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WHAT TILLMAN WILL DO. Ho Will Not 0hango His Plans As tc The Campaign. Vashin1gtn . uime 2 1 .---Sei tot T willanwill liike Io chan1u1in. th III planis alr-eadly mmitonnleed by ImI for IIhv presvinl 81n11mnrl on aiceolmil of hilvilg opposition for reomiiina tion 1o the seinate. TIhe 'llaet that WV. I. 1, 11111kin in itmilliteed himiself lit (11111lidlah, to snet'ved Selnator Tillmlanl ats senlior, stn1111.r froill i4u1h Ca o. lilt,ut ill vaulse nt. immledia(e chanlge. As wa-:s ann111nn11ed somelttimei ago Sellor Tm11111114 will aitte ld the I . litial aflh inl (irvei i ville ouilhInt ln .1inly 7. Tinla u \il b e i mmled inaIelv at' Ier Il r it m his v wif m I att I I iso S in , I l.. \\ hor. ho is 'ehetthiled it, Ilnh J ly v . 11 is pr nlile that ye :,b c nlt' ce.l1 tilhIl o1111 e111 nc e okill Carol inu valtillaiii 11 1:i1a is iti In the 111joill-1iii' l ol i ot, colliress \i t ' l aor it Ih te I n it h 1 de n A(ion ta sqInetiil e 'I I i I lle i flois peo pJv fto :1pp :o- bel'on. Iheml tin thle day* nineMid fr at IpIretIly good finlaneil con11siderat iml, an1d he woldt haitrdlIy care to ive Ihis up for the privile'. of meting his opponont tl the 41un odisentss t he d1ispens"llu-y. AI 'er t l t 1re ville miounty Iilvet S t-1 r111 ilh. will be ali ively withI thel SouIIthII 'aro11in11a v:ni gneril .-lvI:S f Ir a lot of rtil fitc nd o tie F irStI wo'k inl AIulust . Aftevr Ilhat date( hv will be olit Alf, tle state liearlY ill Ihe smllini 111141 f,11ll lect i inl dit' frevit parts of Ithe United States. I m ontt 1 li t' ( t ha I lilt h1e is with theo vamlpaignerviS he will mlake everv opponhitlify oulld. Hle has1t . wanited anl oppor01lih t)o diseiss issiles both State an1d ntIlei(IIII for it long time 11114l w s eii n ii gillI, t(I think that ie W4'loul 11t llve i his wish tlgr1anted this yvr,' whenll the aillIllnie ni4 til fo r. Lumki'scanidcyrealf-hed AISh1 b-pn eniaiv sA ikwil, lily. PIl.. -r,ntil : 1 .1h111 JseI will lave W ah ha for 11- l.uo C .ll th11Ow pres nt 11111 vraq-1 S1111le. il'. in1111 uneriti cniernte lt)ome Of the WIk li has 11w , done hv ihr oreint ho-ie to ine nIhey Ieg:ha tb n as t\\' h itn. tl i I 1hIe s e' or r ivs, A ikwnl ad J11h11S,onl, it has bwenl kn w for-1 41 some t 1n.1tulo . th wiltild he a >posed fio renmnat i.ni this year;. with 'Mvssrs. Finiley 1. 1in Paterslln,1h4wever, thle di ;id 's 41pp11sinlg-r thm( inku laiv. cmn-wd so mlethinl'- .f 1 sml--rise "61 nA o or ntell aeplo who tio thnu they stronet termttn il Thmch wl i wi anhe il AndExpsur. fAtfcilFosi W 11 11 Congress. e. v lionse ~ ~ Ilve tidyrsmbe m ll se tion~~~~~~~~ ofadlctse tr n or Atinip, ''slil nill illvestigation enough Olllilm Io devvellp thle opiulm habllit.'' allilg the iitteitionl of the House to Itheacliin (if' (tho Propriotary As stciation ill still inlsistiig on thO pas sage of the 1leyburn bIIl, ho said the issociition wa 111araid to coli out in the open and fight. lie rend a letter from the florman AMeripan Mxtract Works, int which they fold hiow to make all kind of li quors. They were especially inter esIed, he said, in their Old Tom Oin E's t racts, which give file exact taste ,0' the uirigiinial artiele. Then to still I'irther inlerest the llose ho said ii Ilbis 6firm climis to i make any kinld ofl liqulor (11ut' f11ha1a11o w%it noIl liitior il it. Iflaick lLppper, Ie said, is a Irut uiil h,in1 ilhl nhve -Ion weitlS, MIC01,:d i': to a let teIr wIii 0 ir. laimI reaitd"I. Pepper bihiries. he said, were muade mit ilf alioca villored witi luiphlack. "Tlh' cfI'ee that we drinlk, Moclil and ,1ava." said i r. Nan. ''is gen trally ad uui1terated with irazil cof Iee. anld Irounid cotTee with sawdust all41 eveln bread t'riluilbs. Takin his position behind the ta bles 11r. M1an began a rapid ex pimaion of, every airtie tihere. Tak im, up a hole tit' bright colored ilerries. mulrked " Marischilno cher r-iVS,' ' hP exp)lainetd Itha1th cherie had been picked green that they were lien bileacled and colored wvithi analine dye, antd ho1lding up it bright Vilrted1 hit it ('l',t I, lie said ''t his clot h was dYed wit h the same dye. '' 'Whiat are these cherries forl' llskvd t mIlemiber. "'li1 undlerstanid they are used one at a time ini vell known drink,' replied Mr. Alann amid lauihter, soMe of' thei ieinhers recognizing the edek Illil Which goes with tile cherry. 1loldin.g up it bottle with a light 1lo1red liquor in it. Mr. AMann said it was lilney, ''yet it liever saw a hivv. m11ieh l'ss a vobill. It is Fresh f*rlml 1the .luc1Sv 1':1-lort ,v. I''n-ezini'. he said, was a poVter spIhl o p rt-lve matlv t like told et lii leti t 11t it il m iIt keepl ments 1'romn spoilin'-. butl it Was1 moest in.jurimus Io hle.1l11h,vbing. cmn jill.edl Ilf ,1ulphile ilf soda :1114 red 'oal 1:n- iye. A fine '1radue Ill Ilive oil used by the Vniln Il-mge ('1ub1 id Philadlel phia, wrurned mit to bev votton Sevid q'il wiih 1 an adllteait. inup Ihe sub.jet (4, canniield to in1.1os. Mi. hva4m b hl up 1 tn'e Calls. (11-h bevinl_. 4.f dit11eret-1 wevighdt and yet all h1-hi t ftr thre pounds. ' 'Te partitiut stirtes t'F Nevw Y lk. hilaIdelhlia. Chicago and Walinitin anti lhe mail onler hous c- ell the slI t weiglt e:a s,'' said Mr. an. which was et-eivedl with li inittisoal wluil ie adrd note tf:a it h i n l(' s 1 ,'tql'b 'g t r :1.ein -itt that lani'ersna itilld jtiod suotld than tihteta mlnbe tiit' m-port t be Pamne to lthe cral, fiodhe call-it. ed ttentuiion i'o the daittence beten ar htt' te peoule borught ht in lbe puitSi pon ttt he pkaeft' u Fur Packin h usai,es Ae brinedn ahtfa uitfmity ofn lawsIi tnd reentin S n hes dutarit cofr lihe Sthies with'ing th Ieir i svrli orders no lr. a receivpased senec uvapon then see cnldavin hetld cthe itention ths cout tofghotingc heiseptons nd hepure fod conpirs itio cp ebtso simns FoPacking ouses1500 Arniouid l'a'ki'coman,00 $1500;ch. on Mansas it, $1,00 Junec22.-I the Uinii Sats distrilwcour here,this morg 1ud. ThmitaMPero of Yr iei $ak,00 Ioanad sentencet fur tei lsven dlefeniatsu irny.cn vi.e in thgiot. of Newking con sins $4,00 andcetnced tonspre Jmnt in the ntnaryffie. wr A ii $500assessed againlows tPackringt compay,i'5,00 Armour Piaekingth company $15,s00 tot lgo, M000&. o,$1,0; hcgo lr Ainponand u ie rilwac, $15,000. finedo $6,00t an sented fun mtil Jun 2th utlte ole penieniay fected inThe bnditntry. e o A fie of$15,00 asessd agins 'lhomlais and Taggart were fixed at o,000 cieai. ihese two men appear ed in couirt personally anlid upoll beiing senlItenlced, promiply Irn'I'isied the re quired bonds. Tie bonldli inl the case of tile packing companies and the liurliigton were fixed at $15,000 each. Motionls for new ti-als foi- the packers, the Burlington railroad and Th11oma111s and Taggart were all over ruled. SCHOOL BOOK ADOPTION. Almost a Complete Change All The Way Through. Columbia, Junte 23.---Thle schlool book aldoptioll for Ille public schlools otf tlit soate for ilte next live years 111 bveen cinlded. 'TheI'e was veryN. .'lreat iltires ill i le adloptionl and a smalIlly (it representalit ives of, lie various puiblishiilg holuses have been ilert ill the' interests of' their b)ookS.I Thle board wili lidopted tle books 14 11use ill te puiblie Sch)ools is as fol lows: 1). C. leyward, (lovernor, ex-ofli [-io, chairman111. 0. It. Mat11in, State Stillt. of Eduel W. -. Ttate, First District, Char .1. 1'. IBolanid, Second Dietriel. B1lackville. 1). W. I)aniel, Third 1istriet, Clem .;onl Colleg'e. A. ". IRemlber., Fourthl District., A. R. Banks, Fifth District, Lanl i. M. Ayer. Sixth District, Flor Plnce. A. J. h'liackston, Seventi District. Or'anlgebu11rg. 'lh board ials beell sttdying text books illd liavillg tleir advanltales revlatedI hv trained bookmien for somne Iiime. Tle board adopted a li-JI stilc l series (if books as wN-ell as a nn11411nn411n sC114ol svris. Tle Ihi-JI scholw s'ric.s is a1 new ilea. It is wn im1r1111t11ant m t' li t ''vl the best 14-1 tipl-tt-dale Schlto11l ttoxt ooks for Ii ve von l's. Tlhe hI 14 rnid considered t he Ileril. (0, books 11141 thle mlatter of, prIitvcIIetvred1 into the adoption to I; large. extent. Onl spelling books I'--r instlancelc the new spellers Imlay he bouh-lit at 12 eents per volumeni o1 ithe Iwo books 11nler. on1e cover for ix teein cents. The spellers low on the list are 41114ted at 30 eents for tile t wo ilr 17 -I venis '41r t one and 13 cents for tli svecI41d. Th'Ie iew spelles a111y1N be hiad at 12 cetts eachi. whten bouighit -wparately. Th'le mlatter of' readlers, a new. primanry gottenl up1 by B. F'. Jolin .OnIt tomlnyll ol. f Ricimlond. was ad itd t the list. Thmis bok .will sell fI'r vi-l cents. In Engl'dis11 graml Itr St'ri-ts wichl it is said( will be more1't a14reealet. Tln Geogra1phy, 4rs i( eiher elwrap was r(etin-( low gasti'Ic. nTre w,s a0 great deal 'lthe boar'd lefl Lees primary11' istory3 141 theI list but for1 sch14'ool histories adolpte'd the hitrywitten by Wad Whlite was )'seriou4)sl y c'onsideredOt in this c5t 1ontst and14 some11 wsihed Lees schoo441lihistory'~ re0tained0. Dri. A. Hi. W~hite's story'~ of (110 ma)kinI' 4.f South CiarlIinaO was1 a1dop1ted fo.r uSte in) the publiie schools)1 and)4 (lie new book of Priof. J1. J1. Dargan' on 4 the h10listor'y of( S4nthl (Cartlina was ado14pt ed for tile hligihcool ours. Thle v'olumies of Prosf. D)argan and( Prof. D. D. Wallace wer'e adopted and1( placed on the high school lists although the board't had( juist hiad par'tiallIy comuplete edlitions1 of bo(th1 theCse excellent pub1 lications11. AnothIer homne auithlor is Pr'of. ('11as. 1H. Bailn, of te UnliverC1 sity (of South C'arolina, wh'lose Laltin Giraa is to be used in (lie high schlool s. Abouit hlif thie list (4n (1he cormmon schoo)1tl orse waIs chalnged and( half (lhe oltd list in) use for (lhe past five years reOtainedt. Tile complete list as givenl out tonight by Supt. 0. B. Martin readls: Thie state board (of etducation of the State of South Carolina has adopted thie following list of common and hlighI school studies for useC in the publlic schools of tihe state for tile niext five years. Common School Col'rse Johnson's Primer, B. F. Johnuson Co. Reader Graded literature Ser'ies 1, 2, 3, Maynard Merrill & Co. Johnson 's Fourth and Fifth Read er', B. F. Johnson Co. Stepping Stones to Literature (Supplementary) Silv'er Burdett & Co. Spellers Progressive Course in Spelling Hunt-American Book Co. Benson & Gln Speler. .manfner, 1). C. Heath & Co. A\rithmletiv Brmk's IMtental Ariuhnetic, Chris. Sower Co. Wentworths Eilementary Arithme tic, Ginnll & Co. Wentworths Practica! Arithmetic, Oinn & Co. Modern Eniglish Grammar (with compositioi), Buehler, Newson & Arodern English Lessons, Hotch kiss & Buehler; Newson & Co. Redway & Hilinmans Natural Prim ary Geography, American Book Co. l.'ryes Higher Gleographuy, Ginn & -'I -%p r'.,rl l 1 irst Book in Ifygiele, Klron, D. .\pph-ein & Co. G(raded Lessis inl PIvsiology and ly-lienle, KhrIonl, Applletonl & Co. I is tory Lees New Primary History of the U'nited States, It. F. Johnson Co. Wvaddy Thompsons istory of the l'nited States, 1). S. Heath & Co. The Making of South Carolina, Dr. A. 11. White, of Columbia, Silver Bur det t &k Co. Writing Natural System of Writing, ). C. E IIvath & Co. h'I(, Outlook Writing System, 0. P liar1iInes & Co. Drawing Augushur- System of Drawing, 1-iucalional ullb Co. Musi( -,Riverside Series of song books, IftougIhwton, Millin Co. The following books were adopted for tihe high school course. E'nglish_ t t Sykes Elemetary EIglish Compo sitionl, Scribner & Sons. r 'Tappans Emglands and American Literature, Houghton Miflfli Co. Literary M AstepIieces. Houghton, Alill (,o. L.atinl Blains lirst liolk inl Ltin. v Chas., HI. lBain. 4l' IlniversilY of South Car-- a -ln .tn versily PIOb Co. is ;ibdlsIt-eve-l,1d-e l,atin ('ramniar lniversity Puhl C(. Har-11pers & Tolmiiinls Caesar, Amer- a iean Book Co. Business Course The First Book in Business Meth Ods. Rand. McNally Co. O'Neils Pun1ilctuat ion, Parker P. Simmons. Natur al Scienc I l1u1micut t A.-rieulture for the Corn n 1il SrisoIls. l1itunllitt Co. Bsailey, Botanly, McMlliiln Co. Civies Wallaces Civies, by Prof. 1). 1). Walla.1e. Wolford College, Southern Pub. Co. Tarrs Physical Gesogray (ew)Ed, Malinam Co. Lipehl ostt ElmentaryGe ger, (Ginnt & Co. Histo.)ry u itryo ot yeroos toenrlistory liev. mEd., Amercal History, Lit les n the arit. HnutheonlMitli Wnesaafero. of. a re & Nece Ciools J.s is aian itoryav bee oth CaoinaO. SaeC. ouba THe bward als ativedti ouny,edn npt ew s atrth iary whnlis mekig or tfaaledfh4m0,titles(l thel lirar list. Deesied9I athe o1Yearldas.o hi Ithe deaouthouenest baftn on Mr. Andrew cNtea Uin 1823. is wife waiteMiitizun,nasenr.eye Neasedi aidoav befoeen. i horn hai be t . teMNaehmsed Heowa th homie (f his grnon, Mr. uplton aMewNears agn, thereno hsme the fed bein, couldctelf, quieveral dayes.igy fteerydy fti town anunl sriesmebercndwcl ted stryaterose firt buio'loin Unio Gae thodisty cseat by the3 p)astsed awayD beor hmL.-isoe Prgsse.tth cec hmsed Acto cetead the reforasome. moth heihs mee slowly weakening Athee len stoodacted herad Andtamslsro.o. JuThe erathserics voie rcout; "dyseay od-mrnon aten.3 o'clock atGaeMtois hrhb h W. E. PELHAM & SON, Reliable Pharmacists. We sell Sure Remedies. What you buy of is is Reliable. We guarantee Absolute Satis action with every package sent out. When your doctor wr;tes your prescription 3ring or send it to us. Our main business is' :reparing medicines. We allow no slip-shod ractices; we use purest medicines only. We nake our highest aim to carry out the doctor's wishes. Our prices are reasonable. Pelham & Son, Reliable Druggists, Newberry, S. C. 20th CAR, Making TWO THOUSAND Barrels of that .HOICE TENNESSEE FLOUR Just Received tnd While it Lasts to Go at 3est Patent $5.00 Every bbl. Best half Pat. $4.40 guaranteed, Best Meal 85c. bushel. Best Grits $1.75 Sack. Don't paY any more, don't be switched off by argurnent, come right long, save money and buy from us. Our immense stock of spring goods arriving embracing all the novel. les and fancy goods and staples, our Mrs. Moseley in the North select. ng novelties in millinery. Come and see us, we are prepared to do the ight thing in prices, style, quality, &c., for an all round bill you sim ily cannot beat us, we don't make a cut price on one thing and burn ou up on balance, people getting educated and opening their eyes nd looking out more for No. x. Come and see us and be convinced. 'orty years experience counts something, we will treat you right and on't you forget it, PROSPERITY, S. C. SPECIAL Por the Next Ten Days WE OFFER 50 Barrels Straight Flour AT $4.00 PER BARREL. SE S. Birge Co. S TAT EM E NT. )f the condition of the Exchange Bank of Newberry, S. C., at he close of business May 4th, 1906. RESOURCES. -LIABILITIES. oans and discounts .. . $127,779 52 Cailstcpidn.. $,000 )verdrafts.... .. .. .. 3800.93 Udvddpoisls x 'urniture and Fixtures . 3,863.15 Dutobnsadakes 681 )ue from Banks & bankers 10,881.48 Inidulepstsbec hirrency. .. .. .. ...4,217 00 tocek......71418 hilver, Nickles and pennies 1,748.34 Cahesceks. ....760 ihecks and cash Items . . 5,031.85 Bills payable. -.. ....30,000.00 $156,822.27 $156,822.27 Before me came M. L. Spearman Cashier of The Exchange Bank, who seing.duly sworn says that the above statemei3t is correct to the best of his knowi dge and belief. M. L. Spearman, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me this the 12th day of May, 1906. Correct attest: W alc$.C J. D. Davenport, Dietos Geo. B. Cromer, We Mep0p BuineRss! ORTHE Best Stoves and Furniture1 AND BEST PRICES GO TO Werts & Sample. McOaughrin's Block.