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N D. McGERRN a. COMPANY.
" r. AIctfFRRY & COMPANY.
w r. NcGEREN d COMPANY

y p aLcGERRY 8 COMPANY.
NJ. B NcGERBN d COMPANY,
tit Fillmore ST.. near McAllister.
r-a 0o0-Corner on Webster ST.. bot McAlHs.
Tor and o'Farreil- 80 feet frontage:
grand substantial building: properly han
died WIZ produce $500 per month.
81 600 Lu tho Mission. close To etth St; lot 6
xao feel. modern hsts of rooms; rent
ri low al 50 per har
So o00-FInc corner montgomery ave and
mon -; large lot- 1870; elegant sire
IS lor q few days only
*if5ooW WsbsteT ST.: corner: SIX new fats; lot
ooxso- rent $3.50 per Fcar; great snap,
cali esriy' mortgage 5000 can remain.
So 5oo-CIosc 10 Market and 10Th SITS: new
Sets rented for $3.50 per year; these are
So 500 Hayes ss six new fafs. large lot:
sTat yoursell ~ this bargain. income
s.5.5oe-a -aicAHistar s.. close 30 Pierce: three
Splendid fats ~ rooms each rents
Sl6so- fne locstiou. exceptional buy
SI5 0n1-Cesrr ST.. close TO Fillmore, store and
losso ~ fu rooms: large Tot. 27:6xlI5:
rents $50 Urr month: mis- could be i'm
Hroroi 81 small cost tc bring in a big
. $4,000 -El.> st. close 70 Fillmore: three fats
@le s-o.' rents $50. ca1 be IN
(which could De built two Oats. which
would lrin- good return.
MADISON & BURKE-FOR SALE
Established January. 1855
Real Estate Agents
10000 sIifornia-st corner. close 10 Fillmore
8 fronfsges- lot Slx120; Improvements
renting rr 5000 per MONTH small outlay
hui-d i-dinEs could be raised and stores would
psT large returns.
= 1Qo-McCormick St. near Pacific; lot 2lX5s:6.
BUY THIS QUICK
44ol0-P0Well ST. near the Faimont Hotel
lot 22x70; good location
Sl259-DUpont st.. near Filbert; lot 22.6x60.
BEST u NORTH BEACH
s'Ooo-PIne s., near TAYLOR; lot 2sxs4.
CHEAP AT DOUBLE THE PRICE.
A4D00-Serelrh ST. near HarTisOns lot 25XS5.
NEAR THE HUB: GRAB IT
81 5JQ--Acar Masonic ave and Congress St F.
house p. and b.; marine view; 45K120.
rent low at $3.50. worth least SO
mo- bound 10 increase IN value soon.
sf-751-Nesr Ellis and Scott sts-; fats, r.
ard b.; rent SS5 mo- EASY MONEY.
fi5090-Steincr St. near park; fine modern
fats. 2. = ?. and b.. rert Sl25 mo.
Dot 27;6xll0; rent worth $50 mo.
ATTRACTIVE.
1913 500-Jacks0n 81; swell location; cottage.
p and b.; lot 3fxl27.
SIJ. 00N-DeF issdcro ST.. business property; rent
slc5 mo. GOOD TURN N THIS
ST.. .0Ge-psEe 81 swell modern fats Of g..
and .. aul r.. rent lOw S122 90
mo- worth 500 NO. DESIRABLE IN
COME PEDPERg1-
81 900 aua upwari--Tsots. Turk. Baker. Golden
CATE and BrodcrlcS sts.; easy terms and
chance for everybody in desirable lots
TO LEASE.
WATCH POLK ST. GROw-SECOND VAN
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S45, ,000-Rents $500; excellent income pro-
ducer; block from Fillmore street:
pays II per cent net at present and viii
continue 10 do Tor years TO come and
when il viii always pay the usual large
apartment house rental.
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POINT LoBos HEIGHTS.

It will pay you TO see these lots II Won want
a lot commanding an unobst strueted view Of fhe
ocean, park and Spreekels Lake, this Is the
property; 10 lots sold this week: low prices
easy terms; gas and water mains laid; honses
TO be built within the next month. Take
Clement-st. cars TO Forty-frst ave- Agent on
the ground.
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Members of the s. F. Real Estate Board.
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CITY REAL EsTATE-contlnued.
INSURANCE

D. W. CARMICHAEL CO.,
1O16 Fillmore st. Phone Park 945.
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$T500-Two story house of II rooms and bath
Geary St. close to Fillmore ST.: would
lease for 500 per month; splendid
rooming house.
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$35,OO0-Rents $685. exceptional offer of a
Western Addition corner, having 162 feet
street frontage; consists of 3 stores and
fats; same rents before.
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yoN RHEIS REAL ESTATE CO. Inc,
Temporary office 1882 Pine st.
Real Estate. Insurance. Renting
s4l ,o00-Prominent w A. corner: IS new lats
renting for $500 per annum.
S1S,o0o-McAlister ST., near Fillmore; improve
ments consist Of store and > fats: renting
for $lS5 per month.
$1c,5oo-Corner lot, e0xSo feet: improvements
consist Of fats renting for sI55
per month; these rentals have not been
raised and can be materially increased
mortgage Of $4,000 can remain on the
IS s.oooMIot 53:e1125 feet; new Eats in III.
sunny belt Of the Mission; renting for
$72 per month, same rents as before the
fire, and can be readily raised TO 500
per month
$500 -25xloo; modern house of rooms and
bath on Rcivedore, near Waller.
- s.'H s-sei euuier i8artc v'ev lots - -Sant
Iion'aS, g inblic park. - Lake ST. nesgr
81. SOC =5xlls. 1wp1fs tiird 81 near Guerrero.
modern fats ~ : and 6 raoluss
S,,ot1 = :6xi5i.1; Van Ness ave, ncar Grrr:i.
81 ,o50-Lot 81 foot frontage: octarIa St. bet.
Green and Union, with cottage of rooms
S2,eoo-House of 6 rooms and bath; in the
belt of the Mission, near Goth st.
400 lots Columbia Heights; prices ranging
rpn psss SV The 20 SSo1 san one 9ateo tate eleee
location for home.
s., 500-25x13I:6; unsurpassed building lot
81 ,600-LotA 2T:6xl37:6: Greenwich st. near
Devisadero; splendid locality FOR fats
OUR BURLINGAME SALES
so to 100 Lots
Each Week
We have large tract at Burlingame bat
no tract, however large. can last long at
this rate. No better proof that others sha re
in our belief that our lots at Buriingame are
the best than the sales are making
50-foot lots
$500 and Upward
$50 Cash, so Monthly
Sewers. water. etc
Near the station
Take San Mateo electric cars on Mission ST
aud ret OF al Burlngame station tur ~.
fee ~ opposite Remember. the Bay shore
cutoff is almost finished. Rnrlingarne viii be
only % minutes from san Franefsco-nearer
and better than any other frst-clsss suburb.
LYON & HOAG
CSC Market St. at Montgomery
FOR sale-Up date 6 rms. b.. large basement
cement walks: Just finished. :,6S Carl II pr
1sfa NIL l.
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sannn

rr close To Market: - feet
r--fr feet ID depth: one OF the best
sb.s- cl the market
r RICH & Co.
- Keamy Street
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FOR sale-Up-todafe. rms. b.. large basement
cement walks: just finished 56S Carl 81 mr.
lst ave; snsp. HaiIett K Gee, 1a4s 1st ave-
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for s'e is-anf reridcnce near Preside; II
rooia Ta4 re 1910. Post ST.. room !.
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Beale St, near Mission; owner viii erect one
space; long lease - Nooi
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So. .500-Business block on good corner in West
Addition; lot T5x10o: new. modern.
hsy-window building Of stores snd S
fats. rent SG25; a good lifetime invest
melf.
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$3.50 - HARD-FINISHED cottage: Excelsior
Homestead 4 rooms basement; part cash. 306
Munich, corner Brazil.
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sls.lit-EI 81. close % Fillmore; three fats
and rlore. rents 1885, ca1 be In
s-e7sel- lo- -Nz1-o to rear street. on
which could De built two fats which
would irinz good return
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$s0O0-Three fats Of ) rooms each; lot 25x12o:
well rented; Richmond District. 9th ave-
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$50. OO0-Rents $3.50: swell apartment house
on a fine street; close 10 Devisadero;
will always pay this rental; IL apart
ments Of : and 4 rooms and bath each:
one of the best income producers the
market.
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SIS 5On-Fi Fiilmore-st business property: lot OK
81: well improved store below and Groom
fat above; rents $3.50 and $50; by giving
leases rents can be increased; stores ad-
joining leased at 5000 and $3.50; choice
investments.
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SI5 011-Cosrr ST.. close TO Fillmore store and
lolso ~ fp rooms; large lot. 2T:6x1l5:
rents $3.50 Urr month: tlis could be inn
Hr7Foi at small cost tc bring in a big
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STRONG BELDEN 4 FAM
Members 5. F. Real Estate Board.
Real Estate. Insurance
As Post ST. Tel Emergency ISL
ss 7oo-Bsautitu1 residence on Parnassus
Heigbts rooms and bath. attic and
basement; lot 50 feet front; large open
etc: mortgage S4SoO can remain.
IS. .3oo-Cholce residence OF 10 rooms and bath
etc: this house has been entirely reno
vated and Is as good new: 5000
ss.5OoGHouse Of rooms and bath: 18th st.
car passes the door; 25-coot lor-
Cd nav ave- is 1'0s arrsnSsd @ 50 that tires
rooms can be and are now rented az daf
with separate entrance. and rented for
$50 per mo-; IN hrst-class condition
81, ,5oo-Two-story cottage on Rth ave. near
Clement St; rooms and BATH; 5000
Sc OOOENev house Of Z rooms and bath; tusa
completed: 7th ave; easy terms. a
81 OOO-Three choice fats on Fell st, nr. De.
visadero; rents $50 per month
Western Addition, mr. Park al renteds
50. 5ooAFour new OATS OF rooms each: Trs-
mont ave-. mr.. Frederick; rents SIS.
SIC, JO0-Nr. the corner Of Market and Sanche1
sss.; six beautiful nsss OF rooms and
bath each; lot over so feet 'front.' rents
5000 per year; bank mortgage $1,000
can remain.
realms r sass pr ys 1ea Soua
be raised: bank mortgage can remain
ssov. ws rens '0s oE sss POns POS ISSSs
ave. near 4th ave -N4
ss5O-Lots In sunset district; ss5 easo, s1a
s7.soogssh 81. nr. Bryant; 2sziOO.
s25, OoO-6ex1e0; on 5th at. running through -
rear street: near Harrison.
Lot on Sd st. nj. Harrison: bank mertgags
$4,000; make offer; no reasonable efe<
$500 and up. SIS cash; lots in Mission.
s5.25o-Lot AS foot frontage on street IN vicinity
% -, I'd
81. soo-Nr the corner Of 18th and MissIcn sts
so-foot lot
SULLIVAN. FEDER & kahn REAL ESTATE
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
seihp'NS; Nj !; F,tI.MoRR 8 oRR BUSH
An EXCEPTIONAL OFFER
IS feet % Devisaesrv St. near suttsr; improve
not equal in character to the value
6s q ss 8Ses.. P{PE within 70 gsE cent
time; Investigate at once.
ss5oo-on Silver St. BET sFd and 4th. zsss
can remain; buy this and let as resell IL
for you
Sa5Oo-B Building lot On Minna street. within half
block OF new postofnce; size 25xSo;
JOHN ]. DEANE & CO..
Real Estate and Insurance
NV. Cor, Steiner and suttsr
FOR SALE.
Residences and Eats ranging in price from
$500 10 s14 500.
To LEASE.
Valuable sites IN the burned district north
and south OF Market St. owners viii builds
also excellent location on corner near Van Mesa
ave-. for saloon. restaurant drug store Sew
eral lots In Richmond District for sale. Cal
and examine our list. a
JOHN J. DEASE co.
BURR PADDON & CO..
1904 Fillmore ST.
St11t-Sacrihce In home in the sunset Dis.
trict. facing the beautiful Golden Gate Paris
lot 25xfO0 with residence Of rooms aud
bath and cottage tn the rear of two roon1s
with running water
All OF the carpets and some OF tAa frxaitur9
included in the purchase price
BURR. PADDON & CO.
1924 Fillmore s.
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UNIAfPRovED TO LEASE.
C. p. Mcleod COMPANY Inc,
2543 Mission St. near I'D St
Phone Park T5S.
Largest Office in the Mission.
REAL ESTATE. kbN1lNg-
1NSI-R sNCF COLLECTIONS.
Lot on west line OF Mission St, bet. 18th
aud 18th 5OzS0xl60. This is a swell bust
ness location, in a booming business neighbor-
2sxso. west line Of Mission, bet. 18th and
18th.
We have other very desirable business To-
cations in the Mission. Business IN the MIS-
sion IS booming; Mission 81. looks Ike Market
ST rsed TO and getting better all the time
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Owner will erect a 7-story class A buiIdinv
on one of the most prominent corners facinS
Union Square; win build to suit tenant: partic
ulars inquiry P4''S
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new class A building; ready about Decen,bsr ! :.
containing store. basement and7 lofts; to leas
as whole or separately
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Beale ST. near Market: COCO square feet of
ground space owner will build to suit tenant
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Powell st, near O'FarreIl. one-half block from
ST Francis Hotel and Union Square and one
block from James Flood building; class A buiId
Ing, containing store, basement and lofts. 70
lease as whole; ready about January -
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Toward st, between Fifth and Sixth; lot
@.oxso: @ owner viii erect brick building to suit
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-07

CHATFIELD & vINZENT,
s. Post st.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-03-14
CHINESE SMUGGLE ARMS.
LARGE LOT OF MODERN RIFLES
FOUND ON STEAMER BOUND
FOR CHINA.
A Discovery at San Francisco Shows
That Chinese are Buying Weapons
in Large Quantities in Anticipation
of Trouble.

San Francisco, March S.--A story
was published here this morning that
the Chinese crews Of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Companys steamers are
enga. in smuggling arms and am
munition to China. It is stated that
22 boxes of modern rifles which We're
purchased in this city were found con-
cealed in the quarters Of the Chinese
crew Of the steamer Manchuria. Ten
thousand rounds of ammunition were
also found.
It is possible that many more rifles
were concealed on the ship as there
was no time to search the vessel
which was fully loaded before the first
find was made
Tie rifles were bought by a Chinese
member of the engineers force, but
how he got them aboard without being
discovered is a mystery.
This alleged discovery is said to
have caused some anxiety to the Of
dcials OF the company who have no
means of knowing how long the snug
Cling has been going on.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-03-14
REPREssIvE MEASURES.
The Russian Autocracy Determined to
Continue to Rule With an Iron
Hand.

st. Petersburg, March S.-Russian
government has decided to continue
is policy of repression throughout the
country fearing that there will be a
.enewal of the former rioting in the
spring. The Agrarian disorders in
the southern provinces have already
broken out afresh. One estimate is
that the crops and buildings on i2,-
aoo acres have been reduced to ashes,
only so acres remaining intact.
Typhus is spreading in the districts
which have suffered from famine and
is attended with heavy fatalities. It is
reported that 90 per cent. OF the per
sons attacked with this disease have
died.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-03-14
Dealing With Erring Boys.

Seven years ago, before there was
such a thing as s juvenile court, a boy
OF nine was arrested in Denver for
burglary. He was brought into the
criminal court, tried as a burglar, and
sent to Jail. He served a term OF
years, during which he learned thor
oueh!v the trade which ne had been
accused of plying. When he was re-
leased he began to practice in earnest
He was rearrested, recommitted, and,
after a second term, turned loose
again. a more accomplished burglar
than ever before. A few months ago
he was shot at by the Denver police
in an attempt to escape third arrest.
He was captured and brought into the
Juvenile court, still mere child. that
ought TO have been going to school.
Judge Ben" g. Lindsay, who pre-
sides over this tribunal, was confront
ed by bold, hardened, and unnatu-
rally sharp young expert in crime who
had mystified the police by telling half
a dozen different stories. Judge Lind
sey began by telling the boy that he
didn't believe him to be half as tough
| a kid" as the police had made him
out. and that he would not be "sent
up" if he was square with the court"
and made clean breast Of his trouble
with the cops"
This new treatment got from the
| boy his real story. He had been LED
into his first offense by desire for
knife with which to make kite. His
father refused to get him one, and he
broke into barber shop and took a
razor. According to the letter of the
criminal law, the boy had committed
a burglary. AS there was no "juve-
nile' law at the time, he was dealt
| with as a professional housebreaker.
| Asked about his first trial, he said to
Judge Lindsay:
| cav, de guy wild de whiskers, wot
sat up on de high bench looked over
at de cop and de cop he says, Dis
| is very bad kid; he broke into
Smiths barber shop and took a razor
and he admits it, yer Honor Den de
guy on de high bench sends me up
without giving me a chanel to say a
word
Thus the boy was we'll started on
a criminal career before he was ten
years old. Fortunately. he fell into
the hands Of the Denver Juvenile
Court. which had been established in
the interval between his second and
third arrest. while he was still able
to pull up" Instead Of telling him
that he was bad boy and sending
him to Jail again, Judge Lindsey told
him that he was a bully fellow and
set him free on probation. Today
that boy is still going up hill as fast as
he was going down hill before.-Re-
view Of Reviews.
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TAX NOTICE.

The County Treasurer's office in
Court House building will be open for
the collection Of taxes, without pen
atty. from the 18th day of October to
the 31st day of December, inclusive,
1905.
The levy is as follows: For State,
51-2 mills; for county, 1-2 mills;
Constitutional School, mills; Polls,
$500. Also, School District No. 1.
snecial, mills; No. 2, mills; No. Z,
. mills: No. 4, 2 mills; No. Is, 2 mills;
No u. i mill; No. IS, 2 mills.
50 cents capitation dog tax
4 penalty of per cent. added for
month January, 1906. Additional
nenalty of / per cen-. for month Feb
mary 1905. Additional penalty OF 5
nar cent. for Is days in March, 1906.
T. w. LEE. County Treasurer.
october sth, 1905.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-03-14
CLEMSON COLLEGE.
A Stray Baseball Teanl-Improve-
ments on the Campus-Otber
News.
Clemson Coll

Clemson College, March 6.-The
prosr for a good baseball team
are very encouraging. There are over
so on the field and each aspirant feels
sure that he will make the team. y
Mr.. John McMakin is the coach again
this year.
Quite number Of Improvements
are being made on the campus, and a
little later Oh when the many flowers
show. A very large flower house is
being built between the college build
ing and the chemical building. 1t is
to be made Of glass blocks. supported
by bands Of white iron. and will add
a great deal to the beauty OF the cam
pus.
Last Wednesday night the Temple
quartette gave an entertainment in
the Lyceum course. Next Saturday
night Marc, the Prince of Magic. will
give a performance. Then comes q
week, of dreaded examinations
The band returned this morning
from Due West, where they played
last night.
The weather still keeps cool. 1t
was hard for US to believe the reports
awhile back. about it being warm IN
Sumter.
The board Of trustees at recent
meeting elected Mr.. Fraser, of Sumter,
to fill the vacancy made in the board
of visitors by the death Of Hon. Alta
mont Moses.
The track team is very busy pre-
pairing for May day. This is a holiday
set aside by the board Of trustees as
a day Of athletic sports Of all kinds.
It is the first day of May.
Professor w. S. Morrison received
a telegram Monday telling him of
the sudden death Of his aged mother.
He left that afternoon to be present
at her burial All the boys extend to
him their sympathy in his sadness.
J. D. G.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-03-14
TOUR OF OBSERVATION.
Congressnlea Coming South to Inspect
the Rivers and Harbors.

Washington, March 7.-Memoers of
the House committee on rivers and
.,arbors, OF which Representative Eur
on, Of Ohio, is chairman, accompa-
lied by Chairman Hepburn and sever
Il of the committee on Interstate and
Foreign, Commerce, left here this
morning over the Southern Railway
20 inspect the rivers and harbors in
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and
Florida
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-03-14
A Favorable Remedy for Babies.

sits pleasant taste and prompt cures
have made Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy favorite with the mothers OF
small children. 1t quickly cures their
coughs and colds and prevents any
danger Of pneumonia or other serious
consequences. 1t not only cures Group,
but when given as soon as the croupy
cough appears will prevent the at
tack. For sale by all druggists
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-03-14
rILLMAN AND THE DIsPENsARY
The Views of the Southern Christian
Advocate.


The editorial below is from
the Southern Christian Advo-
cate, the editor of which, the
Rev. S. A. Nettles, was the pro-
hibition leader in the general as
sembly when the dispensary law
was enacted and also a staunch
political friend of Senator Till
man:
Senator Tillman has been and
.et remains a dominant in
auence in the politics of South
Carolina. The secret of this in
auence cannot be explained on
The ground Of his ability and
willingness to appeal to pref
1dice. The senator is in temper
sment, in native ability, and in
ambition a leader. We believe
:aiina to be a thoroughly earnest
and honest man of strong con-
7ictions, and fearless in his
statement of defense Of them.
One of these convictions is the
worth and need of the dispensa-
" system. Threatened as it is
in the State, he has the unques-
toned right to come to its de-
fense and to Identify, as ne
seems to do, it's success or fall
ure with his own.
But we do question both his
taste and his moral right to die
tate TO the leaders and people OF
the State the manner and spirit
in which this question shall be
discussed and settled. In any
criticism OF the senator's pro-
nunciamentos6t would be unfair
to forget that he rarely remains
satisfied with calling "a spade a
spade" He more often delights
to designate it as a dredging
shovel" With due allowance Tor
this little foible of the senator's
we leave to the unprejudiced
reader to decide whether or not
the the following utteranees does not
smack of egotistic assumption
of the right and power to dictate
to the people of the State. Said
the senator to the Washington
correspondent Of the State:
cit is up to the people now
says Senator Tillman concern
ing the dispensary situation,
"and there will be a hot time
next summer. The campaign
will be three-cornered. There
will be three distinct elements at
least l propose to make it that
way if | can, and l think it will
have to be that way" Every
man who offers himself for the
legislature ought to be forced
and he will be forced, to come
out squarely and declare himself
one way or another, and, mind
when he does declare himself
want him to stick to it like a
man and like an honest man. Il
he is a prohibitionist and wants
to down the dispensary, let him
stand up for his convictions and
not be entering into dirty bar.
gains with high license men, and
vice versa, if he is a high license
man. | respect a high license
nan if he is honest and open and
above board, but let him stick
out for high license and not be
dickering with prohibitionists,
honest, open and above board
politics in South Carolina, and
I want the people to decide this
~ L1>-o11,oo
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A Scientific Wonder.

*The cures that stand to its credit
make Bucklen's Arnica Salve scien-
tifc wonder. 1t cured e. r. Null
ford. lecturer for the Patrons of Hus-
bandry. Waynesboro. Pa, of dis
tressing case of piles. 1t heals the
worst burns. sores. boils, ulcers. cuts.
wounds. chilblains and salt rheum.
Only CSC at all druggists.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-03-14

*AIothers everywhere praise One
Minute Cough Cure for. the sufferings
it has relieved and the lives of their
little ones it has saved. A certain cure
for coughs. Group and Shooping cough
Makes breathing easy, cuts cut
phleem. and draws out the inflamma-
ton. It should be kept on hand for
Immediate use. Sold by all druggists.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-03-14

*The best safeguard against head
ache, constipation and liver troubles is
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Keep a
vial Of these famous little pills in the
house and take a dose at bed time
when you feel that the stomach and
bowels need cleansing. They don't
grippe. Sold by all druggists.