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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-A passbook with the Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society of San Francisco. in the
name Of ISAAC WILLIAMS. No. 3S2-672. The
finder viii please return to bank. Unless same
Is returned within DAYS book will be
issued TO the applicant.
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LEGE OF HAIR DRESSING and Beauty f,uI-
tilre; diplomas and formulas given: individual
Instruction 9671s Market st. bet 9th and 9th.
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'aLNARN Presbyterian church Fillmore and
Jackson sts.-Rev. William RAIDER. pastor: /:
residence. 2i29 Sacramento 81. Home phone
West 245; church phone. West 1888. The pas
for VIII preach morning ard evening. / a. M
-What Is The Object Of Iifot''. 7.45 p. m.
fourth FOB the series Of Great Truths Illus
trated hy Shakespeare. Subject Revenge
Duty. Doubt Illustrated 10y the Tragedy of
Hamlet" Sunday school 9-30 r. IN.
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SEVENTH Day Adventist church. 9ls I.aguns
ST.. north n McAllister-rhis evening at :45
o'clock the pastor. George ". Rine will de-
liver lecture the following VitalIv in
forming question: The Hell Of the Bible
le II the Hell ~ Jonathan Edwards or that
~ Doctor Campbell Of the London Tempes
Or Is It NeitherE' A special Invitation Is
extended 10 everybody. Good music Hearty
welcome
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FNEAl union mass meeting Of men only VIII
Dc held an the Youug Mems Christian audito-
RUM. Golden Gate av. and Leavenw0rth ST.
this Sunday afternoon al O'Clock. The sd-
dress VIII be given by T.. $. Hooper Of Den
rer man who has sold goods the road
for 30 years. Mr. Hooprr's subject viii be
Successful Salesmanship.' - II Is said to be
an exceedingly Interesting and helpful ad-
dress There VIII be special music and All
~eats in tho handsome new auditorium viii be
free to men. Don't fail 10 hear Nr Hooper.
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BETHANY Congregational church. Bartlett St
near 25th-At 7.30 r. IN there viii be
Christmas song service rendered by a wei
trained chorus OF 81 roices under the direc-
rion ~ William NJ. Smith. The barvtone solo
ist VIII be J. Albert Ericsson. Other soloists
are Mrs. William Smith and Miss Laura
Meyer.
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HlNDI temple. Filbert 81. cor. Webster. city
Today. three free public lectures 10y Swami
TriCunatita Of India on THE Tree Is Known
hv ifs Fruts' at 10:45 a.. m. The Way to
RlesSeaness. at o. and How 10
Conquer Worries and AnXieties - at 4:45 %. m
Please apply for classes and private lessons
Please appoint for free interviews. First
Thursday > D. m-. question class free. Please
read their invaluable monthly. Voice Of Free
dom
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FLATS To LET
FURNISHED

FURNISHED
DEyISADERO ST. 1T2. near Waller large
sunny rooms and BATH furnished. $50; upDer
modern fat: references.
DIAMOND St. S19-Sunny bay window dat Of
furnished house keeping rooms; gas and water
free: rent SIG.
4 ROOM Hat $3.50; on line; gas and coal
stoves. 1921 II ST.. Ocean View.
ELEGANTLY furnished six room hat central
location; S45. 1913 Powell St
FLATS For SALE
FURNISHED
FURNISHED FLATS FOR SALE
WEBSTER 567. corner Hayes-afcdern fat =
and bath, completely furnished; SEQ
Make offer.
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MEETINGS-SUNDAY
MEETINGS

THE Bible vs.. Modern Science" A. ]. LOWE
80 Golden Gate av.. p. m: free discussion
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IRACE Methodist Episcopal chunch Psi and
'spp sts.-The pastor Rev. George A. Hough
VIII preach ar II q. m and 7.30 D. M: morn
ing theme. The Strenuous Life: evening
Tire Temperance Outlook in California
Special music by fine chorus choir Robert
Husband director Strangers cordially vel
coined 10 all our services Sunday school AT
l2,45 D. M. Epworth league at 6 p. m.
PRAYER meeting "Wednesday evening
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AWAITED % salesgirls Is years or over.
for toy department: previous experience not
necessary. Apply siperintendent's office to
II a. M, HALE BROS. INC, Market and 9th
sts San Francisco
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SOUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION

~ 5Ol-FIat % = IslZ FOISom NJ I4fn-
500 T. house, @Sl9 2+th Dr. Sanchez. large
garden; in first class condition
$3O-SJOres with living rooms. 9th Folsom.
500 2; 1925 10Th st. nr. Dolores; upper
$25 each r. and b.; modern hats; being com
pleted; 9th st. nr Folsom.
SD 50-T T.: 246 Chattanooga nr. 23d: upper.
So. .50-5 r; ~ AlvaradO San Jose. upper
strictly modern. up to date. sunny dat.
So. So r.; elegant apt dat; 175 Dubocs nr.
Falencia every convenience; upper. will
be put in order TO suit tenant
SIS $50 r. and b. each, 146S Folsom nr. 10th
500 r. each; 2700 23d st. cor. POtrero ave-:
hne sunny fats every convenience.
S17.50-4 r.; Is Landers, on 14th and Market
SD So T. and b.; 154A Langron nr. Folsom.
s9-$12-31odern apts., r ca; newly renovated.
161 Morris av. nr. Bryant bet 9TH and 9Th.
j. W. WRIGHT & CO..
S2S M0NFTCONIFRV ST
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LOST-In or near tent at corner Of Mission and
23d SITS. Saturday night, lady's silver chain
purse with initial ''C'' on top. containing small
red purse inside containing about SIS. Reward
TO finder. c. FULLER, 531 0ctavia st.
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LOST-A gold bracelet with diamonds. at
Dreamland Rink. Saturday afternoon. Deem
j. 1910. Address box 436. Call office, and
receive reward.
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LOST--s books bearing name of F. LAGOMAR-
SINO & co. Finder please return or notify
+. LAGOMARSINO & CO.. 626 Front st. /;
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apartments, 315 9TH st.-First
class except the price; walking distance, 8
blocks from Emporium; electric lights, running
water, free baths. phone and janitor service:
I-2-3 rooms, fully furnished for house keeping;
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LARKIN ST.-Swell sunny room fat up to
date in every respect; asking S45
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RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

a SMALL want ad In The Call will do it
quicker than dozen signs plastered on your
windows and which spoil the looks OF your
home besides Phone Kearny SO for ad
to call and see you.
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GRACE prOcafhedrsl corner Sacramento and
faElor sts.-Under the auspices Of the Broth
erhOod Of ST. Andrew a very interesting and
Instructive series Of practical addresses on
The Young Man in Modern Life VIII be
given by The clergy Of the Episcopal church
~ the O'Clock Vesper service. Subject To-
day. The Young Man and His Friendships.'
by Rev g. y. Lstbrop. Seats free and
cordial welcome extended 10 all.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18

LOST-Lsdys silver watch: initials A. T. s.;
fob with bronze medal; reward. Finder please
leave with cashier Associated Charities 1900
Jackson ST.
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Continued to Next Page
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ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED

REFINED Young gentleman desires modern room
in private family within walking distance of
business district; reasonable rates; kindly give
full particulars. Box 40 Call office.
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All are welcome to attend the meetings and
visit the reading rooms.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18

IOS1-Saturday afternoon at DFeamland rink
black feather boa. Finder please return to
26o6 California ST; phone West 35s; re-
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-18

SPLENDID opening for honest. Industrious young
man with rapidly growing country land bust
ness; $500 investment in company required;
great business booked for next year and large
profits certain: good salary and share of
profits for right man. Write fully to z. o.
box I'll San Francisco
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OAKLAND FLATS TO LET

SPECIAL Low RENTAL
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
81, and $2Tj0, respectively. Two lovely flats
6 and rooms. Perpetual sun. Swell neighbor-
hood Spacious lawns on either side. Near Tele-
graph av Keys aud full particulars at 563 31st
St MRS. HILL.
HOLCONfB REALTY COMPANY
600 san Pablo av.
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MALE HELP WANTED


WE WANT A MAN OR WOMAN IN EVERY
act as newspaper correspondent Good pay;
no experience necessary; pleasant work and
only spare time required Many are making
from $4,000 TO $4,000 per year in this same
work. Our plan indorsed by telegraph editors
of metropolitan Press Nothing like 1t ever
presented before. Only one person viii he Sc
lected from each town. Get your application
in early This is high class legitimate
proposition References required. NORTH
AMERICAN NEWS SYNDICATE. Suite 52S.
Victor Building, Kansas City, No.
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THREE BLOCKS FROM ST. FRANCIS HO-
TEL: 3 RM- MIDDLE FIAT-Sun all day; wall
bed; gas range; heater, etc; rent S25.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-18
MANY CONVICTS CREMATED.
Thirty-fivc Burned to Death i'm Ala.
bama StOClkadc.

Centerville, Ala, May 16.-Thirty-
five cOnvicts were burned to death at
an early hour this morning at the Lu-
Cille mines of the Red Feather Coal
Company, located in Bibb county, Is
miles north Of this place. The men
were cromated while making desper-
ate efforts to escape from a burning
Stockadc, in which they were confin-
cd, and other prisoners were, with
great difficulty, saved from the same
fate.
The stoclladc was fired by a convict
IN attempting to escape. and he too
met death in flames. Guards Of the
camp were aroused Gy cries OF an
SulSh from the suffering men. but the
St"Ckadv burned So rapidly that their
efforts to save all inmates were rut1,.
Ih"S" VIII" escaped from the stock
AIDE. i'm which about 100 were coniin-
81, attempted to escape custody, re
suIting i'm one being shot to death.
After the fire the stocladc site pre-
Srut"d grcWSOmC scene. the ground
being covered with baked bodies,
while the grOans of those injured ad-
dcd to the horror of the scene.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-18

RESOLUTIONS OF SUMTER COUN-
TY FARMERS UNION AT THE
MEETING AT ELLIOTTs, MAY 6
1910.
Whereas: The Union has heard
read the letter of Hon. A. f. Lever,
and the Bill now pending in Congress
TO suppress gambling in cotton and
farm products. and
Whereas: We heartily indorse the
Iarle, therefore, be it
Resolved: First, Sumter County
Union, and Lee County Union meet
ing with us. do hereby place on record
our hearty commendation Of every eff
fort by our member of Congress to
enable the farmers to secure their
just dues for the fruit Of their toll.
Resolved; We extend to Mr.. Lever
our hearty congratulations that he
has at last secured from the Commit
tee on Agriculture the recognition of
the Importance Of this matter as evil
NShNcu ~ tue pill DtlOTe us Wnlcn is
the Joint productof the sub committee
of the Committee of Agriculture.
Resolved: Third, We call on all of
our representatives in the house and
our senator's to leave no loophole for
setting aside the objects of this bill
but to see that it is perfected, and
that every effort be made to enact IL
into law at the earliest time possible.
Resolved; Fourth, That we trans
NIT to Mr.. Lever these resolutions
and send copy to the Farmers
Union Sun, and ask the County and
local unions to pass similar rcsolu.
tiOns
Respectfully submitted,
IT,. w. DABBS.
l.. /. PARROTT,
HUGH W1THERSPOON,
Committee
The above Resolutions were unani-
mouSly adopted.
T.. w. DABBS,
President.
HUGH WITllERSPOON,
Secretary.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-18
ELECTION CLOSE IN FLORIDA.
Complete Returns Give TaliaferrO
Plurality of Only 27 Votes Over
Virnvnvfs

IirOWarG.
Jacksonville, Fla, May 16.-Com-
plete unofficial returns from the State
primary gave Senator Taliaferro, who
is running for reelection, 21,O45, n.
d. Broward 81 ,O1S and Claude LEngle
1850. For congress, S. NJ Sparkman
was nominated without opposition.
Frank Clarke defeated his opponent
by a large majority and n. II. Mays
will be returned to congress by a safe
majority. The official count will be
made on May "a. A second primary
Will be necessary for United States
senator and will be held on June 2.
The race between Senator Talia-
ferro and eX-Gov. Broward is the
closest ever encountered in the politics
OF the State Of Florida only 81 votes
separating the two. The second pri-
mary is expected to be one of the
hardest fought in the States hitsory.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-18
MANY ASPIRE TO EPIsCOPACY
Methodists Begin Balloting Fol
BishODS Today

Asheville, y. c.. May 15.-Interest
In the election Of the Bishops Of the
ASthodist Episcopal Church, South,
which opens tomorrow at the Cen
eral Conference. is almost at fever
heat. and tonight the corridors OF tine
Battery Park Hotel have the appear
ance OF big political convention.
Secondary matters. like the ques-
lion OF the Vanderbilt University own
srship. the pastoral time limit and the
ministerial prohibition OF bacco,
nave been lost sight of in the univer-
sal discussion OF Episcopal possibili-
ties. There are seven vacancies to be
filled by tomorrow's election.
The candidates are the Rev. ]. c.
Kilgo. North Carolina Conference;t 4 ne
Rev. w. II. Lambuth. Tennessee: the
Rev Collins Denny. Baltimore; the
Rev. q. G. Rankin, Texas; the Rev
VI. y. Dubose. Mississippi the Rev
II. G.. Waterhouse. Holstein Confer.
sncc; the Rev. j. +. Cannon, Vir-
sinia; the Rev. c.. NJ Bishop. Mis-
souri,; the Rev. w. +. MacMurray
louisville; the Rev Il. ID. Mouson
sonth Texas; the Rev. j. f. Dlckey
North Georgia; the Rev. w. w.
Aainsworth. South Georgia; the Rev
J. w. Tarbox. Brazil Mission: the
Rev. VI. G Tucker. Brazil Mission
the r. ~. Parker. Louisiana, and the
Rev. Z. u Culver. Alabama.
IL Is generally believed among the
members Of the Conference that tn,
first three named will be elected OIL
the first ballot. The Virginia delegate.
are working hard in the interest o.
the Rev II. G.. Waterhouse.
Tho delegates OF tho North anC
South Georgia Conferences are leavini
mo- stone unturned 20 carry Dr. Lam
buth. Of Tennessee. To victory. TO enc
that his supporters will help chen
elect the Rev. J. +. Dickey or tn,
Rev. w w Aainswcrth. The latteI
Is looked upon rs one Of the "darl
horses" u bc sprung on the Confer
eucc In case OF deadlock
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-18
SUMTER COUNTY UNION.
Notes on Meeting of County Union at
ElliOtts May 9th, 1910.

Resolutions below were unanimous
ly adopted There were several strong
speeches commencing Mr.. Lever and
the action of the subcommittee of
the Agriculture Committee of the
national house of representatives as
shown by the bill that has been re-
ported to the house. a copy of which
was read to the Union.
The Union decided to ask of cam
didates for the legislature this sum-
mer how they stand on the gun Ii
cense proposed by the Audubon So
ciety. and indorsed by this Union last
January. Especially to ask of Sum-
ter's delegation why nothing was
done.
Action was taken looking to the
thorough canvas of the three coun-
ties owning the Union Brokerage Co..
Lee. Sumter and Clarendon, this sum-
mer. This business is in fiourishing
condition, but to carry out all of our
every good man in the three counties.
Members of the Union in other coun-
ties are asking admittance and it will
not surprise us If our little Game
Cock" enterprise should become
State wide institution, that will handle
cotton for export When the time is
ripe for it we will have the men train
ed to handle it. Invitations to go into
other counties to explain our plans
come from different directions.
The good people of Elliotts enter
tanned the Union most Hospitality. Our
next meeting will be at Oswego on
June 3rd. Any communities that
wish the July and August meetings
with view to organization Of local
unions should send invitations to the
Oswego meeting. T.. w. d.
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Farmers Union News
Practical Thoughts for Practical Farmers
T.. w.
Conducted by T.. w. Dabbs

The Watchman
the
be
ablished.
be all
be Dabbs
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, ed with accounts of the chinch bug
there Will be stations established to
fight him and there will be all sorts
Of things said and done; but the
! chinch bug will go merrily on. He is
here now and he has come to stay.
Paris green has no more effect on
him than moOnshine.
The only effectual enemy the chinch
bug ever had was the partridge. Moth
ing else has ever held in check this
eVil-smelling, much-devOuring pest.
The most careless reader knows Of
the potato bug. The first time he sees
a patch of Irish potatoes he will see
the bugs at work. 1t costs the coun-
try s1O,OOO,OOO a year to fight them.
bug is the partridge.
Any farmer can tell you of the bill
bug (there are several that go under
this name, but all alike and all bad)
that bores into the cornstaiks and lays
his eggs so that white grubs are
hatched that eat out the pith, caus-
ing the stalk to fall over. Thousands
of acres Of corn are destroyed annual
ly by this pest
The only check to the bill bug is the
partridge.
Besides this, the partridge is one of
the chief destrOyers of the boil weevil
Ca first cousin of the bill bug, both
family.
The partridge ranks high as a cut
worm destroyer and equally high as
grasshopper Oocust) destroyer. He
eats click beetles, the parents Of the
dreaded wire worm. These are only
few of the many insect pests that the
partridge destroys. The bird is wide
ranger and a vigorous scratcher.
In winter he is a great eater of the
seeds of noxious weeds, ranking at the
head of weed destroyers.
A farmer in Kansas writes that he
took two tablespoonfuls of chinch
bugs out of the craw of one part
ridge.
In the opinion Of the United States
department Of agriculture, the part
ridge is worth 20 times as much liv-
ing as he is dead-an opinion from
which not single authority dissents.
1t is interesting to note in passing
that the chinch bug came down from
Virginia through the counties in
North Carolina where the partridge
have been shot out and entered South
Carolina by way of York county
whose representatives, by the way,
voted against the only law that would
give the partridge protection-and
the bug has now passed entirely
through the State, being found last
year in Edgefield and Saluda coun-
ties.
1t would not have been possible for
this pest to pass through South Caro-
lima 25 years ago; partridges were
abundant then and would have kept
him out or thinned down to a point
where he could do no harm.
AS this will carry too far a-field 1
shall in another paper have some
thing to say of the partridge as
game bird and how to make him plen-
tiful once more, for he can be made
just as plentiful as he ever was and
that in a reasonably short time
James Henry Rice, Jr.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-18

Feruna is not beverage nor bitters,
nuS an honest, straightforward tonic
tAat increases the appetite and encour.
ages digestion.
Ihcre is great demand for tonics
during the depressing heat of summer.
;.Ed especially in countries where hot
weather is very prevalent.
such demand is exactly met bv
Peruu2
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-18
Beautiful Spanish Dancer
Gives Praise to Pe-ru.na

NERVOUS prostration is usually the
" result of vocation which REQUIRES
continual strain on the nervous
system.
III such cases it would be wise IL a
chahSe Of vocation could be made.
Eut this is not always possible and a
e. tonic becomes q necessity.
Ieruna is a to"ic that inv:gorates
without prCducir.- 4 drpg habit.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-18
TIE PARTRIDGE.
Interesting Facts About Most Tami.
liar Bob White,

Ordcr-Gallinae; genus, colnus;
family tctaonidac; species, Virgin
anus.
Length Of bird, ten inches; weight,
undressed, from five to seven ounces.
\ description of the partridge is super
huous in South Carolina, except 10
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-18
Corn Club Meeting!
The Corn Club of Sumter County

will hold its ns.,r meeting - tho Ccr-t
House or May 21st, at -2 o'clock. All
me1"b bors arc requested 70 attend
surorin,lndent # Education cain.
ano J. =, Williams, United States
Demonstration Agent will make in
structive talks on corn culture.
J. SINGLETON DWIGHT,
Edwin Boyle, Sec. President
Stateburg, May IL, 1910.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-18

There Is stlu complaint about bad
stands Of cotton and corn. The cold
weather Is bad enough. but added TO
that the continued drought makes the
outlook very gloomy
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-18

Ballinger and Wickersham are do
ing their full share toward making
a mess of the Tariff administration.
and poor old Taft is putty in their
hands
III the Boyd Brock court of inquiry
will cost several thousand dollars.
hs estimated. 1t had better be called
of before II gets underway. 1t would
be an expensive and useless luxury
II 1t cost only thirty cents.
The Sumter County Farmers Union
should take the steps necessary to Sc
cure a Farmers institute for this
county. Prof. Barrow. of Clemson Col
lege. Is now arranging the programme
and schedule for the Institutes to be
held this summer. and the counties
that speak first will be given a place
on the programme.
Good roads for all sections of Sum-
Issue In the campaign this summer.
one OF the candidates for the House
OF Representatives has given the mat
ter much thought and will go before
the people with a we'll thought out
and carefully digested plan for good
roads. The voters will be given some
thing to think about and not fed on
meaningless generalities and we'll
worn jokes.
IL Is still not too late for Gen.
Willie Jones TO retire from the chair
manship of the State Executive Com
mittee.
Hon. II. s. whaley. of Charleston,
will be nominated for permanent
chairman OF the Convention and will
probably be elected. 1t is an honor
that he will appreciate. and a more
suitable selection could not be made.
We do not know how the Sumter del
egation feels about 1t. but we hope
they will all vote for whaley
Al the last meeting Of City Council
Alderman Cuttino said he thought II
Sas about time for active and en-
ergetic measures TO be taken to sup
press gambling. which according to
common report, is carried on quite
extensively in this city A roundup
OF gamblers, as well as blind tigers.
wouId make for the moral purity of
Sumter.
The trouble with the Oakland
Avenue sewer has given street paving
a black eye, for no man knows how
much the repairs will cost and money
is not so plentiful as it might be in
fha cffv traao,,rv
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-18
Sbt QQlaItCmm mO Sout5roG
WEDNESDAY, NAY Is, 1910.

The Sumter Watchman was found
cd In 1850 and the True Southron in
1855. The watchman and Southron
now has the combined circulation and
influence CT both OF the old papers,
and Is manifestly the best advertising
medium In Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-18

Some folks are anxious TO mako the
acquaintance of John Doe, if he is in
town. But has he come?
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-18

Balllnger and Wickersham are do
ing their full share toward making
a mess of the Tariff administration.
and poor old Taft is putty in their
hands.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-18

III the Boyd Brock court of inquiry
will cost several thousand dollars,
hs estimated. II had better be called
of before II gets underway. 1t would
be an expensive and useless luxury
II II cost only thirty cents.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-18

The trouble with the Oakland
Avenue sewer has given street paving
a black eye, for no man knows how
much the repairs will cost, and money
is not so plentiful as it might be ir
the city treasury.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-05-18

IL Is still not too late for Gen
Willie Jones to retire from the chair
manship of the State Executive Com.
mittee.