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FOR RENT
Flats. Az 18th ne. 913 C NV. = . rooms I'd
rms and hathS2n.0 90 floor, light aud heat
11o4 \. II. av-, sr. 81. 80 SIS.
ja1I-tf II. L. RUST. EOS 18th st. NV.
FOR RHINESTONE Il Fairfax So6 F ST NV
SlOo l323 av l2r. 23 S27.5U. AT nw,9r b. eel
400 1880 Vt av, 12r ST 81. S07 9Th NV. II. b. Gel
$50 1871 Connecticut 1:Sr Sl5 80 -. $50 Odd Or b
$40. LEO L. l3r, b $3.50 .90s 9th NV ST. b
SS'3o LOB NV. lir $3.50. 170i 4th NV Or i, c
$50 lOl4 It'll NV. score So. 80. POP 18th NV Sr b
St3 l4lo 10th NV, 11r,b S.. 80 1924 10Th NV, 7r b
Sl3 3Ol U NV. st&dw 50. 80. 1905 9th NV, sr, b
va. l3D y NV, 11r, b SIS. GA 18th NV, basmt
$40. 1876 NV, 1lr, b SO. lbs Breeds terri Sr
700 1872 18th NV Tor SIS. 1U6 Fla nv. Ir b
Sla MA ii NV Tor, ST.. 90 81 SO Z NV Or b. c
SGD. .9fJ q 12r b S2I 80 S5-7-9 NV 6r h @
S3l 2ti ka!orama l2r.b $50 80. 1909 LIST NV Or b. C
aooo iO3 ii NV, 1or b S2u.'pD 100 + M. ~tv eel
S,p toI 18th NV III, 2b SO. SOB 18th n" Tor h. eel
500 ll;is 18th NV, Tor be- $40. Avalon Hts Gr W
Soo 1852 Il nv. l2r, b $500 1861 Huron Sr va
St,. 1872 L, Tor, b $3.50 1Si., Sth NV ,6r w
Si3 $40 NV. 9r, b Sl5.30 .6G9 Acker ne, Or b
81 ll2Corcoran, 1ur, eel $3.50 25 X ne. Gr b
$40. lily 9th NV lor.b,c Sl5. rs av NV, hasn't
IS .slOl r nw'r, h,"el SIS. 6l2 Seaton ne, 6r "
20 90 1910 Corcoran lor.h So. ,loOt 18th Sc sto&lw
S37 so 1887 Stt Jr stab SI4 30 $40 10Th ne, Or b
$50. ISIS Oregon ay, Or Sill S14 Sth ne o. b
So 90. 10 NV, Sr, b $3.50 .5l3 9th ne, er W
$500. - 5 NV, 7r b eel ST. so. 1873 NJ NV Ar
5000 SIS 9Th NV, 7r 81 30. 1850 18th nv HI ar
so 30 2lO2 Ward pl. 10r SlI. .3l2 Fords court Ar
$50. 60 = NV Or, b, eel $40 1225 NV 2 office rs
SO LOG NV, sr, b, eel $40. 20 sta ne, Ar,
$50. 4l9 Nj av NV, lge hall slO......11l7 y Sc, Or
$50 Summit av, Sr, b. Gel $3.50. lib d NV, 5r,
1t -
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FOR RENT-623 9Th y. r. tCORNEEl: ROOMS
bath. stationary washstaDd, cellar. . bay win
dows: good condition; rent, $500. Key at 6l1
9Th st. OWNER. 2lo !: NV jall-Im
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FOR RENT-DEFBI-E & CO., 1919 + ST
l4l0 Pa av, stc eel Slo0 Sc cor 18th & sw,
1905 Meridian Nv. Mt store room ...... 10 .OC
Pleasant, Grab. 80 3lu3 X NV. 5r. So
1917 18th. sr&b. 81. 80 Ill Sc. Ar. "
1875 18th. CRIB. IL. 30
ja12-tf
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FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER: REMODEL
inr Of old fur wraps to the lates. styles spe-
cialty: ladies' tailor made suits made order
At guaranteed. z. H0RGAE. SOC X ST. ~.
sell otu-l
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NANTED-HEIP.
Vi Ale.

" ANTlD ENei;trE'TL' SALESMAN; - II'rhi1
srppl.-~ uItfy vor~- SI.s' >sIl&Iy .tiItl cNtrtS-
r. - ~ ~ y 60. Ct!r-t"'. IN.
j. l. - - 2I:I'
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NA-STEIr TWO COMPETENT RELIABLE col
,ts,r bur !"r>. so So gr' required: small
fauI.Ii->. LNitiES>. E\tti N%trf. Ga 18th
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MEDICAL.

Campbell. cARRINGToN, ATTORNEY
Webster Law bnlliine Eos n ST. nv WSshIur
ton. n = R,s.'.'-ce. No. Mount .ctueu FIais
Nee ts-A va az 9Th nv. ssi3
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WANTED TWu COMPETENT COFFEE SALES
men; >al4ry aUd vvnIHi>~ipu. sive references
Address l.. u \. Star "ii"'- Jali-2t'
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Modern Groom snug bouse and lot 9Th near
4 ne: rented AT $3.50: for s.. 2',n. Very cheap
1-r"om press brick Capitol on y J ave
Sc: cost Slo.l"o; will exchange for small house,
~ ''
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FOR SALE NEW. CORNER HOUSE. on $
ST. NV. NEAR y. CAPITOL ST. SuI-IH
FRONT; RMS. On FIRST FLOOR. PRICE.
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FOR SALE
PHONE 1924.

FOR SALE PHONE 1924.
I'm So ST. NV: two
houses con tanning rooms. reception hall dining
rom and kitchen rn first fia,T: tiled hath and
Nestlhule' stone steps: electric gas lighting Sec
us about these houses
HILL. NEWTON & CO. sOa II. NV.
jnls-w. III. ST
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PROFESSIONAL.

MASSAGE TREATMENT GIVEN BY APPOINT
14th ST. n. isl1-st.
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FOR RENf-32o 18TH 81. NV; IL ROOMS
bath. range. coal vault and meat and vegeta BILE
cellar: good house; in good condition.
Can be rented by neat and careful colored
family. Rent, Sl3.5U.
WESCOTT & WILCOX,
ja1t-3t 1901 Pa. ave. NV,
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FOR SALE COR. NJ ST NV NEAR CAR LINE
3-st"ry modern press brick; rt-'ris hath. cr,ilar:
cchiet baIl, with rooms each side Reduced
ia $3.50; taiV terms FULTON Il. ,SaRpuN
jdl1-6t l9uG 4. :, "a W
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NANiEI'-Jl YONG LADY. PLACE As TIAN-
SiIi- rt'rii.a mon 10 young lady Address
- ~ III ;" iuJ j ST. Sc il1p-:st"
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MANIFESTATIONS
SI L z II ]
FEMALE.

"ANTEb-Ei AN EXPERIENCED NI.RSE Nor
@'ad"ttr'. having rcod references. the care Of
ais" Il" >e" ing, Cali at L., FErEA'S I'm ana
H. al
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FOR SALE-A cor NEW HOME ON 18TH ST
NV; probably the most complete decidedly the
best lucated-house in the city for s., taO. could
Eor he Duplicated under 81 800; pretty front:
si' ries. cellar: Isl fnrT pretty parlor. reception
h%l. with maat1l and tE,Ilscc. diuuE room aud
Kitchen on LIST floor Pheasant bed Chambers. mod
eIn bath; excellent frrU9oe: room Tor stable
lot: alley; n"Ar costly > story houses
STONE A \
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERS AT $3.50 PER
month Why pay So: Any typewriters repair
ed at a nominal cost.
MOORE BROS. ylS F. st. Rooms and g.
motif
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NOTICE 20 SUBSCRIBERS.

It is not necessary for Us to send a
statement to each individual sub
scriber who is indebted to US Tor
subscription, as the label shows the
time TO which each one has paid.
Examine the label on your paper and
if von are 10 arrears please call and
settle at Jour earliest convenience.
If il is no. convenient to call IN per
son send the money by bank draft,
registered letter or post Office or e1'
press money order.
The amount due by each one 10
small, but the,aggregate amount due
us is large, and this IS the reason
that we expss. our subscribers to
maize settlements We have carried
some OF these subscription accounts
over from year to year as an accom-
mediation to our subscribers, but we
cannot do so longer as there IS now
ao excuse fox non payment with cot,
ton selling for ten cents and over.
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QUESTION ANSWERED.

Yes. August Flower still has the largest sale
of any medicine in the civilized world. Your
mothers and granomo,hers never thought OF
using anything else for indigestion or bilious
meas. Doctors vere scarce, and they seldom
heard of appendicitis, nervous prostration or
heart failnre. ETC. They used August Flower
to clean on, the system aud stop fermentation
of undigssted food, regulate the action OF the
liver. stimulate the nervous and organic action
of the system, and that is all they took when
feeling dull and bad with headaches and other
aches. You only iced few doses OF Green's
August Flower. in liquid form, to make you sat-
issed there is nothing serious the matter Win
you. For sale by A. J. China.
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ANNOYING BRITISH.

London. Nov l4.-Uuder date OF
johannesburg. Nov II. Lord Roberts
telegrapbs to the war elise as follows !:
"Ruodle reports sklrmisbes With
small parties OF Beers in the Harr'
smith. Rei,z aod Vfedo districts
receo.ly The commanders appear to
be acting independently and With DC
object except to give as much annoy
ance as possible to the British. Oar
casualties 10 these skirmlsbcs were Two
killed aud seven wounded.
Douglas arrived at Ventersdorp
Nov llsb from Zee Rust, capturing
during the march 81 prisoners aod q
quantity of cattle aud sheep. Ventcrs
doro, wb!ch has been depot ct sup
plies for tie Beers. will Low be cleared
on.
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The assistant Republicans. D0O n.
Dickinson, Joho g. Carlisle, and others
Of the same stripe. announce their pur-
pose to reo,gasixe the Democratic par
~. The party that they muster will be
small aud plusoes,.ie:
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After.Election Gossip.

Washington Nov 12.-Denocra'io
Senator'S Of the Representatives who
have been in Washington sioce the
election have not been disposed to talk
for publication Cd the result, not be.
cause they are discouraged or that they
consider the future of the democratic
party 10 either doubt or danger, but CD
the general principle that is is always
good policy for the defeated party to
le. the other fellows do the sslk,og for
a.b,le, just as they will have to do the
IegisIs,ipg sod Misunderstanding Of the
oouo.ry for awhile. Fer the same
reason they think the talk about re-
organizing the democratic party. which
has been iodu!sed 10 TO limited extent
sioce the election. premature at this
time. The best policy for the demo.
crate 70 .dops for While is to keep
asrefol wstch on The republicans. show
m every bluudsr they make, and do a
whole 10. Of .binkiog L will be two
vs.rs before sbere'sili BE- another Coo
oresaionsl election. aud until then. the
democrats will have no opportunity to
ee. control Of any branch Of the Nation
a, Goyernmens. The gentlemen 7bo
are talking about boldiog conventions
etc, for a reorganization of the party
At : time are doubtless perfectly
homes. sod wholly uusel6sh IN their
v;sbes for the fotnre welfare o.,be party,
but If they peg.iss they will surely be
suspected by macy OF being more
anxious to get the party reios 10 sne'F
hands than of really helping the party.
Party re organizations. so far as leaders
| aud principles are concerned are 'o'ogs
| which generally take care OF them
selves. as has been demonstrated more
than oooe 10 the history of the demo
ors.ic party and doubtless will oe
again. Party upheavsls which are
genuine, usually stsss from the bottom
the rack of the 6le of soy party
know bow to change leaders when the!
consider !: desirable or necessary 10 %
60
Secretary Root has gone TO Cuba ao'
for two reasons his going has cause
much gossip iu Washington. where 1t !
| ha;;eved 20 be connected with matter
Of importance relating to the future G
Cuba Tho Grst of these reasons
,ba, ece Cuban Coos,itutiooai CooveD
,;oo ia pow in session IN Havana, au
the second is that this is considered to
CHSS0N
uoaeal,by season 10 Cuba Mr. Root
hea.,a has DOT been robust since be ha
that operation performed on dlu
month or two ago. aod he socld ba'd'
q have chosen this season for his visit
, Cuba. u0less his going was 'mp0Ftan
4 Just $1,000 moro of GOOD Aue:
G can money .ill be invested 10 t
!. Philippines if the Senate ra'l6es tt
8 treaty signed by Secretary day 81
d the Spanish Minister, which binds To
g country to raJ Spain that amount I
y three email islands located just outs''
o of the boundaries set by tho srea
A which ceded the Philippine 'slaoae
h the IT 8
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The orders sant TO Gen MacAr!hur,


from Washington to take the held in
person 10 the neI campaign ;has is to
oc saged against tbs Philippine iusur
gents as soon as The rainy season enda
over there, show that the aSe.!2issret:cn
takes 20 eerious stock in tae s'atemen:
constantly made during the csupaiga
thar the re election OF Mr Mckinley
would DO followed By tie collapse ct the
rsvolutiou That vas good enough
talk for caupsigo purposes, ba. nov
the orders are to igh: it to 6n:sh. 10
ordering General Macarthur to tske
the field io person, Gen Otis, ~bo wss
SO generally criticised fof doing s0' is
Indirectly givec side sw'pe
Gossip has mortgaged several cablnet
portfolios 10 the second Mckinley
administration As told 10 Washing
ton, these stories make Sir ". W.
Gibbs, of Philadelphia, who helped
HanDa squeeze the rich men and cor
poralioos of that towo, just as st jcho
Wapamaker did previous to bis
entrance of the Harrison Cabinet, the
holder of one Of these mortgages, and
some go so far as to say that Mr. Gibbs
is to become secretary Of the treasury.
If he does, it will be an awful throw
dowo for Secretary Gage, who bad
understood that he was TO remain ct the
head of sbe treasury, or he would not
have fathered those freak Interviews
given oot during the campaign to
alarm the business interests Of the
country.
1t is DOW practically admitted by
repablioans that the talk previous to the
election of repeal Of the var taxes
was nothing more than campaign
bluff. A call for the ways and means
committee of the house to meet Cd the
2Osh inst has been issued The DILL
the committee will prepare will merely
revise the var taxes, some campaign
obligations are to be paid that way, and
will DOT repeal all Of them The
republicans know very we'll that With
the total appropriated by the last ses
sion of congress of $674,0oo,oo0 aod
the probability that larger sum will
bo appropriated by the coming session.
all or nearly all of the money produced
by the war taxes will be oeeded
The bill prepared by Toe committee
will probably reduce the var taxes 10
the interests Of favored classes, some
thing like $15. 900. 600 or $50, 100000
. year, bn. the bulk of those taxes will
have t, y paid by The people for an
iuds6n; period
The roy.l!ss republicans, If ssoh :
term be allowable, are already tslk'sg
about making Mr. McKinley's second
an even Of regal 'P'sOd0r
aud msgoifcenoe Mr. L P. micbener'
Of Iodiaua. who practices law 10
ia partnership With Sen
W. W. Dudley. is franker than many
Of them. he said 10 a poblic inter-
view about the Inauguration 1--WE
should strive to excel ia the glory Of
tba. day, the splendor of the jubilee OF
Queen.
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pepla' Bluff. Nc, Nov l2--Hsm
mead il by aam,s in 'be ripper 4tcr'es
.; the G f9;:d house, an old frsue
secuc:ure ,ast burned :ibe az ts:, =
no4, be: cf pefsoas were bugutu or
sufF os:ed ,o dea;h Others ieaped Soc
he wiu oaa as:d suffered re 'es- cf
llmoS aed ether injuries fra:si witch
come d,id. asile scarcely Gle Of the
IS or mere sleeping guess 10 tie Place
20; cut without irlury, aud oooe saved
anything bu. ibo night clothes thai
;yers wcrr a: 1886. whsn :ae a'srm
vas gieeo.
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New York Lite Insurance Company.

OLDEST and largest lo,eruat,ooal Life
lnaurance Company 10 the world Op-
Grating under the cootroI OF 81 governments
No shareholders. Assets over $23e, 600. 600
All profits paid TO policy hoiders Life Ordi'
nary. Aeeamul.,ioa Policies. Teo, Fiji
teen, Tweu,v Payment Aceomula''on Poi'-
cies. Ten, Fifteen, T~eoty-ye"r Eodowmeot
Aceumnia,ioo Poiciee Policies noD.torfeisa-
ole, iucon'estsble.
b. FRANK WILSON, Agent,
Sept l2-3m Sumter y.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SUMTER,

STATE, CITY AND COUNTY DE-
pos1ToRY, SUMTER, 8. c.
Paid =, c.oitai $ 5000 CO
sn,n,ns and Profits $4,000 90
Additional Liacility Of Stock
ap1as'' s,oek $4,000 90
Total protection TO deposl'ors, Sl75 900 90
Transacts GeoersI Banking Business.
Special atteotion given to collections.
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I.5s aalatsbnaa ano soat||5oa.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. Il, 1900.

The Sumter Wescnnsam was founded
in 1850 aud tie True Southross in 1866.
The Watc6me:, and Soahron now has
the oonbiceoa circulation an3 luhuence
Of eota of the cid papers, and is maai-
festly sae best advertising medium IN
Samte..
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

A communication signed J. Z
Wilson, giving an account OF the pro-
gress of the Mayesviile Co'ored
Educational and Industrial Institute,
will be found on another column OF
this issue. The information therein
will be gratifying to all we'll wlshers
of our colored people who are labor.
ing to improve and elevate their race,
and especially SO to those who know
of the work that has been done by
Emma J. Wilson the supervising
principal and soliciting agent for the
Institute. For several years she has
devoted almost her entire tine IN
the work of soliciting aid lot the
establishment of this school, and from
what has come to the knowledge OF
the writer as to her movements and
the work she has done, we are salts
fed that she has labored hard and
diligently That she has succeeded
in enlistipg with her the auxiliary
board that she has, and has been able
to raise the funds necessary to carry
on the work is cause for copgratula.
ton. We believe that she has the re
spect and we'll wishes of the good
people of Mayesvi'le-ber home-in
her work, and we hope that she will
be able to carry out her plans foF the
completion of the building and per
manent establishment of the Institute.
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of 20 to 1876 feet add toe soil
is OF SUCH character that a
we'll can De sunk az q comparatively
small expense. These wells have
already been utilized to isrigase crops
10 iew instances. with the noe; sans-
factory results, but never 90 large
soa;e, for DO Que appears to have real,
izsd the value of au abunaaas acd.
uovaryiDg supply OF water as means
of Increasing the p.odno'iveness of
their farms and adding to their To-
comes.
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THE SUCCESS OF OUR Las
z7E 81 VVESS UT VUFt III 1DK
Special i; sale
Was even greater than
we looked for.

We have the confidence Of the people,
and they know that our advertisements
are the truth, pure and simple. Our
motto to advertise only that which we
have, is an established fact. Specials
we advertise are as we represent them
to he at all times A call on us when in
need of any Of the many lines we carry
will be a cony;ncer once for all that we
are the real money savers to you.
Below are few specials we place before
YOU for this weeks offerings:
Just n-Two new lots Of ladies' rainy day skirts AS they
are yery desirable just this time think the prices placed
them will bring you in to look and en o 20 20 o 6p yt 90 80
Our IS so Skirts 81 81 oo.$ 9o oS!fs 81 %
Just inA special lot of fancy wool mixture elegant for
ch]dren school dresses which greatly demand
To make you better acquainted WITH our dress goods Depart
ment the price VIII be 23c. The value 7c yard more
Inst nAnother lot of chldrens ribbed hose The good
kind The knd we have been selling for years. always 10c
stocking Just so you lay supply the price will be
pairs for '25c
Just n-Twenty-fve mecerized unde1skirts Black Cerse
Dark Heiorope Our regular 81 skirt and well worth the
nr;ce This week the price will be 81 ls.
Inst n-A small lot only of Dotted Swiss Curtains ruaae
edge Intended for 81 IS retailing Tbs week price while
they last 81 SO.
E n-A small lot Of childens wool REFERS tan and grey
and wears opy Regular 81 sc value For this week 81 49,
ust n-Our second lot chdrens school shoes for boys
and Girls at 81 and 81 Is. They cracka.jacks
JUST inTen doz Mems Black Alpines all sizes in this lot
Would make fast selling 75e To make Easter selling the
price fer the week will be Soc
Just aAnoher lot of celebrated knoekabout suits 1or
hovs Double breasted coats to Is Really 81 rs value
This weeks price SIC.
Just n-About 20 gents Msckintoshes at less than New
York cost. chance for you while we have them.
j. Ryttenberg s. Sons.
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Mark Haona says the people want
him to be president 10 1904. We have
a,vavs understood ;s to be against the
rnw:issen law Of she land for man to
rule this country for more than two
terms
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14

nate settlements We have carried
some OF these subscription accounts
over from year to year as an accom-
,nodation to our subscribers, but we
cannot do SO longer as there is now
no excuse fox non payment with cot,
ton selling for ten cents and over.
Mark Hauna says the people want
him to be president 10 1904 We have
always understood It 20 be against the
,,nv.i,esn law Of she land for man to
rule this country for more than two
terms
Wky should Bryan congratulate
Mckinley If Bryan believes the cleo
ton Of McKialey to be as great
mepaae to the country as he has assert
ed IN huodreds of speeches he should
not coogtasuls.e aim. A digoihed aud
silsn. acceptance Of The result you'd
have been more becoming than his
bassy coDgsasnlasioa Of his suooess'ni
opponents.
Tha .es;s,.nt Renubl;caps. Don 81.
Dickinson, Joho g. Carlisle, and others
of the same stripe. announce their pur-
pose to reo.gasixe the Democratic par
~. The party chat they muster will be
small aud plusoes,.!e:
mckinley has invited toe members
.ofhis eabioes to retaio tbeir places
.fse- Marcia 4sb. There have been
many changes 10 she csoiees dur,og
sba past four years. aud it is scarcely
possible that the changes will DO less
freqaeu: dusing MoKip1ey's secood
.eEp.
CalunNs oeed oct worry about the
s...e F.i, beiog cap,ared by come
other pl.se. for the people Of the state
whose patronage 10 shs only valuable
asset of the fair. viii oevss agree to IT'S
removal from .be capital. the most Con-
venieus aud accessible location to De
had The fair is big thing ter Coium'
~, - ;s "a tae the busioess men Of that
eay 90 not make sds most OF tue oppoe-
tusisy tbs. 10 .hett's.
The seabo.zd Air Liuo is beg'on'og
4a heaooa out. and the 6rss extension to
,asnee, Monroe. n. c.. with mobee,
3 g. h.. been plaoocd The road
Will be about 35 miies 10 ieogta aea
nil, traverse Chesterfield coaoty. Sam
ter needs a Seaboa.d connection sod 50
does Bi.hopvii,e. sod it the business
men Of the t~e places would ees TO-
ee,Aer aud take up the matter WITH toe
seaooard authorities g btaaeh i'oe
mich. De baiis to shis city via b'soo9
ri.le during the oezt yea7-
Toe Solcesieo Amee'cao states soa'
re.er; experiences. conducted 10 New
Jersey .od Pecpsylsaois. essabl'soeo
rho fact tina, the Increased production
resn,,iog feocp a.tidoiai irrigation more
than p.;d Scr TIE cos. cf the i'r'eas'og
n4.p,. and toe espeoee Of operating
sbem Thsse experiments bave beer
o.-,;,a On .nder the oisectior of tnt
U 8 Depar,meo. os Agriculture ao'
,be d.,a collected lie thoroughly t7as:
wor,ey. The iuvess'gsHons ct Tot
Department CT Agrical'ese as to To
feasibility OF isriss'i9a have ose' con
feed to the ues, sud ror'b 10 the past
has i is 80 be hoped that experiment
a.oos this liae will will be made 10 To
South We kncw Of 10 sec''o'
IN which such experiments c0o'
be made more oheapls than to
eastern portion of Sumter County
Arsesian wells can be sunk here fos ie'
noaey than . pumping outfit " v'u'
cost elsewhere. snd onoe these wells al
sank the expense ends insofar as SUI
n,v of water is concerned. for sbe'
seams to be no limit to the sappiy.
81 Nan
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n,s,narck,s Iron Nerve.

Was the result OF his splendid health In
aomitable will and tremendous crcrsy are not
found 1horo Stomach, Liver, kidneys aud
Bowels are ou, Of order II you want sshese
ou.,;tics and the success they bring. use Dr.
Kings New Life Pills They develop every
power Of brain and hody. Only 1'c AZ > I
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mckinley bas invited s6e members
-.ofhis sstioes to retaio tbeie places
Are. MARCIA 4sb. There have been
MANY changes 10 she cabiae. during
the past four years. aud it is scarcely
nossible that the changes sill be less
freqaeu: during MoKinEey's secood
.esp.