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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
Yariamsmtariidsr Gmpfansss
aheno.
tumoresfe pon Srebp Sin.


unb 10 a~bgeipannt iiebit Su aus. $50
mart Su benin siesntli6?"
vWie oft ion i9 es Dir pieber9olen,
i9 mar gum parldmentdrii9en GINS
p~fanssabenb BEL Seiner Gr5euena benz
M}iniiter bon Simmelburg."
Die beiben Yerionen, pelde alfo
fpraGsn, tparen Der &ei9stugsu69ez
orbnete Strip 6sner unb 8Iara, feline
Satin. Sic befanben ii9 in benz
Simmer zines 8erliner 6ptels. SroB
feiner Miibigfeit fpnnte Der Qbgeoroz
nete nidt piberiteben, bas Ibenoblatt
gu leIsn, ipsldss feline beutige Rei4ss
taesrebe entbielt. I'm es ii9 bequem
gu MAIDEN, entlsbiste er fid oes 5rads
unb sog ben bequemen !9ausrod an.
5rau &lara nabm, ibrer 9ausfrals
enpfli9t einsebenf, ben 6rad pom
Sefel, iibsr ben er na9ldfig getporfen
pprben mar, befreite bas 8nppflp4
bon einem Srben, ben iie forgfdlti9
perpabrte, unb begann bann bic Sas
iden bes Srads gu unteriu9en.
yNber Strip, mas 1T benin base" rief
fe aus, cine I%arrentappe aus Seioenz
papier bsrporaiebenb.
r2iebes &inb, i9 babe Dir bod 10
oft ssiast, bu mOGteft mid BEL Der
Mrbeit ni9t ftDren. S9 Iefe fOeben
cine seiitreide &ebs, tpsl9e =
Grit iest blidte er auf unb bemerfte
bas bunte Ding, bas feline 5rau in
ben 9dnben belt.
va9 bas meinit bug Sas ftammt
eben BON einem &~naIbonbon 6er."
v9iebt es benin Bel 9%errenge5eas
i9aften ari9 9nalbonbons?"
'vgaur elm S6erS bes Miniiters. Gs
lasen @srie babel, 10 3. g. in meinem
3%naGbonbon bic pibisen 3eilen:
2ebe, pie br, tpenri bi i9peigit,
Wiini6en pirit. sef9paBt 81 baben."
rOas lit aber tpeber piBis. mod
ssiftrsi9."
$50, meinit bu? Man fam bod
ni9t slei9 aus benz Stesreif seniale
Sidtungen idaffen."
rStesreif? gber bu fagtef -"
Die junse Srau legte bic &arnez
palsmiibe i9tpeisenb Bel Settle unb
eriff abermals in bic Siefen Der Srads
tafden.
r5rib!"
vWas eiebt e benin f6on pieber9"
n0as 1T bas fir cine blaue S9leiz
|fe?"
v8laue S9leife2 @ie fommt benin
bic in msinen 6rad9 M6a, nun beiinne
ib midi. Die S9leife itedte mir sSbre
grseGens, bic 5rau Miniterin, per-
fDnli9 an, inbem fie faste: Sin fleines
3ei6en Der N%rerfennung benz bebeuz
tenbiten Hebner beg Gei6stases."
r4ber Strip, Su baft bod pG6renb
Der gan5en SeHion nir beute cine flei>
ne &ebe eebalten unb atpar gu @ufts
item unferes PoitgebGubes. Spnft bait
Ou bn9 f%onfequent eei9tpieeen."
ygben bas fanb bic Minilterin 70
anerfennenspertb."
vSam freili9," fagte bic Satin
unb bra9te nun einen fleinen, sufamz
menseIssten 3ettel ans Sagssli9t.
-Sttmm . Niarfe our S96nbeitscor>
cxsrena,~ lag tie. ngs pirb sebeten,
ben Namen Der i4onften Dame auf Die
Hiidieite bes 3ettels gu f9reiben unb
benielben in bic urne at tperfsn." Muf
Der &idieite mar bon Der 6anb bes
@6seorbueten seidrieben: Pima, bic
Neapplitanerin."
80 bin ia bo9 neusie,is," muir.
melte Srau &lara unb belt benz Sc,
mabl bas 3ettel9en Dor bic Iugen.
r@u4 bonn beutigen @mpfanssabsno.
Srib?"
rNatiirli4, Elm Stimmaettel."
rgin Stimmoettel2 ga, bas febe
t4. Sd babe aber nod ME seb0rt.
bab cine Neapolitanerin, Namens Mnz
no, gum Mitslisb bes beuti9en
Reidstags gepdblt fpprben tpGre."
rDas behaupte id audi nidt, liebes
O:,S for&a c~:1 G.m.. .-S e: tx
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
Indianapolis & p~incennes q. z.

emo & Btueen @rpr tdgEd 7 2Ogm Spencer & 8ebfsrb a, tdl. 8 45Eua
8iuonnes @rpreb tdsl...... 8 5O&m Btnennes Gsprsb tdsIi4. 10 3Ogm
Spencer & Bedford SIC, tdl. 4 45Nm Cairo Grpreb tdsE9 .....-6 15Rm
Nbaana &nfuuft
sprina6eIb 4eaI ..... Z 3O0m ct 8 @Spreb tdsid & c.. 8 55@m
ct Qouis @rpreb o d ......1 IL 5O0m Suseola Meeom ..........1 10 S5Sm
suseoIa M.on. 80. 8 sosa Springfield u Decatur Cypress 3 45am
ct Souls espub tasi6 III 1oNm CT 2Ouis Ggpreb tasi& d. 4 45Sm
Ddnodlid Sine.
Mbaang gnsant
gSorl6s Nmr Spcl, tdsI IL O50m Yhtsburs SpcI, tdehd g.. 8 2OEm
Smre Samte Mccom, tagl. 6 000m Rw BORT @rpreb tasli& d 6 50Vm
ct 2ouis 3hn tash9 S e db 6 50Bm Sdneaer M0ail tdgfd -. 7 550m
capital grpreb tasl S d.. Z O08m Serre Saute Citing &e tdsI 10 258m
ct 9omis grpreb tdI d s.12 2ONm &e1fOne GJpreb tasi@ Is. 2 50am
ct 2suis GTprb tdsi&d s.. 8 s5Hm atlantic egpreb tdsid -. 4 45Rm
& C Gffngbam Dec tdsIi@ 4 OONm She's D 9imiteb tdsIid sd b 6 458m
ct 8 Sat ARaiL tasIi@... 8 s5Nm Ohio II @irs SIP, tasl sd. 6 55Rm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-22
pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & ST. Souis A'r.
SnhinnnnaIi 0ihifinn.

pittsburgh, Cincinnati, chicago & ST. Scuis Ar
SubtamapeIts Oibiftou.
Mbgang Gufauft
Ytsbura Special, tdsl :. 8 3O8m ct Souls 9m tasEd s d b.. 6 45Ym
Columbus Mccom tasl. 49,. 7 3O@m capital @rpreb tdsi9 sd. 6 508m
New gort @rprb tag d.. s 108m ct Souls @rpr tdl d & g. IL 10Tm
| 6 oumbus Mccom ........ 1 4ORm SnbanaboGs @c.onn 49,. IL 4oRm
8ebfene @rpreb tasI d &s. 8 05@m @eaern @Spreb tsI d.. 3 15gm
Mtiantic @Sprsb ta9R@ -. & OO@m Nimmt tene 8afagiere tg- 8 3ORm
81 D 4nm tdali6 8 d b.. 6 5ONm Borlb 6Ir @Ip taglid s IL 55Rm
Ohio II Sirs Grpreb, tasl sd 7 O5Nm
Gbtcago Dtbtfttn.
gbnaao SpedaL tgIp b = IL 35@m Soutbern erpr tdsIia 49,. 8 158m
9u & g6i s Grsr tdgli& s11 5ONm Chic & 3ou Grpr tdshd p b 8 4OHn
8eutsbtIIe Stbtfion.
Southern grpres taI g.. 8 35Bm 2omisb & gRabrfon Aee tdI 10 1Owm
Bits & 2ou s 8 tagl ST.. Z OO8m 9u G Chic j 8 tal p b.. IL 30gm
gQab @cc muir Sonnt. 49,. 7 3OBm 3ouisbile u. Mabifon @e s 4ONm
9ouisb & Mabhon Aeeom. 8 O68m 9Ouiss & Btttsb s 2tdsi@ s 6 35Hn
Chicago & ecu s 9 tdsH@ pb 8 55sam 9Rabifon MeeOnnnn Sonntass 9 158m
Matiion aceom tGsI....... 8 55Nm 2u & Chs gSpr. tdsIt&s 11.S5 R&t
19outsbiGe Mccon tasl -. 6 45Nm
Mabiion ac. MUIR onntass. 6 45Nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-25

FOR RENT-BY JAMES r. SHEA
0z8 Louisiana NV.
No. 1913 18th Ut. NV, q modern thrce-story.
hay-window brick. containing eleven rooms aud
mh10-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-25

WANTED YOUNG GIRL TO WASH DISHES AND
help about house. 922 Mass. ave. NV. It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-25
FOR RENT-srOREs.

FOR AENT--FINE STORE AND DWELLING OF
rooms and bath: 1926 7th st. NV: store SIS;
store and dwelling. $45. Store open for inspee-
tfor. mh24- 3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-25

FOR RENT-BI BE- SAL
G2I 18th NV, large store
and lar. ........S $50. %
S25 18th NV. store. -. 81 o.
1925 Sth NV, Or, b. 81. so
l205 X I av. l1r&h. ou-V
1926 18th NV. st&dw,
ar & b. cellar. AS. 90
1909 Sth NV, sr&b. ~ 80
943 Mass av, Sr, b. .35. 80
1S45 14th NV. Tor. b. 81. so
1917 s NV. Tor. b. 81. 20
2035 LIST NV, 7r. b. 30. so
3J37 BghrwG av.II.b-I.. -
1881 Sth NV, Or. b. &c. 30
Sc cor 7&O NV Or, b. Is. 80
3l5 Mo av NV lUrSb ~ 10
435 o NV. Sr&b. IS. 81
1888 9th NV, Sr., b. %. so
Office rooms at 5I2 + st. n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-25

II co. COR. It'll al NV.
325 18th ne. Or. b, a.. % 90
80 Fla AVID fl. 3r, h2l 20
1440 How'd v.7r. b. 80
1910 7,h NV. barber
shop. with fixtures 20 10
I1710 18th NV, store. 2r.IS.r0
lib 18th NV, Or. w. 1880
1921 Az sw. store. 500
400 n Cap. 4r Haiti, 20
1889 9th NV .sto&cei.1T.00
j I2i5 IL ne. Stn&rei iGlI
7 liS r NV Or. w......1I.30
1247 2ath NV, 5, W. collie. ~
\ 1lS 9th ne. store. l2.o)
23I3 Sherman av,5r.lp. 90
I04 Farragut. Ar. 900
Rear It'll & o NV. lr.S.op
! io2 u INV. n'fre $3.50
w. steam heat. mhi9-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-25
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR, DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia. Washington. March 10. I9o4-Notice Is
hereby given that the 31st day OF March,
1904. viii expire all licenses issued By the Dis
trict af Columbia to peddlers and produce deal
trading at large. These licenses be
promptly renewed by all persons desiring to con-
II. IL. DARNEII.LE, Assessor, d. c. mha3-0t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-25

FOR RENT 3 Office rms, e07 G.. y 90
1925 Corcoran 12r. bs40 90 Sto rn 1903 NV Is 90
e3i Z NV, Or b.. 81. so ONCE rms 1907 + ST NV
TYLER & RUTHERFORD unc.J. 1907 F st
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-25

ANTED-FIRST-C CLASS WAIST AND SKIRT
help; none others need apply. S24 18th st.
NV mh2J2t"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-25
THOMAS j. FISHER CO., INC,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE..
1414 ST. NV
TELEI HOMES NJ. 34S AND NJ. $685.
UNFURNISHED

UNPUBLISHED.
1117 nw, 1871, 3D. 81 500 I70S 18th 11r b. As 90
BIG 18th NV 11r, 2b 500 1903 Princ'n Tor 40 90
400 Chaplin 13r 2b 600 S13 18th 81, 40 90
1886 N 12r 2b, pr an900O0 1911 NV, Or, 40 90
1875 NV p 6b 5000 l407 Staught n. Or b.35 80
1101 18th NV 17r, Ib14OOOa15 Fl NV, Or, .25 %
3043 NV, 1Tr 125 90 Anacostia Hts Or b. rs %
1870 18th NV, b. $500 2020 18th Ar b. Is 90
1921 18th NV. 12r SO 80 "a ne Or b. .a3 90
l622 NV. Sr, b. 1900 1902 Prime Sr b.. 20 80
1881 Cincin 1lr, 2b. 50 90 1874 + me- 7r b. 20 ID
1885 Cincin liz, 2b IS 0O 2O20 18th NV b. 20 90
1343 18th NV, Sr b. 80 0O 1876 1st ne 7r b. 49, 80
1910 Roanoke NV, lOr $40 LIST ne Al, b. IL 80
2b. ............ $50 324 LIST ne. 81. b. 80
l62S NV, 12r, b.. $500 214h Quincy ne. Ar 90
2023 Hillyer pl 10rb so 90 1914 10Th Ar. 40
100 nv NV, 12r b50 90 81 Jackson ne. 5r 8 80
1915 Kenyon. Tor b.. so O0 59&6l jackson me- OF 80
1924 NY NV, l2r b45 oil Lot l. So 635 .... Offer
1921 o st. NV, IT. b. .................. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-25
FOR RENT-H0USES.
FURNISHED DIR UNFURNIsHEp.

Tor RENT-BY Il. o. HOFFMAN REAL ES-
tate and Insurance Broker. 10th aud SITS ".
Telephone NJ 267.
220 Capitol. Scr. I2lI2 r. I2r....... .55. 90
Per annuan. 81 600 0otSl3 9th NV, 12r 80. 80
1914 Fl ST NV, 20r. 5o7 18th NV. Or :. SOD
per annuin. 90 1921 NJ. apt 5r. 40. %
7th&Afd nv sw coffee Farm near Laurel. Md.
mlls& plant, sta .125 90 1Sr, 6S acres. 40. 90
30l NV. l6r. 10000 035 L NV. Sr. 30. %
500 18th NV Der. rs % Sd Dir sos 18th 6r3e. 90
2013 0. Tor. 800. 10 90 2oS NV 7r- $3.50
1907 II NV Tor. % G2l Az sw 6r&sta. 20. 90
l011-1Ol0 10TH 17r. IS 90 914 basemt- Is. 90
I'll NV. 12r. $500 1911 X ne. 5r. .1}-00
FURNISHED HOUSES.
nrlSth, Is ID, pan St. 100 wyoming ay 1sr Oh 1870
Mass ave & 18th, 49, 4th near ne. 15r. 100
3D. per an. q, 600 Riggs nth. Sr. 100
Conn aV mr. l1r .2b. 800 l4th ct ex Or. 30
Mass nv x oath, 20r. 200 Ma gnolia 4r......S s.
s near 18th, 13r 90. 200 Mass ayS 22d l3r Oh rs
Z near Sd NV, 16r. $50.
OFFICES.
Sun building Is 90
Atlantic Coast Line 425 18th NV Sd a.
bldg" from $40 to s35 with heat. 1900. $50
STORES.
It'll and Md av sw. .$l25 42a 18th NV. .$65
STABLES.
9th T.frepf. 12st1s $50 I24S Sth NV. IS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-25
wANTED-B0ARD.

wANTED-By GENTLEMAN, BOARD: GOOD.
plain. home cooking: willing to pay SO per
month private family preferred; location ist
and sth y Y. ave. and u st. NV. Address
Box 1S2, Star office. mh2o-2t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-25
FEMALE.

WANTED COLORED WOMAN TO COOK AND
d. part Of washing and ironing; home nights.
Apply 1Ii9 Madison st. mh25-2t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-25
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-WE WANT 10000 AGENTS FOX
greatest household seller ever invented; best
money maker on record actually sells In every
home send 15c. for complete sample ana our
two mammoth catalogues of agents supplies.
SOUTHERN MERCANTILE CO., Dept. IA. Hous-
ton. Texas. Jali-9ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-25

WANTFT,-THE COOKS HOUSEMA AIDS ASSh-
CITATION tan accomplished suceess; number
suited daily: plenty places waiting; also house
keepers dressmAkCrs, office assistant, cashier to
take interest. income guaranteed, 80 weekly.
educ ated ladies seeking positions call ?3S Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-25
FOR RENT-OUT OF TOWN.

FOR RENTAL BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, ALEX
sndria county, a modern brick dwelling, 3h acres
OF land; house contains ten rooms; there Is
modern stable and COW shed upon property; easy
access to Washington by trolley Apply 107
N. Fairfax St. Alexandria. Va. mh21-2w
FOR RENT OR LEASE-ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
near st. Asaph Junction, IS acres dwelling and
ouf-h0uses; extremely desirable for a florist OF
trucker; enc large green house and material IL,
cthefs now ON property Apply for terms, 107 n
Fairfax St. Alexandria, Va. mh21-2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-25

1905 Conn. ave. NV, 1
FURNISHE
Conn av mr. S,11r,b.$1. 80,
P BIT I5th&18th. 21r, %. 50,
Mass nr 18th, Oar, 3b. so
18th mr. r. pr, 81. son
Calumet pl, 13th&Clif-
ton NV, Dor, 3b. -. .5Ot
18th & II, 17r. 3b. .bOt
Conn av&S, 15r, 3b. .3Ot
Conn BIT H&I. 12r,b b. ..3O
Ingleside 18th&How-
ard, Dir, 4b. .3O
Mass av mr. 22d. 12r. 3b. 3Ot
Mass av mr. oath, 20, 2b. 25(
Cal av mr. 22d 2Or, 4b. PSI
10th mr. R, lar, 3b. .25t
Mass bt17th&1Sth, 16, BIO,
Iowa circle, 15r, 3b. Don
18th mr. NJ. lar, 2b. Ice. g;
I'd mr. G ne, 16r. Oh. Isl
n H av mr. NJ. lar, 2b. IL.
Woodley lane Il Hart
ford, 12r, b. ....... 15t
ZIG T NV, 13r, 2b. .Ia
l3th&Princeton. Tor. bis
! ht 20th&21st 1 5r %. Isl
1411 N st. NV, 11r., /
Furnished-14th st. road
Furnished-15: Is 10th st
FINE HOUSEKEEPING
MARION, STODDER-
MAURY AND
HANDSOMELY FURNI:
THE PC
OFF
344 Pa av NV. .$12:
521 14th NV, lr. So
SOP f NV. "a to $3t
Sc cor 12th&F NV, $15-S5t
1411 G NV. 1r. 81:
Century bldg. :. .S12-Sl2:
Office, s.w cor. 18th and
UNSURPASSED FACI
LECTION OF RENTS
PROPERTY.
SEND OR ALL AT OFF
FURNISHED AND UN
OFFICES. STORE
THOS. J. FISH
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-25

FOR RENT-BY JAMES f. SHEA
CAB Louisiana avenue NV
1913 18th st. NV, IL rooms and bat h. $50 80
no Az st. store and dwelling. ........... ~. 90
2a1 Ith st. sw.. store and cellar. ........ 2u.op
ITO Ill st. NV. store and cellar. --........ 300
6o212 Whitney ave. NV, broom nnt. ..... 10 80
1124 X 81. ne. store. Observation-Disclosures. II on
sI5 East Capitol At. = rooms and water. - 40
81 II st. s.w.. rooms and wat,r. ....... - -
7OI Farragut st. w. 3 rooms and water. IL. %
1907 11th st. Sc, rooms and water...... 1000
1895 Huntoon place s.w.. rooms and wat. $50
mh19-tf
FOR RENT-D. D. THOMPSON, 1885 f ST y W.
33 Fla. ne, 7r.. ami. .............S 25 80
500 ne. 7r., ami, 2story brick stable. p. 90
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-05-04
MARRIED..

Thursday afternoon at O'Clock at
the residence Of Mr.. John H. Dough
erty, II Dingle street, Miss S;lsie
Rebecca Jones and Nj. Eugene E.
Petit were married by Rev. G. G.
Brown, D. D. The bride was hand
somely atti,ed in pure white cos
tune, and carried in her hand a
bouquet OF beautiful pure white roses.
Only the relatives and a few inaefmate
friends were invited. Many useful
and beautiful presents testified to the
high esteem in which the happy cou-
pie are held.
Miss "Sue Beck as she is affec-
tiorately known in Sumter by every
body, is noble-hearted young WON
an, and possesses charm of manner,
and disposition which at once en-
dears her to every heart. Her popu-
larity is bounded only by where she
is not known. She is a member Of
the First Baptist Church.
Mr.. Petit is Charlestonian by
birth, and brother of Alderman A.
". Petit Of that city. Since he came
to Sumter several months ago he has
made fine impression on our citizens
by his steady habit and upright con,
dact.
Mr.. Petit is connected with the
Belts Lumber Co., of ssNew Sumter, y
and he and his charming wife will
make that their home for the pres.
ent.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-05-04
SUMTER is AFTER WEATHER BUREAU.
Offers Free Site for Mr. Bauer's New
BuiIding..-Mr. Robertson Says There
Won't be any Trouble.

Sumter telegraphed Section Director
Bauer yesterday Offering free site
for the weather bureau if there is any
hope Of getting the new bureau built
in that city. The telegram volun.
teered the kindly comment that Sum
ter was willing to do what MI. Bauer
seemed to have failed to persuade
Columbia to do.
The special committee appointed
from the Chamber of Commerce tc
look after the site question failed tc
get sogether yesterday. 1t is said
that it will meet and confer with Mr..
Bauer the latter part OF this week.
Mr.. E. W. Robertson, when asked
yesterday for the statement he an
nounced several days ago it was his
intention to give out, said that be was
not yet ready to make statement, but
would do so later, in plenty of time.
81 don't think we will have any
trouble about the site," he added; +"
think we will be able to patch up the
matter all right to everybody's salts
faction. -
It might not be amiss to ado by way
of parenthesis and in justice to Mr..
Roberbson's position that he has offer.
ed to pay we'll for his opposition tc
the building being located in front OF
his residence. The State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-05-04
To Whom 1t Nay Concern.

9 The undersigned, members CT the
United Order of Odd Fellows, - re-
gularly chartered under the laws of
the State of South Carolina, having
learned Of the efforts of certain evil
disposed persons, to disparage, and if
possible prejudice those among whom
we live, against the said organization
we take this public method of saying
that the rumored allegations of our
Lodge, or any of it's members, " siding
with" or in any manner aiding or
abetting dissolute persons, or those
who in any way or manner Vlola1e
the laws, are untrue.
Our association is purely benevolent
and charitable in its objects and
purposes, seeking to provide for the
INDECENT and sick among US, the decent
burial of the dead, and as far as posi-.
BILE the betterment and moral eleva-
tion of our people.
We do not uphold, encourage or
countenance wrong doing, and will not
tolerate nor continue wrong doers IN
our midst when found out.
Of this we wish to inform our
friends, who may not happen to know
US and those with whom we are asso-
ciated, feeling assured of the conf
dence Of the best people of the com.
munity in which we have lived and
dealt all our lives.
Very respectfully,
M. J. SUMTER,
SYDNEY J. BRADLEY,
JOHN SUMTER.
Stateburg, S. c., May 2, 1904.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-05-04
A New Paper Ia Tews.

The latest addition to the papers
published in this city is the Monthly
Chronicle, the first number of which
is just out, dated May, 1904. It is a
small eight page paper and is gotten
up in neat style and contains some
very entertaining reading matter.
The business announcement states ::
Rates Of subscription year 2oc.; 6
months 10c 3 months sc. For rates
Of advertisement address the pub
Usher, j. Edwin Brunson. The
Chronicle is worth the price, and
we wish Edwin success in his venture.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-05-04
Recsraer's Ceurg.

Recorder c.. AZ. Hurst held his first
court Thursday, the following cases
being tried and disposed Of:
i. J. Hardy, c. NJ. Gregg and W:
L. Gregg, fighting at the A. G. L.
freight depot. The verdict was @. M.
s1 G15esT not sq3y rses sn5tv o. hsf0y Is snlMy My
Hardy gave notice of appeal.
Ben Scott, 'colored, creating distur-
bance on Watkins street on night OF
March 9th. Guilty, s12 or "a days.
Scott escaped from the city at the
time of the trouble and was captured
at Lumber, Darlington county.
Recorder Hurst disposed Of the fol-
lowing case:
Hen Farmer, public drunkenness
and cursing; guilty, s3 or 6 days.
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Saw Mill and 6iunery Burned.

The saw mill and ginnery of Messrs.
E. S. and George Booth situated
about Eve miles from this city, was
burned Monday night between mid
night and daylight. The origin of the
fire has not been determined. When the
fire was discovered it mad gained con-
siderable headway and it was impossi-
bic to do anything to save the mill.
The outfit included 80 b. p. engine
and boiler, a complete saw mill, two
gins aud cotton press and was valued
at ~, 500 to $1,000. Besides the mill
about 1000 feet Of lumber was burned
valued at 81, coo. There was no insur-
anc5.
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Don't Want to be Beer Dispenser When
Oar Best Citizens Oppose the Estab.
fishing Of Beer Dispensery.

Editor Item: I have been candi-
date for beer dispenser, in charge Of
the proposed dispensary, but finding
that the establishment Of such a dis
penDa.y would be against the wishes
Of majority of our citizens-those
opposing being among the best people
of our city, I take this method Of
letting my friends know that under
such circumstances ! would not think
Of Offering further for the position.
Very truly,
II. r.. Edens.
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Col. 81. G. Wright, of Halcyon-
dale, Ca, died at his home in that
place at $50 o'clock yesterday morning
aged "a years. Col. Wright was
thrown from his buggy three weeks
ago and so seriously injured that he
never regained consciousness. He
commanded a Georgia regiment in the
var between the States from 1861 to
'65 and after the war was for num-
ber Of years a member of the Georgia
Legislature. He was the father Of
Mr.. R. L. Wright and. Mrs. G. C..
Brown, of this city. Mr.. Wright and
Dr.. G. C. Brown left for Halcycadale
last night to attend the funeral Of
Col. Wright.
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Court convened in Manning on Mon
day.
Most OF the stores closed promptly
ate o'clock Monday, but there were
few that were somewhat tardy.
Mr.. Julian E. Flowers has been
appointed special policeman to take the
place of Officer McKagen who has been
detailed to collect the street tax.
The Board Of County Commission
ers met yesterday i'll regular session.
rhere was an accumulation OF routine
work to be disposed of and the board
was in session nearly all day.
The Auxiliary Society of the Presby-
terian Church will serve ice cream
and cake on the Graded School square
the first evening that the band gives
an open air concert.
A supply of the new denomination
of Worlds Fair postage STAMPS has
been received at the Sumter postoflce
and will be placed on sale May l.
They are beautiful.
The City Recorder has more power
and greater jurisdiction than the
Mayor possessed as a police Judge.
The Recorder is granted by statute the
powers and jurisdiction as magistrates
and is empowered to try ali cases that
can properly go before Magistrate :.
Mary Ben, colored, died suddenly
on Saturday and her neighbors report
ed the matter to Coroner Flowers as a
suspicious case. He called in Dr..
Stuckey who made a thorough exami-
nation and gave as has opinion that
the woman's death was the result OF a
congestive chill.
Mr. L. T. Northcutt, Of Una, was
caught in the shafting Of a. steam mill
and whirled over several times. His
clothing was torn of and saved bis
life. as he would have been battered
to pieces before the mill could have
been stopped. AS it was, he was
painfully though not seriously hurt
B;shopville Yindicater..
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Jury List.

The Grand Jury for the year and the
Petit Jury for the first week of Court
were drawn April 81, as follows:
GRAND JURY.
E. 3. Shaw, Sumter.
B. r. DuRant, Sumter. y
j. H. Christmas, Manchester.
". A. Brown, Sumter.
Frank O'Donnell, Sumter.
T.. E. LeGrsnde, Sumter.
N. B. Randle, Sumter.
J. j. Brunson, Concord.
J. D. Osteep, Privateer.
r. j. Brownfeld, Catchall.
r. Mood Brown, Providence.
George Parker, Mayesville.
: Six Of last years Grand Jury hold
over and serve this year.
PETIT JURY.
B. D. Mitchell, Sumter.
Willis R. Sanders, Sumter.
r. F. Jones, Sumter.
J. G. Geddings, Sumter.
j. 3. jackson, Soeven.
Henry Spann, Sumter.
A. A. Strauss, Mayesville.
j. A. Mimms, Shiloh.
C. c. Player, Shiloh.
j. M. Truluck, Shiloh.
Robert Shelor, Sumter.
r. G. Tisdale, Sumter.
Henry Benenhaley, Catchau.
j. H. Dennis, Shiloh.
VIM. Moran, Sumter.
W. Fl. Pate, Sumter.
j. NJ. Kolb, Privateer.
H. H. Wells, Tindall.
W. c.. Folk, Borden.
Blanding Ardis, Manchester.
W. A. Wilson. Shiloh.
j. F. Bland, Jr., Mayesville.
J.eT. Cummings, Providence.
R. L. Wright Sumter.
H. G. McKagen, Sumter.
Graham Hawkins, ---.
J. D. Mcleod, Remberts.
N. A. Spanp, Sumter.
r. A. Dennis, Shiloh.
W. A. Bowman, Sumter.
Sam'l Sanders, Sumter.
A. j. Moses, Jr., Sumter.
W. R. Delgar, Sumter.
J. H. Witherspoon, Sumter.
W. H. Scott, Sumter.
P. B. Bruner, Oswego.