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6 Smith on the Cot house Id< ton Ware* '!,at 1 can,bl three cents ia. what you pa^ T3K LA. ly keioseue oil for a gallon. That's / for the oil, but i TJ V. _ I MO ASTER NEWS, FEBR rr UARY 23, 1907. n n "Til The Brilliant L?ec Southern Cotto tion Swayed Hi Audiences at V\ Charlotte, N. C. you pay 12 c turer of the ler's brain, n Associa- thing runs. s Charlotte Price ?t*vanc touch of bi applied, aud ? Feb. 16.? P,an bv whic f.nnrh mav h lenis lor 1VIURCIOIThat's how the That's the way the es when the manic rain and capital I am here with a ;h that same manic ? jinnlied to cotton IT Annual D. ri Stock T rin aking- Tii ne The JNews this attei Mr. E. D. Smith, of olina, the brilliant the Southern Coltoi spoke in t? e Acade last night to citizens today again to the rnoon eavs: ? ?^ South C?r- the bHck bo" lecturer <>( prosperity. i association somkb my of Music Mr. Smith and at noon of sending 01 ) fanners of etc. "1 tell .... .... kr-.fl. if oil I liu lit W -rr b of I he Soutlvs Frc ODY HAS IJKI> spoke of the method ut pinners' reports, you," said he "thai S iii llmt lisivn at" 1 )m now Until the Ends mall lot best 50c Un or- rcnn vH*; host If n We are Going into Cash, Regar iderwear at 37 1-2C )c Ontinc at 7 1-2c: : to Turn Lots of dless of Cost. garment; men's heav 2000 vds heaviest wei Odds and y Overshirts irht Sheetinc tuu v;uuiitj? explain' occasions the cottor idea. Dealing with the of cotton in the conin Mr. Smith declared that it was a matte not understand whv 1J W V7 I I KJKJ 111 l| til ? IIV II* i warehouse told about If packed iu a import a nee sold at live i aercial world South would I last night for all remai r he cou'd you sometl the people South Caroli ist year's crop were I 6 ) bale of cotton, aivl at I rents per poun 1, the ?ot1 be miide beneficiary cost ning time. I'll tell j ling else: Unless na produced cotton . V ' U J ? /ds for $1.00; i case oc the yd; several pi ton Blankets at 6oc, ' ;; 12 pieces Canton I Everything in wint pairs ladies' fine Sh< a e 0 I ' short lengths in Lc ieces White Goods al 75c and 1.00 pair; 7 7lannel, was. 10, 12 1-: er weight Suits and Des in small sizes, w C. CM J ? a i insdale Cambric and t 10, 12 1-2 and 20c \ pairs best Wool Blan i and 15c, now 7 1-2, Overcoats at what 1 ere 1.58, 1.75 and 2.0 a V' 40-in. Lawns rd ; 1 case of kets at exact 8 1-3 and 1 ic :hey cost us. ?o, pick these rv/ai it /-v f rv caI 1 of the South were st ably uucoucerneil ? position 011 the ma South," said he has monoply of the worh It has been demons no country nor s ) unpardon- last year on j ibout its dis body has li rket. "The fellow in Ba an absoli*? culling bac i's neces ,1 ty one day who jtrated that hotel and sa: ection in the when you g? .. , ai i limson weed, some- , ed. I met a little Itiniore when I was ors k from Washington ^Or stopped nie in the id : Don't you think >t the tanners all or .oo pair. i\ icw pan ilc Oil Cloth till Sati same price. Come t ley. FUNt 5> men line oiiuci? a irday, the 26th, at 10 o see us?we'll mak Youi 3ERBL l i.uu pan. vvc aic c the yard; white ma :e you feel good b) rs to serve, jrk c< ??U1II?? IU OV.11 irble and colr saving you 3. ^ world can compete South in its produ the basis moreover, ( prosperity. Betwec ging and ties of j ton is enclosed tin the wealth; the refi with the g^nized in tf iction. It is rush the pri jftheSouth'a high tlia* t m the baa:- make a justi a bale of cot- looka like ki ) education, laid the nold inement, the Not so, Bud I le South thoy will ce of cotton up so ! he mill men can't with fiable profit? That it wi illing the goose that becai en egg. 1 replied : in th ; we are merely af- brinj r this organization and sho 11 pny, I bet they will sticl use the best stickinc-plast< e world and one that wi ; together the most incoi : SPECIALLY I er I have some plantn left ove .. own truckiun. I buy the bent " tiea?Earlv Jersey Wakefield a ? closely with Succession and Ln 41 .'25: lo.ooo and over $l-oo INE CABBAGE r from my own seitinn?the same I seeds nhtaiuitblo on the market. I ml Charleston Wakefield. In sea do Drumhead Pricea in looo lots We have only a limited quantity o PLANTS kind Unit I set for my Lave two early varielHou we follow these $ 1 f>o; r.ooo and over, if very h< looted stock- . industries, and ev and untaiuted woma Southland. DIVERSIFICATION A Now you fellow about diyersiticatic right; I'm in favor o en the pure ter the rasca mhood of the the nokh was the first FALSE iDBA. even to s hear lots TIMK TO Tt'iu m. It's ail It reminds it it, but it is when he rea< 1 who lias been steal- grunt 3D egg anil last year < ] time that we man- mer get a setting. lld C( S THE COW AROUND, fit t( i me, said Mr. Smith statu ched the point in his conti ja is a dollar. ^or these long years the fa has been in h poeiticyi whei >uld not demand a fair pn )r his crop. Cruel circun les over which he had i rol let the North feast ( We crate them and deliver to t rates, ^end r?rd?r? before our rre ~ ???? o- ? HEI ,o j^IIf ^ ^c' )n and p lie Southern Express Com puny an stork is i/one. W. F. CAIIK, Fox SE'S AN EXAMPLE ^ at plant foods can do for rs. The picture on the ;w?j shows plant development otato yield (55.8 lbs.) of 2 il nt very low exprvHS 82, Mrggetts, S. C. a false principle as il ed in this day. Til vocates ol farmiuj plan that you raid crops you need lor sumption, hog and raise cotton merely t, is so regard address wbe iere are ad- bis arnumen s? on such a tion, "ol an ie all other Rastua and home con- cow conjoin hominy, and took to attej as a surplus- Kphum done re he was clinching the > ts with an illustra- coffe old incident in which Ami Ephum bought a it nc ily. Ra8tus under- kind id to the teeding and tabic s the milking. Time man South and drain from h< rs the wealth of the n io 1 declare to you that hi >t been for a fertile soil at ly climate and the indon 5 energy of t lie Southe: , we would have been nea \ y.p( 11 patch, treated with ^ )TASHL the left, a patch of size (yield 21 lbs.) :d at same time, in soil, but untreated. X*"aKLtfilS i pictures are taken age. I tell you th i9 backed by a fals You might an well | yer and say: Hero n raise peas, potatoc practice law merely cash money?as a at the idea passed on a e principle. tir?>d feeding ?o to a law- ting no recif leighbor, you day and ask 's, corn and u,ni '8 dat t for a little ^os, boy, 1 surplusage, of milk. V * I nd alter lvastus got ?r >1: ? when he was get we c >ts he stopped one Pers ed his brother Eph- whit jow givin' no milk, estal nebber setd de like in I ^ell, why haven't I over . __ A A1_ i tne poor House t< tiny tin ire. The time is coming,I a uaded, when wo can lloat tl ,e banner of King Cotton ai jlish tlie South's supremai lie financial domain ov y nation in the globe. H ^ u ~ ,1 ~J ?; \n jr^.TTrlX. from tion I) he Our Free Be ici which gives authentic a actual results of practic; J the farmer who is anxii er ing for a wider margin e- m Npu/ VnrW O.t Nattma < an experiment stalulletin, compiled in ?ok, ''Profitable Farr nd authoritative accounts of ex] nl and scientific farming. It is r>us to improve his products and of profits. Send for it to-day. -RMAN KALI WORKS A llanla lis 1 i ning" | periments and i invaluable to t I who is work- ' r?n.1l?r ni/lcy Ur you may as v school teacher and h a little corn, cottc hogs and teach fid side merely to get money. You farm trol this thing anc veil go to a win guun rr ay: You raise said Ephum >11, peas and cow, you a liool on I he 'greed to i a little cash front half ai ers can con- half. Well, 1 what 'a the hit's 'bout t ....I ly pari, wai s easy, t'us , when we bought de (>f '1 .greed to feed an' I was uilk. You "got the lend id I got de totlier otlie , said Ephum,I think Pr?t ime to turn dat cow Pf>ve f inn n w c ufiyc DUUttJOUru III "J*! ie laet that the governme against us and no one won us a helping hand. Kve r commodity has had ll ection ot the United Stat rnment and when compel llirp?lpi)C(l nmipir mI Iiiii* p Id "" by valuable to I lie lar . ' ?'ai a member Secon< lie the man wh<> can not 1 ,es sell. The man who can tisell and ? on't JH a fool V ,mer ,wb' Money I l,elI' hrrlil him in New York city In . . . . loans for five yenrn help him- farms, in kiiuih of $: pure and die rate of < jn-reen hikI over aiiil S lier i io Loan. igoinenta with parties which I can negotiate on improved cotton 100 < 0 and upwards, at t on amounth of $1000 Rent on r.iin.k l< kh tlmn tists tii ui voroiiy i ii? want to? Does flic Cotton Exchange di I went down to m the other day and w they were aweatit collar, nerves strair Pnoi npnr enmo nl'ii UUltJhb you IUU??", 3 New York I'hat's wl versify? said Mr. Sn iy legislature turn the co ent in. There tired sweati ig under the Ke( cotton 01 ted, trying to the oilier f 11 hi/ uliinl. with an im Iiat wo want, to do, port litli. "Wo want to 'ho 1 w around. We aro the ntf and straining to ?o ji 11 the market ao that 6xp( el low can bleed uh 4 *?> nior?HO nrofit whioh > , congress throw around lariir wall of protection: hue of tlie fact that we h roteotion, tlie revenue fro ?rte<i cotton last year w *,000,000 of European gol . simple, but ilie man i help himself needs yoi in . r . tion and vnur assistant ad m '? ljer'ec? a Pr!ncip!e Ihe number ol sellei as j congested so as to equa ber of buyers. Every I ivho CH11 I N'o hrokera# K? d Onlv a reason ir protec title, e. Third, by which a can be ai,d turn U 0T'!! libenum- of tl,e company arnier is a tlie farm6r aml cK..i i !?.. *i... ;?> or oomrniHHion cburnble f<'f> for ab-trncl of It E. WYUIS. Atturney-ut-Lnw, to the presidei t . lie will receipt the understand* l? sv II M ' KJ KVI1IV |/li? I through process of tj could raise $000,00( staring them in the fact last year $25 came into the cofferi because the farmers riuate ulan to sel. t fixation, they he derives. ) a year, and turning thin face was the TIIK ,000,000 less Nothi?g | s ol I he state jll9t|y chara, had no ade ,|reS9 <)f lMr heir not ton . ., A It's time we were rjs around. deat NOON ADDKES8. c0(t, >ut Huperlalives can to w clerize the grand ad- tho* Smith to tlie fur- thro enui at inh. tiuuhra ?nur. The HHHocu'.tion is aiming h blow at IHe New Y<> hi exchange and we are abo in the fight. 1 tell you wh e gamblers in New Yo w <lica fur the price of c< seller, but there are fe a representing the organic rk and brain of the world, ut er represents the disr en disrupted farming in rk the Sou h These two c :>t must be eijua ized an w I,oyer*, ",R """ lied wealth not 10 '>? 9ol<1 ? The sell- 10 bc alEree<' "I1 '.rKani/.ed, l"kf'8 '"9 c"r,i,il terenli. of to the ba"k- ?H tondilions wl,e" ",e c'""" <1 hurmo i,,tBr,,sl 0,1 "IB > i. I nmiriiiici' r>11 k' mc uui u/u is ' but one price ion Tlie firmer cate ol ownership Is his money and i is sold, pays money borrowed. (lot i'i 11 I (tti u ml 1 tell you what we South is loss bra wi brain. THE LAW OF SUPPLY You hear lots the the law of supply I toll vnn it lid J I>nn mors a> tne need in the ,h# orche8lr . and more we? |jllwl y to I his chain AND TIIK MAN. JI0 waH jn &e days about j and from h an 1 demand, period of ne on Ir. I,? ll.n ; * l.? r noon meoiii-g wnen ion, a of Academy whs b]oo /11h earnest listeners of ? ipion of iheir rights. (lorn ?duced by Mr. Moore hap] eginning to end, a man arly two hours, he is a n .1 t.;. .?ai i t lioy throw dice for the I (1 o! the South, the educati very hoy and girl in our be , the b]oom ol youth ami t piness of home. And eve t who won't come to our hi Benedict Arnold to the Son il... I il & lie 1 JJI limn uy house plan proposes on . . .. . ' til's eonditi n. >r Jie TlIK PLAN l'HOPOS iry The plan propose" id, Sm th hikI submitted t ith c*l association is tliie: no wHiH- ? to perlect storage charges in the minimnn 11 was agreed 1KI)- should he lakei 1 Uv Mr divisions and re] , monthly meetin o the lo- . .. . Hocialjen when I o organ- j)e taken Thert f hall be included 1 price. I that I he matter > up in the subported to the next ot I he local animal action will i ia no doubt that law of supply and t way it lias boon jroi South has been kep ing the North interc ed money by sup with raw ma'eiial. IIU i" i/r i I'D o *? fi y rvi i/iiun he man The j ''You hea ng is t hat the j said he, in t busy pay- farmers not >8t on borrow- had nothing plying l hen; present. W1 ])o you know them whtft II rtl 11 l o vvijj, ,% J i r \ ,r a lot these days." Soul beginning, "about nticking. They have (ho c to h(ick to up (ollio fold 1011 you place before aide wo are going to do and uiiwormy 01 me name 01 iherner. I he j)iir{>ose agreed upon recent convention was thn : Kiret, to help tlie man i rather than the man outni make the association thei a iz?* a i oinpany wi'h a and a board f directo at the president the po 30- torney to transact the in of the member, take 5 de ntock, amounting to $5 re- raised, take it to the ' president an organization m, giving ^n this county, wer of at- W,e 'armera in<l busineHB -liare* <il * roleyrt lloney uti 1 per halo oon^tiB and |nov? nt? . ?ny txit tin- genuine SVarellOUHO Fuuikrburk Pharina will bo effected as the interest of icates. . I<l I'lMIIIMOIlift id Tar cures la grippe i pneumonia. Heftine in the yellow package, icy.