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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
KalifOrnia

KoleI Chicago & NorthsW Western
swydala move opublikowanie zaty-
tulowane K aliforniia," Ono zawie-
sra piekne kolorowe mapy tego sta
nu, spis kolejl = Kaliforaii, mlliej-
scawyc,eczek ola turys6w : 1ohs no.
iemno6cia 1ratami j najwiecej xajj-
muj9oe szeregi obraz6w, przedstaa~
wiajacYch kalifornijskie bogsqtwts
j powaby. Badajacysge4cie kolo-
niaoi powinni SIG zaopatrzed egg-
zemplarz tego rozrzutneggo zessyYtu.
Wyselamy pod kazdym adresem Pc
odebraniu czterech cent6w = snaozz
kach. Tyxiety y jedne STRONG sprzI'es
dawane dziennie Cd Is Wrxesniasdt
Is Pazdziernika tytko $4,000
Chicago do wybrze1y. Listowne, Pc
rozumienle wxgleaem rat "a kiaiadel
stacsjjii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06

" y tych sdllnl llaI :rrozeggr'a ala
slew palacu kr6lews,lkim
Bialogrodzie scena,zo kt6rej
wiesc wnet obiegla miasto.
Nastepca tronu opu6cn poi
nym wiieczorem salon ma par
terze iudajac sic do sWego
pokoju ma gore przechodezsil
mimo zolnierza, spraWuiace-
go straz. Kr6leWicz zartujac,
chcial odebrac zolnierzoWi
karabin, lecz ten pooWieesd5Lzziial
bardzo stanoWczo, zeby 60
ME ruszal. Nastepca tronu
rozdrazniony, rozkazal tedy
zolnierzoWi, ably mu odda.ll.
karabin, a zolnierz odpoWie-.
dial, ze otrzymal rozkaz ME
oddawania karabinu, chyba
2 zyciem. IA cry ty mnie
znasz?' spytal w6wczas ksia-
.ze. Imam, wasza kr6lewska
wysokosci brzmia1a odpo-
wiedz, ale cho6by tn przy-
szedl sam kr6l, ia karabinu
ME OLDHAM. Ma to s1owa ma
stepca tronu pr6bowal pre-
moca odebra6 karabin zol-
nierzowi, lecz on przybrai
postawe grozna j za1ozy} sic
jak do strza}u: Wobec tego
nastepca tronu .odszed} j O
powiedzial Gale zajscie ojcu.
Kr6l Piotr zas kaza1 nazajutrz
rano wezwac do siebie owe
go zolnierza, .wynagrodzil go
sowicie i polecil nazwisko
jego oglosic wobec calej "a
logi. A nazywa sic on Ora
gomir S~tojilkowicz j jest ro:-
dem 2 Urbna, W okregu mo-
rawskim,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
Qapao6oa0oaGxoaoo
ggaIlEKAWE RZECzY
.l,[l cdulil,dllOtIW'ln1lllef'.'
80 Obralzlull..

Najprzewielgbniejsy bis.
kup przemyski *. Pelczar do
konal uroczystej koronac'yyi
~cudownego obrazu M Nat Bo;
sslksiej, bedacego pred Wieka-
nj v posiadLasn1iu Efodlzlnly
S~Tarnowskich 81 Dzikoowie pod
Tarnobrzegiem v Galley, 9
nastepnie pomieszczonego Y
tamltejszym ko6cielo 90. Do
2minikan6w. KoronatoM q
systowali Najprzewieleb. =.
arcybiskup Teodorowicz j =.
biskup Fischer. Ma uroczy-
stoSc przyby}o okolo 10000
ludzi. w akcie koronacyj-
nym uczestniczy1a Gala TO
DINA hr. TarnoWskich ze
Stanis1aWem ZdzislaWem
hr. T~arnowskimi, tamtejsza
rada powiatoWa, okoliczne O.
bywatelstWo j mieszcza6stwo.
Pc uroczystosci 90. Domini-
kanie ~podejmowali zebranych
obiadem, W czasie kt6rego
wyg1oszono kilka toast6W. 20
po1udniu wyruszy1a uroczy-
sta procesya z k~oronowanym
obrazem do zamku dzikoW-
skiego. Ohraz nioslo ducho-
wie6stwo, a Cd 'bramy pafa-
cowej .czlonkowie rodzin hra-
blow Tarnowskich. Obraz u
stawiono obok karlicy pa1a-
.cowel. Iutaj Wygfosh podnlo-
sic kazanieN ajprzewielebniej
sly ksiadz arcybiskup Teo-.
doroWicz, poczem z obrazem
poWr6cono do koscio}a. Obraz
kolejno niesli T~arnowscy,
obywatelstwo, mieszczanstwo
i lud. Wieczorem ilumino-
wano zamek dzikowski, gdzie
tel odby} sic obiad ma Geese
ksiezy Biskup6w. Uroczys-
tosc Gala odby1a sic nadzwy-
czaj Wspaniale j podniosle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06

wycieczka Ola
szukajacych grunt6W. Done
.brash, Kansas, Wyoming ]
do Black Hill piatek229).
Wrzesnia.
oleiasNyeorth~Weste Tyiety
exkursyJiine xwsrotne, sprzedaWane
|bed8 poSbardso t&nioLr atachaxsHW-
gxgllednieniem3 cxasu poWrotu.O bliiix-'
ezeEsxozeg6lyi
doagsntdWvs kelsjigh ioaggo Ns,1Il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
NOWy %Wynalaze,kl..

Wll6kno uty dotychczas
uzywane do ordynaarl'nrlych1l..
tkaninSi no pl6tno do pako--
wanna, za pomoca c :{'
nego przetworu ma bye tax
wydelikatnionemm, e bedzliee
MONA s. uzYc do Wyrob6w
materyis rra6lwgl'nrlaiacychsi led
swabnyml,.. s a llor' ze So
ksonii ten ten
wynalazek u! slaalmIilet9lrrzsaaljaa we ".
Il sPosns6ekiam awybudoWac
NJ EI;'l|IIIs r oNania
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
List miIOsny.

Me bedzie was za1mowaG, jetelll
sic ogladacie "a gwarantowana ma
6ol2 ma skaleczenle sparseHie Tub gu.
~. Otto Dodd : Ponder, Mo. pi
see: Bylem nawiedxony szkaradnq
rama przez rok, lecz pudeiko Blu
cklena ma6ci Arnikowej wyleczylo
mnie. jest to nsilepexa nas6 M
kwieoie. csc Y apiece n. ]. Ko~a~
5lewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
N~ajglupszy1n napoleon

lest kawa w. mawial pewien.
filozof. Palisz kawe, zeby
plyn byl czarny j lejesz NILE
ko, zeby byl bia!ly;; kladziesz
cykorya, zeby kawa byla
gorzka sypiesz cukier, zeby
byla slodka; gotujesz ia, zeby
byla goraca, = dmuchaa sic,
aeby byla 1mna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
Pozar miasta

Ma wyspach filipi6skich
sp}one1o v tych dniach 20
szczetem miasto Binan. Po-
Ear wybuchl " nnocy, skut-
kiem czego kilkaset os6b
stracilo zycie " plomieniach,
5000 za6 pozostalo bezdachu
mad glowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
Zamach samob6jczy
dzieCka.

2 obawy pred kara usilo-
Wala sobie " Berlinie ode
brad zycie. przez utopienie
sic v kanale sprewskim I
letnia ~dziewczynka. Zdolano
ia uratowac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
Wycieczka ola zwiedzajacyoh
osady.

s, IS, 30, ~ j II Pazdziernika,
.kolei Chicago Great Western spree
dawaG bedzie tykiety zwrotne "a
Gene jednej iazdy 800 do miejjsc
w Indiana, Ohio i Kentucky. Do
#bre do powrotu " 80 dniach cd
dnia spr1edazy. Q blissze informa-
eye zglosi6 sic do sggent6w kolejji
Great Western. albo j. r. Elmer,
g. p a. Chicago. III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
POllaakEl prOfes'IOl,lrl',e'ml u INV ! I
ma sYtetu niemfeckieg0.

K1,atedre m l'1ii geo
logii v wyzss,zlejj szkkole rolni-
.czei 81 Hohenhleimie ~ Wir-
temlbEergii zajal jake professor
.zwyczajny, d. J6zef Felix's
Pompecki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
MaltretoWanie " armii.
pruskiej.

Sad wojenny Y Glogowie
"a G6rn,ymlrl ST s,lk':u,1 skazall
zn6wpodoficera Luxa "a
& pol roksu klsaprala Kwasin.
% na rok wiezienia.-lUdo.
Wodniono q znecanie
mad xolnierzami W110 Wy.
Epad kach. Jeden atoWa'
S a 4 lolnier q r = - 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
Dodajemy
zielone znaczh
| handlowe
Ma wystawe swiatowa "
ST. Louis. Mo.

Nadzwyczajj TAME raty uskutecz-
none zosta1y re wszystklch stacy
North-W Western, do st. Louis
IL powrotem. Znakomita uslu-
ga na pociagu i hojne ograniczenie
powrotu. Pytajcie agen-
tow kolejiNorth Westerno szczeg6iy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06

rozpaczy pod kllolllasgspocia4ggull!!
Sad Wojenny MOUNTAINEERING e
haven, byl aggodnieiszy
|skazal podoficera lmIaa mark
"a znecanie1si 0l
Wypadlkach tyllkoosnaa
|godni aresztu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-06
TorturOWanie murzyn6W

YOrtuEOWan1e mufZyn6W.
w gazecie ,,Kolonialzeit-
schrift' wymienil Herman
|Erfurth nazwisko oWego u
rzednika niemieckiego, kt6-
~ zamordowal murzyna "
Afryce niemieckiej, q rad
ME uwzglednil dotyczacego
tel sprawy donieaenia, kt6re
uskutecznil GroneWeldt.
|Zbrodni dopuscil sic podofi-
Ger Kossak, kt6ry przez 6
.dni torturowa1 murzyna "
okropny spos6b. Pewneggoo
.poranku jesiennego, kiedy
bylo mrozne zimno, Kossak
polewal woda murzyna, kt6ry
wreszcie zemgla1 j legl W
kaluzy. Azeby woda 2 niei
ME wypfyne1a Kossak oto-
cyl ia walem 2 ziemi. Tortu-
ry zako6czy1 Kossak oslepie-
MEM .nieszczesliwego, kt6ry
sz6stego dnia umarl. Kossak
ME zostal "a te zbrodnie u
karany j ola tego Groneweldt
a potem Erfurth zwr6cil sic
do prasy. Teraz dopiero rad.
niemiecki wdrozyl sledztWo
v, tel sprawie.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-09-14

ing the past, present and future Of
Sumter with every man they asked
FOR a subscription, nor did they de-
sire to assume the entire responsible
ity for the success of the festival, un-
less assured Of the hearty cooperation
OF the business men who should be the
ONES to evince the greatest interest,
inasmuch as they would be the ones
to receive whatever Of direct and
immediate benefit there should be de-
rived from attracting a large crowd to
the city for three or four days.
The finance committee therefore de-
cided not to continue the canvass for
funds and to drop the festival pro-
position without further efforts to
keep it going, in the face Of rather
luke-warm public sentiment.
If, however, the committee can be
shown that the people of Sumter, the
business men, especially, wish to carry
the festival through to a successful
issue and make il q bigger affair than
thaJ Of 1894, they will ARRANGE to
have one or more members complete
the canvass aud obtain the sentiment
of the people at large.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-09-14
STATUS OF FALL FESTIVAL AFFAIRS.
The Finance Committee Has Decided That
Owing 10 a Lack Of Enthusiasm 1t
Will Be Difficult to Make it
Success.

In pursuance Of the plan agreed
upon by the central fall festival COM
nittee preliminary canvass Of the
business houses for subscriptions TO
the festival fuad was undertaken yes
terday afternoon. y few OF the lead
ing firms were called upon and while
a majority Of those interviewed agreed
to subscribe liberally-more literally,
in fact, than the committee had an
ticipated in their previous estimate
still the committee received the
impression that the business men,
while consenting to contribute at the
urgent solicitation of the committee,
are not wholly and enthusiastically in
favor of having the festival, and
would contribute only because they
feel it to be duty they owe the city.
Some OF the merchants interviewed
promised to contri butte, but would not
SAY. off hand, how much. Others,
who subscribed, frankly stated their
indifference 10 the festival PROPOSE
tion.
The majority of the canvassing com
mittee arrived at the conclusion that
it would probably be possible, by
hard work, raise the necessary FUNDS,
but as more than the mere money is
needed to make an undertaking CT this
characterize success, it would be wise
to abandon the festival plan. The
members of the committee did not
conceive it to be their duty TO resolve
the committee into a per:patetlc ocbat-
| inc society 5NN the purpose of discuss
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-09-14

The affairs of the Fall Festival are
just now in an unfortunately nebulous
condition. A majority Of the finance
committee appointed by Chairman s..
C.. Baker are OF the opinion that the
business men, while willing to contri-
butte, are somewhat lukewa1m aud are
wanting in the enthusiasm necessary
to make the undertaking a success.
On the other hand Mr.. E. I. Rear
don, Secretary Of the comlaitteelbe-
Iieyes that the money needed can he
raised and that the enthusiasm will
develop as the festival week draws
near. The views Of toe committee and
of Mr.. Reardon are stated elsewhere
today. We are still of the opinion
that tie festival would be magnifi-
cent advertisement for Sumter, and
that we could not spend three or four
thousand dollars t. better advantage.
We believe that the crowd we would
bring to the city would increase trade
and that the mechants would be benet
fitted more tran the festival would cos
them. We.s still believe that the festi-
val should be held It will be a great
mistake to neglect this opportunity
to advertise the city aud to bring big
crowd of people here for three or four
days and provide amusements for
them of such q character that they
would retain pleasant and favorable
remembrance Of the enterprise. pro-
sressiveness and hospitality of the
Game Cock City. It's, however, up
TO the business men to say what they
will do about It, 4 committee Of six
or eight men cannot make festival
a success unless the whole community
cooperates with might and main as
well as with money. We recollec5 that
the beginning OF the Carnival cf 1885,
was fraught with discouragements and
failure stared the committee of ar
raneemeut in the face for several
weeks. Yet the committee raised the
money and when the plans began to de-
velop and the active work began there
was enthusiasm 10 spare. The Car
nigal week was week of enthusiasm
and the result was to the lasting bene-
fit Of Sumter, for the town has grown
and prospered ever since. We are
still convinced that we should have
the festival and if the people will give
the money, it can be made suca sue
cess that even the most lukewarm will
be GLAD, when it is over, that It was
held.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-09-14

carry them into effect, have decided to
consolidate the business of the Daily
Item and the Watchman and Southron
in stock company The preliminary
plans have been perfected and the pro-
posed company will be organized with
in the next ten days or two weeks,
or just as soon as the necessary for
malities can be complied with.
Our first intention was to make the
company Gloss. corporation, with no
stockholders save those heretofore con.
nected with the business, but as sew
eral of the best patrons and friends
the paper has had throughout its ten
years struggle for existence have ex-
pressed desire to secure some of the
stock, we have decided to offer q por-
tion of the stock to the public.
We intend to give the people of
Sumter the best afternoon daily paper
that we can get out, and the Watchman
and Southron will be made the biggest
and best weekly paper in the State.
The job department. viii be equipped
with all necessary machinery that we
do not now possess, and this depart
ment will be under the management Of
an experienced job printer who knows
the business in all its details and
whose whole time and attention will
be given to this department.. In pnr-
suance of our plans we have purchas-
ed, for Immediate delivery, the latest
model Linotype news and book type
setting machine and a full supply of ad-
vertising type and other material, We
shall have the best equipped printing
establishment in eastern South Caro-
lima and one Of the best in the State.
We shall be prepared to handle all
classes OF commercial work and to ex-
ecate all orders, OF whatever size,
promptly and in the best style known
to the printers art. That we.believe
1t will pay is guaranteed by the faith
we show in the enterprise ourselves
by our determination to take the en-
tire stock ourselves, if it IS necessary
to do SO.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-09-14
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Daily Item was established Oe-
tober 10Th, 1894, without previous
CONSULTATION with the business men
Of this city and not single ono was
asked to risk dollar of his money
IN a venture that was an experiments,
and "a Hazardous experiment at best,
from financial point Of view. We
believed then that Sumter had d fn-
ture, that the town possessed certain
natural advantages that would cause it
to develop into commercial and man
ufacturing center, that the popula-
ton would increase rapidly aud that
in short time we would have city
that could and would support a daily
paper. We put cur faith to the>test,
but the growth Of the city Jagged
longer than we anticipated and we
had to admit, with sorrow. time and
again in the course Of the past ten
years, that Sumter was not quite ready
for "a daily paper when the Item was
established and had failed to support
it. For the greater part OF the ten
years the annual income OF the Daily
Item, alone, has been insufficient to pay
the actual running expenses, although
for several months each year the cash
receipts exceede1 the expenses. How
ever, the lean months exceeded the
fat months in number, and bnt for the
staying and supporting power Of the
established business Of the Watchman
and Southron, Sumter would have been
without q daily paper years ago, un-
less some of cur public spirited.citi-
zens had seen 6t TO so down il their
pockets and put UP for the difference
between the expenses and The income
of daily operated as an indepen-
dent enterprise. The Item managed
to exist through the lean years as best
it could, aud whenever the income has
exceeded the expenses, which have been
kept down to the lowest possible
margin, the surplus, and considerable
money from outside sources also, have
been invested in increasing the equip
ment and improving the paper.
! Every business man will agree that
there is no encouragement to continue
investing money in a proposition that
is not entirely self-supporting, and,
for that reason, we have played wait
ing game and have not sunk all the
money we conld rake and scrape
together, preferring to hold in reserve
some resources to be called upon when
the outlook was such as to warrant j
larger investment. For the past year
or eighteen months the outlook has
gradully grown more encouraging
and we have gradually improved oul
equipment and at the same time have
developed our plans to materially I'M
prove the paper in every department.
The Geographic news service which We
started in January last, and the I'M
proved service put on five weeks ago
| are cases in point. We have plannee
l S+jlI fnrther i7unroyemeuts~ ~-and, tt
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-09-14
A Happy Christmas.

Already they have harvested good grain crops and
not conceive of any greater happiness than feel that they
dependent upon the for their bread and the
plus from their crop be used improving their
homes, which means
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-09-14
Happiness TO Their Families.

1t useless to that have made ususua preparations
for the seasons business and with continuance Of the pa
ronage heretofore literally bestowed upon which
ict earnestly there will be disappointment
part
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-09-14
Enlarge and Improve

Has always been policy and glance through stores
and warehouses convincing proof that they stocked
before and probably other mercantile house has
ever been stocked Sumter We frequently asked why
do you buy such large stock and reply that buying
quantities
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-09-14

.s3 sst,,- tho hast
sne 5ele papers, aase.a = uiaA4eesss' VIZ 80
a0ssIIlslng neass.n = 90 s..-,za -.
+ba+ tho
~ tssal1s4',s esss r;I,roa,.s.
paAa1aSsssoa -. bas cFsana-
ssss 1asol ~ asses ,4ss seeS.
= T,s1s,+1ssS 5 49,,
p,as5sayf Roosevelt has been kept
,,s,,,szlss5 = ayssar Bav for 50 long that
ssassa-5v seized tl,e opportunity
sso,.sa5 ~ +f,a letter Of acceptance to.
,s,s,r,5e,, 5;n,sa,f
.
Henry attersoa says that Fheo-
dore Roosevels IS the whole Issue. with
dr;fs Of his remarks it IS gathered that
issue IS sorry affair II his opin-
onthe sorriest IN his political ezpe-
fii;;a,,ee 81 ffffsy years
ne kepubk3canS u sii 2 = Z " 90
victory IN Vermont forshaooWs
sReeping triumph IN November, but
nsade-so-order triumph in q dyed IN
ss,;l,r,as,,s s, sfl,} +l,e balance Of
sss'ea,rs,.v - s. vii. fsn over itself to.
ssssFs.far Foosavel 8 I
nsasin beat ali his sol-
,1kyfsen The reports stating
s,.--;yas5 aToaday. He IS q bet-
- T,,ag ancs runner than he
.aps 70 agrse to settle sae War oy 8
loot race be might defeat Gen. huFe-a
I Il il the arst heal
me explanation Of the BsshopylAe
indicator o she refusal Of Bee
eoansy 70 pay the amount >sae 70 sRm-
county Is one Of those explanations
dosa not explained. The LAWYERS
sngsged n the case 90 aos STATE tGeI re
facss preclsel e sas lnoleasoI
ssnes saen eus aRa sne1e1a a1ss sle
----..-sas I.
1888 arkaar z ans sAe esupiseaHs
ssesseen WInd ara RaseI @aen he Grew
arEson peEReen ssspaol1caa eAF
raEagaEs7 ana eeEsu psaon u tns az,
mn Fraslon @ sae gose1ahsns sae
leaIaocraflc econonya hohssss anu
ee]etle e sess cannos ee oEusRea
away asl %, olg sf1es; ana soI5
--
6e silence Of President Roosevelt
since she Chscago GonFention has been
s., go s ~ Dsrnaeratie. ratberipg in
T.zis 5H7oa Parker,s discreet
so5;,sfi,fnEiianal willie President
Ess,,sa.als.s s;lsrcs Is tba resulA Of
s,s., s. sa,Iicst;a-. = J, ,oT,,Ie rainfo+eed
- ,,- - q 7aS-,,,liad ~ sse Ranuhliean
- S,.-,s,,.s ,,s5a fesr .kfs month more
EbsIa tF;sa Pf,i,isfines did Samson S
sse5933ly,gssf,o,
have not ascertained IN what
section of Sumter County Imnligra ra-
siss Commissioner Watson has located
the three Beers who have come to
make their homes with us, but wher-.
ever they are shey, will be made vel
7ecrae. and their future success and
psospariy viii depend upon their
asill 81 to adapt Themselves to the con
diiis:oas that prevail here They will
81 81 their ueighbors.
There is nc use inEtl.ying to knock
sbe Cane Cock Fall Fesiival-it is
sue 70 be success There may be a
.ssFe ,sc1er 4r,,es71 in town who do not
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-09-14
aat,litEjng,sIl ;ll0 Soatbrert
DNEsDAY sEPT. a, 1904.

The Sstnster Bztttchnsan was founded N
1850 and the TUG ,Sso.sthroll IN 1866. The
ssE1tcfsa,1n Gssd S3atEaroaa now has the com
bined eirctladonr nd influence OF both OF
The Gid papsis, and is Hmanifestly the best
advertising medium in Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-09-14

Is full Of promise for Sumter merchants, The
indications are that
Our Farming Friends

Upon whom largely dependent, will make good
crop Of cotton and if anything like the present prices are
maintained, they can look forward to
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-09-14

The Russians claim that a great VIC
tory was achieved at Port Arthur
when they blew up seven hundred Japs
with a concealed electric mine. This
is war Of the Sherman sort, plus mod
ern Improvements.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-09-14

for their sympathy, and many man
aud woman who held job that paid
satisfactory wages will now be with
out employment and with the winter
coming on. The union has declared
the strike of and viii give no further
relief to the unemployed and desti-
tute. Their condition will call for
sympathy, and if the packers do not
prove magnanimous and reinstate the
strikers, there will be great destitu-
tion and suffering among their former
employees before the winter IS over.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-09-14

President Roosevelt's letter OF ac-
ceptance of the Republican nomlna-
tion for the Presidency was made
public today. 1t would fill not less
than fifteen columns of this paper.
Il is, taken as q whole, a one-sided
and partisan presentation of the issues
taat he conceives to be those that will
influence the people in The president
ial contest. That is all. There is
nothing new, nothing statesmanlike,
and nothing remarkable about it.
A thousand words don't fill bushel,
and the many thousand in President
Roosevelt's letter would rattle around
in a gill measure.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-09-14

Quite large number Of registration
certificates were issued last week by
the Supervisors of registration, but
there are still hundreds of democrats
Who vote in every primary who have
not qualified to vote in the general
election. There is one. more opportun-
ity to register remaining before the
generel election, and every unregis-
tered Democrat should apply for a
certificate on the first Monday IN Octo-
!. ber.