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N w1NoRIAH.

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ves tss Joy be ss's sssors ,Ass,
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! Die, 70 live lie Of glory
Ssssr, vtih thy Lord TO rsigs.
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II you have evsr seen child 10 tho agony
Of Group you can realise bow grateful moth.
ore are for ono Minute Cough Cure which
gives relief - sooa - It 10 aduinis,srsd. 1t
quickly cores ceugbs, colds and al tbroa,
aud lang troubles J 8 Hughson b Go.
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Death of oapt. wiliism olyba.n

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HOLIDAY NOTICE.

November 29,h, being legal
Il hoidsy The B,nk OF Sumter and Tn.
F"st National Bank will b. CLOSED All
papers maturing that day must be au,jci.
ps'ed' RHAME, Cashier.
R. l., EDNUNDS,. .Casbisr.
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Episcopal Chusch-Ssrviess VIII b hsld
10 the spissopsl Church tomorrow uorsina
at II o'clock.
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-28
Thanksgiving Services.

Prssey'ssiss reh-Tbaskseiviss ssr,i.
90 ~ul b held 10 the Prssby tssian Church
q II o'clock tosesrov morripe.
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W0NAN'S TROUBLES AND FnuALn
DISEASES CURED BY
JOhnStOn'S
Sarsaparilla
QUART ao11IEa
QUART BOTTLES.

Painful and Suppressed Menses, Ir.
regularity. Leucorrhea, Whites, Steril-
ity, liberation Of the Uterus, change
OF life, in matron or maid, all end re-
lief, help, benefit and cure in JOHNS.
TONS SARSAPARILLA. 1t isa rea.
panacea for all pain or headache about
the top or back of the head, distress.
ing pain in the left side, a disturbed
condition Of digestion, palpitation of
the heart, cold hands and feet, nerv.
BUSINESS and irritation, sleeplessness.
muscular weakness, bearing.down
palms, backache, legache. irregular &C.
tion OF the heart, shortness of breath.
abnormal discharges, with extremely
painful menstruation, scalding of urine
swelling OF feet, soreness of the breasts
neuralgia, uterine displacement and
catarrh, and all those symptoms and
troubles which make the average wo.
mans life SO miserable.
AlcHIGAN DRUG CO.. Detroit, Mich.
j s. HUGHSON eco. Sumter, SO
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the BANK OF SUMTER,
SUMTER, 8. G.
City and County Depositary

Capital stock paid 10, S75,O 900 OO
Undivided surplus, 5000 90
individual Inability OF stockholders
l" excess OF their stock, $4,000 90
Transscts general banking business also
has Savings Bank Department Depos,.s of
81 and upward received interest allowed a,
the rate OF .sr cent. per anuum, payable
semi-auuualy
VI. B. HAYNSwORTH, President.
AARios hoss, W.F. RaAks,
Vies. President. Cashie,
Jan 81.
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OST-Oue red sed white spotted hound.
IL answers 70 name "Cal," and one deep
red hound hitch pup about ten months old
name Cora " Libersl reward if informed
W. D. Friersou. Stateburg, s q.
Nov l7-lw<
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UUkWY ST0REOPE
Ihe Christmas Shopping. Begin it Now.
store has tho holiday absolute noh;oo
.s % P .ou P 49, 'op@s Begin holiday shopping
s' any time before Xm The toy d.p.mes, rI ~
creased this year.
Perfect Panorama of Dollies For the.
L1ttle Miss.
Every imaginable kind furniture fast more kinds ,h.,
VI" wonder who eootv su pleasant oy
store. Wsseb our Window Displays
Foil 80" Baud lOs'uns' M.oy oy-rhs NOV.
nooo'o'oo' horo' harp eto ing kinds
We can't begin to give you let us show vo
Holiday Handkerchief.
aodl''''i' s.ssv' .od popular ebsr for bo,
s s: q s. ,Is :: So for .'s
the box. from 75 q Many .psei. vu.. 10 Hsod.
Ho'' TO- los l23o to 25o-bs best No have shown.
China Brio Brac Dinner and Toilet Sets and hmps-a verv
6ne gathering be pleased without trouble from this line
The following in Sterling Sill The following in Ebony arti-
articles cles
N, Bru.b.. c,s,,. r, r. With band nouDisss
Glove 6rssebsrs Nail Files NJ; T 1 p n.osos; s Don.
Horss Button Hooks. Curling . s. I oS. UoHoe
DsrnsFs Erss. se All M the ~ a.. All s.,s o"''''
sPeclal Price SSc Special Price 2Jc
A' h' Cloth s..s.: Hat Brushes. Comb. and Bro'bs' M.r,
Silk Lambrequins and Scarfs new Umbrellas new Furs
SHOPPING MADE EASY HERE.
Schwartz Bros.
Sumter's Dry Goods Leaders.
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MANTEO HANDS-A few white fami.
w lies with boys and girls over 10 years
old can get work at the Sumter Cotton Mills,
Apply to D. Jas. VIM, Supt. Nov l%-3t
WaN FED, for caeb, DoRwood and Per.
w simnon Logs. Soothern Hardwood
COMPANY, P U. Box s2s, Charleston, 8 G.
Nov i4-4m
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g eoeoy, tesosmiog hin that Safe
ssevevs blew ~ safs last eight (2o,h !
sse's 800 cash. So sssnps. VIII psy SIS
DsWiu's Witch B,ssl salvs will quickly
hsai The worst barss ssd scalds sud no,
'ssvs sesr. IL ess es spplisd to cuts and
rae sssfsess viii psoups end soothing sssc,
Uss 10 for pilss ssd skis disessss. Beware Of
ves'h'sss eosa,erssi,s. J 8 Hugbsoo 4 10.
0ss Sssoley We before ,bs Mayor ,ss,
feessssJ Tor disebsrsiug . pisiol and orsa,ios z
. o'ssssosoc' 10 houss 90 Bee stree, Tues.
esy sight. He plead guilty and coslssssd
- eessg osuek ss The time. He could give
= sseesss Of how or Why be 6rsd the pss,el.
Whss 700 fssl that life 10 hardly worth The
csoAjs take doss Of Chan bsslsis's Stomach
ssd Liver Tablets. They will elsasss ,oor
ssossch, sess up yosr liver esd rseul.,,
yssr bowels sstisg you feel like oew nan,
For sals by Or. A. J. China.
Reek Hill sod P,ossscs are both vo,t,n.
70 secure Sesssssd Air Lips eoooec,Iov.
sad there 70 SID 10 De excellent prospsc,o Of
sseesss. bat Sue'w does oo,hioe, si,bousb
tbs ssssrsi eosAisioss and sdssstsess ere All
u,eb aore favorable Tor The construction Of
. branch Bns Gf 'bs Sssbosrd Air Line "a
Sssisf then 10 either NJ ,hs eities psmsd.
TIE bes'ssss ovs of Pisrsaes asd Rock bilI
sss vossiog 'broses their Bssissss Leagues.
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Hoe OF SsssoaiS sssese lloss. u.
The evening times., 1900-05-05
READY FOX THE HANDICAP
Starters. Weights. and Jockeys for
the Metropolitan Event.
The Race To he Run AT Morris Park
This sIternOOn-Many Famous
Horses Entered for the Stakes.
Odds offered on the Probable Cam
didnIcs-SOme Previous Records

NEW YORK. May 5.--The Metropolitan
Handicap at Morris PARK will be run this
afternoon for the ninth time The stake
was inaugurated in 1S9 and it has been
raced for every spring except in the ySsr
1898. when the Morrises ssared adverse
legislation and declared the whole meet
ing off
II was originally a nil. and furlong
in distance, and Tristan vas the hrst
winner. beating Tenny in terrific race
Tristan was ridden by George Taylor. who
was then in his prime as Jockey. Iris
tan ran the mile and a furlong in 1:51i5.
and that record has never been equaled in
this country.
In 1897. the distance was reduced to one
mile. and Voter wen. running the mile in
40i4- IL is significant that since the re-
duction Of the distance, three -year-olds
have always won the prize Precious 10
that year no three-year-old was able 10
win.
Today's Metropolitan starters. weights.
jockeys. and betting follows;
Harness and Brossmans Imp, I27 tClay),
To l and 2is To l.
Perry BelmOnt's EthelbeTt. 126 tMaheTb.
4 TO l and to ,.
James R. Keenes Voter. l23 CSpencer),
g to l and TO l.
NJ. Nprphy's Raffaello, i13 Jenkins. 40
to l ard - 10 I.
W. Showalters Bcx, IL tOConnori, i
10 l and TO l.
7. J. Dwyer's Half Time, 10 CMiteheID.
10 20 l and TO l.
j. p Robinson's King Barleycorn- III
(Kee1snb, - to l and 10 to 1.
F. NJ. Taylor's WaTing. 104 (Claws0a),
6 - / and 10 1.
w. c. Whitney's KilmarnOck lei (odOm),
70 l and TO >.
H. E Leigh's ndrum, 90 (BulImsB), -
20 | AID TO l.
F. h McCarrens Survivor. 100 slack.
100 D ! and 40 to I.
r. W. Walden and Sons Contesfor, 9S
tHamiItonl. 10 to l and 10 !.
The race will be called about 10 This
afternoon
The evening times., 1900-05-05
SALE OF THE POLK MANSION
The Former Presidents Home IN
Spectators Hands.
From the Pittsburg Dispatch.)

iFrom the Pltt~burg blslatcA-1
Nashville. Tenn. April 1S.-Within the
last few days the Polk Place the home
of former President James X. Polk. has
been sold twice in a building boom that
has appeared in Nashville. II was fist
purchased OF Judge J. NJ Dickinson o.
Chicago. by Frederick ". Brown, of Buff
falo, y. Y. an architect, who is here tenn
porarily supervising the erection OF a hos
pital. for the sum OF 10000. The purpose
OF the purchaser was 10 erect on the site
a modern apartment house and to s1b-di-
vide the balance OF the grounds and dis
pose of the subdivisions as residence sites.
Shortly after the deal was competed. j.
Craig McLenahan. OF this city. heard OF
the New Workers. plans and began nego-
tiating for he place. Mr. McLenahan
had purchased property directly across the
street on which he proposed GO erect an
apartment house. and two such buildings
were out Of proportion TO the demand. He
purchased the home of the President at q
slight advance ana VIII hold il in hope
of making a sale to the State Of Tennessee
for Governors mansion or u some local
patriotic organization whose members have
expressed a desire to peTpetuate the
homes association with the distinguished
Tennesseean.
The sale of the property recalls the TN
usual will which President Polk left re
gaTding MS nome. the nTSt OF the KIND
ever recorded. He priced the place very
highly, and on his death was buried in
one corner of the large lawn and hand
some tomb was erected over his grave. In
his Will ne provided that the place should
be the property Of his wife during her life
time, but on her death the Tennessee Leg
uslature should assume control and select
an occupant
President and Mrs. Polk left no chill
dren and in the selection OF the person
who was 10 live in the mansion. WORTH
ness should control The Legislature
should choose one OF the bearers of the
name. and on his death make new selec-
tion, passing it on from generation TO
generation.
Mrs. Polk resided On the homestead dur
ing the rest Of her life. and after her
death a bill was fled by a number Of
heirs seeking to break the viii on the
ground that it created a perpetuity and
The evening times., 1900-05-05
A MAINE STATE ROOSTER.
How the bird Aids Its Proud Owner
In Farm Work.
OfIom tho LcNiston ~ Jonrnal.l

tFTOm the Lewiston tGC-l JOuTnal-l
Now. my ROSTERS the most reg'Iar fell
low you ever see. He crows four times in
the mornin' and then right on the do of
4;30 he jumps down of the perch and
walks out into the yard. He's the biggest
rooster in town and to make him heavier
I've got half pound OF lead in bracelets
round each leg. That's part of an inven-
tiOn. That's how that rooster helps me
do some of the work round my place.
He starts doin' the chores. Allus when
he goes out through the door he flies up
on bar that I've put there in such way
that he's got 10 light on it,
4 allus put the feed before the horses,
COWS. and pigs the night before and then
hist up a boardin that runs the whole
length of the tie-up. This makes a parti
tiOn between the critters and the feed
boxes Well. when the rooster at early
fodder time steps on the bar. it says and
pulls a cord. The cord pulls out a pin
that holds up the boardin Down drops
the partition through d slit in the floor
and there's the morning feed right at
hand. Critters can start right in on their
breakfast reglar at haIf-past 4. 1 amt
got 10 git up and go molly -whacl1in' round
the barn till after / git my breakfast.
But that amt all of it-no sir. | have
an alarm cord hitched onto that heavy
boardin When it goes down plump II
pulls the clothes off the bed another cord
yanks and scratches match and sets the
kitohen-fire a-goin. another cord opens
the water fasset in the sink so that We can
have fresh water for coffee, opens the
kitchen door so the dog can 20 out-in
fact, all the little chores are all done by
that old rooster before I'm up and have
my pants on
/. And you viii please recollect that Mister
Ezra TotmaR Ring has 497 other inven-
uons.
The evening times., 1900-05-05

NEW YORK, May 5.--The Stock Market
showed a substantial increase in activity
upon the opening Of business this morning
and in the main. the market showed IN
eKtTemly firm tone.
Long Island Railroad advanced with espe-
cial Tapidity on reports that the control
OF the company had been acquired in the
interest OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. The
rest Of the railway list showed only frac-
tionaI advances. and Pennsylvania had a
somewhat uncertain tone.
Among the speeiaIties, Tennessee Coal
and Iron was partic ularly strong. TIE
dealings in the industrial quarter we're not
rOtably active, and resulted in slight price
changes. Little was done in the local trac-
stocks
To some extent the strength of the mar
ket was a reflection Of the advances show n
in the London market. s~hicb was fairly
buoyaut on the news of the satisfactory
progress of Lord Roberts army in South
Africa. IL was also the opinion that TIE
bank statement would take a fairly salts
factory showing. and this also was a fac
tor in the dealings.
The evening times., 1900-05-05

established a home OF nobility, neither OF
which is allowed in Tennessee. The viii
vas set aside by decree Of the chancellor.
and a sale ordered. The grounds were
subdivided into city lots, and the aggrs-
gate price received was Sl5S0l. 20. A year
Eater il was sold on advanced bids as q
whole. becoming the property OF Judge J..
NJ Dickinson. the purchase price being
$40 $50
Before the contest over the viii cul-
minated the remains OF the President and
his wife and their tomb were removed
and given a conspicuous place on the
State CAPITOL grounds where they now
lie. The old place stands in the very
centre OF Nashville. Though the tomb
has been removed and il has passed out
Of possession of the family. il still al
tracts many visitors During the contest
In chancery il was not given proper at
tention. and both grounds and building TO
a considerable extent show the ravages Of
time. The grounds have not been well
kept recently and show il The residence
is a large and commOdious house Of
Colonial architecture substantially built
but t. too. has suffered from the lack OF
Improvement, and In contrast with its
more modern neighbors presents a disma
apDearauce.
The evening times., 1900-05-05
New York Cotton Market.
JEFFERsoNvILLE SNAKES.
The Real Reptile Kind. Genuine in
| Their Make-Ip.

JeffeTsonville. Ind--Almost a panic has
existed in the vicinity of Watt and
Eighth Streets for two days over the turn
ing loose of a lot of snakes. The warm
sun Of Sunday caused snakes by the hun
dreds 10 crawl from the open pond, where
one big reptile put a corps of surveyors TO
flight last fall and give themselves the
first spring airing. a lot of boys captured
no less than fifty of the reptiles, some big
and some little which they carried to a
common Here the reptiles were released
and crawled away in all directions. AS a
result a genuine fright was Oecasioned,
and timid women and children have been
afraid to go out of doors. Some of the
snakes found their way into houses, which
has increased the scare.
The evening times., 1900-05-05
.FINEsT MoRK I'D LoMEsT rRIcEs.. IL.
CHU RCH NOTICES


REFORM CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHI RCII
Services a. 3.@J O'Clock sunday Afternoon. MAY
g. aud testimonial meeting 81 o'clock. elncs-
daY evening May 9. in Confederate NrrcTaus'
Han f3l llIb 81. uw. Al the sunday service,
col OLIVER { SABIN
Viii deliver FREE LIZ tt RE-. in which b. VIII
teach how the sick are healed through Christian
Scilrcc The information given IN these leetares
would cost 500 il obtained through tie Orthodox
Christian Science Church THE hail is ccuulo-
oiOfs and centrally located 4 large number II
extra chairs have been arranged for AT are cor
daily invited Come and Learn th. tr,itu- It en-
THE EDUCATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS SOCIETY
OF PiRITJAII>TS incorporated October ?,
is99. h0ids services every Sunday at go ?. a.,
Al Scinidt's Hail. 5lG 9Th ,t. NV Nrs Julia
NaruCke viii give tests Seats free Gov Isaac
Sharp, Oi Kan, Wsu speak. lien
THE PEOPLES CHURCH 423 & 81 NV; service
AT li:i5; sermon by REV. IDA g. HTLTiS.
Of Moline ~ : Prot Ne,gbeTg's class IN biblical
criticism al l0,l5- sat, free; al welcome. Il
SECULAR LEAGUE. Masonic Temple Slndzy- g
p.em May @. MRS. CLARA b. COLBY on
Woman" NAY -, e. l. SNYDER. vienna. Va.
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LOYAL DANIEL o'coNNELL.
His Prominent stand In Honor oi
the Queen.

tftoin the Lohtcn MALI
In the storm and stress that character
lied Irish politics sixty or seventy years
ago one figure stood out more prominent
than the rest. This was Daniel O'ConneIl
the greatest orator that Ireland has pro
duced
O'Connell was as loyal as he was great
On the accession of the Queen he delivered
an eloquent speech, in the course OF which
he declared that he could get 500. 600
brave Irishmen 10 defend the life the
honor. and the person of the beloved young
lady by whom England's throne is now
filled.
Again on the occasion of the Queen
first visit to Ireland in lS49. O-Connell
made stirring speech, in which he ex-
horted his felloW-eountrynen to extend to
their august visitor such a welcome as
she deserved
1t is recorded that the Sovereign was
much touched by o'connells loyalty
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