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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-06-06

IL Ellen Hendrix, teaching
~ Mrs G Sawyer, teaching
Is Emma Vineyard, teaching
II Stokes, supplies.
Is Edwin j Dreher, teach'g
l6 Moses E Boozer, teach'g
II " " Barton, teaching.
Is T Eatzuineer, teach:g
10 A E Hampton, teaching
20 G H Fellers, teaching.
21 Sue Fl CorIey,
% NJ j Plukuey, teaching.
% Jefcoat, teaching.
"a May Hal'iwapger ,teacb'g
Is Geo T Williams, teach'g
26 May E Stone, teaching.
81 Buckley, teaching.
% D A Kleckiy, teaching.
20 Gertrude Geiger, teach's
80 E,telle Lsngford, teach'g
81 Hortense Lsndrum ,tech'g
80 A Sease, teacbing....
80 S S Lindler, teaching.
81 ODE Green. teaching....
81 Ida R7eder, teaching...
SO Ellen Hendrix, teaching
81 Lena ' Adams, teaching
80 MaryC Vineyard, teacb'g
80 C. Avery, teacbing...
10 Talulah Lagrone, teach'g
ii Florence Msetz", teach'g
~ 1 Hite, teachi0g.....
43 JAS R Allen, teachiug..
A D G Drafts, teaching :.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-06-06
Would Not Suffer So Again for Fifty
Times Its Price.

Iawoke last night with severe
pains in my stomach. I never felt
so badly in all my life. When l
came down to work this morning l
felt 40 week I could hardly work. I
went to Miller & McCardy's drug
store and they recommended Cham
b~erlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. It worked like
magic and one dose fixed me all
right l. certrinly is the finest thing
I ever used for stomach trouble. |
shall not be without it in my home
hereafter. for I should not care to
endure. the suff-rings of last night
again for fifty times it's price.-G. H.
Wilson, Livervmap, Burgettstowp,
Westinghouse c., Pa. This remedy
is for sale by J E Kaufman.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-06-06
ADVERTISING RATES.

Advertisements will he inserted at TIE
cate OF Z ceurs yer SQUIRE OF one il. b
S>sce for hrst inseruOn ard so cents per
inch tor Zach subsequent inSer',on.
hIperai ,ortrac,- u, De with these wish
ing to advertise for three six and thelve
months.
Notices IN the local co'umr 5 cent? per
line zach ln.er ioa.
Obituaries. charged for at the rate OF o: Q
cent a word, W! eu The, exceed 100 words.
Marriage notices inserted tres
Address
6. N. HARMAN, Editor and Publisher.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-06-06

00Z y r t1armaD, DeeI....
$50 S D Fulmer, salary p h A
354 D F Efrd, lumber. 3
355 Scott Hendrix, II chairs 8
$50 G P Robinson, lumber. 3
357 J NJ Shealy, magistrate
and constable's salary. 80
35S J " SSetenberg, mag
istrate and con salary. 81
$50 T H Caughman, dieting
prisoners .......... 81
$50 T 81 Caughman, jail e1-
peDses. IL
361 J Err Klzer, salary and
travelling expenses. 200
1852 J e R K,zer, postage. 4
3G3 O B Addy, magistrate
and constable's salary. so
364 SOKsminer magistrate
and constable's salary. 81
365 S o Hammer, picks... 2
366 Kaufman medicine
367 Geo S Drafts, postage |
1868 J NJ Craps, ipquest.... IL
369 F E Dreher, postage.
$40 w O Corder, lumber. l
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14
Gov. Taylor Makes Threats.
he VIII Issue Warrants for
Democratic Legislators AID
Will Rave g Working
Quorum at London.

Lop3oh, keasucsy. Fe5 9-Tne
foiiow,pg message f'eG GcvesEcf
Taylor was received 81 nen5sS CT
,he Legis:4tase:
',iiesa sa:faE:s Issuet: !c: ucubers
OF ,ae House aad pu; ID sae bands CT
ssrgeaut-at-a:a to serve .
Fee warrao:s ac5a csade cur .a:c 20
Cay si.;! giy:n to serseacs a. arcs
Ceoii, oi sae I:cuss L:er'epas'
Go7eroog slz.saas:: t.Isgrspecd BE
wou.d be here carly :onorrow snocn!3g.
The rigid secrecy tnat caarae;et zec
yesterdays proceedings vas naio'@ioed
to-day, but il vas very a22sfaos the; all
tie Legislators were laootleg order .
tcge: OF szci;omsc5
,i'he message tfon Governor Taylor
TO issue TIE .*.7au;s vas received jus;
before the H9ase c@svsred fbe
ioteiigecoe gas passed esc,c'Iy 70
caem oers. aod the ar Of suppressed
excite CO ea, becsue plainly visible.
i'ae effect cE Govefnor Taylor 3
message vas apparent Senator Ccz
said I'VE mean business We will
tave qaoruas &c tsc House aud a
quorum 10 tbc Senate. Further than
tha, have ro'hiag 10 say
Late 10 the at,e:oooo the House var
rants were issued and the excitement
q1ieted dowo airb TIE sudden calnDess
that indicates the approaching storm.
Che secrecy idas had @s1ked toe pro-
ceedicgs OF TIE executive sessions cover
ed the names coota,oeo ID the warranis
Z list Of Eerte Of members to be
brought TO hoodon bss been prepared,
bus Whether warrsots we're issceo fer
ai! OF them, could ro: be ssoe:'a!oed.
Five detectives bave arriSed 10 Lon !.
doe and every effort has been Gada to
keep their !aeotltg secret. Two Of
them are here 10 the 'a:eres's Of the
Democrats ESQ three foc tee Repabil'
caos
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14

Sa7aouah Press South Carolina 10
the E,st 35 days Ct 1900 has broken all
records 10 the number CT factories
started acd in the smouat Of capita!
Invested IN the sane. That State hes
projected 10 the period ;neo'loued II
co,;oa ellis, Representing al invested
capital OF so 600 0C0 At tae pace
tta: ,ha. State Gas starred 10 cottoo
uana:acturing she will De reckoned as
the oancer cotton n,il section O; the
ear,a Sne promises in this :espccs to
dis,soce 81! competitors The soasa
has demonstrated it's ability 6eyood
aaastioo TO mannfac.u7e cottoo as We!
as to grow It, and ,ae beavy dividends
from tais section By cotton mills prove
unmistatabiy that the cost os prodao
siou is surprisingly lover than 10 New
Eogla.d l. aas proved also beg vod
cavil that capital ls looking towards
the south 10 this respect aud progress
sive business uen would rather lnvest
their money 10 enterprises tnSt pay ~
per cent, ae is very common salcg
among cotton mills in tie south, thau
wait for a 6 per ceos dividend f'om
New Eagiaod The Inevitable treod of
cotton manufacturing Industries Is To-
wards tie sc9ta. aad from every State
coues tie assuring news ;has cp?oria-
uisies are taken advantage OF aud thas
the year 1900 viii witness sn uoofece
dented impetus 10 the construction OF
| factories aud mills Capitalists are
now sod have Seer il the south
rendering money foE these enterprises
and eager TO get il op the ground foor
Savannah cao get some of the cash Il
ner industrial committee wants 1t.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14

There is no oettcs nedleioe fer the Babies
than Cbanberlain's Cough Remedy. i1s
pleasant taste and prompt end efectual cures
make it a farorile With mothers and s@all
children. I,oaickiy cures their coughs and
COLDS, preventing pueumonis or other serious
consequences 1t also cures Group and has
eeen Used in tens OF thousands Of case3 With
cot s;acie failure go fsr es we have been
able 10 learn. Ii not coiv cures Group, bat
wien giveo es soon ss the csoaoy cough az
pears, viii! preveu; the attack. Ia cases Of
whoop;pe cough i, liqac6es the tough mucns,
naGiag j; easter 70 expec'orate, and lessons
lie severity eod freqoeucy CT toe paroz7sms
Of coughing. thus ceyriviag that disease of
al dangerous consequences. For Sale by A
China
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14
FREE OF CHARGE.

Any aauit suffering from cold settled on
the breast, bronchitis. throat or lung troubles
ot any nature, who will call at DR. J China's
will be presented with sample bottle of Bos-
chee's German Syrup, free of charge. Only
one bottle given TO ono person, and none to
children withou; order from parents
No ,h.oa. or luns remedy ever had such :,
sale as BoscheeS German syrup IN All parts OF
the civilized woTi,i Twenty years ago NIL
lions CT bct;eS were given away. an'i ycur
Druggists vii! tel. You its success was mar.el.
ous. II is really the oniy throat ana Lung
Remedy generally ;niorSed by physicians
one Is cent bot,lc wiil curs prove its value
sold by deale:s IN ri! civiizs,i countries.
o-li-!;
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14
The Southern Presbyterian, pull

TIE Southern Presbyterian, pub
lished By J f & " s. Jacobs,
Clin,oa, s. G, genes out in rs issue
Of Feo 9Th with a full account OF the
PROCESS aud Development OF the
Eone Missions movement 10 the
Sysod OF South Ca;ciics, accompa,
nied WITH Illustrations presenting
new church buildings erected in
mission fe!ds The nos, important
feature of sae issue is a map of the
syno;i Of South Carolina, the frs, OF
the 2si,:d eyer published, showing
county aud Psesb:teriai lines aud
locations Of the churche s. TIE
churches are numbered to correspond
witt. a key giving :heir names The
number Contains 9 pages. neatly
printed and o.namented With an ar.
tistic scro.: cover containing An en-
CRAVING of DR. sprunt CT Rock Hill,
the CHAIRMAN o! the Home MissloGs
commi.te OF the synod.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14

Gbe,umored resignation Of Senator
McLaurin 20 accept tie place on the
Philippine commission, has stirred
uo the politicians and Office seekers
to feve. heat, and reports from
Columbia indicate that more lnte.es:
now centess in the Senatorial success
sion than in legislative matters Inc
resignation of Senator McLaurin has
not vet materialized, but already
there are numerous avowed caudl-
dates in the field and others are said
to be stripping for the race. The
ayowed candidates who are now at
work are Attorney General Belllnger,
Lieut. Gov Scarborough, Senator D.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14

E'eank:o:t, Feb 9-TayIo: finally
refused last right 80 sign the protocol,
az sow II IS gar 20 tie bitter cad
n.'.!e democ1a;lc s9ai oi government
na- hcen take: 70 louisville aad the
repua:ieso 10 Lgadoa, temporarily at
least. ut..;e To- .ea;ess OF each ,.!dc
viii today ,iytoiieiy tec,,ie what plAps
Will be followed IN tac coatcsl. House
aud page boys and other employees iefs
toGsv for Louisville to be present at the
meeting there today CT the democratic
legislature.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14
Because He is a Jew. +"

One of the ablest men in the pub
tic service of this country is the Hon
Oscar S Strauss, United States min
lister to Turkey He has been pre-
ferred for this high place By botn OF
the g7ea. poli;lca! parties in this
country, and has discharged bis aat3
With an ability end fidelity which
have commanded the applause OF ali
his fellow counsrynen. aud excited
the admiration OF those WHO are most
skilled 10 the alt q diplomacy.
When Mr. Strars was selected for this
honorable service by President Gieve.
lard III 1887, the Rev Berry Ward
Beecber recommended bis appoint
ment ia the warmest and most elo-
quert terms, as follows:
cit is because he is a Jew taat |
would urge his appointment as TT
recognition of this remarkable peo-
pie, who are becoming large contrib
utors to American prosperity, aud
whose intelligence. morality and
large liberality in ell public measures
for tie welfare of society deserve
and should receive from the hands OF
the government some such recognl-
ton. Is it not also duty to set
forth in this quiet out effectual meth
cd the genius of American govern
ment. which has under its fostering
care people of alI civilized nations,
aud which treats them without regard
to civil or religious race peculiarities
as common citizens :? We send
Danes TO Denmark, Germans to Ger
many we reject 40 man because be
is a Frencbman. Why should we
not make a crown;ng testimony to
the genius of our people by sending
Hebrew to Turkey ? The ignor-
ance and superstition Of medieval
Europe may account for the preju
dices Of that dark age. Blu: how a
Christian in our days can turn from
Jew cannot imagine. Christianity
itself sucked at the bosom OF
j Judaism our roots are in the old
Testament We are Jews ourselves
gone to blossom and fruit, Christianity
is Judaism in evolution, and it would
seem strange for :he seed to turn
AGAINST the stock on which it wes
grown
What the pastor of Plymouth
Church said so happily of Mr. Straus
might also be said in effect of all
Jews Character, capacity, fidelity
a:e the tests which ought to be re-
uired of those appointed to Offices
Of public trust, whatever the nativity,
race or religion of those selected for
such service We take no stock
whatever in the prescription Of the
Jews. They ought to be judged pre-
cisely as other men are judged. and
it is a reproacn to Christianity that in
Christain countries the people OF
this dispersed race are treated with
so great severity and injustice 1t
is something OF which the Anglo.
Saxon race may we'll be proud that
in England and tue United States the
Jews have not oeen prescribed be
cause cftheir race or se'iglon.-News
and Courier
--D- ->~.-C@-
l.cu,.,-anct Ech 4-Tanln- filali1
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14

Ta:s is the bes. year yet for the
faraers to p!aot lots of corp, make ali
the provisions they ueed AID plant
cotton as sasplos crop oo'y. A snail
or aoediuc cotton crop will Insure eight
sept co:tos ,ais fall tus twelve mlilion
sa;e crop wt!l rao the pvice dowa to
6ze cents agaia The oot'oo farmers
noa haye Absolute con,roi OF the situa-
:.oa sad !, eepecds upon them alone to
fz he price Of tie crop of 1900.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14

is 40 onioeus sound to tee mao who
isn't Insured. wheo te sees his home
Disappearing 10 flames and smoke.
We cao hardly have any compassion
&C hin. vbeo it is so easy ED ct such
small outia5 to provide against such
loss A policy 10 the Hartford loser-.
auce Co. costs yoa but scsall sam
whsn We draw it ior yoo. and gives
YOU security as safe as the Bank OF
England.
a. C, PHELPS Co.,
Gen'lEosurauce Agents. Sumter, S. c.
Ach loo
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14
Bryan to be in
Columbia Tomorrow.
CHEAP RAILROAD RATES.
Coast Line to Run q Special
Train.

Coast Line to Run q Special
Train.
The State this morning says !:
Practically aIi arrangements. 80 Gar
as they could be made, have bsen
coacIuaed for the reception aud
entertainment Of Hon Vim J. Bsyan
on she occasion Of bis visit to ColGm-
bia tomorrow. Hundreds Of people
are expected to come in fron various
portions Of the State TO hear the
silver tongued statesman speak Of the
issues, OF the moment in national
sGaair; The railroads have decided
to grant reduced rates, anda les
who contemplate coming to hear
Bryan should apply to their respec-
tive ticket agents for them
There have been practically 30
changes in the arrangements hereto
fore published.
Upon arrival here the city committees
viii have carriages al the sta.loo. sod
Mr. Bryan will be taken to the resi-
derce of Col. Willie Joues. whose guest
Mr.. Bryan will tie 1hiie 'p the city,
,hey haviae been comrades in the var
with Spain.
A. aoon Mr. Bry2o IS 10 address the
nem oers of the general assembly IL the
hall CT the house CT representatives.
being ia,roeuced by Speaker Gary,
Lieuteoans Governor Scarborough pre-.
sidiog. It is understood that the
adn;ssiop to the lower floor will be by
card, eaob member be;og allowed cne
besides bis oWr. This bas oct Jet been
fully determined upon, ho.ever- The
great masses will hear Mr Bfyao later,
as he viii be iovi,ed to address TIE
publ; frou ;he south po:tico of Tie
capitol Superintendent DsebeT Of the
civ schoa.s has called tie comnl,t@e's
attention 10 the fact tha: the hucdre6s
OF school cai!ares scd saeir teachers
wcud I;se to near Hlr. Br3aa. aud bis
public speech, in consequence, will
hardly commence before 2 O'Clock,
sbocga tlis las Dot Jet been fully
determined upon.
After the speaking at the capitol Mr.
Bsgao will return to Col Jones' resi-
deoce OF Plain street, where be will be
entertained at dinucr abou, 6 o'clock
II is understood that Gov McSweeuey,
Lieut. Gov Scarborough aud Speaker
Gary vii! be among those Who will d'oe
With Col jones on this occasion.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14
One Of the Very Finest.
The Atlantic Coast Lines Florida
Special.

6OSGSEi
Charleston News apd Courier, Jan. =, 1900
1t is now several years since the
Atlantic Coast Line, working in con
nection with the Plant system, begen
operating a special tourist train be
tween New York, Charleston and
Florida, ead as the railroads kept
pace with improved methods and ;ne
fas;idions traveller the trains eac!?
year became more complete and
aendsoma, apd the schedules quicker.
This year It seems as though the
high water mark must have been
very nearly reached, for it is hard 20
jmsgire 6 more speedy trip than that
wh;cn viii be offered eoatnbound
passengers On and afIe. Tuesday,
Jan lG, and also mofa comfortable
and luxurious train is well nigh :m-
possible 10 plan The train is com
posed entirely Of Polnsn cars, made
for this particular service and ves:i
buled. SO that passengers pass freely
from one Car to ano:her, regardless
Of the speed at which they are
travelling and Unaffected by wind or
weather Each car is model of it's
kind. one dining car, wbere the
traveller partakes of his meals at
hours which sui: his convenience
and where deft waters serve the
most tempting Of dishes, prepared
While flying along the steel road
way by competent chef The end
of the train is always occupied by
the Conservation car so uniquely
arranged as to give view almost
unobstrocted OF he scenery along
the line Of the road a draw
iLe room Ger and library aud smok.
ing room are among the advaDt-
agea of this movable hotel. for i. is
more like the frs. class hotel, with
every convenience and comfort, than
anything else. BIT the number of
guests is limited strictly to the nun
Ger of berth Accommodations in the
magniGcentIy appointed "sieepers,"
aod there is no fear Of finding
fa7orite window seat occupied by a
"ma;ch and tooth pick" customer
and always a seat in the dining room.
Then the speed Of ii; Leaving
New York at 1926 p N the
special paases but a moment at
Philadelphia at 2 81 p. N
Baltimore is reached at 05
the came afternoon and Washing
ton reached a, 30 Four hours
later the especial" makes Richmond
at As the neZt morning arrives IN
Charleston, eighteen hours end few
minutes after the start. From Gear
ieston the same excellent speed is
maintained to Georgia and Florida.
For the north bound trip the
schedule is also very convenient and
speedy Travellers leaving Charles
ton al 9 10 p E arrive IN Rich.
nond at Us in the morning
Washington is made at l 05 H.,
Baltimore LIS p M, Philadelphia
2 80 p m. and New York at 5 05
p m.
An important feature of the tourist
special is that 20 extra charge is
made for travelling on this train.
The regular fare, with only ordinary
Pullman fare added, is charged and
the passenger list is limited strictly
TO the capacity OF the sleeping cars
.N OhiIn,t alhonr O. eaxs tEE.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14

Alaskina i, d,sioei l:to ,.o classes
those who earn a fviog without
getting it, and those who get living
without ea-oiag 1t.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14
The report ,bas Arnocr has decide

The FePoFs t5ss 1rUo1' uss ceo:0ce
to build large fertilizer factory 'a
Charleston Is important. il trae, fov be
has all the capital needed to fsbs tie
fertilizer trust aod as long as there is
competition tie farnsrs will oos se
forced to pay ezo7bisaos prices.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14
Doctors Say;

Bilious and Intermittent Fevers
which prevail in miasmatle dis
tricts are invariably accompan-
led by arrangements OF the
Stomach Liver and Bowels.
The Secret Of Health.
The liver is the great " driving
wheel in the mechanism OF
man, and when it IS out oforder>
tthe whole system becomes de
ranged and disease is theresult.
Z uutl' S Liver Pills
Cure all Liver Troubles.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14

We Go not understand the motives @!
the members Of she Legislature Who are
fighting the viee-sise bill, and if their
speeches cca,aic aii the argument seey
can advances against vide tires. we are
forced 30 coaolcde that they are rather
haz7 op the subject themselves There
are huaGreds, if 90. several Thousand,
w;de tire wagoos ncw in use 10 the
State snd the seyeress tests on al sorts
of roads have convinced the owpers OF
these wagons acd ell Others Who have
seen sheu in every Gay use that wide
sires do uos cut .he roads as the narrow
tires co, that teey are lighter on s;ocE
and saas wagons last longer Waan
eoaipDed vith side tires. The Maui
din dill will rot work hardship TO
dealers who ecw have stock of
narrow tire wagons CO hand
nor will i, work hardship to
those who GOV owa and are using mar
rov tire wagons. The bill is good
one, and :s should be enacted as it
ssaads without amendment (; it should
be genera, law. aod toe effort to
exe4p. ce.,a;o cocrties is altogetse:
wrons aod uoB;se.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14

S. Henderson. Judge 0. W 5uchan
an aud Representative WI Steven
son. Besides these Gov McSweeuey
Speaker Gary, Col Willie Jones, and
Representative George E Prince a:e
sa!d to be ready for the lightning to
strike them The situation is an
interesting one politically and until
the resignation is actually placed 10
Gov Mosweeney's bands, the matter
is the meress guess work Ex-senator
McLaur;n resigns before the Legis'a
tore adjourns tue election will be
thrown into tha. body and the
scramble DE wildly exciting TO the
participants; ifthe resignation does
not reach Gov McSweeney until the
Legislature has adjourned De will
have to appoin. sone one to fill the
place until the next Legislature
meets. There is said 20 be nothing
of defaile nature Known as TO
Senator McLaurin's intentions, but
there is no doub. about the anxiety OF
many prominent politicians 30 aucceed
hin. and there would be great JOY in
many quarters if he should resign
Immediately. We have no favorite
in the rough and tumble scramble for
the place, but we would not be over
cone with regret if Senator AcLaurln
should sacate his position with the least
possible delay for in our opinion he
would fill place on the Philippine
commission with better grace than
be does the post of representative OF
the democracy Of South Carolina.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14
THE RAILROAD RATES.

Last nigbt Railroad Com missioner
Gar.is, who has been !aokiog after the
rates 20. Bryan day, acaouuced tha,
cheap rates bad been secured aod that
they ooulc be obtained by applying to
ssa;ioo agents for them. It is under
STOOD that tickets will be coca for
Thursday aod Friday.
The Cosst Line has arranged to
operate special train over its line
from Chersw to Columbia, via Flor.
ence, tomorrow. This t7aio will leave
Caeraw at 80 a. M, arriving at
Columbia 10 &c a. ms returning 1t
will leave Columbia at p. a., aud
reach Chara1 at9 p. %. This t7sio
will doubtless briog 10 buod:eds of Wis
;,ors sto Wish TO hear Mr. Bryan.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14

The Wasa;c gson correspondent o.
the News end Coasies IS authority foT
the ssateueos sbas Senator McAacFlo
may resign MS sea. aud accept as
appointment fsom the Presideas as
member Of the reconstructed Philippine
commission Tee appointments would
probably be quite popular 10 South
Carolina. Senator McLau7ln's friends
would be pleased for him 70 obtain
she ioo and those who do uos bold With
the Mckinley manifest destiny aed
benevolent assimilation cast would be
more than pleased to have the State
we'll rid Of our junior senator. II
Prssidsr; Mckinley will only make the
appointment be will furnish the soiu-
tioo of difficult political problem, and
at the sane tine MAKE 7oom for one ct
the many oGce seeking politicians 10
this State wbo have senatorial aGb'-
tons.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-14

". S. phipo., Albany, Ga says, "De-
Hl;t's Little Early Rise7s did ne mo:e good
,,en any pills ever ,ook." The famous iit'
tie pills fo. constipation, oliousoess AID liver
SD bowel troub es. j. S Eugoson l. Co.
Mrs J. X Miller, Newton Hamiiico, Pa.,
writes, 81 thlak DeWitt's Witch HszeI Salve
the e.andes. salve made u Il cures piles and
heals everything All fraudulent limitations
a.re worthless. S Hughson l. Co.