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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-02-15
SENATOR 1ILLNlA'S ILLNESS:
Senator TiIIman Will Consult Dr..
Mitchell and DR.. Sinkier.

Columbia, Feb. 10.-Senator B. Z.
Tillman, accompanied by his pbys'
clan, DR.. J. ". Babccok, of Colnm-
bia, will leave Sunday afternoon 1uE
Philadelphia to consult Dr.. s. Weir
Mitchell and DR.. Sinkier in regard to
the trouble from which be has recently
been suffering, neryeus affection.
Or. Babcock has just returned from
Trenton, where he has been to see the
Senator, and states that be does not
regard his condition as dangerous, but
out of abundance of caution lie has
advised consultation of the est nerve
specialists in the country.
Senator Tillman has been at home
for several weeks, having left Wash
ington after an attack of grippe. he:
is said to be looking very well and
is not suffering much discomfort. :.
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saOO REWARD, 500.

The readers Of this paper viii be
pleased to learn that there is at least
sone dreaded disease that science has
that. is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh, be-
ing a constitutional disease, requires
constitutional treatement- Halls
Catarrn Care is taken internal
acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system, thereby destroying the founda-
tion Of the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the con-
stitution ard assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have 50
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that it failsSto cure. Send for
list Of testimonials.
address F. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Q.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for ceasti-
nation. 1-1s-1m.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-02-15
MORE FIRES IN THE MINOR STORE.
Fire Endangered the Adjoinlng Buildings
Insurance Companies Have Taken
Precautionary Measures.

From he Daily Item February II.
This morning about 4. .15 O'Clock,
without the remotest indication of its
existence, Police Gallagher was star
tied to see the reflection OF large
fire, and upon investigation he dis
covered that the roof of the Minor
Store vas mass of flames.
The fire burned furiolsly and the
flames leaping up for many feet set
the heavens ag.ow. Tie dense vol
.umes Of smoke that enveloped the fire.
men tampered them in their fight,
and nearly an honr elapsed before the
fire was under control. The fire COM
ganies, responded very promptly, but
ii was, some little tirae before streams
we're brought to play upon the ire.
The entire stock of dry goods de-
partm ent of the Minor Store IS now
thoroughly waterscaked, and all that
was loft unburned on the second floor
of the building was consumed last
night Mhe wall between the Minor
Store and the building occupied by
Levy g. Moses grocery store was badly
cracked, and it will be necessary 60
make Immediate repairs.
Another alarm was given in about
Z. 80 o'clock this morning, from the
Minor Store. Some of the fire had
not been completely extinguished,
and which had been smouldering for
a considerable length Of time ignlted
some of the wood work on the second
floor of the building, and the flames
burst out anew. One stream was all
that was necessary to control the
small blaze. ard the FIRE was co.npletely
oat In short time. AS matter OF
further precaution, until the terms
of the adjustment are definitely agreed
upon, the insurance companies Will
have one fireman on duty all, day in
the Minor Store and two will be post
ed in the building at night. If this
had been done at FIRST, the losses caus-
ed bv the number of recent fires would
neye:. have been sustained.
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Fraud Exposed.
"a few counterfeiters have late

"a few counterfeiters have lately
been making and trying to sell i'nita-
tons of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds and other
medicines, thereSy defrauding the
public. This is to warn you to beware
of such people, who seek to profit,
through stealing the reputation of
remedies which have been successful
ly curing diseases for over 35 years.
A sure protection, to you, is our name
on the wrapper. Look for it on all DR..
Kings, or Bucklen's remedies, as all
others are mere limitations. H. E.
Bucklin & Co., Chicago, ILL.,, and Wind
sor, Canada.
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men5. The judges decided in favor of
1Miss Jessie Noise, whose clever rhyme
of Edw ard and his automobile won
the prize-a pink heart full of candy.
Instead of the customary whist,
hearts were played, Miss Cooper,
winning the ladies prize, beautiful.
valentine. To Mr.. Herbert Osteen fell
the gentleman's first prize, and Mr..
Warren Noise carried Of the
"booby." :" This Valentine party was
the most beautiful and attractive
way in which the club has been enter
tained, and the guests found 1t hard
to leave the dainty Palace OF
Hearts and its Queen. L.
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WRECK IN COLUMBIA.
Miracu|cus Escapes in Head-on
Collision--Fast Passenger Train
Dashed Into Shifting Freight.

Columbia Feb. l0.-A collision
occurred between the Southern's
southbornd passenger train No. SO
and switching engine with several
cars at the northern entrance to the
railroad yards at the old Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta depot few
minutes 'sfore 3 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon.
Twenty-four persons were slightly
injured, the most seriously hurt being
G. P. Harris. fireman on the switch
ingene. All of the injured passen-
gers were able to continue on their
way a few hours later in the after
noon.
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Bowling Tournament.

TIE Sumter Bowling Alley has sent
cilallange to the victorious Ridge
wood team in Columbia. requesting
tnanl to come to the Game Cock City
for5.. tournament before claiming the
State championship. The lovers CT
the sport here. are very anxious for
thera to accept The Sumter team
will most likely be composed OF D.
". Reeves, James Calk, Darby White,
H. W. Hood and Harry Weeks.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-02-15
JUVENILE CLUB ENTERTAIN
MENT

The Entre Nous'' club met at the
home OF Martie Boyle, on Broad street
on Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Re
treshments we're served, after which
games and music were engaged IN.
Those present we're: Carrie Bee
Breeden. Mabele Randall, Mamie
Chandler, Marvin Nash, Annie Mar
Vogel, Mabel Parrott. Clyde DuRant,
Martie Boyle.
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Social Events
of the w eek
THE DoINGs OF SOCIETY. FOLK
WHIT THEY FIND TO MAKE
YEE TINE PASS PLEASANTLY.


Tbe Tueseay Afternoon Whist Club
{ had 3 most delightful meeting at the
1 HoseI Sumter, Mrs. Armstrong being
: hostess for the occasion. Mrs. Hazel
Sanders was the fortunate winner OF
the first prize. while Mrs. Rivers took
the booby. a salad course was en-
sSioyed by the guests, Those present
we're Mesdames j. "a. A1nut, e. Il.
sTempie, j.. K. Coyner, A. @. Duck
ar Rivers, Archie China, CsH.
Dorm, w H. Ingram, Breeden, Philip
Finn, and Schumacher.
The Shirt Visit Club met with Miss
Jessie Noise on Tuesday eeternoon,
and as usual with this charming hos
tess the time passed pleasantly. Whist
was the game of the afternoon aud
& Mrs Nina Solomons won the first
urSzes bottle of Violet extract.
while Miss Rosie Cooper captured
the booby. Grape fruit. cake, and
cherry cobbler were temptingly served,
during the afternoon. Those playing
were Misses Lydia Lee, Edith Du-
wall Mareuerite Cromer, Annie
sGraham. Shstrlie Graham, Kate De-
Inrme. May Brock, Kate Moses,
Rosie Cooper, Theo Lopez, Emily
Similar aud Mesdames Lewis. Nina
Solomons, and Henry Hill.
on "Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Perry
Noses Jrs, entertained the Ladies
Social Club. notwithstanding the
sevesity of the weather four tables
wres filed with enthusiastic whist
ulayers Mrs G. Baker and Mrs.
+ Lewis tied fer the first prize and each
seIecAsd q partner and played q game.
Ms Baker being successful, was
awarded the FIRST prize, a beautiful
pink satin glove box Mrs. Hubert
Osteen cut The consolation prize, a
handsome brass candlestick. After
the game, charlotte russo and hot
chocolate we're served. Those present
were Mesdames S. c. Baker,
I'M. Spann, Hubert Osteen, Agnes
Begin, Nina Selomons, H. "a.
Stuckey ID j. Winn, Jr., Felix
Moses. Lewis. w IA. Ingram, J.
sM. knight and Misses Jessie Noise,
Mopeta Osteen, Theo Lopez, and
sAlIns Ward.
he Thursday Evening Club was
entertained by Miss Edith Duvail,
and for three delightful hours every
ono did honor to st. Valentine. The
rooms we're decorated with garlands Of
pisk and white hearts, which idea
and color scheme was carried out IN
~ 49, ty,1,e :, M for Of
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Columbia, Feb. 11.-Between the
see.saw of the house and the Senate
in the matter there seems to be little
chance of any important dispensary
legislation at this session IN spite OF
the talk about the strong and grow
ing sentiment throughout the State in
favor of changes. The dispensary,
anti.dispensarv and prohibition forces
are hopelessly tangled..and it looks now
as if the contest will end in dog fall
with nothing accomplished, IN
which case there Will be important
events in the primaries the summer
after next. The senate rejected the
Brice act allowing communities as
we'll as counties to vote out dlspensa1-
les and repeating the tax feature, but
passed the Raysor bill providing b5t-
Ter paid directorate and purchases by
secret, numbered bids through the
State treasurer's Office, but today un-
iavorably reported the Toole house
hill. which repeals the tax feature OF
the B1;ce act of last year. The house
cot in a tangle over the Senate Ray
Cor bill with an amendment from the
house committee substitute providing
for the directorate's election by the
Joint assembly instead of appointment
hy the governor. And the bill was
killed by a decisive majority. So far
nothing has been accomplished but
the passage of the investigating reso-
luton.
The appropriation bill passed the
house yesterday without scratch, and
rapidly, money being appropriated at
the rate of about $4,000 minute.
Chairman Moses of the ways and
means gave notice of amendments
from the committee on third reading.
Efforts to cut the appropriations for
the South Carolina, for Winthrop and
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tion of pay as all are working by the
piece The last legislature had
made mistake, be declared, in pass
ing the child labor bill and it should
not make more and greater ones.
Mr. Cioy Of Aiken, was suffering
with a frightful cold and had to limit
his remarks. As usual he spoke we'll
in favor of the bill. He received
close attention as he always does.
Paraphrasing the little boys expla-
naticn that the use of the pug dog S
tail curling so tight over his back
WIS to give the feas opportunity to
loop the loop, Mr.. Cloy said in a few
years there would be lots of political
feas oloping the loop on this question.
This ten hour law is coming and the
only way this question will remain
disposed of is to pass the bill. Out
side OF Georgia, South Carolina and
North Carolina there is not State in
the union that requires II hours, Mr..
Cloy declared.
There was then recurrence to the
morning and consequently no action,
the house shortly afterward adjourn
ing. No test vote Of any kind was
taken.
The senate spent the night amend
ing the omnibus county officers sala-
ries bill.
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COlumOld, r 6D. 1U.-IQG uOuSG las
finished letting of hot air on the ten
hour labor bill and by a vote of 65
to 40 has killed it. Members from
the up-country mills districts where
nearly..al1 Of the mills are located, op-
posed the bill in the interests Of both
the mill mangements and the opera
tives. Representatives from the mill
sections over next to Georgia favored
the mill, as did tie Newberry delega-
tion.
| An effort was made on third reading
yesterday to kill the bill establishing
an Industrial school for boys, but it
failed by the decisive vote of so to 80,
and the bill was given its third read
ing and sent to the senate where it
was referred to the finance committee.
A resolution passed the house calling
for the appointment of the usual COM
mittee to Investigate the accounts Of
State officers in the recess. The COM
| mittee is increased to five members
and is authorized to employ stenog-
| rapber.
Mr.. D. o. Herbert's bill to codify
the military laws of the State passed
| without objection. but his bill to i'm
pose tax Of one per cent. on lnherl-
tances. bequests and legacies over and
above $4,000 beyond recorded debts
was killed by yea and nay vote Of SO
| TO 3S. It was looked upon in the
nature of a double tax on property, and
unconstitutional, although Mr.. Herbert
said that 35 supreme courts had de-
clared the law constitutional in other
| States. 1t was the tax commissions s
bill of last year.
Over in the senate the bill to re-
ouire school trustees to make annual
reports to patrons, the house bill to
| prevent cock-fghting and the bill to
extend the powers to the railroad COM
mission with regard to telephone COM
panies we're promptly killed without
debate by the adoption of unfavora-
BILE reports.
Senator Johnson's bill to enact the
Dick federal law with regard to the
military passed after an effort to kill
it.
Pamphlets had been laid on the
desk of members in opposition to the
bill authorizing dams across the Saw
annah at Gregg and Cherokee falls IN
Anderson and Abbeville counties,
and Senator Earle thought the matter
should 20 over for an opportunity to
look into the matteY. Senator Hocd
resented this interference and the bill
passed.
Several hostile motions we're made
against the ten circuit bill in the
senate yesterday. But it finally pass
ed 26 to 8, with al amendment from,
Mr.. MCGOWAN taking Laurens county
out of the Spartanburg circuit. The
motion of Senator Blease of Saluda
to continue the bill failed % to IA as
did Senator Johnson's motion to re-
commit % to 13.
| Senator Mauldin has Withdrawn his
bill to refer to the several counties the
question of prohibition, dispensary or
high license
/
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Columbia, Feb. 1.-THE ten circnit
bill today went to a free conference
committee consisting of senators
MCGOWAN, Hay and Brown and repre-
sentatives Whaley, Otis and CASTOR.
The bill will pass.
Mr.. Beamguard's bill to make all VIC
lations of dispensary law punishable
by Imprisonment only was killed after
a short debate 43 to 26. It was direct
ed at the Charleston and other city
professional tigers.
The supply bill raising the state
levy half mill passed with notice OF
amendments on the third reading.
Mr.. Moses explained that the raise
was made to get the state back on a
cash basis.
The general appropriations bill
passed and was sent to the senate
without change from the way it came
from the committee.
The senate after several hours de-
bate today passed the Mauldin bill to
prohibit beer and hotel privileges.
Before this an amendment that would
preserve hotel privileges was tabled
DY NOG6 VI 4O W y aSo oOAOHS
this Senator Blease's motion to indefi-
nitely postpone the bill failed by a
vote of 16 to II. An hour after his
motion to continue the bill failed by
vote II to 16 and the bill went to a
third reading without amendment.
By a year and nay vote of 63 to 19 the
house adopted the free conference re-
port on the ten circuit bill, which
now becomes Law.
Saluda and Lexington members
tried to kill it because Saluda is
taken from the Lexington circuit and
for half an hour the debate was spirit
ed and the tension great.
Representative Bruce today W. J.
drew his Jim Grow Pullman car bill.
Representative Moragn also with
drew his high liense bill which had
no chance to passs.
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Columbia, FEB. 10.-The house he's
assed the appropriation bill. ali ef-
forts to amend it failing.
The house is debating the senate
dispensary bill in connection with the
house substitute. The feeling is that
the bill will be killed.
The senate has unfavorably report
ed the Toole dispensray bill.
Bills have been introduced in both
houses authorizing the state house
commission to erect new dome on
the state house and sell the old boil
ers.
The house has adjourned debate
on the senate dispensary bill. 1t will
be killed by combination of the
prohibition, dispensary and anti-dis-
pensary forces.
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lid nit oenienigerf ber iibri9en 6ins
geribteten in eiriem gemetniatnen
@rabe beeroiet. Wdbreno Der &en0s
lutipnss uno Der aaiieraeit t%lnrnerte
man iih nibt meiter -um fie. aber alS
1915 Die 8Durbpnen enolih tpteoer
fiber in ibrem 8Dnigreib laBen, ba
muroen 8eriube anaeiteat, Die 2eibe
Der uneliidlihen &0niQin 81 finoen.
Sc uar oas ~aleroinas non nDrn'
herein elm ausfihtslDies Beginner,
ober mas brinat Der Dteniteifer lopas
Ter Entertainer niht fertig. S0 muroe
benin bic 2eihe auh rihtig %gefunoen,
b. +. aus benz @ebeinbaufen wuroen
elm Tutenl1doel uno &nohen berausz
gebolt. BON oenen man bebauptete,
onB es bieieniaen Wtarie Wnt0inette' 8
ieien. Den 8Dpf, erfldrte @hateaus
brianb, babe man nod an benz graz
aiD5en 4ddefrt ertannt, melhes bic
&Dniein itets ousaeseihnet babe.
Dieien art1en &opf, ben man pDr %
Sabrert abseiblasen unb nit pieraio
anoern a6pfen sleibseitia in elmer
@rube periharrt battel Nber Die
2eute in 8aris glaubten oielen baars
ltrdubenoen 8lDbfinn - mas bdtten
Die nibt ihun aIes gealaubt - unt
bic 10 gliiflib aufgefunoenen neber'
reite murben feierlidit beitattet. 9as
tuar rpol bas gDlite, bas lie an Sci
d Observation-Disclosures geleiitet lit.
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Sn BET Ndbe bon Nperg, uri.
melt G%lartsDiIe, ioa Elm 0eger einen
nerbreherilben Wnqriff auf etne yrau
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baben.
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tlart. oaB iie gu Der Sette Der vSes
ben Oags Nopentifts" gebDren uno
es ihnen oaber erlaubt iein miiiie.
am Sonntag 81 arbeiten, b. 3. 9beas
ter au ipielen.
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t0tltd beruunoet. Sun batte feline
frau gepriigelt uno Wapo tpDIte i'm
oesrpegen oerhaften. Sua nuroe
lpdter feitaenDmmen. Wabu farb
mach eini9en 5tunber i'm Sealp 6Dss
pital.
Gin paar tleine Suneen i'm
Nlter BON Z uno 8 Sobren 1ino in
@ainSuile unter Der Nntlage perbaftet
mproen. cine gauge &eibe BON GIN
brthen unb Diebitdblen auseeiuhrt
gu haben. Sic nuroen babel abees
faBt. als ite nahts in oaa @elbaftss
Total BON Sramblaoe & 60. einoes
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cine Jrau 8oberts frimineq anae.
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1T nod Waco iiberfiibrt unb i'm Dor.
tiQen @ountpaefdngnis unteraebrabi
uoroen.
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in Der @eaen6 BON guerp, tuuroe Dor
einem niitenben @ielhengit angefaf.
len. Das gier serfleiihte ieinen Nrm
une hrabte ibm AUDI ionit mod Ser.
lebungeri BEL.
NuS &errpine tor1int bic Nah-
riht. oaB Der 8iebsii6ter Mler Nult
ourh einen Stur5 nit ieinem Bferbe
aet0tet tpuroe.
= Wan bat Die Bai1aeiere, bic
ON Treitaa init Dem Dampfer GIa.
mo- BON @alueton in Seem Dorl
ei~naetrofeu fino, als feberperoahtia
aurudgebalten unb auf 6offman's
Sslauo oeteniert, Sn 8alneitDn
berriht hieriiber arose gntriitunn
uno Or. TabDr, unier Stoats. Sani.
t%dtsbeamter. bat Die 6anolungsmeiie
Der Mep @orter 8eb1rben fir olbern
ertlart.
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