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?j)? ?llaubnum au? ^outbron. WLOhlSDAY. JULY 29. 1908. and the Democratic Campaign Fund. ???? < The announcement of Mr. Bryan that he has acted upon the sugges tlon made by the Sun recently and wtll give to the Democratic cam? paign fund all the profits of his news? paper from this time until the elec? tion will be received with genera' satisfaction. It Is assumed that the rule limiting contributions to $10.000 will not be enforced against Mr. Bry ea or the Commoner. Whether this contribution will come under the pub? licity rule la not stated. This ar? rangement will give a vast number of Democrats the opportunity to make Bandest contribution* to the cause. Accompanying the announcement fast the prodts of the Commoner will go to too campaign fund the state li made from Lincoln?on Mr. "a authority presumably?that preis are not largo. If the prodts of a paper the also of the Com aaoaer eeillng far t cents and hav? ing a half roll II In subscribers, as has be*a asserted, ore not large, Mr. Bry aa had better look Into the business saonageeaent. If the army of a mil? lion subscribers for which the Com? moner enlist* for the campaign, then surety the ?u action of money need not cause the !>emoeratlc committee any great worry of mind. Announcement Is also made fr m Lincoln that Mr. Bryan will relinquish the editorial tripod during the cam? paign and will not be responsible for any articles except those which are published over hla signature. Nev srtheleea. the Commoner will supply aa excellent medium for Mr. Bryan to - communicate with his fellow cltiaene aad Impreas hla views upon them. The qeestion has been asked what Mr. Bryan will do with the Com? moner la the event of his election to the presidency The property la too valuable, as a money maker to be abandoned, and some think It would aot do for the president of the Unit? ed States to edit a paper. It has been suggested by a Western contemporary that the publication office should, In Chat event be removed to Washing? ton and the paper ueed as a sort of court journal; that Is, perform the some service for the executive de* portment of the government hat the Congressional Record performs for the legislative branch. AH these things are to ho carefully considered. Tn the meantim** It is raoet gratifying that the Democratic mind la at eaae about the campaign fund.?Baltimore Ban. foe la the July McClure Msgaslne 8am ael Hopkins Adams In an article on the public health, refers to Charles ton as a place "Where every man as to 4? last as hla remotest rec ible ancestor did, and the bee' would all llvs In trees and eat sals if they were fully convinced of the truth of the Darwinian theory. Charleston, lovely, romantic, peacefu' Charleston, swept by ocean breeaes aad the highest death rate of any considerable American city; breathing aareaely the perfume of Its flowers aad bacilli of Its In-bred tuberculosis. Charleston, so delightful to the eye, aa surprising to the nose!" Good reading, but hard accusations. Bach things as theee. however, give us great hope of Charleston She It hound for a great a rakenlng. a tre? mendous con* juent development. Her etaep Is so sound that her snores are a positive disturbance to the rest of the world and like the beautiful en? tranced maiden of the fairy tale In her coffin of glass, she wl 1 come to by sudden Jolts.?Augusta Chron Wall street Had the Tip. Homebody made a mint of money east of the lt9.S40.000 fine Incident. Subsequent to Its announcement, with the help of the panic, Standard Ofl Company shures fell a* low as ltd. Tuesday, the day previous to tlw announcement of the decision of the Dalted States circuit court of ap? peals reversing Judge Laadts1 fine, the stock went to the hl*h record price of ?50 Not only did the de? cision reinstate Standard Oil and put a lot of money In some one's pock? ets, but this l.i t mentioned circum? stance furnishes a mighty strong sus? picion that somebody In Wall street rw what the ftetatPn would be the before it was made.?Macon Tel iph The fr>nds of Mrs. Roosevelt Longworth st Newport are Indignant at the charge made by Carrie Nation that Mrs. Longworth smokes cigar? ette*!. A Newport dispatch de'ending Mrs. Long worth says: "She was al? ways considered tip top here and not a bit more Imprudent than the typical society girl, who. because she his so? cial hacking, often raises above 'pub? lic opinion.' neither carlo* for It nor taspsctlng It." Can It be th it tlo president " daughter belongs to the "smart set?" This defense lntlm.it tng that *U* does not respect public opinion, would Indicate It. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., ? ? SALE OF =====^^ By direction of the Freight Claim Agent, I will sell at Public Auction, Tuesday, August 26th, 1908, at the "Old Hoss" Warehouse in Sumter, S. C, for freight and charges, the following unclaimed and refused articles of Freight. Goods sold without Guarantee of duality or Quantity. Sale will commence at 10 o'clock A. M., and continue from day to day until all goods are sold. Terms Gasll (At time of Sale) *T. A. HUSKE, Route Agent. No. 4*62 4466 4647 4468 466? 4670 4671 4672 %\ 4676 4676 4676 4678 4679 4680 4581 4682 4684 4685 4686 4687 4688 4689 46 0 4691 4692 4693 4694 4695 4696 4797 4698 4699 4700 4701 4709 4708 4'04 4706 4706 4707 4706 4709 4710 4711 4711 4713 4714 4717 4718 4719 ' 4720 4721 4719 4723 4714 4725 4726 4717 4718 4799 4790 i 4731 4733 4733 4734 4735 4736 4737 4788 4739 4740 4741 4742 4748 4744 4746 4746 4747 4748 4749 4750 4751 4762 4753 4754 4755 4760 4757 4768 4769 4760 4761 4762 4763 4761 4766 4766 4769 4770 4771 4772 4773 4774 4775 4776 4777 477* 4779 4780 4781 4782 4783 47-4 4785 4786 4787 4788 47M9 4790 47.ll 47!? i 17?.? I 471*4 47!?5 47!>k 4 7!?7 From Floren os H M U u ?4 M Consignee m. a w. A. 8. 8. C 8.0 C. W W W. vv 8. New York Morion Aloola Eatawvills Morion Charleston Lj nehborg 11 ? SJ ?I SJ a u sj II ? Sj II K a ii u SJ 1 ?4 SJ II SJ ? H i* ?? M ? ?I g .1 Lumber Morion M fj M ? 44 M ? M M ? ? ? I M M M Darlington sj M 41 l< Manning Charleston Colombia ?4 44 4? ? 4 4? I? M 44 li Darlington it Walterboro u E. P. A Ci. F. O. M. C. A. D. H. 0. Mfg. Co. G. L. B A. C. L. Cooper, not advon. M M Co. Mrs. W. W. MoZ L. F. Co. F. Co. I. M. P.iarlttone Arton Cot. Mills Pringle Bros J. E. TomIe?on O. W. tltokes Renedy Bros. Gooo i au A Keels J. F. Mo Neil A Go. 8. C. Tarbeville 8. 0. T arbOTille D. L G reen A Co. O. W. titikee J. W. Miller D. M. O. J. F. MoNeil A Oo. o n Ksnedj Bldg. Oo. W. J. MoLeod I. A. Keels A Co, D. M. Green 8. 0. Turberille Minnie Robertson W. ??. Dennis 8. 0. Mbl. Was. L. L.8. D. M. Green J.T. MoNeil AC>. D. M. Green J. Rambert J. W. Philipe Stranther Dreg Co. J. W. Stokes R. W. Green o n G Seal 4 I Thomas Wax. Thomas J.T.Mrtitfl A Co A. J. Goodman A. P. Harrell H. Baeoon T. W Wise R. W. Man er G. A. Tr?nten J. W. Lambert J. W. Lambert 0. B. Koose J. 8. Rodgera J. 8. R?dgen W. R. Rodgera P Hdw. Co. D. A. Singleton D. A. Lay ton A. J. Howe Hodges A Harrelson C. M. Sop. 0 . B. B G. Co. Hoi id 17 Oo. W. R. Shortly Wilson Jones Darl Bnek Wks B. E Washington E. B. Dargan J. M. Green A. G. Kol look Wm. Ridgeway W. A. Williams Isaac Dosier J. K. Salvo Silvery Maxwell St. Fairasaer Z. M. Covington E. A. .Tenkioe M Go. Gooa Cola Co. G. H. Garden C. H. Garden F. J. Psrham Aar n Green F. firAd^haw Mrs. P. Duvis E. Klein Ei )3o<g Mrs. L. A. Byrd J. F. Howard "j D. I). W| it over Bro*n F. Oo. W. A. Saadern 1 table oil oil * + . ... Sellers a 44 4? 44 Lake Oity 44 Lake City Charleston Eatawville Charleston 4? 44 4? 41 41 44 41 It 4? Sj It 44 4? Mi* i Care Weeks o n Jones Car Oo. L. L. Campbell G. O. Melton W. M. Uamer L. 8. Rethea G. 0. Melton Mrs. ?. Brown B. ildw. Go T. W. Timmons V. F. Col ier none P. ft West A Co. H. Riohardson M. R. D.ntr.ler R. H. Austin o n R. t). Oowley J. M. Frix J. MeGrider C. litineman A Bon. Elim Kiug E. P, Htston Union Jewelery Co. J. 11. Wilson H. r. Waten Juo. Morphoy Trceki.er Jordan Afeojl Boll Supply Articles 1 bbl bed ends 1 bbl bed rails 1 01 oandy 1 dram so olean 1 dram so cleanm 1 hhd E Ware 1 kd Pool Tables (24 pokgs) 1 bbl Paint in Oil 1 cs leq D sq 1 pokg e ash. 1 box glass 1 ot pioklos. 1 keg oat sup 2 Ods olothing 1 cs s oash 1 ot notions 1 bbl n >tions 1 bd adv matter 3 pa pa goods, sheet pipe 4 bdls roofing 1 pa 5 oad tobacco 2 comp BO 1 box notions 1 rak K. D. 1 box show case, 1 bbl oil. U bbl 1 bbl oil, % bbl 1 bbl naptoa 1 bbl rosin 1 pr shafts 1 farm bell, 1 farm bell ftm 1 show case 1 box adr natter 3 bd P steel 1 box crackers 1 pa sash 4 ort* oil sans 1 crts oil cant 1 kitohen oabinet 1 box medioines, 1 box adr matter, 1 box oil 1 box no ioas I box Hardware 1 box G stone, 1 box M top 1 pokg (6) bkts 0 ndy 1 bex medioine 1 ob B powder 5 pails candy 1 bbl G Ware, 1 bx notions 5 box s fruit ja a 1 cs phosphates 6 boxes medioine 1 os drags 1 box eastings lb x hardware 1 keg older 1 box extracts 1 box adr matter 1 range 1 bdl megd 1 box hardware 1 eoooper, 2 01 1 es shoes I box printed matter 1 ea paper 1 bbi G- Wars 1 bd hangers, rockers 2 crts doll carts 1 D top 2 os M F Ort, stone, 9 fronts, 2 gearwheels 1 os pt matter 1 bd medg. 1 bd sash 2 bble drags . 1 bbl G oastings I ot G jniee, 1 bbl G jnioe 1 osoaQop7 Top 1 ob M water 20 doz wash boards 2 pes iron 1 box E Ware 1 box shoes, 1 os harness 1 box G seed 5 sacks cement ? 1 box A food, 3 Plo food 4% bbls oider, 1 box adr 2 boxes soap 1 box velocenede 1 box groceries 1 ort banners 1 oil can, 1 oan 1 os soap 2 cr's E bottles 1 bLl insect powder 1 bb. disinfectant 1 box hardwaro 1 ? coils rope 1 box soap I b< x G-Ware. 1 crt E Ware, 1 box groceries 1 box drngs 1 ort gasoline store, 1 crt i/asoline oven 1 box marble 1 ort Hlcrauajs 1 bd adr matter 1 ort 3?ove repairs ?1 2 l.bis. vinegar, 1 ke^ ciaer, I box s in pies 1 box soap 1 bbl G juioe (bottles) 2 kegs oider, 1 bbl oider l z bbl oider 1 mower tongue 1 iron safe 3'fc bbls cider 1 bbl notions 1 box cutlery 1 box A food 1 box books 1 pc shafting 1 bbl cement 1 ort sew machine 1 pc saok sugar 1 box hardware 1 crt boot material 1 box Drngs 5 boxes noodles I bd W P hangera 1 box groceries 1 bd fone records 1 pkg adv matter 1 tabl* 1 OS rhoes I box clothing 4 c-4 can preserves 1 bd stone pipe 2 cs shoes utensils 1 bd 2 2 mantle 2 W pans No. From Articles 4798 4799 4800 4801 4802 4803 4804 4805 4806 4807 4M08 48C9 4810 4811 4812 4813 4815 4816 3817 4818 4819 4820 4811 4822 4823 4824 4825 4826 48 7 4828 48.9 4830 4831 4832 4833 4834 4835 4836 4887 4838 4839 4840 4841 4343 4843 4844 4845 4846 4847 4848 4849 4850 4851 4852 4853 4854 4856 4856 4867 4868 4869 4860 4861 4862 4863 4864 4866 4866 4867 48o8 4869 4870 4871 4872 4873 4874 4875 4376 4877 4878 4879 4880 4881 4882 4883 4884 4885 4886 4887 4888 4889 4890 4891 4892 4893 ti ?? <( Nichols Colombia Walterboro H. B. Stoke* E M. Solomon. Pringle Bros. Baily it Lobby B lily A Lebby So. Far. Frt. Go. Lorretto Mallard W. ?. Tel. Co. Ohas. Pro. Co. Tho State Gbas Drag G >. Qeer Drag ? o. Oer. Brew Go. E. J. O. Stafford So. 8ca'e A Fix. Go. W. J. Grain Mrs. F. A. Giles M*ry Roff None Marion M Columb a i ? Biahopville Mayesville ii Charleston Heineman Manning Bishop ville Charleston ii Darlington W. D. Johnson R. B. H. Ds M. F. Copelaad. (O. N.-.A L) Leinton Phney, (C. tf. & L) L. Brown, (C. N. A L) M. Rodger s F. J. Bass Mrs. Marioda M ?lander So. Marble Works care of Gibson A Go Norman M. MoC.skle None Wm. Glarkson J. L. Manning Gorp of Manning Mrs. E. Davis Mrs. t. M. McLeod Pratt Laboratory A. L. Blaestone L. B. Watford Charleston 0. D. Frank E. Charleston Harte ville i? ti F. H. Hammond W. H. Hamilton Johnson, care of W OTC) W. F. Livingston Miller Hdw. Go. Thorn peon Miles Hdw. Go. Welch A Bason Earl Sloan Weekly Pharmacy Wagener Bros. Annie Wilson F. W. Wagoner So. Bell Tel. Co. Pringle Bro*. J. D. Go. ofo R. A Sons. Welch A Eason None H. L. Hartelaon 8. J. Rose J. 8. White J. A. M. J. H. Goker G. B. Home K. Peele J A. 8. A. R. Robert M. B. Grant. No marks No Marks J. P. M. G A Go. W. A. McK S. Bros. No marks H. 0. Mills No marks No marks JAB O A Go. H. W. Mfg. Go. E. R. J. No marks H. Sap. Go. No marks J. 8. W. J. A. T. No mark < H. W. Mfg. Co. No marks B No narks No mark* No mar ks J. 8. W. 1 ort adv matter 2 bd adv atter 1 box dry goods 1 box drip cap 1 box emory l cs refg parts 1 bbl B powder 1 box I pins 1 box spoons 1 bdl prtg paper 1 box corks 1 box pomp3 massage 3 crts A 1 bbl Mt. bottles 1 pkg 2 cadstoba 1 box scales 2 kegs oider, 1 box meienr'8 1 box marble 1 table, 1 stove, 1 stove stand 1 mowdr blade, 1 box scales, 1 bd plow bdl?, 1 box books 1 box tongnes 1 iron safe 1 W machine 1 box valentines 1 box soap 1 box drags 1 box adv matter 1 saok cot seed 2 boxes marble 1 crt maoiine 1 box adv matter 1 ouch 1 saok rice 8 os snnff I bbl oooa cola 1 cs G-Ware 1 trank 1 box oastgs 1 osk crockery 1 crt easels 2 crts desk, 1 crt desk 9 bd rims, 6 bd spokes, 1 bd trees 1 ca no*ions 2 chairs, 1 table 1 box enpplies .. 1 box stationery 1 bd 3 pos stove pip) 2 os Oak Handles 1 box C D goods 1 box rook 8 boxes drags 1 box crackers 1 box D goods 1 box chewing gam 1 box supplies 1 box D goods 1 bx 8 paper 1 stova ostg I oady tooa II does 1 bbl ware, 1 bbl notions 2 sacks cot seed 1 tub fiea, 9 pis fish 1 piano box 1 ort R Goods 1 bbl tar 2 bbis wire 3 coils wire 1 box F works 1 bdl poles 1 bdl bed ends, 1 bdl bed slate, 2 bdl bed sides 1 bblG ware 1 box D K disc 1 ort machinery 1 box bottlaa 1 box D Goods 1 bbl graps juice 1 drum na>ls 1 box hides 1 box A matter ljCrt crockery ljbox notions 1 bbl notions 1 saw 2 bbls twine 1 bbl oil 1 keg soda 1 box notions 1 pk{ hdw 1 pkg hdw 1 bdl hoso 1 bdl cre\ 1 box fi.tings 1 ke^ cic!er 1 bbl tar 1 bbl fittings 2 bdl dors 44 45 46 47 48 49 53 65 88 89 6 7 38 4-' 62 58 59 From Summerton < t Consignee No marks S. H. Co. No marks P. B. Co. No ii arks Paxville Camden No marks P. P. G. J. Co. No marke L. K. Co. No marks No marks No marks C. S. S. Go. No marks No marks Packsville Hummerton Camden Kuuimerton No mark No mark* (17) No marks (16)J No marks | Lftj No marks (18) No mark. (20) No marks P.P. ?. Co No marks Articles 1 box cutlery, 1 box T arms 1 bd leather 1 bd screeu doors, 2 bd bl.iids 2 bd chairs, 1 box hdware, 2 iron elevators 1 bbl G juice, 1 bbl G jaice 7 bx* pickles, 1 bx syrup 1 cs adv matter 1 oil c?bt, 1 oil pump 2 boxes hardware 2 cs druigb 8 prs andirons, 1 H wag? on gear, 1 cot planter, 1 R bo/an, 1 box G-Wa e, 2 irgs cider, 1 box H. H. good?, 1 dreeser, 1 bd (4) rim?, 1 bd G seat*, 1 box paint 1 crt stoves, 1 heater, 1 box W Ware 1 keg cider 1 crt wardrobe 1 oil stove 1 bcx M meat 1 box drugs I bbU grape jaice. 1 box grape juice 1 crt orookery It takes a brave man to :-tiek to his own convictions In the face ??f con? trary advice and criticism, but if he is quite convinced that he is in the right he had better keep to them until it 1? proved that he is in the wrong. No body is as much interested in what vou do as you are yourself, and so you must learn to think and act for yourself. CASTOR IA lor Infant? and Children. The Kind Yon Han Always Bought Bears the Signature of CANDIDATES. FOR UNITED STATES SENATE. I beg to announce my candidacy for the United States Senate in the approaching Democratic primary, and I respectfully solicit the support of the Democratic voters of this State. R. G. Rhettf '* FOR CONGRESS. I announce myself as a candidate for Congress from the Seventh Dis? trict of South Carolina, and pledge myself to abide the rules and regula? tions of the Democratic primary. A. F. Lever. FOR SOLICITOR I hereby announce myself a candi? date for Solicitor of the Third Judicial Circuit in the ensuing Democratic pri? mary. J. B. McLaughlin. I hereby announce myself a candi? date for Solicitor for Third circuit, subject to action of the Democratic primary. Philip H. Stoll. FOR THE HOUSE. Friends of E. W. Dabbs hereby place him in nomination for the House of Representatives, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. We feel tha* the farmers for whom he has labored. In and out of season, are entitled to one capable of represent- *-% ing them. His interest in all that pertains to the welfare of the county, eminently qualifies him for the posi? tion. His Neighbors and Friends. FOR CLERK OF COURT. I hereby announce that I am a can? didate for re-election to the office of Clerk of Court of Sumter county, sub? ject to the rules of the Democratic party. L. I. Parrott FOR TREASURER, I hereby announce myself as a can? didate for Treasurer of Sumter Coun? ty, subject to the rules of the Demo? cratu party, and solicit your support. B. C. Wallace. The many friends of Mr. Ho.ace Harby hereby place him In nomina? tion for the office of Magistw for the Third Magisterla Dfs^ict, located at Sumter, subject to che rules of the Democratic primary. Votera, FOR MAGISTRATE? I hereby announce that I am a can? didate for Magistrate in the Sixth Magisterial District of Sumter County, subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic party. J. L. Gill is. I hereby announce that I am a can? didate for Magistrate from the Sixth Judicial District of Sumter County, subject to the action of the Demo? cratic primary. W. R. DuBose. I hereby announce myself a candi? date, subject to the result of the pri? mary, for the office of Magistrate of the Sixth Judicial District of Sumter County (Rafting Creek and Provi? dence townships). J. L. Jackson. FOR CO. SUPT. OF EDUCATION. I hereby announce myself a can? didate for County Superintendent of Educaton for Sumter County, subject to the rules of the Democratic party, and solicit the support of my fellow citizens. H. W. Cuttino. FOR SHERIFF. The friends of Maj. Wir.. H. Scale hereby announce him a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Sumter county, subject to the result of the Democrat? ic primary. Major Seale has served Sumter county for years as Supervisor to the great satisfaction of the entire county, and in bringing him forward as a candidate for Sheriff we feel as? sured that his conduct of that office will be equally satisfactory. Many Voters. I hereby announce that I am a candidate for re-election to the office of Sheriff of Sumter County, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. W. H. Epperson. FOR SUPERVISOR. i hereby declare my self a candi? date for the office of County super? visor, subject to the rules of the Democratic party. If elected. I will honestly and impartially discharge the duties of that otflce. P. M. Pitts.