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AJ 3 Brown Linen, Pure Flax, .10 Cents White, Lawn, 40 inches wide, : Cents English.Longeloth, 9 Cents English Naipsook, 10 Cents Bleached Scrim, -4 3-4 cents MILINEE Special fot HAIR & RAILROADS AS 0OAL DEALRS. the courts are for th New York Ooal Dealers Oomplained SiOn. Through Tillman-Another Phase During] of the Situation on Rate Bill. \ quite a s] amendmen Waehir.gton, April 3.-When the been a e4 senate convened today Mr. Tillman "Ijust col presented. his daily letter on the rail- been frmq road and coal situation, the letter in' Mr. Bail this ease being a complaint from C. swered th< W. Edes, of Ballston Spa, N. Y., a White Ho coal dealer, who said that lie had been urday. crowded out of business by the Del- "W~ast -awvare and Hudson Railroad company, ycster'day which had sent up a retail business of at that cc its own. '.conferenet Mr. Tillman represented the letter ThIo as a flashlight on a new p)hase of the reading, a coal situation. " This road is one of the TexaI five engaged in the coal business,'' querCy ,to he said. ''Not satisfl'ed with mnonopo- "'I went lizing the productiopi and transp)orta- vitationi,'' ' tion of coal, it now engages iii the re- "'A my tail business.'' qucstion 0 Mr. Long (Kansas), who introduc- conisidered( ethe court review amdndment agreed Mr. Bai upon at the White House, spioke on state w~hel the bill. been agre Mr. Iong stated that he wvould not -"This a take the ~inconsistent position of con- Long, "wv tending that provision for review is themen no now in the bill, and yet was unwill- Mr'. Bail ing to express such reviewv by an -ap- anmendmer propriate amendment. For -this rea- conferenc son lie had offered the amendment de.. ed that " cided upon at the White House con- the amiend ferenice.' He agreed wvith the senator Mr. Bai from Pennsylvania that there should issionl hi be no fluestion of the right of the inig the s cari'ier that had been injured by an m1 a brief order of the commission to sue the for' his pa coimission in the Uliited States cir-- ence, sayni cult court. He stated that, wvhile he vides a wt is satisfied with the house bill in this communme particular, yet in order to remove all not conter -*question as to its constitutionality, he ly invite offered the amendment giving the party, to right to sue~the commission in the lation. United States court and giving juris dictio to the court to hear and deter niine the question whether the order MrAl * of the commission was beyond'.its aut- wvas niot thority or invalid of the rights of the -was mnvite carrier secured by the cor stItution. Replymt M .teefr Lsong's Cotnin. ison said It was contended b~y &(r. Long that I decline this bill so as. to transfer the rate- privaei nmaking function to. the courts by pro. Mr. Ba< vidlig for a review of. the orders that whether i1 would 'permit the courts to go into to suiggesi the whole question of determinining stage of whether ,the rates were wipe and. failr, necessary Athe quest orp~f wisdom and pol. House as I4~ s ubst*fluts th* daginit of the provi -. r us accenta o6ds, Ml sday Mor Bldached Vest, Tape Neck, Ready t 5 cents shirt wais Wash Embroidery Belts, 9 cents Riversid 05 Cents Gold and Silver -Belts, 48 cents Cottonad 5 Bunchis Tape, 5 cents Torchon Lace, 10-4 Blej 1 1-2 cents 2 It is true, E L e We have th( this Sale! HAVIRD,. upon the questions which "Te amendment is notin e judgment of the commis- nor less than a suggstion," s Long. ,qr. Long's speech there was Mr. Bacon demanded io kr pirited discussion of his source of the amendment. t and its origin. There had gestion flom whom, from ti4 mntroversy over the words dent?" he asked. mpensation" which have "From myself," answered M tently 'used in debate. "Ai," replied Mr. Bacon %v ley w%%as anxious to have an- dent disappointment. question concerning the Recurring to the merits of t use conference of last Sat- toes,M.Bcnrfre he amendment submittedadsalthfcttitMrL by Mr. Long agreed upon itolcdi~tesnt h nference, and did such *a etathpprsadaih occur?'' a opeeycrooae ram senator arose during .thmecons''Ti,'heai,so nmd turning from Mr. Long teanidetoiiae s senator, addressed his WieHuecneec n Senator Allison. tesntrfo ass i :to the White House on in- wohv orgtt rps said Mr. Allison, adding: mas <nowledge this important Mi.Ble i( 'Th f just compensation was notfrmKnakowthtit at 'that time."'' ftedmortcmme ley then asked Mr'. Long tocofrneth itrsaec :her his amendment had bl ol ee aebe ad upon at tIhe conference. oto h omte,adtm mendment,'' responded Mr.outeaiofhedmctc as prepared by several gen-itwudhimosbeo t at thme White House."'' k'Teeor,'lead ley then asked whether ''the wn't ulcycmli Lt was considered by thme cus h,'' and Mr. Long respond- A 5 .i.tesnt d thme conference did consider ment."''tigBt h ca Icy remarked that this ad- Tm e.hwr .P Ld had the effect of clarify- tesoyo hita l ituation. Ho then indulgedwhhdhaagodelofa criticism of the presidentmiwachlegdbanu .rticipation in the confer- t con o t ig that the constitution pro- Tiswshs~paain Ly for the chief executive tokovtatIcncontf Ste with the senate but didtIigtoyu sasfcon nplate that lie should mere-thkIcntom ow.Y few friends, all of his ownlta mablcsih f ionsider contemplited legis-apicofrnadpuitno L. Private Meeting.ortiet cefitwltk ison interrupted, saying, ''I pr fItiki vl,Ip invit'ed to a conference. Itoteweransudlyc id to the White House."' eprtue'hn .pti g to Mr. Foraker, .Mr. Al-IfreainadagiIphg :"'I may say inJbrief thatIth ae. TiI'rpt to say what transpired at aItie.TnI pttonh eeting at the president's adhme tadbn t ~on said he wanted to know IatcewihIptit the president. has the rightiwhritildogdsevcf an amendment at this t-ieyas the proceeding it would be "f oee,we is to refer back to the WhiteonteailIthkitwl y possible modifications ofateprItho itnotl sion to ascertain whether it ha,idsf ta Af ''The amendmnt is nothi dent?' he aske. IN iery an M3 ining, 9. be Made Embroidery - 4 Big'Silk 28,cents 27 inch Jap Silks, Plaids, C28ce 3-4 cents 27 inch Floral Sill es, 16 cents Kind, 59 cc I1 cents 36 inch Jap Silks, 39ce tehed Sheeting, 2 1-2 cents 36 inch Black Tai 817 -ce ,very lady is a lov .m priced right. or $5.00 cash purc ,e yard, limited. TheRight g more '!Now, I believe that my Heavenly A To rid Mr: Father has been testing me to see if The li I will take a temper. He has put me I Sun11day Ow the into the fire, and into the water. I fact. I A sug- have tried to bear it just as patiently was exP presi- as I could, and my daily prayer has I nounced been, 'Lord, put me into the fire if good. Long. You will; put me into the water if ''Say, ith'ev1- You think I need it; do .anything 'I'm b( You please, 0 Lord; only; for Christ's your lif he con- sake, don't throw me into the scrap tr'in' t to the heap'" good.'" ference ng had amend 1 845. 3 wouIll inthe hi those. amend senato81Mut Sof the mmierce "poite Economy enators 'Conserval ass th e 'Care in ti of the ourned1. All of which means large annual di written any tontine, or deferred divider reap. All policies contain liberal surrender v~ re tells second year, which, together with the 3ksmnith every policy-holder a dollar's worth of fliction, Peieer . lngiggl ReggigtS to Jaun3ry 1,1 I don'tOf this sum there has aIres rthese For Policy Claims--46.4 but 1 For Surrendered Policie; u ktnke For Dividends - . the fire Then I Total - - it once a tern- Leaving still in Company's inge the The company's investmer nto the returns to pay all expe it into add to the Policy H-okc seavirl of existing contracts. r as,p Total assets January 1 st, I g,Apply to rieit B- 1.0 4 ot take e scrap enny a Office in McCauhigrin Btull4 d Notions clock. Values. .Oxfords! Oxfords! Patent Leather Oxford, $3.50 kind, 50 cents Kind,$2.79 nts , $1.00 Kind, Patent. Leather Oxford, $3.00 kind, ints $2.49 Patent Leather Oxford, $2.50 kind, nts $179 feta, warrante4, Dongola Oxford, $1.75 kind, nts $1.24 'er of fashionable Hats. hase, Androscoggin Ic. Price Store. ugh Job For The Teacher. Mrs. Peek-Henry, io you mean to td was the worst one in the say you have been playing the races school, and he appreciated the again1 [is idea of his own iniquity Hem-y-No iy dear. Tle book ressed when his teacher an- mikers have been working m. the intention of making him Cleveland Plain Dealer. 0 - - " drawled the reprobate, Clari-low well you looked at the ttin' you'll have the time of fancy ball! e an' then not win out in Maud-ThiIc so? ) 'make good' makin' me Clara-Oh yes. You had on such a beccominlg mnask.-Town Topics. 1906. CHWORDS it le insuronce Co. of Management, jam in Selection of Risks, ie Investment of its Funds' dends. The Cornpany does not now, nor has it ever Ld policies, but has earned and paid its dividends annually. ilues each and every year, beginning with the end of the :lividends paid by the Company annually, gives each and Insurance for every dollar paid. 166, - '- - - - $2'19,421,621.63 Ldy been returned to Policy Holders: per cent., - - $129,543,662.07 3 - 12.4 " " 34,595,249.45 - 23.2 " " 64,829,592.14 - -, 82.0 per cent., $228,968,503.66 possession, - - $50,453,1 17.87 its have yielded sufficient nses and Taxes, and still to lers' Fund for the fulfillment - - - - - $48,674,022.08 906, Market Values, - - 99,127,139.95 JONES,. Agent. New berry, S. C. ing.