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SELL IN SUMTER-BUY IN SUMTER-5A A CORDIA TGAN The Merchants and Business counties to visit our City and see' Because our markets and marketing fac rW of the highest prices for your produce. Sumter with its large and varied lumber ii co-operative tobacco warehouse, is naturally Sumter is at present receiving and sellin their tobacco in Sumter are all SMILES-WI] CENTRALLY LOCATED. COMPLETE ST Sumter being a live progressive and up-1 parel, Household Utilities and Farm Implem Our merchants being real live wires, keep Newest and the Latest-Come to Sumter. The business firms of Sumter operating < at a saving worthy of your consideration-S Our Banking facilities are second to non any reasonable loans, small or large. The ban may have to solve. Start a bank account nov -Bank in Sumter. M Sell in Sumter. When in SUMTER We Espec BRYAN'S, Inc. D1 Men's and Boys' Clothing and Shoes. THE BATTERY, DUI Z Dry Goods, Shoes and Notions. B. J. BARNETT, Z General Merchandise BOOTH & McLEOD, GE( Lumber and Builders' Supplies. W. B. BURNS & SONS, HE Hardware. BULTMAN SHOE CO. * THE 4 Shoes. S THE D. J. CHANDLER CLOTH- THE F - ~ING CO. Men's and Boys' Clothing and Shos. W. 0. COURTRIGHT, \ T' I 5, 10 and 25 Cents Store.TH G. C. COOPER, .Jeweler and Optometrist, CITY DRUG STORE,, Drugs and Sodas, , THlE Z CASH DRY GOODS CO. i lDry Goods and Rteady-to-W$iear. SELL IgT SUMTER-BUY IN SUMTER-I y y a gtgtrilij df rates on theiir ow.n products .Y LUiw Lt.IU are( equaduy ind~lelemt and shameless.. F ROllM G UAB O fin clerntJess an proei vsionwth --- vaious contingenies4 which would y Special Correspondent.) ar, stated the case~L ici his Manual irtnI.C., .\ u. 8..--When of Parliamentary Procedure, which SWadswVorth, reactionar'y, ob- has for more than a. eentury been ac to the 'onlsideraIltion of the Iejpted as a guide for~ both House and ,';..i resohit ion providing for an Senat'a and in each Congress reprint inqIuiry as to the personal pocket- ed for the use of the' miembers. Hi book inlterest Ihich Seniators might said. "When the private interests o* have in the pending tarilly Hill, he ac- a Member are concerned in a bill (n complished niothing in the wvay of qIuestionl he is to withdraw. %.iw check iny~ a movemnt dhich is des- where such an mnterest has appenlred, Iined to go frnvardi until the people his vod' ice hs beent dIisallow~ed, ev~# wipe out a disgracefu il condit ion wvhich after a division. In a case so conI ex ists in hot h IIlouses aind Senate. lHe trary, not. only to the laws of de did, however. more defini tely, if pos- cency, hut to the fundamental prirw sible, align himself with the forces (1. ple of the seeial compact, which de reactionl which helijeves that ''the nics to any man to be a judge ie hi gooi d l ays"' of spoils are still here own~ cause, it is for the honor of~ th and that a lobbhy can still exist among H ouse that this rule of immunwori the mlembers of the Senate itself. observalne should he strictly adhei A gain Senator Caraway hne rend- cd to.' (red the people of the country a great When Senator Carawvay aroso service b~y hringing out into the light, introduce his resolution providing fe the fact that wealthy gentlemen sit an inquiry to (determine if Senatoi in the Senate andl braxenly vote in had been voting in the interest matters in wvhich they have a dir'ect their owvn business oiccupations, I pecuniary interest. For a judge to sit read from an oditorial in the, Ne on the bench to try his own case York Herald, a Republican newspa would very properly bring swift im- er which ahd been shocked out of I poechment andl Senators, in votin;.; partisanship by the attitude of t1 KNK IN SUMTER. SELL IN SUMTEI L INVITATId IE CC Men of Sumter cordially invite the good pc what a fine shopping and marketing center SELL IN SUMTER--WHY ? lities are as good as any town in Eastern Carolina and duo idustries with its unexcelled railroad facilities for handling by reason of these advantages in a better position to* offer g tobacco from five counties and selling it to the entire sal Y? Sell yours here and see. May we suggest--Sell in Sumi BUY IN SUMTER---WHY ?. )CKS OF DESIRABLE MERCHANDISE. Prices that invi to-the-minute town you can buy practically everything you nts at prices that will merit your patronaye. right up with the styles, making frequent trips to the Ni n assmall an overhead expense as is consistent with good si D we repeat-Buy in Sumter. BANK IN SUMTER---WHY? e, the combined resources of our Banks run into millons, c k officials will take pleasure in advising you with reference r with one of 'these progressive institutions and see yourself AKE OUR SLOGAN YOUR SLOGAN -Buy in Surnter--B ially Invite You to Do Business With 1 CKER & BULTMAN, THE SUMTER TRUST Groceries. I. C. Strouss, President LANT HARDWARE CO. KRYSTAL OPTICAL Hardware. Eyes Examined and Glasses Fi J. 1B. FOLSOM, KNIGHT BROS. Jeweler and Optometrist. Book Store and Printing. ). H. HURST & SONS, THE LADIES SHOI Furniture. Ready-to-wear and Milliner ARON'S PHARMACY, LEVY & MOSES, Drugs. Groceries. CITY NATIONAL BANK, McCOLLUM, BROS - Dry Goods, Shbes and Ready-to G. A. Lemmo., President. IRST NATIONAL BANK, ,MIKELL-SNEEDEN-PH, Noill O'D~onnell, President.,OPAY IE PEOPLES BANK,BiylsadAtSupi L. D. Jennings, President.,'ONLLDYGQ NATIONAL BANK OF * ODNEL&C LOUTH CAROLINA, GoeisadFriies C. G. Rowland, President. OTE UIIHN NATIONAL BANK OFPrtes SUMTER,FRDSDP TMN J. P.Boot, Preiden. Dr C.ds sh-ous, Presidet LANK INSUMTERYSELL OPSTI :Woo Seator, a the ~~ll b kmwn. Stte ooki'i Stoeand Printing. voadthe amesof tc Snatos, Iut rnier. adtoWear mad woollinr Oddi ofNevaa. nd. ver mot- hs hry Gods rshitestnd whoady- nt burdn o w-ol txes wa fatene O~ A Bicvyes anduo Wasupplic use a~icl~ nl~le f wo duing eatdy-toW Clo thing fand ts (WallOto hegrae. adthe po- w~qa mnufcrere and Felvers, in amattr ~v~rethe.intee.~t oftery he btaiedriterWs, n thei P.~ oktboorside alDrytoMn Goodste shoaei Reay-to Wool Senator, a theyg wol berkin up Stat colotalin oltemg:ilionspei hrater.wul henao Carawa defitd nt legisleriv, mnfacues, obbers and untad theinames oul the eens but PaetAlric arill, madpilee ooa She Herath peferre in mo th thosent riwng h otaic ats sentode warenpl flt minec taodng ofic Ida- Theva rem ratsetoinghat 8000 peh. reptnieas ofOrdo, Busmling pblcanwith man rtaleiring Ne exicof emeron oftl ion andlc wool Odh aisieynow she anwrt Odier or iNevnaeAndt eneymter, hrouhl a everyiun, woma ailn ers'hsoner them aril Rpisan aof chiluce finatnited isdataea o lea Snde Chircped iTherr whevther cn- by mreason govteato of rot ando(I stituted he rajnrithe pyrwichxe aet. iton uLltnrwa lft wthe hunreti miion. teig n - is0o.s ad obe~it o evePry dy. noftohwhr litvIsommonmalkhe .s In amate conectio t intergeste hof i esnlyIteetdI h u .c thir ownatpockadboorth areseioge hetnoet ua nutread t-BUY IN SUMTER-BANK IN SUMTER. NTOTHE ole of Clarendon and adjoining t really is. to keen competition you are always assured cotton and with two inidependent and one the most attractive prices. isfaction of the producer. Farmers selling ;er. te comparison. Service plus satisfaction. need in the way of Provisions, Wearing Ap rthern markets-hence when you want the arvice, are in a position to supply your needs onsequently they are in position to negotiate to loans or any other business problems you grow. Pardon us. for repetition-but-Oh! nk in Sumter! the Following Progressive Firms; CO., PEOPLES MERCANTILE CO., Dry Goods, Shoes and Ready-to-Wear.. CO. REX THEATRE, tted. Moving Pictures. SHAW & McCOLLUM MERCAN TILE CO., Dry Goods, Shoes an4 Ready-to-Wear. -. SCHWARTZ BROS., Dry Goods, Shoes and Ready-to-Wear. SIBERTS DRUG STORE, Drugs and Sodas. Wear. W. H. SHELLEY & SON, ARES . urniture. SUMTER CLOTHING CO., Clothing, Gents' Furnishings and Shoes. )S CO. 'STUBBS BROS., hoes. Clothing, Gents' Furnishings and shoes. ., . SUMTER DRY GOODS CO., - Dry Goods, Shoes and Ready-to-Wear. co. B. C. WALLACE, SSeeds and Groceries. STORE M. GOLDBERG, fear. IClothing, Luggage, Jewelry. f,-BUY IN SUMTER-BANK IN SUMTER. he sit' at~ the head of the table in the tension agents by the United States Wans; and Means Committee and dic--Dprmn fAriutridct tates, himber and sugar schedules. tacut gnsadohretn And Winlowv of Massachusetts, hoesinwke ngnraaekenyn manufacturer, very 'kindly bring histrcelinduaoalfmsOf9 techatiaal knowledge to the aid oei the gnsrpti,81aeInfvro Committee in fixing up) a schedule ofudgotmpcreinhiryo, rats; on shoes that w'dl, in hisa opin- 1 poe oteadli ocm ion, ijiDeisrbueinessfjstrceuandumekeindittte sure.thatno pir ofshoe M heai Acouty aetsd other ete Germny"ill ver eachthes sh restedrtin aeduationaylufimomi. Opi98 unl wor bya Geman igantguesntd apotne-h15aef ofao tof An~ithee isLonwort itereted ing otip pictures in u theiewok dye an chmicls;Coley inminng1it posedbto pcthem, and14 noncem Grmany"s wll nuerou echtherenio res a f hs wouepral bers with their special pet, interesta, poetr aefu~ hmusts It is said that we can, og eultivat-Teristondmado oe ing patience and schooXkog ourselvesflmoniv-ockujtsclbwr in philosophy, get used~ to anytshing.silmpoentan oeriv And so we, a child-loving~ people, have graddally become used to a childlessg White House. It may even he possible ~ ayaet s o mr u"o that in timo we huight reconcile our- mr ua neet neuain selves to a dog-less White House and a 1hr scnieal a golf-less President. ls beto h lprmn oe And Laddie Boay's portrait has been lsmn faemo3~edsrbt Aboute.,n cenehrd fth.gnt e ti port say t a dhyin use nmotion atc Retusfomaquesionnireunrhs, home heout onalft aofther t mtin pctres snt o ~n whOoX-atc ase. iht.hvadepre