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ruteser perlorsn. 9eesn Stlab muros Der
Rustt pseesr fer.
Na1Nttenbs auris warbsn von Der Ttrs
ma 3sutn, Uaaman 4 g., 80. 22s-232
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30. seL--50c. Re. 4 bs. 4T--tse psr Bs.
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Der DaES psn tt.3s PSF Ssasas.
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Tsst. - Ter Mar.l IN itetta Finter
ssss.ss a. los. "a, etrstsks es.7o-<.s5.
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40. 10. 0ssers 50. 75-4.eo.
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am sAlus s&e fir Nai sex - I0o1&5e,
am sAgus 1000; far 9uIi 94H -s65se.
am S4Ius s4t1e.
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sSke. am eAIas s4,1s; fur Suli a.
s5s. am s6tut 64t.e.
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re. 4 y. I'd. 252c.
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i5.75 per Gsxtnsr,
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Gswtnex.
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y. .20A-l 20, 0tntsr 4atsnts 4435-l.7o.
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q To-. sd, 4stss bis fanes IS .oo--5.25.
Natsmssf tf fieiis. 5etaes wstses urO
asItss 1l.60--1.e5, ares.s sl.55 - l.so,
kilnSriss 4s.66-S.70.
On 4wsitsRmstt q n rubis gu S265
per 100 gfunb fair Bic gates t4.a5--
6.ib. Dolce bts fsnes s5.2o-b.55.
D1ADstssn nomsnsl. Imersean s5c
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--- Da. Ssasst ftetis. Nc. rotber
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| 17r.
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S6metne.--D Die gsa6Frsge mar eine
CUTE uns bic Dreiie ftstig bis tart fir BITE
bsfferen lsihten Sorten.
Gtmsre G4meine bra6ten 4s4t--5.60.
ents Bio sassrLsftss BsrpaGunss. nRs
6letfGsrfsrteH s6.45-S.c0, ssMifdts Ser.
pafnnssiorten $5.85-e.45, prbindrs bis
ssssrleisns fdSsrs fstss SSas - 00--5 .65,
ertra &5 70-6.75, etass "a. .oo--5. 90, IsiAte
Berianetfortew &5. .I0-5.70 Fsrfsl SoR 110
Bfuns uns wsuiaer s3.00--5.00.
G6efs 2Am msf. - Der Berft
mar beate ftetig fur ote befferen Gnalttd'
ten, bic aUoereu aber waren iebr fdu uno
i6wdher.
saafs. - Grtra 1926, CUTE bis ons'
erllsiene s2. .75-3. LIS, oretHhrs tts aste 81 80
--2.s6, Stod Shaft S3.00-350, ertra
-, SdbrItnse s3.00--4.o0.
2dmmsr. Grtra $3.50. quite bis
anserleiene &5.o0--5.40, proindrs bis sate
s3.0o-4.75, Guas 81 O0-2,60.
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RtHspteA. Beepes f4.60 - $40,
1eras 6tisrs "a. .00--5.80, pehtids etiers
A.35-T.80 Sts6srs nKe ssssess SO 90
$40, Raks uss 1stfsrs t2.90-5.85, Raiser
s5.5o--8.25. Narft l0--I5c nieortger.
S&nsiRs. - SstAts 35.85--6.50, sss
mtfate 81. .0o-6.S0, iAsere $500 - e.65,
saxss 800 -8.25, ssts bis auSerIefsxs
iApsrs t6.25--s.s5, serial s4.0o - $50.
Rartt 5-l0c boker.
gAafs ans dmmsr.-Edsfs: esxs
kststfdke 81 .50--3. 80, sskltAs "a. $3.50,
skkrttnss %. .75-4. TO.
fk mmsr. atntstnifAt s3.75--e.00,
msst;Ae 33.75-3.90 Tartt l0--l5e nie'
oriser.
Sufakr. - NtHbstsI 81, ,00), SAssise
81 900, 6Asfe aRs SAMMer 42, 900.
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BON 0elDnsartte.
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Wsss ~ VI sSN ssSNt- s~shs
DE 0sf6dfle pares aud hsats In ben
hisiieen ganien fter rutia unb BITE 3tnsras
ten finp unpsrdnnsrt ssbIlebeH. gsw ben
HaHisn mmrssI TsrlsbsH .,en eau" ~ ~
--6E uuseeIstben une Of6tftspdttsss wrrs
ben ~ 5k--6a btsicnttrt. Die Rafisr
plaristsa 0sipst touss - ~ - 6< .on
saIG'' unb ~ So auf 0eit.
fssSfd sat Gsw gsvi.
narbes n pari swii4sn Haassn pesFaHft
Die Gountsrrats bstrdst Soc prdmis per
$1,000.
nasdhia anf unrsss.
Darsn fistts. 0eats Has sle fsleenten
Cnptsrunaen 90 Bert6tsa:
EsRlen, 8 1ase siAt, s4.s7k per
g, 20 I4ae st4t, t4.s4< ses E;
4aris faae Ssdt si21 ISIS francs perfioo
90 EAes GiHi, 5i7,< $40 Francs per 800;
ths TsutiAlanb 1ass Si4t 4 Rsrs p6,<s
Do. 30 Tass esat. e4[t.
Documentary Bias auf 2snhsN marben
~ N.63, aHf Dfasaom ~ $A.S2Z ans
ssf Belfafs % t4.s2t< psrsaaft.
e'usbss.CssisasisnsH.
fa5is aas Itssls. Die Baa!ea qustirsn nile
k~f 49,
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eseeyfna psnR Hmfnte.
Ter limfas TN hisliseu Clearing sboaie be-
lief fif heute auf "a ,263, 100.
xsfsI.s .ssfnritx<n.
Ter Nasst tn pssaIfesurititsn udv hsuts
fIau sne ~ marbs aud niht sin einsiaer
Strtaaf an Der Dorie abfef1loiien. Tse
Ireiis aber blsebsn ftstie, eenn sas Anges
bot tEt asrine. gm oiisnsn Rartte mur6ea
ss2. 900 gins. Gsns.ag Tuae 8kF Bombs,
faiis iss2--is52, fiir siH uessauft.
aaAfssSenbs La6ens poa ir kseEesn
NeTitbefinefs4sn Upass nns Mftien sisbt
eisoifissfusa Duotirunssn an:
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Rtnhptsk. - Tte 3ufabr mar eros,
bie ssatfrase isbr ssrina uub bic 1reiis
iieien nm lo-l5e 5tod,rs unb Seeeers
usrben ,iemIta itars .uerfaaft RiIdtass
fiHb itettg.
cAssss 0tisrs t5.25 - 6.25, srtra
o6.8S--c.T5. fascs ---, C4fsn ei.to--
$50, sytsa ---, Slsil4ssAisss t5.so--5.o6.
srtsa ISIS -- $40, 3ssfsss 3a.So--4.6o,
eStrs 44.s5--5.2s, Rals el.35--<.00. srtra
N.I0--4.5o, Ganasrs 81 Also, etsxsrs
unt esssssS es.5o--S.2s.
DutIsn. Der Rarit mar beute Stes
tls. be Safabs Hsr mdtts xnb bis Ra6'
iraee gut.
S(aesss sHs IstA.s q. 3.7S--s.60. UsIssms
oe.sS -- AIS, ertra e4.35, fstts Duksn
oAaS aS--a.6O.
AdIber.- Die 4anfsaee mar heute
m6sie uns BITE aretie fssien nm 2S--xoe.
CsStxsss sss srsts - .Bo--7.50. fats bss
es1s sst4as os.75-S.1s. s1ns 9s.S0.
9ottss n Ben AsaatFsa.4 41Hisrx. -
rangD o5<e, pss1s ~ ssessisieRs s1<y
iIx sssss1ls t-Ss.
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yiehm6rfte.

Gtustnusts. is. Fspember.
auFuSr awh s.riaRet rpdhrsns ben per'
fisNsnen "a StuuesH, psrsiiaen nit ben
vsrAsyssSenben Iassn. wersn wis foIst !:
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Der Warg. uar ftstia. N.rssf Sarsss
s34 Bbls. Tthtusr's 5lH.itss 0sssS ss'
Der Bats psn tt.3s PSF Ssasas-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-15

rated the testimony Of the other in
the statement that the bed in tha
Hayes home, 80 or 40 minutes after
the shooting, looked as though a baby
had been lying on the foot.
One pillow was turned about half
way round on the bed, two other pill
lows were lying at the back of the
bed toward the foot, one on top of the
other and outside o. that the bed
showed no signs Of having been torn
up.
Both of the witnesses also described
accurately to the court the location
or the bed. fireplace, windows and
other things in the Hayes bed room,
and also told Of having seen two bull
let holes in the floor Of the bed room.
one crashing through the surface Of
the floor, glancing out or the window
the other going through the floor, but
both ranging from the direction Of
the left door facing Of tn, door from
the h1ii TO d room.
At J. o'c cll TINS morning argu-
ment TO the ury vas begun by / J..
Lewis. l"adi; local counsel for the
State. who spoke two hours on the
States theory that Mrs. Hayes loved
Floyd, was unhappy in her home life;
that she was jealous of Floyd's atten-
ton to others and, rather than see
him forever removed from her by his
marriage to another, killed him.
He was followed by Manly Toon, a
young member of the firm Of Schulz
ken, Toon & Schulken, the whole firm
being employed by the defense. He
outlined the defense's theory that
Floyd, having ascertained that Hayes
would not be home in an hour, under
pretense Of putting away his horse,
went to the Hayes house to wreck the
home, and that in defense Of her
honor the wife killed him.
Following Mr.. Toon, H. l.. Lyon, a
very able young attorney for the
State, plead with the jury to render a
verdict in accordance with law and
order.
The speech of Donald McCracken
for the defense concluded the day.
court having adjourned shortly after
6 o'clock.
Martin Schulken, a young attorney
for the defense, will open at the call
of court tomorrow, followed by Jack
son Greer for the State. ]. B. Schulz
ken, the leading attorney for the de-
fense. will make the closing argument
for that side. and Solicitor A. N. Sim
clair will have the closing argument
for the State.
The case will go to the Jury prob
ably by o'clock tomorrow and i'm
that event a verdict is expected at a
late hour in the afternoon.
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POstomce Notes.

Mr.. E. E. Poag, postmast n at Rock
Hill, spent Wednesday in the city
with Postmaster Geo. D. Shore. Mr..
Poag had been to Florence in at
tendance upon the United States
court which is now in session at that
place and stopped over a day In
Sumter on his return to go over the
new postoffice here and to see Mr..
Shore. He was much pleased with
the building and congratulated Mr..
Shore upon having such conven-
lent and handsome quarters.
Mr.. Poag Is one Of the most up
tc-date and enterprising postmasters
in the State and is very popular in
postoffice circles, having ben president
OF the convention Of Postmasters of
the State at one time.
Mr.. Broadus c. DuPre has been
apo'ntd substitute city carrier 10 take
the place of Willie Bradford who
was recently promoted to carrier.
Mr. Brent Meuo,t has been ap-
pointed rural carrier on route 8.
Mr.. j. Lamp'ey Jones has been
transferred from route to route 1
to take the place of Nj. Benjamin F.
Wilder. resigned.
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HOW'S TIUSo

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SIGNALS OF DISTRESS.
Sumter People Should Know How to
Read and Heed Them.


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would not be there for supper until
an hour later. for Hayes had so told
him In the barber shop; that Floyd
had said he was going to spend the
night at Tabor; then why did he not
so to put up his horse at the stables
as he said he was going TO do, in
stead of hitching him to a telegraph
pole. fifty yards from the Hayes
house?' that there was sufficient
tin for him to have acted as Mrs.
Hayes claims he did, and that all the
other circumstances that have been
brought in by the State are but nat
ural everyday events and have no
bearing on the case and no signif-
canoe as to a plot.
To break down the conspiracy idea
II was brought out that. on Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Hayes wasn't we'll and
went twice to the barber shop to
consult her husband and not to dis
cuss plans for the killing Of Floyd;
that the shooting of pistol in their
back yard was utterly without signif-
canoe. and that reports about the wo-
mans unhappiness were utterly un-
founded. These the defence Is en-
deavoring to deny in toto and break
down, by attacking the witnesses
which have testified as to circum-
stances showing jealousy op the part
OF the husband.
The trip to Southport, the defence
holds. was merely a natural visit to
a summer resort. In telling Of this
trip. however. the remarkable fact
was apparent that Mrs. Hayes seem
ed to know almost every movement
Floyd made while they were there.
This Is just the idea the prose
| cution has sought to develop; tha,
| the woman nd followed Floyd here;
that he had paid little attention tc
her. Notwithstanding which she was
II NViy HluOn iutcTtSltu III HIS QOlnRS
Mrs. Hayes herself bears out the
States contention that neither on that
trip or at any time had there beer
Illicit relations between the two. The
State, by further evidence. today
sought to strengthen its position thai
pique and jealousy were the motive.
that inspired the killing.
The juror who was taken Ill yes.
terday recovered sufficiently for the
case to be called at the usual time
this morning. 1t is now plainly evi.
dent that the trial will not be com.
pleted until late Saturday and pos.
sibly not even then. Judge Cooke In.
! timated today that there was a like.
lihood that 1t would continue into
next week; that no refused to have
any night sittings and that the law.
gers should hasten and not infringe
on The time for next week, which
should be spent in another county.
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John w. Sickelsmith, Greensboro.
Pa. has three children. and like most
children they frequently take cold.
1--WE had tried several kinds OF cough
medicine" he saws. "but have never
found any yet thr nd nom as much
good rs Chamloraiu'a CougN Rome
dy.' For sac by all dealers.
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That Washington (Pa.) negro who
eloped with a white girl will not re-
peat the offense for possible fifteen
years. He Is In the penitentiary.-
Pittsburg Post.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-03-15

The most common cause Of insom-
MIA Is disorders Of the stomach. Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
correct these disorders and enable you
10 sleep. For sale by all dealers.
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CAMDEN GROWS SOME.

Increase in Ten Years More Than a
Thousand.
Columbia, March, 1O.-Census Di-
rector Durand today announced the
population of Camden as follows:
18th census. 1869; 18th census, g.
AL; 18th census, 1858.
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MRS. HAYES TELLS OF TRAGEDY
TESTIFTEs IN HER TRIAL FOR
MURDER OF FLOYD.

Alleged Events ut Home OF Defend
ants ON Fatal Night Graphically
Depicted by Young Woman I'm
Court Room at whiteville-Testl-
mony Somewhat at Variance with
Her Statements at Inquest - Case
Against Lloyd Hayes Dropped.