, 1897.
Item, Freeman aud Herald, publish ouce a
week for 3 weeks.
July l0--3w.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

Ivy poisoning, poison wounds and oil
other accidental irjurieo may be quickly
cured by using DeWuts Witch Hazel Selve.
IT is also a certain cure for piles and skin dis-
eases. Take no oIher.-- s Hughson h Go.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

Small 10 sise spd great IN results are De-
witrs Little Early Rissr,, the famous little
pills that elsasss NE liver and bowels. They
do nes srlps. ~ 3 Hssbsoa D Go.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-07-18

Perhaps the maa who tolographcd
from Mole St Nicno,as, during the
Spani'' war. is on duty at Shanghai.
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IL 10 . good scheme TO retire ono
Of the city domp wsgons. at least
temporarily. aud put two carts into
the scsvapger service instead. The
fresh and garbage. weeds and decay.
Inc vegetable matter Of Oh sorts that
lis - loog on the streets are
. oonstsot menace to health.
Pson now until frost falls again,
constant effort should be made 10
keep ~ oisy clssn. Clsasliness 10
health. health 10 wealth. and oil are
desirable