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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-17
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mitismus, Der in ben lesten ssuhren in
Ieutfhlano oIs pOlitiider SSattor
mebr uHo mebr nieoersesdnaen mar,
bsgirni plSBlid pisoer aufsulooern.
Die Suoenfr.fsr nolsn bei ben ndtit.
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itrsnguneen MAIDEN, elm. 4Nsobl ibrsr
aanoioaten purh3u6ringen uno Be-
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seisers~, bat elm W1nifeft erlaiTen, eub
alien Suben bds g1abireht entsoeen
perbe. ba iie bura ibre unpairiotiihe,
vpGterlanosloie" Gsiinnung i'm Der
elm NIT ihrem torrumpirenoen Ginfluh
auf bos 6ffentlits 2sben bic eroBtc
0efahr fir bas Rsid bi!een uno bieies
unfeblb1r gu 8runbe seben miiIIe,
tpenn ibre politiite gntmiinbuns niat
erfolse.
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Waiinston, Der betanntlih bic Som.
merferien in i.insr Yilla i'm baperis
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ndhiten 1ienitas in gesleituns i.insr
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lia Dent Grant. sin.
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III felt Samiiag Tsorsen Der san3e
0ertebr labmssIsgt ba iin idmmtIide
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nen an ben Strsit beseben baben, um
cine 2obnsrb0buns unb tiirsse Qrs
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reihen permOsen, i1it ebenio empfino=
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Elm Enbe 5u madxn.
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Der arisgsDiiien>
Idaften.
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bertiobrfeier Der arisssdtnbemie ipiro
In Der gan3en prsiie Der 6duptitabt
unb bts Reifss nit dusfiihrlinen Nr@
titeln stbodt. in bensn bic eripriebz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-17
Satcr id)icbt ami Spbu.

Der 65 Sabre alte 8ubntpGrtsr sSre0.
9B. 9eIbmann bon go. 1896 GoIsrain
4Denue, geriet6 geiteru Qbeno nit Iei=
mem Sobn in Streit. in oeTen 9erluuTe
er BON otefem angegrifTen puroe. gr
ergrtff etnen RepoIDer unb CAB 3ipei
S6ufe arf isinen Sobn ub, obne 3u
treffen. 8eibmonu purbe BON benz
polisi'tsn Rober perbaftet, pdbrenb
es benz Sobne geIang, gu snttommeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-17

Beipeslina ihren elGnaenbiten aopf
unb Die engIiidfpredsnbe RdiIe ibrsn
er5bien Dfftnilihen Rebner. Worts
fonnsn meine 1rauer niht ausbriiden,
benn id9 babe einen meiner tbsueriten,
inttmiten uno treusitsn ssreunbe Derloe
rem. Oenebmiaen Sic bic ber5iitIts
9hsilnaAme Cines, Der nit Jhnen
trduert. Ilbert i. Bsperto9e.
WaibinstDn. .. 6. is. Dit.
g}iseprGiinent Sbsrman bat bic Iolsens
ben Genotoren su einem Gomniitsee
srnannt, bns am Donneritas in Jort
Dodge Der 5rauerfeier fir ben peritors
benen Senotor Dolliosr beifpchnsn
ion: gummins, gailep, Gltins, pupr=
ter, Helion. 9urrotps, aean, elapp,
8speribes, Shipelep. guristt uno
MoneD.
Die Meisenernte ber Wtit.
Wafbingtpn, .. g., 16. Stt.
Tas uderbau Department .lagt IN
ieiner Repue b<s Gianoes BEG Wtt3ens
i'm gluslonoe, bob bi. ausfift.n aif
e;n. qute grnte in Der iiiDlihsn 6tm:s
iphare binbsuten. Die Grnte europa's 8
lpiro aipar ann1herRb 95, 100000 gus
iRl aerinser iein. als bic srDbte biss
lana ersielte grnts, inbeFsn iie Hrs
ipritt bic speitsr6bts 5u freroen.
irelhe Der Gontinsnt bisldng prpouStrf
hat. Dd bas Grntesreebnib BON gtoroz
ameriia unb europa nunmsbr 5lsniltf]
be,annt lit. 10 rittst iid bic aussnsias
Musmsrtiamtsit auf ben Stano Der
Soaten in Der iiibIiden 5dlbtuael,
hauptIdhlih 2tuiiralisn, Nrsentinisn
uno pritiIhs sSnbisn. Den gerihtsn
nah su urtbeilsn, iinb bic Iuslihtsll
in ben brei senannten 2dnosrn. nit eis
ner Musnobme, CUTE.
4uitraIien bat elm groberts Wei5sns
arsal ols i'm 0orjabre unb ertpartet
eine polle Grnte. 4nbaltenoe 3urre I'M
n0rblihen grseniinien bat sroben. biss
lang nod nihi nit geitimmtb,it feit>
aufttllenbenShaoen angeri6tet, trGhe
rsno i'm 9ntralen unp iuolihen IbeiI.
bss Qanbes cine oolle Grnte 5u ertpar'
ten itebt. Sn 8ritiihsSnoien III bic
Musioat unter ben bsiten 4nsithtsn
por iih aeaanaen. aass Tn Qaem biirfs
ts bieI.lbe CUTE Grnie, pie i'm Wors
jabre, 3u ertparten lein.
Die Ipeben beenbete W.isensrnts
Guropa's mar ettpas esrinser aIs Die
bes 8oriabrs unb in einigen Staaten,
Der iiberaus naHen gBittsrunaen fpss
gen, pom serinssr auaIiiat. Die pore
idbriae Grnte, bi. sr6bt. iospeit be-
iannt, belief iih anndbernb auf L.
970, 900, 900 8ufhel, pdhrenb bic bless
i1briae etipo ], ,8sO, 600, 900 BuIbel be-
traoen biirfte. W1brenb oos grsebnib
fir bic galianiiaaten unb Dcnaulans
Der Elm lberaus eiirItises tit, habsr
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Grgebnib Der eins.lnen 2dnosr fur
1910 unb 1909 tit folsenoes:
l9lU lSUJ
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Ironireido 26s. 900, 900 355, 600, 900
ilnoarn 185, 900, 900 113.000, 900
Stalsr !. 153, 900, 900 $4,000. 900
Gpduien /. 137, ,OOO, 900 144,OO0, 900
Rumdnien log. 900. 900 100000
pulsarien 100000 37.OU,Ooo
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[ d q I ZEN

Berlin, 16. Ottober. Der 9un-
osrtiobrfeier Der ariegsatnbemie fpiro
In Der gan3en prsiie Der hdupttabt
unb bes Reidrs nit dusfiibrlinen Nr@
tistIn stoudt. in bensn bic eripriebz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-17

Tacoma, Wofb., Is. DIT. Die
bieiige 6anoelsidmmer unb Der Cons
msreinl Club iperben am Wontag teles
srapbifn in Maibinston cine neue
Geniusdufnabme beaiislin Der Bep0ls
teruns Der Stdbt beantrogen unb bies
ferbalb unteriiiist BON pielen anbsren
1iirserpereinsn btim prdiibentsn 1ofi
unb beini GefretGr fir 6nnbel unb
Nrbeiteranselesenbeiten Nngel pcritels
Zig neroen. ba iiber ben Geniusberitt.
iaut ipeldem Tacoma cine Nep0lserung
bon 82.972 baben foil, bier olIsemeine
gntriiituns berrint. Die Gntriiftung
ri6tet fi4 bouptf6Hlitb gesen ben
Spe3idlogenten UlcRfn3ie, Der bic
Nd65Gblung In febr oberfl1hliner
Mtiie NIT nur sans ipenioen MTfijtsn.
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Milnaufee, Wis., is. Gttpber.
SIM Gtnotnubitorium fonb am Gonns
tag cine MoHenperiummlung Inn Sns
ttrtffe BON Sobn y. Dieb ftait, Der
betanntlid5 in Cameron Dam iiir3lih
perboftet iporbtn III. Der 1auptrebs
iltr in Der Weriammlune mar Wopor
GeibeI unb bic Werfommluns nnbm
@ef6Iiin< an. In peIhen bic Dtrbofs
tuns bon Dieb fir eine Gdmoh unb
G@onoe ertIGrt lpurbe. Die Wers
fammlun8 berirot ben Gtdnbpuntt.
bdb Dirt unabl6bIim Don ben Rprpos
rdtiontn ber 6olabdnbler berfolst
iDcrben mar. 0nr@ cine GommIung
ipurbe be @umme bon 300 oufaes
braGt. bie ben anpdIien Diet'S iibsrs
mitielt pezhen pirA
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-12
Blanchard-Alderm

Manning, March 9.-At the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. Paul Rep
ton Alderman, of Alcolu, was mar
ried at 2 o'clock Tuesday, the Sth in
stance. to Miss Nina Blanchard,
daughter of DR.. c. W. Blanchard.
pastor of the Clarendon Baptist
church.
The bride Is an accomplished and
beautiful young woman and greatly
beloved and popular in church and
social circles of this and the old
North State.
The groom Is general manager Of
the Alcolu Railroad Company and a
member Of the big lumber firm of
d. w. Alderman & Sons Company,
and highly esteemed for his sterling
qualities. The happy couple were the
recipients Of earnest and sincere
congratulations of their many
friends.
They left Alcolu on the evening
train for their bridal tour, which
will embrace New York. Baltimore,
Washington and points in the Do
minion Of Canada.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-12
DISTRICT MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Organized Here Today With Eighteen
Members.

Eighteen physicians from the coun-
ties of Richland, Sumter, Lee Claren-
don, Williamsburg and GEORGETOWN
met in the Council Chamber today
and organized the District Medical
Association. The following officers
were elected:
DR.. Mcintosh, president: DIR. Geig-
er, vice president, and DIR. Mary Bak-
er, secretary-treasurer. After the dis
cussions those present repaired to Ho-
tel Sumter where a special dinner was
served. Those present today were:
Drs. Mary Baker, Knowlton and Nc
lntosh, Of Columbia, Drs. Moorer and
Ward, of Georgetown; Tvs. Parlar and
Dwight, of Wedgefield; Lr. Geiger, of
Manning; DR.. Gambrell, of Turbeville:
Drs. Holman, Mills, Baker, Stuckey.
Cheyne, A. China, ]. A. Mood, Lem
mon and Wilson, Of Sumter, and DIR.
rarAer' OF Lamar A Visitor.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-12
LEE COUNTY CONNECTING TOO.
The Blind Tiger Catches 1t Hard In
BishOpville.

Criminal court has been going on
In our sister city this week. A case
that attracted a great deal Of inter-
est was a case of selling whiskey. j.
Il. Durant had two cases made out
against him for selling booze. He
was tried on one of these. the soli-
citor being assisted by Thomas Nc
Leod. Esq. The jury were not out
ten minutes and returned with a ver-
dict of guilty. A fine of $500 or four
months on the gang was imposed. In
another case he pleaded guilty and
was given the same fine. but this last
one was suspended during good be-
havior. He had previously been be-
fore the mayor under these same
charges. He was put under heavy
bond and forfeited the bond.
There was case against ]. G..
Stokes for selling whiskey, but Stokes
was sick and could not appear for a
trial.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-12
A MODERN BUILDING.
Kress & Co. Will Erect a Building
OF Which Any City Would Be
Proud.

One Of the most modern buildings
in this section of the State will be
the Kress building to be erected on
the corner Of Main and Caldwell Sts.,
at an early late. Plans for the build
ing have been accepted, and the work
will soon begin. 1t will contain three
stores on the ground floor and a
basement as large as the stores, with
basement extending under the
sidewalk with pavement lights. The
second story will contain 25 or 26
rooms. and will be fitted up with wa
ter and baths. 1t will be ideal for
hotel on the European plan, or for
bachelor apartments. The building
throughout will be Of brick, stone
and reinforced concrete. The floor
ing and roofing will be Of fireproof
material, the floor of concrete and
the roof Of tiling. The hall floors Of
the second floor will be terrazza. OF
course, over the concrete floors will
be board floors. The building
throughout will be as near fireproof
as 1t can be made. 1t would do
credit to a much larger city than
Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-12

l corner Washington and Canal Sts.
corner Wright and Liberty ST.: l
corner Purdy st. and Oakland Ave. (:
l GA C. p. Manning Ave-, near Sand
erS store; on Manning Ave. near w.
L. Andrews house; at Oil Mill office:
l 64c. p. corner Oil Mill and Railway.
l Main st. near E. w. A. Bultman's
house; 1 on Washington st. near 7.
M. Harby's; 1 Sac. p. at Wither-
spoons railroad crossing; 1 64-c. D.
corner Kendrick and Mary Sts.; on
Liberty st near city limits; 1 e4-c D.
between above.
permission was granted to Mr.. e
w. A. Bultman to connect his store
with the opera mouse sewer, provided
Mr.. Bultman will pay one-half cost
OF the sewer; which cost will be re-
funded to him in case he be required
at any time to disconnect.
A letter was read from Mr.. E. T..
Keardon, Health Officer, requesting:
1st, appointment of a physician to
make quarterly inspection of pupils of
city schools End. To make it the
duty of the city physician to attend
INDECENT persons. 3rd. To have pipes
Installed and water supplied to the
Kendall Institute free Of charge.
These recommendations by Mr.. Rear
don's suggestion, were referred to
three members of Council, one men,
Der Of the Broad of Health and one
of the School Trustees. For the Coun-
Gil the Mayor appointed Aldermen
Finn, Wright and Ligon and suggest
ed that the Boards of Health and Ed
ucation appoint members Of the COM
mittee. Mr.. Reardon also directed at
tention to the Importance Of having
Turkey Creek cleaned out before sum-
mer.
Mr.. Wright reported that the ex-
tension Of Bartlette street had been
delayed until the land owners shall
donate the rquired strip Of land so
feet wide.
Council then adjourned.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-12
AN UNUSUAL CHARGE.
Negro Fined $50 for Stealing Mar.
riage Certificate.

One Of the most unusual cases ever
tried in this city was tried before the
Recorder Tuesday. OF all the
things in South Carolina for a man
to steal is a marriage certificate, but
Tom Seals was convicted Of doing that
very thing.
His accuser was one Katie Wells
who Monday night called Tom into
her house and showed him her marri-
age certificate. Tom took it and put it
in his pocket and would not give it
back. Katie tried her best to get hold
of 1t, and failing to do so called the
police to her assistance.
There were four women at court
Monday to testify to Toms TAX
ing the certificate, while Tom testifie 4
that he lost the paper and would have
another one printed for her. He had
two witneshes to prove that he told
her that he would have the paper
printed.
The Judgment of the court was
that Seals pay fine of $50, but If he
finds the certificate and returns it to
the owner that the fine be reduced to
IS.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-12
FAVORS MILK INSPECTION.
Health Officer Will Introduce Reso.
luton at Next Meeting.

At the next meeting of the Board
or Health resolution will be intro
duccd by the Health officer provid-
ing for milk inspection. No person
should be allowed TO sell milk in the
city of Sumter till the COW has been
subject to the tuberculin test This
Is one source from which much dis
ease Is contracted. The health au-
tnorities cannot be too careful about
this. for 1t is the principal diet Of
the children.
Another resolution that he will in
troduce Is to prevent the sale Of ice
cream and Ike edibles by street
peddlers, and an inspection of the
premises and methods Of manufac-
turing ice cream and the source of
the milk supply. His idea is to put
every safeguard around the children
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-12
$1,76S.55
GAS PLANT PROGRESSING.
Foundation of Buildings and for En-.
gins Already Completed.

The gas plant is progressing finely.
The foundation for the building and
for the engine and boilers has been
completed. Several carloads Of pip
ing have arrived, but the main lead
ing from the plant to Main street has
not come in yet. Just as soon as this
arrives work on laying the main will
begin. The engines and boilers have
arrived. The main building will be
completed in four weeks any way. 1t
will not be always before the citizens
of Sumter will be enjoying the privi-
lege of using gas.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-12
From The Daily Item, March 9.


Tom Seals, colored, who was before
the Recorder yesterday on the COM
plant OF Katie Wells, colored, who
alleged that Seals took marriage GER
tificate which she gave him to read
facts were that Seals and several 9TH
ers were sky-larking and the certifi-
and had lost or made way with it. The
cate was lost while they were playing.
While the charge of stealing the GER
tificate was made against Seals by
Katie Wells, and it so appears on the
record, the fact was no theft could
have been committed in the circum-
stances, as the woman gave him the
certificate and it was lost while she
was present. Seals, who has lived
many years in Sumter has the best
reputation for honesty and trust
worthiness, and has the confidence of
all who know him. Naturally he does
not wish it to go on record that he
was convicted of stealing, even so
valueless an article as a South Caro-
lima marriage certificate. He has set
tied the case to entire satisfaction of
Katie Wells by agreeing to pay the
expense Of procuring copy Of the
certificate from the minister who per-
formed the ceremony.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-12

Shaw & Drake have received the
frst car load of Corbett automobiles
and are now ready to demonstrate
these cars for those interested. The
Corbett cars are manufactured in
Henderson, n. c., and are put on
the market this season for the first
time. They are Of the latest design
and are up-to-date 1910 models.
These cars are honestly made of the
best material and are sold at a very
small margin of profit See their ad.
vertisement and note the prices.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-12
*. X. WILDER APPOINTED.
VIII Represent Board of Health on
Committee.

President Booth of the Board of
Health, has appointed Mr.. r. X.
Wilder Of that body To represent the
health department on .he Joint COM
mittee Of City Council. School Trus-
tees and Board of Health, i'm regard
10 Health Officer Reardon's sugges-
tlons for medical inspection OF
schools and physician 10 the Ir>or of
the city. These measures win be
handled at next Council. and a great
deal depends upon the wishes of the
people In the matter. If the citizens
are interested. and so express them
selves, the committee will act favor
ably Otherwise the matter may be
allowed TO drag on with no action.
This is a highly important. measure.
especially that referring to the child
rem In the schools. Where children
are necessarily crowded together as
they arc there. the spread of disease
Is hard to prevent. and all diseases
should be located at once.
The measure providing for a ply
sician for the poor is an act OF hu-
manity.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-12
RELIC OF GEN. SUMTER.
Old MOrter Alleged to Have Been
Used In Sumter's Camp.

Judge Richardson has In his pos
session an old morter and pestle, or
rather fragments Of the former, bear
ing the date Of 1892. 1t was given
to him by Mr.. w. NJ. Sanders, Of
Stateburg. 1t Is said that the old
morter was found In Gen. Sumter's
camp. and is supposed to have been
used by him during the Revolution
airy war. The morter bears every ev-
idence Of age, and has the date cast
In the side besides. Mr.. Sanders Is
familiar with its history, and may
furnish 1t for Item readers.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-12
WHAT 1T COST.
Alderman Ligon Files Report OF Ex-
pense Of Catching the Tigers.

The first campaign against the blind
tigers Of Sumter has been concluded
and Alderman Lyon, chairman of the
Police Committee, has been discharg-
ed as the special committee in charge
OF the work Of suppressing the illicit
sale Of liquor. He has made his re-
port to City Council and filed an item
lied account of the expense incurred
in running down and prosecuting the
tigers. His report was received and
by unanimous vote of Council he was
thanked in the name of the city for
the efficient manner in which he had
performed the difficult and arduous
duty imposed upon him by Council.
The bill Of expenses footed up as
follows:
Detectives. :. :. ..$S93.55
Attorneys fee. :. :. $500
$1,76S.55
The fee Of Mr. Jennings was SIS for
each case.
The total receipts from fines were
$4,000, consequently the city netted
$731.45 from the blind tiger round
up.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-12
SHACKS WILL HAVE TO MOVE.
Atlantic Coast Line Wins Suit Against
Mrs. EpperSOn.

case that was decided by the
Supreme Court that is of consider
able local interest is that of the At
lantic Coast Line against Mrs. Mary
Epperson. This was decided in favor
OF the railroad. 1t involves the right
of way at the passenger station, and
means that the, small buildings that
line up the track on the other side of
the railroad at the station will have
to be moved back. The Coast Line
contends for sixty-five feet on each
side of the main track. The decision
of the court gives the land to the
road.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-03-12

The fine residence o. Mr.. G. A. Lem
mon, on Church street is nearing
completion. This building will be an
ornament to the city when completed.
The booze put in evidence in the
recent whiskey trials was all poured
out This was done Saturday night.
The disposition of this whiskey SEEM
ed to bother some very much.
Work on the new Catholic church
Is progressing in a satisfactory man.
ner. 1t will be late in the summer,
however, before it will be ready for
occupancy.
A negro named Legare was fined
IS for disorderly conduct by the Re-
corder Monday.
Treasurer Wallace was kept busy
Monday issuing certificates that voters
had paid their poll tax. He issued
about fifty such certificates. He is
sued quite a number of receipts also.
P'iohs upoH SdTuenS Dy pig
cons have become quite a nuisance.
Some are wondering what relief there
is. 1t does seem a pity that a mans
truck should be destroyed at this time
when the cost Of living is SO great.
This weather has put everyone who
has an inclination that way and the
time to devote to it into the garden.
1t is reported that the State con-
stable will have some liquor cases for
the circuit court when it convenes
here in April.
The Master made but one sale Mon
day. He sold a lot near Broad street
to w. T. Andrews, attorney. This was
in the case Of Leah Wright ct al vs.
Felix Lesley ct al.
When hoops come off barrels, hoop
them with wire. Cheaper than buy
ing new barrels and anybody can do
it.
Sumter capital is interested in the
Orangeburg Ice Manufacturing Co. At
the meeting of the stockholders held
Tuesday afternoon the company was
organized under the above name and
applied for a charter. The following
officers were named: P. Moses, presi-
dent; E. H. Moses, vice president and
general manager; R. H. Jennings, Sec
retary and treasurer. The following
were elected as directors: P. Moses,
Robert Lide, r. H. Jennings, F. A.
Bultman, E. H. Moses, P. M. Smoak.
Burn all the old brush heaps now
and get rid of a thousand and one
pests that have had their home there
waiting for warm weather to bring
them into activity again. I,
Eight new names were added to
the pension roll by the Pension Com
missioners at their meeting last Mon
day.
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GET RID OF MOSQUITOES.
Too Late to Take Steps After the
Pests Arrive.
One of the important recommen-

One Of the important recommen-
dations Of The Health Of'ccr vas
that 20 have Turkey Creek cleaned
out This should have IL attention
OF Council right away, Every SUM
mer Sumter is infested with mos
4a!toes, and now is the time TO take
steps to prevent this. Mosquitoes do
not breed in runni ~ water. It Is in
the stagnant pools that they lay their
eggs. This is a mater that affects
every resident Of Sumter.
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Going to Leave.

We antisCipate moving the Cute
Photo Studio to another city in Is or
20 days. Listen: 25 Photos for 25cts;
Post Cards for 50,any size and STYLE
picture YOU want. Watch street pic
ture case for funny pictures. Don't
wait Come now. Harrel's Cute Stu
dio. Main st. over Mrs. Atkinson. s
Millinery, Sumter, s. G.
3-8-2t Item. 1t w. q :.
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The Board of Registration was very
busy Monday. They had all they
could do from the time they opened
up till they closed the office for the
night. 1t is necessary to be registered Il
by the county to vote in the municipal
primary election on 22nd instant.
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Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of the d. J. Chandler Cloth
ing Co. They are now showing their
line of Spring clothing, hats and fur
nishing goods and those who call
early and make their selections will
have the pick Of one of the best lines
ever brought to Sumter.