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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20
ADVERTISEMENT IS INTEREST THIS
VICINITY AUsE OUR
Mid-Winter
Clearance Sale
acc @ many k b hat 1Te not T we pR1 SOME qfh
the
plain
Innings re- mings
reduced
Dsc Sc.
beaver handsew 49,
a"eed y sls1 , i run f S the lace t %a a
$3.50 polish Gpsy a ..
come -'c
joints reduced Soc womens high cut ub1ers
mems boots :sfc
and ruthers) reduced to ationsf rsq
$1!1S ity high rufiers
mensc combinations high rub s1.o7
hers andw
$3.50 s125 mems black Romeo slippers.
boys buckle heavy, ~.'c
dun and bright hnish' reduced = slippers
c1c| soc
youths bulleA heavy
down 70 Soc rur'~rs.
calf but .,:s.
ton and o
and SIC chi sandyo
SIPS mems wool >askas cloth top satin ruet spring
wooli
7:sc now go.
of bargains will be ready for you TUESDAY morning Jan 18th and
to
These are new goods they onlyb
H. K. NeWbert Shoe Co.,
III Water Street. Gardiner, Maine.
Daily Kennebec Journal.
GARDINER.

The Clothing Club will meet with
Mrs. Partridge. Monday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20

Horace VI. Han vi Fairfield. Wa ia pa"
lily calling On friends. yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20

Matthew Steckham reported FOR duty.
yesterday, from furlough
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20

: =. Waite "a 1T Ne. Art. il stopping
IN camp for day DR. Two.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20

The fifth number Of the concert IRA.
grarnme for Saturday ana Sunday even
ings il H new one a composition of Pa.
fessor Theme, which he nas entitled
The Toeus Patrol" The programme:
$500 ;ral Iii. ~ y. M. Reeves
r. Ilult tampa HerOld
''iii"''4e ooio' Selected
FINALE from Opera The Martyrs"
...r.,r.,- r,,.-,.. Donizetti
~ ~ FIIFoI. tnrst time, Theme
National Overture. Columbian" Wolfe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-20

=. Savers of 90. NJ. returned from New
York. Friday
;. p. Waite of ut Me Art. IL stopping
in camp for a DAY or two.
Matthew steckham reported for duty
yesterday, from furough.
John McCue returned, Friday. from 4
months visit to Randolph, Vt
James Brown returned, Friday. from \
80 days furlough to New York Cit,.
christopher Flynn reported for duty
rlnay' from 80 days furlough to I.o-
well.
Church services. Sunday: Catholic mas.
at I.3O A. NJ; Protestant sermon at :
p. NJ.
Dehnis Quinn. on furlough to Washing.
ton ID. u. has made application for III
discharge
pilpert X Stormont. the new governor
OIL the Indiana State Home. will enter
upon his duties. Feb. /
r, " ''iillSoi mas been called to
nos'o" by the death of brother at the
carney hospital in that city.
Aiolzo Piper. late Is CO.. Goth Mass
i"u .. navy resident of South Wcv-
Mass. reported for admission
: '''"S' anu was assigned to | Go.
oiiiei Engineer Lewis returned Frido,
LII. I HSihg trip 70 Portland He was
, ',I' by his son. A. f. Lewis. Who
"'i' remain a home for few DAYS.
he death rate, based upon the to,,I
iNerase membership. rnr III III ,,,1.'
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

Manila. December s "A dispatch
hss been received from Gen. Funston
giving On account Of q two hours
fight 10 the woods Of Ssnto Domingo
between an American force and three
hundred rebels, commanded by San
dico The American force. consist
ing Of thmty native scouts. command
ed by Lieut. Jern'gan. attacked the
rebels, who ret'eated. leaving on the
field sixteen men killed, including the
rebel leader. Aguilsr, and an Ameri
can negro Ii was at FIRST thought
the latter was man named Fagin. a
deserter from the Gath infantry. but
this turned out TO be q mistake Not
one Of JernigaO's men wss wounded
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

sDaily. tDsily except Sunday.
No. 81 runs through to Col1mbis via Oep.
.rsl II. K. of 9. O.
Traino Nos. 78 and 81 run via Wilson and
eayetteville-Short Line-and make Close
connection for all points North.
T-sins on @. b D r. r. leave Florence
i.i'V except Sunday 9 50 a N, arrive Darling.
'on oltam, Harlsvills 8 iba m, Ctersw
IL 80 q m, Wadesboro 22b p m. Leave
Florence daily except Sunday b6 p M, ar.
rive Darlington 8 20 p N, Bsnnettsville 8 II
m. Gibson 946 y m. Leave Florence
Sunday only $50 m. srrive Darlington
10 05 Am
Leave Gibson daily except Sunday 6oc
, m, Benuettsville 7 90 n N, srrive Darling.
;on s 90 Il m, leave Darlington 8 sc Il m, ar
rive Florence 9 10 ON. Leove Nadssboro
|Oily except Sunday 3 90 p N, Cbersw 4 a:
IN, Hsrtsvlle Z 90 "A N, Darlington 6 as
IN, arrive Florence 2 90 pm. Leave Dss
lington Sunday only 8 &c o To, arrive Flo
snce Is M
J. r KENLEY, JNO + DIVINE.
Gea'l Manager. Geni Sup'.
+. NJ. EMERSON, Traffic Manager
7. EMERSON. Gen'l Psss. Agent
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
sDsiiy except Sunday

Train No 80 leaving Marion, N. c., q.
a %, making close connection Mt Blacksbure.
e, with the Southern's train No 80 for Char.
lotte, c. and oil points East and counect;n,
With tho Southern e vestibuie going TO Atlants'
Ga. and all points West, and will receive : as.
sengers going East from train No 10. or ia. a
N W r r, at YOrkville, s C. at 8 is q M. ana
connects at Camden, s C, with the Southern
train No 7S, arriving in Charleston, sl7pu
Train No 80 with passenger coach sttache
leaving Blacksburg at 5 80 a M, and coupectin,
at Rock Hill With the Southern's Florida trai
for all points South,
Train No 80 leaving Camden, s c, at 1855
m, after the arrival of the Southern's Char.
lesion train connects at Lancaster, S C., with
tho L X, at Catawba Junction WITH
the E L. going East; at Rock Hill, 8 C. With
the Southern's traiB, No 81, for Charlotte, n
G, and ell points East. Connects at York.
vile. s C. with train No on the C q N w R
r. for Chester, : C. At Blacksburg with the
southern's vestibule going East. and the South
ern's train No IS going West, and connectipe
at Marion G with the Southern both East and
West.
SAMUEL HUNT, President.
8. TRIP, Superintendent.
ABB. LU"pKIN. GEM Passenger Agent
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
D. Whitsitt Bolder.
- Declaree That the South.
seu Dsps,sts Are Divided -
% Whether They are
proseotauts.

Rev d. WilIisu n. wIi,sus, late
psss,asss II sAs eossAsss Bap,iss Thse.
je0toa) 0soisssy. made . ssssbls
o61Sese belsss shs Bspsiss sessssss.
~ - - u sossise = RisA 9eed,
Ve,, ~ 60 ~ e1hssed . Sic old
pes150e volA rsgssssss . Baptist bic.
! ~. seisA sessssd sssh . sossrovessy
- - (seeRi4alles. ssd bic psessNp pcss
vgse svss bsldss shss hsssselbss. Dr.
Vb1osios saia: &
''osashsss Dspsisss ere divided 10
eeoeNeoAn Oea pssty sssssts shss
Deoo6se6 sss aee Pssesssasss; The oshsr
: o1Dpss sAss - nee sas - Bapsiss
oDoeSe - oe0s ssly. VAo b Sos slse Q
1ssosseass. II .hsld ssd ,sssh sAs
oDs1siss q sssvssssl Splsisssl sAussh
Uoess. saly vish respect u ~ isssspal
~ q Ne spisisssl sss,A ee essse,
80 - sallsa lsvisibis. b sllks ossk
q 4Is1sepA - q Deessss stjsh.
Sssssy NJ tcslaSs ! s3essslesa y
- Deotsas dssy Mes dssssiss. TIE
@DDntss ~ bspalso 10 ssssssisl 10
o1ssaess sppssesd sbsssly sssss shs
- ~ A ~ SsslgAhly H. ,Sese
az! ~ !!.s::sss .: s.'ss, .;s,.;.s 9, :, y
eDovvaoo ed s90siss. IL zee oct
~ lse6ss - dississsivs psissipls si
nv1lgn- heoap y. .skb sssAs- n h.
>vost2soUU.
. ~ ~ nee vbe y shows TO hsss
~ - pssssissa u sss Mssss. vho
ueoeo etsssss . Oypsiss. ei Csrshsss.
ooeos tie ysss az, h vhisA 10 appear
- aass sdsseessd tks BsDtiss sossse.
-. After shis dsss. shosek nsuy
eeq1DAep - psssiss held ssd pesssissd
n>esdeo. . ssessd bee ever yss been
eoPSveesf e say vhe hsld ssd psss.
o9so ses !: = ssssssial 70 bspsisa ss,il
- bspsis>s we're restored 10 l64l
bsoDesooss, hsslosie tsesiQosy regards
~ shs - isweaessios OF ia9sssios 10
1eN slsss ~ rite he'd lose bsss
ospsds ues sbG6dsss. ds0siss, eissam
ela9((sA, ssssisssss cod quite - sops,u.
elso = sAs hisesis tsstiuesy thst
nees'sss sAs 1isss zee ssssd sspsror
= y0dss - 1904 ID 10 rejected b,
- 1spaisss vbs are sss P.ossssssss,
~ sAss = ossely The rsssls Of their
OAShslls pssisios |"
\ D. Whitsiss DECLARED : 80 fer o.
gssesee sesssssh bee goss. no Bspsist
-. eeeo Seasd bs,vsss A. d 265 cod
AcsI. zee the sxissssiss Of The Bspsis,s
80 ere sss Psessssssss sbsols,sly 70
9nase sAss . shsis 81 Bspsis,s sbsll be
eseF &sassd 20 ssiss 10 The sssusl sus.
'esd1ss Sss every day Of thss period. !"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
Hester's Cotton Statement.
Showing Cotton In sight, Mill
Taking Movement and
Export.

New Oslssos, Dee 7.-Sssrssary
Hsssss's ssstly cotton exchange state
osot issusd today shows 90 iasrssse
10 The uovsmsns 10 eight compared
sish shs seven dsys ssdiog this ds,e
last ysas 10 rouod asuss "a. 900 Fo,
the ssssa dsys Of Dsssnhss. sbs to,sl,
shes - isesssss Over lass ysAr Of 81. F..
o0o. Foe shs % day. Of she season
that hass elapsed The seCrssats ID
.s.sd Of 'ss % dsys Of lsss yssr 1884,.
The s~oso. s:;ossb. toto Sigh. da,
log SAs pess vssk bee bsss 44l,l8l,
sssisss 377 7.04l fos shs seven days cod
isa pee Z. lsss ysss. qsv g.r, =,
The osvsnsst siess Sept /. shows
.sesipes . 81 usjfs1 Ssssss porto. g..
COS. .76a aeds& N2S6 80 lass year ;
ossrlssa asseas IN Missiesippi. Ohio
ssd Posoass rivers 70 norshero uills
asd OassdA be0,H09 sgsisss eco .aSp
lee yess /; 1ssSsjee ssssks Il excess '.Si
shsss AelA q sbs soessssisl ysss COS,
tlAaostUss b00 b1o lAss yass; southFe
sN.sssesh ~ See pasiess A70.AQ
lsst ysSt.
Possjee sspcess 81. Ne ySst bsys
eess 3ps. .Oss .lseiess pe 81. III
ysss. -
-NstAsss, si'l tstiaes ed 0sspaa
assiss ,AS ~ esyss .asls sleR Id
ssssss o. %. 800 . soa psscd viss iSS
sofssspesaiss period lsss yssr Then
total tesel sstlses, Of Aessisse mills.
sessb. eessh aSA Csssds tAse lsr l9t
shs ssases levs been, I. us 500 assisc,
l.bSl, ,6lS laes .yssr. '.,,,.,.
( 6soeks q The essbsssd ssd The %
lssdiug sosshsxp istsrior esstres have
isssssssa dsrisg sbs wosk 81. .623.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
A Court Ruling on Poker.

Ifths taking Of gsnbliog dispu.es
tsso soust eootiouss il nay become
ssesssssy for . ssrsfal oao to be at
ssedsd BY legal sdvissr when sitting
10 ''quits little game !" SO cay gar,
blsrs because Of Taliog today By the
appellate terms Of supsems court.
The deeisioe 10 TO the effect that il q
loser The loser may legally bssoms the
winner aud The tisoer the loser. In
other words. the loses 10 40, com pellsd
TO rspsy The wioner. slshoagh hs would
bs obliged 70 repay 90 oossidsr 90
sse'hef loser.
The decision grew out Of . poker ssse
10 ~hieh Obsslss Heidelberg, . private
detective. We susd ior 292 BY Joseph
Jseoby dealer 10 fureisure Hsidsl.
berg desired Maurice Meyer to I-od
bio su@siest oossy 10 make good bic
dsecisssy 70 the hank. bot Meyer. Who
wss bsoksr. asserted that hs. too, Vas
loser sod oust have the eoio 10 order
bat he uishs cash The check OF Jaooby
The furniture osu. Il sppssrs. had eli
The cheeks on the table
Ahsr . psosrsesed srssmeus Jscoby
osid Meyer the S92 ossd BY Heidel
berg, and Meyer paid ths mooey back
20 Jseohy This. 10 The estimatiop
Jsooby. made hin Hs,dslesrg's crsdi
'or
!, Heldslbsrg ssssrts that as the time
DO inssoded TO psy tbs mousy. bat ,hs
bs lssrosd 10 few days that Jaeoby
bad unduly given vent 10 joy souceroi, Z
dsidslossR's loss II there 10 90,
hiog os which Heidelberg pridss bio /.
self g 10 bic ability % . poker player.
sod sheo he found that Jsooby bad
spread the oeWs of his lose is osused
tio much mental sosaisb sud q as
sssuics'ioe to rspudia,s sbs debt. 90
10 spest
Jseoby saed sod shs case vss tried
by Meoioipal Justice Battery Dan"
F'oo. The learned justice eooseoSed
that iossuuoh - Jscoby bed VOC tho
mosev Of everybody srouod the table
bic loso to Heidelberg could not be
considered . transaction iovolvioe 70
payment bsesuse Il bad been made a
% eoowuodstioa 70 h'usslt,
Jaeoby appealed 70 tho supssus eour.
and Justices Beskmso. Gisrgssisb sod
O'Gocusu upheld The dsoisioo Of jus.
.ies Fiuu In tbs lsogusgs Of the
dssisiob. The principle 10 DOW veil
ssssied With respect to gsmbliog eon
{ cote. tbst whore . loss 10 already 10.
susrsd soy person other ,hsn The vio.
ner, Who sdvsoees money or property
to the loser to sosbls bin to pay tho
losses. may recover sueh advance 10 The
sbseoee Of speoisl statute. but the
El,iasid 10 this osss 10 10 90 position
TO Invoke benefit OF this rule. He wss
The person directly sosssc,ed With tho
trsossoiioo. He Wss the ooly wieu or
10 the game, cod there 10 no authority
going to The extent Of permitting .
wiooer 70 veeoves ftoo Q loser, 20 nat.
ssr what form tho loan may take -
New York Telegram to tbe ChiesRo
Timss. Herald.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
1fsdips Kiplins Checks

"Ths lsss time wee NORTH" ssid
. Nsw Oslssns banker, tho other
~ al hsssd . Kipliug story which
I oos's thiak hss sver been in print.
- vss ssld ne By . gsnslemsu who
uood 20 hsvs . plscs in Vermont.
- Sss IRON KipIisg's old eummer
Sooe. ssd Who 10 ss present sssia.sut
soeniss u ono Of che big New York
boDks.
"Hs ssid that durieg cha lest yesr
- KiplIng's residence 10 Vermont be
bsesos alarmed ss the growing OK
$1,000 Of shs ssssblishmeas and deoid
- Co keep . strics eye on the ous
pss. Accordingly be opened sp
eeooost % bsok In Q nearby town
~ Iorget now which and psid oil
~ boesehold bills With persousl
shocks. Many Of them we're very
eDail. ranging In amount from Hfty
esaes 20 e6, sad the shrewd Yankee
ooosekeepsra of the peighborhood
900 discovered that they could 20,
0ese ZOE them from susogrsph fisnds
t4os they could from the paying
teller That we particularly the
eese whso they sttsehed Q duplicate
. 0soofands Of the Acoounl For
t4sopls. bill against Mr.. Kipling
- I've pouuds Of cheese. sccom
pesied By ~ susogrsph check for
- 2S, wss Q souvenir that commend.
- > faees prios.
"Ths oonse0 0uenos &at lhal uum
bss 81 The checks never found their
Wsy 90 The bsot. and she suthor was
kesssly pertlexed He would send
10 bic book once . month TO be
taissoed. sod IL would Invariably
ooos bsok showing more to his credit
sbss vss indicated BY the stubs.
"KipIisg wss unable TO account
l0s The discsspsscy snd sttribsted j,
- bic bad heed for 6gures until one
<sy. when visiting 10 Boston. be ran
sssoss . smsll check given Tor csse
q bottled beer framed sud angling
= Shs ssudy Of Q collector Thss ex
posed the nefsrious trsfflc. snd the
sssssos Of Mulvsoey wss speechles,
wish wsssh end indignation. The
lsss thing hs did when he got home
wss 20 born his check book. and
slsss that he insisted on psying oil
bic billie In the coin Of the realm -
New Orleans Times Dsmocrst
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

$ SssrsssSso. ,Csl. Dec "A work
trsin. carrying iss Grew Of between 25
aod. 30 track repairers. bseted into .
freight trsio fssimilss ss,. Of Sui.up
oa shs Southern PssiAs road today
aud 10 The wreck thss follwsd eight meo
we're killed sud twenty more Injured,
~ssy OF then seriously.
When fonds bavs TO be r.ised for
churches aod ebapels . bssaar is the
osusl expedieos resorsed to ; 10 fact,
some pisces Of worship appear to DO
mainly supported by periodic efforts 10
.sis direction Nine Rsjane. tho dis
singoished sctress. has pit upon better
plaa 10 cid Of 90 orphaosgs for the
children Of arsists 10 which she takss .
lively interest, says the L,sdoo Cbroo
iols. Sbe Invites people to commemorate
happy days 10 shsir live. BY seodioe
100 :raoes for 'he orphans. seeomps.
"isd bv . suitable ioses,ptios To.
drs list bss beeo published Ous
subscriber recalls tho date OF bis
marriage. aud several spesk Of the
happiness they experienced at cert.iu
'imes 10 seeing, hearing OF souversioe
With m~e Rejsos. Whatever ,hs ooes
s'on msy be. there are evidently many
people With hsppy dates which they
wish to perpe,uste. "Io memory OF .
lost friendship" and "she day when We
lost . little eb,ld" are, ouriousls
eoougb. included 10 The came list.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

wsshiossos Dec 4-Rssr Admiral
Eodieea, chief Of the bureau o: yards
ssd docks. returned TO Ws.h,ns,on
ssis mo oiog from Port Royal and
Charleston. He reports tho work a,
CAssies,on completed sod st Por. Roysl
ssssly 90. Psso,ieslly oil tho da,s
collected BY the Port Poysl board is o,
hssd OF vilI DO in day or two. sud il
n expected that the decision Of ,hs
bossd % to tho location Of the naval
ssssios vill be rendered within . few
s,ss.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

Because. Next Questioner!
why cannot women be taught to
step on carr" asks a correspondent
Of the New York World. They can.
Next Observation-Disclosures Globe.
Why will not women be taught how
to step OF car7-Cincinnati Times
Star.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

Those tree climbing dogs that they
have just discovered in South America
would never do. for quiet neighbor-
hood"
"Why not?"
''Too much on the barkv'-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
De Wet Doubled South.
Though the Boer Leader
Left Three Hundred Dead.

Aliwsloortb, Cape Colooy. Dec T.
Ate. the 6ghs t Sserk Spruit. Geo
De Wet doubled south during the
oisht. crossed The Calsdoo River.
ussohed to Odendal Drift. whore be
foaod tho stream impossible. turued
ssss snd marched along tbs norh
bspk OF tho Oraoge. River. until With
ie fhsso miles Of Alissloorth, and
shso tssosd northeast 10 sbs direction
OF Rockville
Geo Koox doReed his steps The
wbpls ',dey. Do Wss's forces we're
thoroughly exhausted. Three buudred
ef their deed aud dying ho,sss ssrs
eouesed between tho Smith6sld road
spd ths Ossese River.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

. The most effective little liver pile made are
DswiHs Little Early Rmsrs They never
grips. J 8 Haahson / 90.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12

A Mistake.
Hooter-I hear that the Columbia has
struck rock.
Rooter-NO; It's only a Shamrock.
Shell sail around that all right
Washington Post.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
Pay In Advance.

Pay In Advance.
stop. Bessie! What are you pound.
ing little brother for?'
Because. mamma, he's sure to do
something he oughtn't to do In about
two minutes, Chicago Record.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
TRAINS GOING NORTH

sDaily. tDaily excep. Sunday.
No. 63 runs through to Chsrleston, 8. o
ia Ceotral r. a., arriving Maun.ng 8 o4
Lanes 6.43 n, Charleston 8 30 N.
Trsins on Conway Branch leave Ohadbour
5 81 p n, arrive Conway TAO . m, re,urr
ing leave Conway 8 lb q m, arrive Chad
bourn 10 80 am, leave Chadbou IL 80 10
.rrive Boardmau 1873 p N, returu,ng leave
Boardmsu 800 p m. arrive Chadbourn 3.ss
p m. Dali except Sunday.
J. r. KENEY, Gen'I Manager.
T. Y. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
=. Y. NJ ftRSON Gen'l Pass. Apen
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
SNIaafng %.

=. SNlAafnG %.
Freddis's PaQs--Whas do you intend
- ~ With the Aell in, that, doughpns
wb~ yaa. 80 Al fhs cake eaten from
around itf = - -
Freddie (sfter serious thought)-i
guess IN give It 4, little sister. TO pay
feF the bite she gimme ont OF her an
pla-Chicago Nev,a
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
! An IMPROBABlE STORY.

~ an MPKOBABE STORY.
HAdllhsrs. Trs4tsAil Oososy. Toes
day, Dse 4-Ths Bosss are drivios
ths Besss, vosss {, - shilasass iron
iee@. .Asessw AasAees ,ihsir sissnso
'faf4se MsAslt ;. aAy.. longer Rory
wooss ADD stildres. III clad aud hs6
eYwSees, :bsassht,,ip b. s.bs Bsi.iah
foSAY. &, Sr ,Y,.rE<,f3rN l.. s,,,s -
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
B BOTHA AND DE- WET AL.
III ~ LOW II. " .

Loedee. Dee @7.AThs Secretary Of
State 1er shs colonies. Mr Joseph
OAeAbsrlsia. eeaossssl 10 .hs Hoa.e
Of Conuoos today that civil govern.
eaets will sherslyhs ssssbliehsd is. the
TtsAeys.t; .ed 0sssse River solos,ss
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
Vinegar.

l have on hand a lot of
Homemade Vinegar of very
fine quality. The flavor is del
icate, while the strength is
equal to any TO be had.
Will be sold at my residence
or 40 cents per gallon.
N. q. OSTEEN.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
Trouble Ahead.

Oats all right, kid. la6. But de
day'll come when youse. knows, Dc
pangs of unreQuiced love."-New York
'ourneL. :: n e.. >:tie a.
: WIZ. L.4.
"What win happen TO you il You ars
. good little boyF asked tho kindly old
WOMAN - S}.~ g.. 4. ~. >.
"I'n get ssicl, Of candy for being
good .
.sAnd what viii happen 10 you il
Jon akescea!,, /. ~. ,t-{,r. /. y ,,.s
IN got two sticks Of candy Soe
Eosisan9 = ~ TO b good '-Chicago
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-12
In effect Nav 9th. 1000.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE

*Dniiy. tDsiy except Sunday.
Trains 80 and 35 carry through Pullman
Palace Buffet Sleeping Cars betw een New
York and Macon via Augusta
+ EMERSON, n N EMERSON,
Traffic Manager. Gen'l Pass. Az
JR KENLY, Gen'l Manager
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27
Mn. G. NJ. Hall is visiting sister in

Mn. q. NJ. Hall is visiting sister in
Delta.
Mrs. ". q. Lewis left Inst week 10 visit
her mother in Illinois, aud nt the samc
tim. her neither started to visit her
daughter in Rocky Ford. Passing ench
other cn ronte both have been disappoint-
ei.
Guy Woods il entertaining his mother.
/ Mn. J. +. Woods of Nine Mile.
Bort II. Beymcr has resigned his place
~ water commissioner.
LR. Feulasoa is enjoying tho society
Of the -Four Hundred" 1t Manitou.
Miss Eva johnson Of Pueblo. was tho
guest of Mrs. DR.. Phillips several days
recently.
Mrs. Browning of Pueblo. has been
the guest of her daughter. Mr- Frank
Grrrn. returning home Wednesday,.
Miss Lila Gcircr Of Pueblo. 10 the gncst
Of her brother. q. II. Gcisrr.
Mrs. 4. NJ. jackson and Miss lssna nsc
taking mn outing in various places in the
mountain regions.
Miss Dolly Schrnlcr. after visit with
tho Misses ON, Inns rrturncl 10 her In.
diana home.
l.. J. Springi. of Washington. IA,
paid his sister. Mrs. J. u. Blackburn. n
visit last week M cn roatc homo from bss
regular annual pleasure trip in tho west
and south.
Senator nni Mrs. Swink recently on.
ssstninc,l Seymour Moore nnd bride oi
| Wichita. ks.. who ~-sc taking IN the
west on a wedding tour. Mr.. Moorcs
father was formerly resident Of this vi
cinity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-07-27

Mrs. J. q. Fleming will leave in few
days to visit her frtier, aged l0l years.
living In Illinois.
p. J. Rsiicl left few davs sine. for
Kansas City aud may extend his trip to
Connorsville, Ind.
Thos. J. Pyle OF Denver. organizer for
the Woodmcn. il In town in tho interest
of that order.
Asa Hsines ~ns in from tho sheep
ranch Wednesday.
Mrs. Cave. Mrs. Carol and Miss Nstti.
Cave have Just returned from pleasant
trip 10 tho country under the proposed
Omsr canal. II miles south of Fowler.
They brought buck specimsus VI 'ats
grown without irrigation. showing fer.
tile soil.
Prssiding Elder Harris of Pueblo wss
In town yesterday eoofcssins with tho N.
+. hrslhrsG.
n. l. Mover u cast bnyiue largely Tor
tho Golden Ruls's colnrRs-l ssosv.
Miss Anna Huber will leave Monday
fos California. making = siop of srver'l
weeks nj Salt Lake City.
Beu. Wilson. Ms. J. X. Dyes brother.
left for Io,ia. M,cl,.. . f~v days sincs.
/ accompanied by Frank Carpenter.
Geo. Maxwell ~as up from Lamar n
few days ngo.
Mrs. q. \. Jones, Who has been the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs Ezra Muck.
oils, Is spending month nj Crcci-.
Judge Couvi,r-a hiss bccn very fccbl.
for some months from OLD nIc nn,l
chronic troubles anil Is gradually grow.
ing worse.