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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-21

The soothing and healing properties
oi Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, its
pleasant taste and prompt and perma-
nent cures, have made II a great favor
sale by Il druggists and dealern. Ben-
son, Smith 4 Co., Ltd, agents for III. I.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-21
NEVER KNOWN CHAMBERLAIN
coLlc. CHOLERA AND DIARRuo.
IA REMEDY TO FAIL.

Rev j. N. YinglIng, pastor of the
bedford Street Methodist Church nj
Cumberland, Nd, Boysl "lt aff0rda ms
much pleasure TO recommend Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and DIarrhoea
Hemedy. J have used II ana know oth-
" Mho haye done 80. ] have never
taken In. time" FOR sale BIZ ali dr,,g.
Klsts and dealers. Benson, Smith 4 90.
La. agents for H. !, ~"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-21
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PABIs AHHlal n the pmelal Ylslt al
NE Ma9 eLlsj6IS.Eioafegy 3atIlllli
0ffaYalry AHa alALlga TN hIlfOA N'W'
RRRRaa.ssSMIRnaS RElAHIN w
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-08-21

lieutenant Commander LuGlen
Ygnng. Y y y u " New fork pH a
brief Yiall from Havana.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28

Representatives Ryan, Of Buffalo,
has just returned from q trip to tho
South lie was accompanied by sew.
eral gentlemen from the Queen City of
the Lakes. sod a week was speo, 10
South Carolina AUD Alabama 10 the
interest of the Pan. American Ezposi
ton. which ia to open 10 Buffalo q year
from next June.
1--WE fouod throughout the South !"
said Mr. Ryan. speaking of bis trip.
many things which we're strange to Us
Of the North. For instance. the prosid.
log officers of the house aud the seu etc
of tie South Carolina legislature wear
gowns like those of tho Justices Of the
United States Supreme Court. They
showed US some Of the records of the
reconstruction days. which opeced the
eyes Of all Of us to the terrible state oil
affairs which must have existed under
the rule of the ignorant people who did
90 much to set back the Southern
States.
"Oo one occasion. for instance, ia
1875 or 1876. $1,000 was paid for The
robes [ referred to, while Ordinary
ceot cuspidors were paid for out o.
the State treasury at the rate of $50
each. Still those days are almost for.
gotten. and the South is making rapid
strides 10 material progress. The
Buffalo party was IN ost cordially receiv
ed. aud We had assurances from all tb,
people whom We met that tho State,
which we visited will be we'll represent.
ed iu the forthcoming exposition -
Wasbin gton Pest
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28

The wealthy BritOn is confessedly
the most fastidious man living as to
the quality of his personal domestic
service. The concentrated energy with
which an Englishman will rebuke his
servant for an Offense so slight that
the average American fails to observe
it bears out the above statement. and
it is this social condition that has de-
veloped the hyperaristocratc intelli-
gence office in London.
Those who propose changing serv-
ants are not content with references
and a perfunctory interview with the
man or maid under consideration. but
insist upon full dress rehearsal Of
both manners and appearance.
The servant in livery is put through
all his PAGES. must display the size of
his calves. the haughtness of his pose,
rs we'll as breeding in handling a
card. announcing guest or serving nj
the table
Nothing is taken for granted. The
master and the mistress sit by and dis
cuss the points Of groom or butler rs
they would those Of high priced horse
or valuable dog. DOmcstics are taken
with great seriousness by the upper
class Englishmen. and for that reason
nothing is left to luck in peOpling tho
servants hall.-Cleveland Plain Dealer
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28
PISGAH N EWS.

Pisgah, Feb 26 "A few more cold icks
and the oats will 90 where the farmers don,
want them. At best, they are severely
Injured
Messrs j D. Gillis and Gordon Hutch
ison are 10 the tobacco, to make or bust
Nest who planted last year have reduced OF
quit. More would quit the "sickiy BABY"
but it will hurt their pride to do so.
Easy credit. the scarcity Of labor, and the
high price Ct cotton, will give Dr.. Babcock
some patients 10 the near future without q
change soon.
Willie Vinson, coored, had his house
turot with all its contents Saturday nigh,
and just escaped himself He thought The
judgment had come
The finest speech 10 congress this session
as published in the Record, is by Little6eld
represeo tative of Maine. 10 behalf of tb.
minority resolution 10 the Roberts case. /,
is a mssterful argument. The pext best or
the same subject is by DeArmoud, democrat
Of Missouri.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28
The Maroh LADIES' Home journal

THE Return Of the Business Woman" by
Edward Box, The Anecdotal Side Ct NJ.
Beecber," "College Girls Larks and
Praoks," "The Modern Son and Daughter"
"Where the Founder of the Kindergarten
was Born" are among the potable features of
the March Ladies' bone Journal. "The
Autobiography Of Girl, "Tae Theatre and
lie People" and THE Parsons Butterfly"
are cOntinued, and Edith and I IL Paris"
and "Her Boston Experiences" are concluded
Howard Chandler Christy contributss the
6rst OF bis American Girl series of drawings
showieg her al church, aud A. B F.est
humorously pictures "The Country Slo's ss
Social Uentre." An Easter solo and an
anthem are timely and the numerous article 9
on fashions 10 woman's wepr will be a useful
guide just at this time. T5is is but . hasiy
glance between the covers of the March Jour.
nal. By Toe Curtis Publishing Company,
Pnilsdslph,a. Ooe dollar a year ten cents
copy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28

IL AN very much concerned Just ct
preseos." said Representative Stokes,
OF South Carolina. ''iu an effor. to
extend the free delivery Of mail alooR 2
star routes. ] have bad one or two
peculiar experiences while tryios to
promote sbisI branch of postal service
Amendment for that KIDD of free
delivery wss passed BY the last ooo.
gress. but through some error of the
committee clerks it was given the same
number as 40 amendment that Seuato
Tillmsn had adopted regarding star
route contractors. Mr. Tillman's g
amendment provided that contractors
should live 10 the State where they
contracted to carry mails. There was
very determined opposition to that 10
the house. aud | pleaded in vain to
have the tsngle strsighteOed out.
$50 nv amendment was lost, but at
the postofice department they promised
to try an experiment for me 10 the
State Of South Csrolioa They adver.
tised for contracts. With aud without
provisions that contractors should del,v.
er tho mail along their routes. wherever
the farmers would erect boxes and
comply with certain regulations. Quite
to my surprise sod that Of the depart
mebt ohoisls the difference 10 cost for
The improved service vas only $500 for
the entire State.
Il felt very enthusiastic over <be
showing. aod early 10 the session
reinsroduoed . bill that l offered 10 the
last congress. providing for this improv.
ed service oo all star routes. You esu
imagine that felt oomplimen.ed a Jew
dsys ego. when I found ideutically the
same bill. word for word, introduced by
q Peoosylvsoia republican. He had
found . copy of ny old bill. which be
very apparently regarded as . good
thing. and introduced Wasbipg-
too Post |
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28

animals 10 the forest, never doing
aught for them, but continually prey.
ing upon them Think of how one.
tenth of her home population are
abject paupers without hope or pros
pect.
lt might bs said the Beers started
tnis war. 1t has been said the Beers
wore fools to issue that ultimatum, bat
they would have been ten times bigger
fools not to have issued it. We read
where the good old Q1cen called for
troops to quelI disturbaooes in "my
South African possessions" TIE last
We read from her was for help to repel
invasion. What is she after Z?
knew from tho beginning ,ba. it
was q case Of pagan Rome aud pagan
Carthage both could DOT exist iu
Africa, which contains one. e.quarter of
all the land 10 tho world. % Ene.
lands past We see only deliberate cold .
blooded murder sud robbery. The
Beers knew Der intentions over two
yesrs ago. when President Kruger re-.
ceived . message from bis minister at
London. containing these words: Time
to prepare" No nation 90 earth would
have issued such . manifesto to boast.
fui Eogland suoh ss was submitted by
that bsodfuliof Dutch farmers. Issy
that :dvissdly. hope they we're 10 i.
spired by God II they have ought Of
virtue | pray God to lead them TO tho
highest success.
w. A. james, Jr.
Bisbopville. 8. G.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28
The WATCHMAN AND soUTHRoN, FEBRUARY es 1900

Roberts has notified the war Office ,hs,
The number Of Boer prisoners approx
mates four thousand, of which abop,
i 1,l5O are citizens Of the Orange Free
State. The remainder are citizens o
the Trausvaal.
Twenty nine Trausvaal officers we're
captured and 18 Free State officers
we're made prisoners.
The guns captured from the Trans
vaal forces we're three rs centimetre
Krupps. oiue ono pouud uders aud ooe
Maxim quo.
From the Free Ssa,ers the British
captured one Z s cso.imetre Krupp aod
one Maxim guu.
London. Feb 27. 705 p m.-The
officers captured BY Gen Roberts
besides Gen Pies Cropje, include the
following we'll Known commanders
Chief COmmaodaut M. j. Wolveraus,
. member Of the volksraad, Field Cor.
oct Frus, . Scandinavian ; Maj Al.
brecht. the famous German artillery
mao Msj Won Devils, the distiu.
euished German ofiser respon sible 70.
most OF tho spleodid engineering works
OF the Bosrs since tho oou m eeosmen'
Of the var.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28
The New State Board.

The new State board of control
held session yesterday and formal
ly took charge of affairs at the State
dispcnssry. Mr. Crum the Commits
sioner.elect was present and consult
ed with the new board. 1t was de
termined not to buy any more liquor
at present as the old board at its Feb
ruary session purchased suflicien,
stock to run things without trouble
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28
On n Camel.

The sensation has been likened to
that which would be felt by mounting
stool placed on Il sprnglcss cart driv-
en- over a pIowcd field. | found it all
that and more Next to walking bare
foot in chains. riding on camel back is,
in the eyes Of the Moors, the worst
degradation they can put upon their
prisoncrs.-Grcy's "ln Moorish Captiv-
ity"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28
n scotch Scl,cIup.

The following appears in n GLASGOW
paper. 1t would he interesting to know
whether ii has led to business. If so.
the supply of grand pianos in Scotland
must be considerably in excess of the
demand
Lady having large drawing room
would gladly store grand piano i'm re-
turn for use; references givcn.'-Lon.
don Truth.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28

All grades Of paper are advancing 10 price
srd 10 short dus-wbsn We have to re.
plsuish our s,ock-ocr customers will have
to psy more for paper and envelopes. Now
is she time to Icy 10 Q supply Of statiooerJ,
end We can sell a the old prices for . sbor,
tine only. Bay while vs have . full stock
ssd large .ssor,msnt-boughs ct the old
prssss. III. q. Osssss B %.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28
Are the Beers Mean People P

"The Boers ought to be whipped
because they are the meanes. people
on earth "-Presiding Elder M. E.
Church, South
The quotation above is from an
elderly Christian (?) leader that lives
not thousand miles from Sumter.
do not know bis standard OF
meanness The Roman historian
said, "tbe Christians were the most
deprsved of mankind and haters OF
humanity" About the year 100
read. If q man loves those that de.
sire to love God and Jesus Christ, il
be will neither curse nor swear, nor
lie, nor commit lewduess. nor kill,
nor deceive bis neighbor. nor avenge
himself of his enemies. he was ac.
cused of heresy and punished /"
Ny little girl said Jesus was killed
because He told the jews they we're
not good enough just two genera.
tiOns ago the M E. people, south,
we're considered by the cultured to
be mean. low bred and ignorant.
How we forge,, bow We forget. We
remember the beautiful letter writ.
ten by the Boer general to the widow
of the English general when his
body was returned, reminding us of
our own dear Lee 10 his treatment of
Mrs Gen Kesrny.
Allow me further to call to mind
the song of the British soldier by
Kipling about Following the Bobs
10 He'll" aud what the special CORES
pondent Of the L Ion Daily Times
wrote from the held of Colesberg
which the Beers won, Our burying
party sent out was received by the
Boers sympathetically. They rem
dered assistance also to our men.
Over the graves of our men they
Gang hymn. aud come Of the lead.
ers made impressive speeches, ex.
pressing adherence Of war, regrettiug
the Losses on both sides, and declar
ing the hope that the war would soon
be ended" One wonders if ever
before in the history of war the
victors in such an engagement stood
around the graves Of the men they
had just shot, sang a hymn. and.
amid these solemn surroundings. i'm.
pressively bewai!ed the strife OF
blood, which they fervently hoped
would soon be ended
Mystery o: earthly affairs that we
must shoot such men. Alas for
human wisdom. May God protect
and spread virtue.
We know but little of the Beers,
except these occasional glimpses into
their hearts through, az it we're, the
key holes But the English princ,.
pality, don't we know her, the griz
zled old villianous devil She killed
my great grandfather, and treated us
as il we were the meanest of man.
kind, as wild animals, il you please
simply because we elected to change
our allegiance from her crown to the
principle Of liberty. She has en-
compassed the globe by conques,s
aud in vain have ] searched for tn,
people her advent has blessed.
Long since the ruling class 0
England has ceased TO be looked
upon as Christians. aud their baloiu
influence and power has about ruinet
the world
Think Of the sad. sad times W,
have had in this country since adopt
ing her ways Think of the brute il
her. OF how she treats the masses
like the Indians treated tho vii,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28
GEN. 'CR0NJE
SURRENDERS.
Four Thousand Beers Lay
Down Their Arms.

London, Feb q The war office
hss received the following dispatch
from Lord Roberts: "Psardeberg,
Feb q, 8.45 . m Gen Crouje and
oil Of bic force ospitulated uncondi
tionally st daylight and is now q
prisoner 10 my camp The strength
OF bic force will be communicated d
later. l hope that her msjessy's
government will consider this event
sstisfsotory. occurring - i. does on
the anniversary Of Msjuba. e.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28

DR. Bulls Cough Syrup is grand old rem.
edy. used for many years, and still 10 public
favor. 1t is without doubt the best medicine
for ell pulmonary elections. Italways cures.
All druggists sell il for 26 cents
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28

Use Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup at once for
bronchitis and grippe 1t has stood the test
and is positively a reliable remedy. Life ,s
too short to experiment with new so.called
"sure cures" Bulls Cough Syrup costs but
Is cents.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28

SesS SSt2
ls 90 ominous sound to the man who
lso't insured. wbeo be sees bis home
disappearing 10 flames aud smoke.
We Gao hsrdly have any compassion
oo him. when it is go easy and at such
small outlay &c provide against sucb
loss A policy 10 the Hartford Iusur-
aooe Co. costs you but . small sum
when We draw it for 700. aud gives
you security ss safe as the Bank OF
Eogland.
A. c. PHELPS co.,
GenlInsurance Agents. Sumter, 8. c.
Mch lb-o
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28
Twenty Years Proof.

TUFTS LiverPills keep the bow
elsinna naturalmotion and cleanse
the system of all impurities An
absolute cure for sick headache,
dyspepsia, sour stomach, con-
stipation and kindred diseases.
''Can't do without them"
R. P. Smith, Chilesburg, Va.
writes / don't know how | could
do without them. | have had
Liver disease for over twenty
years. Am now entirely cured.
TUFTS Liver Pills
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28
Meteorological Record,

The following is report of observations
OF the weather taken at Sta,eburg, by DR.. ".
W. Anderson, for the % days eudiuR Sun.
day, February rs, 1900:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28
The SSxssr WoscAss0a vas roundeo
. 1850 and tho Tss SovsAro~ in 1866.
Tss watcAssss aad SoxtArom nov has
sAs combined circulation aed iuaueoos
u bath Of tAe old pspers. and is mani
testify the bsss advertising medism 10
o1assr.
Senator rieeas's speech 90 .ps Phil.
'ippiss quss'ios is cell sossl reading.
his . s'sese spsssh 90 the rishs side
= a. issss OF pssssosss iopos.aees.

Psssidsss y sK,slsy si,ss sll shs sslt
~ sos sppsiss Ssssses MsLsssis %
~ Pbilippiss ssseissies. Il 10 ssid
shss sessA O.seIissfs jssaos s.s..os i'
osss ussfsl u sAs 0sosss 'hss be sosld
- b ssy possibility - . ssebsr Of
~ sooeissios TAis sss,sesss 10 o..
Selssssd 10 Ne aspssaosis,s. sad hss
- ssesessss . Ais sssfslssss to bic
0sesh Csselsss sosssissssls.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28

70 Ne BridsA seldisss vto captured
ovlss Kop shess ,iss ego he'd die
physa ess hslf ,hs iesslsads ssd ssss.
slses sessses stss Gee CsOsjs ssd Bic
eoopsssie>s have 10 shs dsssh<sssp .,
lsasdsbsss 0ss Dsliss vosld have
bsss spsssd ~ lssss ess ssip ssssss shs
1sesh. IT, bvsssl hsvs slsssly oct.
elasssd sAs Bsissh = ssssy say. szssps
= pssss q ssebsss. shsessbess the
Uss. cad sAss hey Asvs bsss asally
WssArd. ~ mere ssishs Of ssebsss.
= y desbsisl qssssies vhsshsr Brit
- pssssigs sAl - ssissd os lowered
- shs ssAisvsosss. Il IL likely thai
1sasss. 0esessy o. Rsssis will hsvs
- IsssssssS ssspsss ios Tie psevsss Of
- Essl'sh ssey b sosssqsssss Of
- wsr ID 0sssb Airiss. 10 sbisA .
osb sf ssdisslplissd farmers. vhso
- 6shsiss sssisss Odds Of three TO
eos. tsvs sss ssd ds(ssssd The aovsr Of
1ssIssd's sssyi
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28

TIE business nso Of . place make or
Hill IL. u they ere progressive. pubic.
spirited ssd fss:sigbssd they fosssr ell
enterprises that gives suploynsos to
!sbor. create . mssket Tor raw mssssisl
ssd tho products Of The soustsy aod
stssse' Outside capital {; shoy iovss,
shIr owo ~oesy ,iosrs''y aud induce
sshers TO do iikesise. I'D iheo bend
every sG,rs 90 make toe enterprise q
sssssss sed the iovss,uso, ss pro6,sble
- psss,bis. II toe business meu ere
she reverse Of progressive. public spirit
"a sed fss sighted they either vsfsss to
ssts soy stock 10 soy enterprise tbs,
vill build up The cou~uony cr sob
sssibs 50 oissardiy the, they are &C
hslp TO 10; they sis down 90 'hc dollar,
shsy have wsds oss II tie community
ssd refuse to par, 9th shew. unless ,
bsll and ehsio 10 the sbsps Of . bond
ssd mortgage eco DO attached. and
while they are sitting dovo on these
dollars the ooo euoisy soss 20 'sed and
10 isti high dsy. While other pIsoss do
vslop aud gov rios 90 the opportuoi,ie
,hs, 'he dollar sqassssrs bsvo spurusd
6smisr today has opportunities that. !
properly utilized. will promote . rspi'
ssd bsal,hy ero~,h, increase business
ssd develop every Iue Of industry
The qass,ioo 10. will tho business mel
siss the opportunity. become progres
sivs cod publio-spiri,cd town builders
or will they oleo, to 81, down and eDjo.
the music the ssglo makes wheo the.
squeeze the dollsrsf
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28

%Cloudy.
Heavy rains fell on the 10th and llth, GO.
pecially during the eveaing of the llth " hen
a thundercIoud passed over between Z 20 and
8p. m
Rain 10 heavy showers during the night
and 90 the 18th Ligb, fall Of snow on the
18th from a. 80 to 9 80 p. %. follow ed by cold
wave, and the next day, Sunday, the lSta,
was the coldest as yet this winter. Three
days after there was thunder storm.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28

the anniversary OF Msjuba.
London. Feb 27. 5o2 p. m-The
wsr Office hss received the following
from Lord Roberts:
"Psardeberg. IL O'Clock Tuesday
moroiog-From information furnish
ed daily to me by The Intelligence
department Il become apparent thai
Gen Oronje's force wss becoming
more depressed. end that tho discon.
tented troops and the diSeord among
the 'ssdess we're rapidly inoreasiog
TAis feeling wss doubtless aoceutu
saed By the disappointnent caused
when the Boer reinforcements which
tried to relieSs Gen Croojs were
dstssted By our troops on Feb %.
resolved, therefore, 10 bring pressure
TO bear on the enemy. Each night the
ereuohes we're pushed forward toward
the eosmy's lager 90 ss to gradually
contract bic posision. aud st the came
time ] bonbarded il heavily with
artillery. which was yesterday
materially aided BY the arrival of four
elk inch Howitssrs which L had
ordered from De Aar
10 earryiog cut these measures .
captive baliooo gave great assistance
by keeping us Informed Of the disposi.
sioos aod movements Of the enemy
At 3 u. todsy = most dasbiog
advance was made BY The Canadian
sssiosos and some engineers. support.
Cd By The Fret Gordon Highlsoders
sod Second Sbrc pshires, resul,iog 10
our ginning pt'ot some 900 ysrds
nearer The enemy sod wi,hio about 80
yards 81 his'trssehes. whore our men
sosssoshsd ths~sslsss ssd msiu,ai.su I'd
their positions till ooroiog. . esllsOs
deed worthy Of our colonial comrades
aud which. I sm glad TO say. Was
attended BY comparatively slight loss
"Tbis spparsu,ly oliLehsd matters.
fos .. day ybresk letter signed BY Geo
Croojs. 10 wbich hs stated ,bs. be sur
rendered uuoouditiooslly. Wa brougb,
TO ous "pos's under Gag Of truce"
''lo my reply told Geo CroDjs 90
uast prescott himself at camp and
that bis forces must come cut Of their
lager after laying down their arms
BY ! .. IN. I received Geo Croujs and
dispatched . telegram to you snoouuo
log tbs fso,. 10 the course Of couver.
sstioG be ssked for kind treatment at
our hands. sod also that his wife.
grandson. private secretary. adju.sut
sod servants might accompany bin
wherever be nigh, be-ssot. | reas.
sorcd him sud told hin that bis request
would be complied With. l Informed
bin that . general officer would be SEQ,
With bin TO Cape Towo. to ensure bis
being treated With proper respec, en-
oute. lie will start this sf.ern oou
uoder charge Of Msj Gen Ps,tyuau
Who will hand him over to The geoersl
commanding at Cape Town.
"The prisoners, Who number abou,
5000. will be formed toto com uauaoe,
under our owo effioers. They will slsc
leave here today. reaching the Modde,
river tomorrov, when they will be rail
cd TO Cape Town 10 dctachments "
The above dispatch was read 10 bott
the house Of lords aud the house O
Commons today The reference to tb
Canadians evoked iu uonse aud pro
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-28

10 ssy dosbs ssisss ss to The right
sd su'Assisy Of The Sietlog Fasd
Osoolssics 20 lead The fands "a the
essss ses sAs psspess ci ssmp p's,ios The
Sease Ssase. sssps sAoald bs iausdi.
Atsly sstss 'o'Asve the dosbs %, .,
~. The Stale Aosss hes t.ss;o.d
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