The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, November 14, 1900, Image 4

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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14, 1900. The Sumter Watvnman was touodeo U 1860 mod tho True Stmthron io 1866. The Watckwman and Southron oow has lie eoaibtoou circulation and iuflutucc f both of tb? old papore, and is mani? festly the beet advertieiog medium io it er NOTICE TO 8UB80BCBKB8. It it not eeceeeery for oi to eeod a title me nt to each iodividual sub ? riber who it iodebted to lit for wAncriplioa, aa the label ahows the tiaie Io whioh each ooa baa paid Exewine tan label oa your papal aod If yon art io arrears plea*) call aod tattle at your earliaat convenience. If It it not oouvenient to cull io par toa tend the money bj bnak draft, ftfiatered latter or pott ofllce or ex* ptaaa money order Tbo amonnt doe by ea< h ooo it II, bat the aggregate amount dot It large, and tbit la the reaaou tbat we expect oar oabetribere to ta oettlntaantt Wa have oar Had of tbata tobaoription acoouotf ?aar frona year to year aa to accom ittoa to oar ttbaoribart, bat wa V aaaaot do to longer a , there it now ^ so axoaaa for non paynent with cot , loa tailing for too oaaU and over. Mark Haata says tie people watt Was ta be preside at ta 1904 Wa bate always aeaaretttd it to be against the Wowritteo law of the lead far a en so to this eoaatry for wore to so two ? Wby should Brjaa aaagratalata tlej T If Brjaa believes the also af MaKittey ta be aa great a ?ate la the eoaetry aa he baa assert ia haadreda af eaeeebet he sfc^utd tttgtetalaie hiss A digaiied so? It aoosptaooo af the reeall would beat asers baaoaiiag than his oeegraieletiot of his aaeaaaafal it Repnblieeae. Don N. aj Jaba 0. Carlisle, tad others the seas* stripe, aeeoaaee their per jtea ta reerganteo lbs Dsmoeratie ptr I. Tbe party tbat they wnsror will b? 11 aad tlatonotje, fsRteley tea tavited tbe members' h eebie?t It retain their pi a sea Mar? a 4 th There bare bee a S taeagee ia Iba eabiaei dariag paat fear years, aad it ia eeareely ate ibat tbt abaagao will be lata sat dariag MoKtolei's aaaetd Oalaaabia eeeel aat worry a boat ibe Fair besag eaptared by eeoae ?aber plate, far Iba peep It af tbe State, pet renege la Iba anty saleable of tbo fear, writ a ever agree ta in val fr<? one eeprtel. inn neat tan? teti and totitoibre looatioa le be The fair ia a big tltag far Colesa aa it is bat inn bneioese see a of tbat f it aat eoene the so set of inn eater lay Ibat ie there's. Tba tfsebeard Air Liae ie bogie a teg branoh mi. and the tVet exteaoioo to aeet Moores, N. 0 . with MtBta, 0., bss been ploeeed Tbe read \\ bo about 86 tiUeo it leagta atd II traverae Chesterfield eoaaly. Sum aoeda a Seaboard oeaaeolioa aad oa ? Biobepvilte. aad if the basiaooo fjoo af the two plassa weald aat to got her i?d take op the waiter with the Haaoard eatberitiee a bran eh liee wight aeAa>iU to tbte eity via Bishop etile daM| the otit year To Soteattio Aeseeteeo sietoe tbat rseW ?xpertaeots, eenduoted io Now Jers'f aad Peeoeylnaeie. established tbe feet that tbe ioereased prodeetion moalttog trunj artiletsl irngaitoo wore thae pod for the eoot of the irrigating plant? ?od the eipeeoe of operatiog the id Tleeo experiments bavo boeu tarried oa tader tbe aireettoo of tbe U S Departwatt of Agnou.tarc aod tbo is * eotieotsd ie thoroughly trust Worthy The ievootigatioos of the Dopariaiooi of Agrioaliare es to the foesabiluy of irngetto have beoo ooo loed le tbe west aod tortb io tbe past, ?bat it io to be bopod tbat exporiweots alee, this liae will will be mode io tbe Heath We know of no oeotioo ia wbieh oath experiments eoald be made ware ebooply than the eastern portion of S?seler Couaty. Ar lei i so wells ooa be oaok hero for lese woaoy tbaa a pawptag outfit would eoot eUowbere, aod onto Ibooo nolle are tank tbt sxpease soda itoofar aa t sup? ply of water It ooosorood, for Ibtro eeewi tt bt it I twit to tbt tapply. A fewitg wtU if tbtaltod at a depth of 70 to 185 feet aod tho toil ie of soon a ebaraoler that a well oau be soot at * comparatively email expense. Theao wells have already beeo utilised to irrigate crops io a few ioataooes, with the most satis feotory results, but never on a large aoeie, for oo oue appears to have real? ised tho value of ao abundant aod. unvarying supply of water as a means of icoreasing tho productiveness of their farms aod adding to their io oo roes. A communication aigned J. C Wilson, giving so account of tbe pro? gress of tbe Mayesviile Golored Educational aod Industrial Institute, will be foood ob another column of this issue The information therein will be gratifyiog to all well wishers of oor colored psople wbo ere labor? ing to improve end elevate their race, aod especially ao to those wbo know of tbe work that baa beeo dooe by Koma J. Wilson the supervising priocipal aod soliciting agent for tbe Institute For several years abe has devoted almost her entire time io the work of soliciting aid for tbe establishment of thia school, and from what haa come to the knowledge of the writer aa to her movements aod the work ahe has dooe, we sre satis ? Oed thst she hss lsbored hard sod diligently Thst she hss succeeded in enlisting with her the auxiliary board thst she hss, snd hss been sble to rsise the foods neoesasry to osrry oo the work is cause for congratula? tion We believe thst she hss the re spect sod well wishes of the good people of Mayesviile?her borne?io her work, sod we hope that she will be sble to osrry out ber plsns for the completion of the building snd per messet establishment of the Institute. After-Election Gossip. Wasbingtoo Nov 12? Demooratio 9eoators of lbs Representatives who have bsen ta Washington since tbe ileettoa have not bean disposed to talk for publication oo lbs result, aot be* Moss thsy are diseooraged or that they K>eeider the fstare of the demooratio parly ta either doubt or danger, but oo he general principle thst it is si ways rood poiioy for the defestsd party to el the other fellows do the talkiog for iwhile, jsst as thsy will have to do ths egtelattog sod administrating of the loootry for awhile. Far the same eaaon they thiak the talk about rc >rgeoii;ng the democratic parly, which iss seta indulged is tt a limited extent Use the eleetioo, premetare at this isae The best policy for the domo? reit to adept for a while ta to keep a itrsfal wslew as the republicans, show ip story bloeeV they make, aad do a ?hole lot oftaillieg It will bs two rears before there'Hill be another Coo [reaaieoal eleetioo, aad an til tbsa, the lemoerev* will havs ao opportunity to ret seotret of say brsssh of ths Natioo A Oo versa sot. Ths geo tie men who ire talking about holdiag eoavsatioos. ite, for a reaegeeieatioo of the party it this time are doubtless porfeotly looest ssd wholly oo sei flab io- their siehes for ths fstars wslfsrs sf ths party, ?wt if they persist they will earsly be lasfseted by maay of being more IS lions to get ths party rsios io tbsir bands than of really belpiog tbe party. Party re organisations, so fsr as leaders isd prioeiples sre eossereed, srs tbiogs srbieh geoerally take ears of them selves, ae has bees demonstrated more lhaa oaes la tbe history of tho demo oratio party aod doubtless will be again. Party upheavals whieh are geoaiee, esuellv start from tbe bottom ?ths rank of ths Sie of soy party know bow to obaoge leaders wheo they consider it desirable or esessssry to do ?eeretary Root has goes io Cuba aod for two reasoos his goiog has oaosed much gossip in Wethiogtoo, **here it is beiteved to be ooooeeted witb matters of iojpoMrnco relating to the futuro of Cuba The first of these reasoos is that the Cuoau Constitutional Conven? tion is now in session io Havana, aud the second is that ibis is eoosidered tho unhealthy season to Cuba Mr Hoot's health lias not been robust sioeo bo had that operatioo performed oo him a mootb or two ago, aod he would hardly have ebosen this season for his vi-it to Cuba, uoless bis going was important Just (100,001 more of good Ameri oao money will be invested io th Pbilippioes if tho Senate ratifies the troaty signed by Secretary May aod the 8paoish Minister, whieb binds this soontry to pay Spain that amount for three small islsnds located just outside of tbe boundaries set by tbe treaty whieb ceded the Philippine islaods to ths V 8 Tbe orders suit to Geo MaoArthur, from Washiogtoo, to taku tbe field io person io tbo now campaign that is to do waged again:.t tho Pbilippioo insur gcots as sooo as the rainy Reason ends over there, show thbt the fid"iicistration takes no serious etoyk in tue Matemcn ojostaotly madd duriog the oampaign that tho re oleotion of Mr McKinley would bo followed by tho collapse cf tbe revolution That was good enough talk for campaign purposes, but now tho orders are to fight it to a finish. In ordering General MaoArthur to take the field in person, Gon Otis, who was so generally oritioised for doing so, is indireetly given a side pwipo Gossip has mortgaged several cabinet portfolios io tbo second McKinley administration As told io Washing? ton, these stories make Mr W. W. Gibbs, of Philadelphia, wbo helped Haooa tquscis tbe riob men aod oor porations of that towo, just as St Jobo Wanamaker did previous to bis entraoce Of the Harrison Cabinet, the holder of one of these mortgages, aud some go so far as to say that Mr Gibbs is to beoome seoretary of tbe treasury. If be does, it will be so awful throw dowo for Seoretary Gage, wbo bad noderstood that be was to remaio at the bead of the treasury, or bo would oot have fathered those freak interviews given oot duriog tbe eampaign to alarm the business interests of tbe eoootry. It is now practically admitted by republicans that the talk previous to tbe eleotioo of a repeal of tbe war taxes was oothiog more than a campaign bluff A oall for the ways snd meaos oommittco of tbe house to meet on (be 20th inst bas boen issued The bill tbe eommitteo will prepare wMl merely revise the war taxes, some campaign obligations sre to be paid that way, aod will oot repeal all of them Tbe republicans know very w>ll that witb ths total sppropriated by the last see sioo of ocogresa of $674,000,000 aod tbe probability that a larger sum will be appropriated by tbs oomiog sessioo, all or oesrly stl of tbe money produesd by tbe wsr taxes will be oeeded Tbe bill prepared by tbo committee will probably redooe tbe wsr taxes io lbs interests of favored classes, some thing like $15,000,000 or $20,000,000 I year, hot the bulk of those taxes will have to be paid by tbe p?onb for so indefinite period Tbo royalist repoblieane, if snob a term he allowable, are already talking ibont mskiug Mr McKinley'? seoond oangoration ao eveot of regal splendor tad magoifieenec Mr L P. Miehsnsr, [ )f Iodians, wbo praotioes law to vYssbiagtoo in partoership with Gen rV. W. Dudley, is franker thao many >f them. He said in a pnhlis inter risw shout the inauguration : "We mould strive to excel io the glory of ;bst day, tbo splsodor of ths jubilee of Bogleod'* Queen.'' -^mum* - ? ? ? sjaw QUESTION ANSWERED. Yes, August flower still has the largest sale >f any medicine in the oirilisad world. Vour mother* and grandmothers never thought of ?slog anything else for indignation or billions* seas. Dootore were scarce, and thay seldom beard of appendicitis, nervous prostration or heart failure, etc Thay nsad August Flower to elaan ont tba system and stop fermentation of eadigested food, regulate tha aetion of tho liver, stimulate tha nervous and organic aetion sf tbe system, aad that is all thay took whan' faeling dall and bad with headaches and other aebes. You only need a few doses of Greee'a August Flower, in liquid form, to make von sat iaftad there la nothing serious tba matter witb you. For sale by A. J. China. A ANNOYING BRITISH. Loodon, Nov 14.-? Uoder date of Johannesburg, Nov 12, Lord Roberts telegraphs ts tbe war office as follows : "Ruodle reports skirmishes witb small parties of Boere io tbe Harri smith, Rein . sod Vredo distriote reoeotly Tb,e oommaodoee appear to be aotiog independently and witb no object except to give as much annoy? ance as possible to tbe British. Our casualties in these skirmishes were two killed aod seven wounded Douglas arrived at Ventcrsdorp Nov 11th from Z)e Rust, oapturing duriog the march 21 prisoners aod a quaotity of oattie aod ehcop. Venters dorp, whioh has boen a depot of sup plies for tBo Boers, will now bo olearod out M Bismarck's Iron Nervo. Was the result of bis hpleodid health. In? domitable will and tremendous erorgy are not |tnod whore Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowel? arc out of ordor. If you want Jhese ?|ualitius and the eueres* thoy bring, ueu Dr King's New Lite Will They develop every power of brain and body. Only lie at J. F. W DeLorine'* Drug Store -6 MMflW ? ? ? ? ^Biav"? Boston, >^a?H, Nov 10 ?The three masted sebooncr Mjra 1> Weaver was wreokod in Vine Yard Souod early this morning aod six lives were lost Poplar Bluff. Mo, Not 12?Hrm* rnond in by flam<s in the npp^r ?torleo ? f tbe (J IT id house, an old frame fi'ruclurc 10AI burnt d ItPo titder, a number of 'persons tvtro bun-cu or t-uff ov(d death ; others leaped (ton) the wio o?? a? d soffen d ir.o lota of limbs tod ether iojuiieo from ohioh some dt< d. while scarcely ore of the 46 or mere sleeping guests in the pbco got OUt without n.jory, and DOOe sevrd anytbirg but tbo night clothes tha> were worn at 12.30, when the alar was given. arrest disease by the timely use oi Tutt s Liver Pills, an old and favorite remedy of increasing popularity. Always cures SICK HEADACHE, sour stomach, malaria, indiges? tion, torpid liver, constipation and all bilious diseases. TUTT'S Liver PILLS PARKER RYE NONE NONE PURER , 19 If BETTEH. ASK FOR IT ALL DISPENSARIES. Onion Sets-leading varieties. Also assortment of Oarden Seeds. Havana ?Segars. Large line of fine Havana Began. Toilet Articles. A choice line of Toilet and Fancy Goods to which atten? tion i? invited at DeLorme's Drug Store. Life and Fire Insurance. Hall est me, at my residence, Liberty 5treet, tor both Life and Fire loan rnuce. Only reliable Com pen tea rep* rewented. Phone No ISO. Audrena jtlose*. Oct2b?o NewMLife tamtam OLDEST and largest loisroatiooal Life 1 Insurance Company in the world Op eratiog unter tbe cootrol of 93 governments. No shareholders. Assets over 9230,000.000 All pro?'s paid to policy bolders Life Ordi nary. Accumulation Policies Ten, Fif? teen, 7wentr Pay caret AceasiDlaiioa Poll sloe. Teo, Fifteen, Twsoty-yjar Endow meat Accumnlation Poteies Policies ooo-forfeits* bis, ioeooteatable. H PRANK WILSON, Agent, Sept 12?3m 8umter, S 0. EitatetJ Mto Maltfe M. Stuckey, DfiCBASBD. IWILL APPLY to tbe Judge of Probate of Burnt er County on November 17th, 1900, tor a Final Discharge as Admioitrator of aforesaid Rotate GEORGK M. STUCKKY, Administrator. Octl7?tt FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SIIMTER, STATE, niTT AND COUNTY DE? POSITORY, 8?MTER, 8. C. Paid up Cipital ... . $ 76,000 CO Surplus and Profits .... '25,000 00 Additional Liability of Stock* bolder? to excess of their stock . 75,000 00 Total protection to depositors, $175 000 00 Transacts a General Banking Bush.ras. Speciul attention given to collections. Si VINGS DEPARTMENT. Deposits of $1 and upwards received. In tereat allowed at the rate or 4 per cent, per annum, on amounts above $5 aud not exceed, ing $300, payable quarterly, on fust days of Jauuurv. April, July and October. R M. WALLACE, L. 8. CaMOM, President. Cashier. Land Surveying. 1WILL GlVK prompt attention to all call? for survevtnp and oiatii a lards. BANKS II HOY KIN, Oc? Hi?o CatcbaU, S 0. THE SUCCESS OF OUR LAST Special Sale Was even .greater than we looked for. We have the confidence of the people, nd they know that our advertisements ft e the truth, pure and simple. Our moito to advertise only that which we have, is an established fact. Specials we advertise are as we represent them to be at all times A call on us when in need of any of the many lines we carry will be a convincer once for all that we are the real money savers to you. Below are a lew specials we place before you for this week's offerings : Just in?Two new lots of ladies' rainy day skirt*. As they are very desirable just at this time we think the prices placed on them will bring you in to look and then to buy. Our $5 50 Skirts (4 67 Our $3 50 Skirts $2 89 Just in?A special lot of fancy wool mixture, elegant for childrens' school dresses, which are greatly in demand just now. To make you better acquainted with our dress goods depart? ment the price will be 23c. The value 7c a yard more. Just in?Another lot of children's ribbed hose. The good kind. The kind we have been selling for years, always a 10c stocking. Just so you can lay in a supply the price will be 3 pairs for'25c. Just in?Twenty-five mercerized underskirts. Black, Ceri?e, Dark Heliotrope. Our regular $2 75 skirtT and well worth the price. This week the price will be $2 19. Just in?A small lot only of Dotted Swiss Curtains, ruifte edge, intended for $1 &5 retailing. This week price while they last $1 59. Just m?A sin all lot of children's wool reefers, tan and grey, 4. and 6 years only. Regular $1 50 value. For this week $1 19. Just in?Our second lot of children's school shoes for boys and girls at $1 and $1 25. They are crack-a-jacks. Just in?Ten doz Men's Black Alpines, all sizes in this lot Would make fast selling at 75c. To make faster selling the price for the week will be 50c. Just in?Another Jot of our celebrated knockabout suits for boys, Double breasted coats, sizes 6 to 15. Really $1 25 value. This week's price 87c. Just in?About 20 gents' Mackintoshes at less than New York costt A chance for you while we have them. J. Rettenberg & Sons. Oot 24 WHY DO WE ADVERTISE! We MUST keep ourselves before the pub? lic. We want them to know that we have just received: One Car Horses. One Car Lime. One Car Oats. One Car Hay. One Car Wagons, One and Two Horse. All of whieb will be sold low for cash. Our two cars Bug? gies are not yet in, but they soon will be. Also another car Wagons. We have some Buggies on hand, however. Call and see then*. Another car choice Mules ne^t week. Wfc are going to keep the bail moving. H. HARBY. Sumter, S. C, Oct 27,1900. THE OS BORNE RIVAL DISC Has Never Been Equalled as a Pulveriser. 1 sell these Harrows on so little margin that my greatest eomtort is in the satisfaction they give rattor than the profit 1 mako My doossjare open to all?My stock is ready for inspection. 0 )ojo and see mo io my new quarters, eoroer of Liberty and llarvin Streets FIRST CLASS LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES. W. B. BOYLE, Sumter, S. C. July n