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H ON THE FGHT HE WAS M$RELY ArTER THE LEGISLATURE. Says His enemies May Take Al the Gratification They Oan Out of Ansel's Election. Senator B. R. Tillman was in the city for a short wlile yesterday on his way fi.om Trenton to Charlotte, N. C., where he was to deliver an ad dvos to the Chautauqua last night, says The St.ate yesterday. He made the declaration that the legislat aro -will be in, favor of the dis pensary. Otlers who have had more time to read the platforms of the leg islative candidates as expressed in the campaign,. declared that the Morgan bill, or some such bill, will pass. the house next winter with ten votes to spare.. Senator Tillman was seen by the representative .of The State in Char lotte, wto wired last night: ".The senator talked freely, and while at the outset giving the impres sion that the considered the dispen - sary forces in the light of victor ra ther than vanquished, he displayed considerable feeling before the in terview eided. ''I i my o)lponlenits are satisfied,' declared he, 'with the results of the priliaries Yesterday, I certainly am. I didn't get a ebaUce to vote in the first primary, but I voted yesterday and while the gentlemen for whom I east my vote were (efeated, that fact neither surprises nor disturbs mue. 'The goverior cannot make the laws, nor vaii lie repeal (hose already oil the stainte books. Tie dispen sary will have, according to the iufor, mation I have received, i saife workin, majoril.y. is both ie houise anl sei ate, something like ten or mtiore. My figlt was on tihe legislatuire an( foi this occasion I say I have won mN fighil. 'The' prohibitionists, blind tigers lacol optioiiss and high license ad vocates made comilionl cause againsl the dlispensary, knowing. that its de feat would enable then to carry out their nefarious schemes, but this un holy alliance did not accomplish it desires. "We will clean out the dispensary set it upon its feet, strengthen it and then we will see how well Ansel en forces the law. So far from bein hurt about being scratched,'' he de clared, ''I am gratified to know thai desipte what ithe newspapers have been saying about the mater, I hav been scratched this time just 4,00( times less than 1 was last. 'I hope our- new governor will d< his own thinking and not give heed to the Columbia ring.'' No. 6994. Of thecondiion of The Peop%les ' Na tinahank ofC~ Prsperity, 8. C., ai tecose of)bsineQss Sep~temberQ -4 REsOUR1CES LasadDiscounts . ... $ 77,517 31 Overdaftsa, secured and uin secured... .. .. ....1,389.4 U. S. Bonds to secure circu lation . . . ....... 6,250.01 *Premiums on U. S. Bonds . 437.51 Banking house, furnitur3, *aud fixtures. .. .. ....8,429.01 Due from Nationi Banks (not reserve agents). . . 2,638.71 J1ue fromn State Banks and Bankers ......178.7 Due lrom approved reserve 'agents... .. ......4,964.1 Cheeks and other cash items 4,711.8 Notes of other National Banks..... .. .. ...200.01 Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents. .. ... 78.31 * LAWFUL MONEY RESERVE IN BANK, viz: Specie . . . 3,669.00 Legal-tender notes. 3,449 00 7,118.01 Redemption fund with U. S. STreasurer, 5 per cent of circulation . . . . 312.58 Total.. .. .. ...$109,225.3 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in. .- . . $25,000.0 Surplus fund.... .. ...1,800.01 Udvddprofits, less ex penses and taxes paid. . . 747.41 National Bank notes outstand ing . '.... .. ,. 6,250.04 Due to othpr National Banks 430 81 -Due to State Banks and Bankers. .:...... 185 Individual deposits subject 18.S to check ...,.. . ... ..69,808 56 illls payable, including eer tficatea of deposit for ' money borrowed.. . ....5,0'00( Total.. . . ..,.. . $ 109,225 81 I, W. W. Wheeler, cashier of th4 above nanied bank, do solemnly sweai that th'e above statemeunt is true te bh best of my knowledge and belief W. W, Wheeler, - Cashier. Sworn to before me this 11th day of September, 106. L'W. A. Dominiek, Notary Publie ,4 orreot Attest: - ~ . A. Moseley L.~ -Luther, V.P. INwers, GENERAL ASSEMBLy FOR NEXT TWO -YEARf The 41 Senators and 124 Represei tatives Who Will Make the Laws For. The People. Following is' a list of the Anember; of the ,egislature: Abbeville. Senator-W. N. Graydon, Abbe ville. Represenatatives-Frank B. Gary Abbeville; P. B. Carwile, Abbeville J. Q. Stillwell, McCormieT'. Aiken. Senatsr-W. E. Johnson, Aiken. Representatives-T. 0. Croft, B A. Gyles, R. J. Wade, Jr., J.' Ce Courtenay. Anderson. Senator-George W. Sullivan'. Representptives-E. M. Rucker, Jr Anderson; *J. A. Hall, Anderson; 1. S. Clinkseales, Klurtz, P1. Smith, S. I Cox. Bamberg. Senator-Dr. J. B. Black, Bambert Representatives-C. W. Garrii DenmArk; 1). M. Miley, Bamberg. Barnwell. Senator-O. -1. Iltes, Branwell. Represenitatives-JB. F. Thomas,, E. Harley, Dr. A. B. Patterson. Beaufort. Senator-Neils Christensen, Jr Beaul'ort. Representatives-J C. Bailey, Okce tee; R. R. Le-gare, Beaufort; W. Y Niver, Port Royal. Berkeley. Senator-R. W. lHayn1S. Oakley. Representatives-W. lj. Parkei llo tl llo)iley; 1-4 E '. 1 allentiine, Lon Charleston. Senialtor-lIluiger Sinikler. lepresent at ive- eorge lF. Vo Kliitz. (Cha rlstn; Donarld MeKa ley. Jharlest 1ohn V. Wallae C'lea-lest(In:.. Johln Marsil . arle: tonl: .\. WV. Td,Char-le-4on;l.am Cos-1r-41ve. Sullfivanl's Isin(d. Cherokee. Sena tr-C. (t. Ois. (l'fiev. Representatives-W. F. IcArIhu E0. J. ClarvY. Chester. Senlator-P. L. iHar.din, Baseon ville. Represent at ives-Pail Hemphil Chester; A. Or. Brice, Chester; S. MCKeown,' Cornwell. Chesterfield. senlalor-Geor-ge K. Lanley, Chec terfield. rOercK ~ll~ h Representatives-T. W. Serugg Ruby ; B. J. Douglass, Ruby. i0larendon. Senator-Louis Appeit, Manning. Representatives-Jolin D. Ding Suinnnerton; 1). L. Green, Dunbartor 0. C. SearboreOgh. Colleton. Senator-J. S. (Iriffin, Walterbor Representatives-D. L. Smith, Wa terboro; J. B. Dodd, Round ; J. Good,lwinC, Smnoak 's Crossr'oads. Darlington. Sena~it or-Dan Ti'I. McKeOi than, Dae linigtoni. Rlepresenctat ives-L. E. Cairiga SSociety Hlill; J. P. Kirvene, D)ovesvill Dorchester. Seniatr,L--J 1). Bivencs, Raveneel. RLepresentact ives-J. S. Wiimberl SSt. George. Eldgefield. Senator-T. GA. Talbcert, Parksvil' IIRepresentatives-J. *W. DeVor SEdgefield; B. E. Nicholson, Edgefiel Fairfield. Senator-W. J. Johnson, Ridgewa Representatives-W. . W. Dixe Winnsboro; C. S. Leitner, Horeb; S. Brice, Albion. Senator-WaVilter Hi. Wells, Fli Represen tat iv~es-Z. T. Kershma Timmonsville; S. WV. 0. Sheipp, Fio ence; H-artwell. M. Ayer, Florence. Georgetown. Senator-LeO rand WValker, Georg. town. Repres'entatives-Dr. Olin Sawys )Georgetown; J. Walter Doar, Georg towvn. .,Greenville. Senator-WV. L. Mauldin, Greenvil Representatives-T. P. Cothra Greenville; John R. Harrison, Foau tain Inn; F. Fox Beattie, Greenvil: W. A..Nesbitt and John. 0. Gedr. Greenwood, Senatoe-J. Hampden Brooks, Car zridge. Representatives-W. H. Yeldei Greenwood, E. L. Richardson, W. . White. Hampton. Senator-W. S. Smith, Hampton.. .Representatives-G. G. Dowlin Hanipton; J. P. Youmans, Brunson. -Horry, Senator Ge.J. Holiday, Conway. ;Representatives-J. P. Derhar Co'nway 4iD: A. Spivey, Conway.' Eershiaw. ISenator-W, R. Ilough, Camden.' Reprsenativs~. G oard' THE NEV OPENED SEPTEl And we have been more than p] Racket will be different to any o cash store not a pretended to b( ing for cash only, we will'be abl store. It will be a "money back' have bought bring it back and g our goods are so carefully selec' erately priced that you would ra Boy's Suits from 98 cents to $3.50 You can get Men's Suits from $2.48 to the Best. Pants 68c., 98c. $1.50 and up to $3.50. Men's and Boys' Dret.s Shirts 25, 39, 48, 69c. We Sell for Less and Save White Vests, 98 cents, $1.25 and $1 50. Don't Spend a Red CenL Uhtil Y Self opening Umbrellas 48c. each. Ladies' Umlbrellas, Paragon Frame 39c. each. Lace Curtains, three yards long, pair 89c. Lace Curtains two and a half yards long, pair 48c. Baby Elite Shoe Polish, box 8c. Menen's Talcum Powder, box 14c, Eastman's Talcum Powder, box 9c. We bought our goods on the basis < missed it far. le Don't throw your hard earned cash buy. Look for us in the New Scott E We Sell For Less S and Save You N'cJr.,rLibertyH.ll;uD.,M.eBethune Bethune.Ooe. y.Lancaster, SntrJ .Ere ahla n, Senator-T. Yancey Williams, Lan- prsnaie-oe.1.M T.' caster. X ahla;N .Vin~ illn RIepresen tat ives--Geoargo WV. Jones,Orghr. r- anicaster, R. F. D). No. 2; W.P. Rob- tor-loasM Ryor insonu, Lancaster.anebig Laurens. eueeat'e-1.I.('lr,H r. Senator-F. P. McGUowan, Laurens. roc V .Butl~,Oaueu Represenutatives-D1r. ,J. IH. Miller, . .Cao,Hol lll*1. .Bn Cross Hill; John M. Cannon, Laurens; S.Mthw .1 ldjk rn e . Dnunk Boyd, Laurens, R. F. D). No.brg ,,L ee. e a r- . P c ns e Senator-B. Frank Kelley, Bishop.. lpeettvs-J .Cry ~ Ville.ots .Alioelion ae. R epresenta tives-Thomnas HI Tatum. ihad le Blishuopville; Dr. Harris. eio'.F.I. eto, olm a, Lexington. ersnate-Jo lI Mor S Senator-D. F. Efird, Lexing~ton. lirllHl; .(. Topns( ~;Representatives-J. M. Epting, NowInbi;FeHaa,Litct. Brooklandl; W. H. Sharpe, Gaston; J.Slua Brooks Wingard, Lxntn I Sdoubt.) (nsntrB V ruh aua Marion. Rpe~ttvsOog .Ls SSenator-James Stackhouse, Mar- ivrSre;J.E rnh ai L.Ion.(ndob. Representatives--Geo.- 1. Reeves, Satnug Mullns; JamesNorton, Mullins; B. B. ear-Hwd13Cris,Sp Sellers, Sellers. tnug Marboro. R3esnaie-.J ih Senator-T. L. Rodgers, Bennetts- Satntr;M .Wle,O Representatives--D. D. McColl, Jr.,D.J.WNahSprnbr;J ~Benne tsville; J. P. Gibson, Bennets- Dd,Satnug .F . ville; J. J. Lane, Bennettsville. Gbo,Satnug .F i auOflo4~O Senator-J.OR. Ear, Salhalr. Rersnatvs-ok A .M Ra(cket" V STORE, MBER Qth,1906. eased with our start. The Globe ther store in the city, It will be a 3, but a genuine cash store. Sell e to sell for less than any other ' store. If you don't like what you et your money. This means that Led, so well bought and so mod Lther have the goods.than the money. Overalls, best make, from 48 to 98 cents. Boys' Overalls for 25 cents. Shoes, solid leather kind, $1.25 to $3.50 Hats from 48 cents to $4.00 Caps from 10 cents to 48 cents. You Money on Everything. Necktie.s 23 c. Ladies Collars 5 to 25 cts ou Get To The GLOBE RACKET An Eight Day Clock $1.98. 500 Page Pencil Tablet 5c. Large size Vaseline, bottle 4c. 20 Nutmegs 5c. One pint bottle Machine Oil 5c. Men's Hose, blue and brown, pair 5c. Men's Hose, fancy, 10c., 12 1-2c. and 19c. pair. )f an eight cent cotton crop, we haven't away. Come to the Globe before you uilding. We Are IRA K T Big Buyers and ON BROS., Bargain Giivers Itepresentatives-T 1B. Fraser, Sum- sumes 15 per cent as much food als theO ter'; Dr. George WV. D)ick, Sumter; W. husband. G1. Stubbs, Sumter. Chi ldreni oIf fifteen years of age and n, Union, over arc conisidered as adlults so far liepresenitatiives--I . C. 1Little, Kel- as thle consumhpt ion of food is eon on; J. Gordon HIughIes, Union. eernetd. WilyIiamburg. S SenatIo-W. I,. lBass, l,k City.s ndClos STaIt 's; I?. 11. Ke'laan, Kinugstree; Ij) 11 iij~lPI'O.1(II. i Ciu :- WV. P. (h~ uwz, Ilaake C'ityv. itlnIiIlfe5,uP it(lstii Iei York.uon onky IIQ clrd Sfl Sena tor-,-.. Steeole Bieie, Yorkjille. M Q' IIif 'r 11 ogr( IO11( Represenhitte.ives----Dr.sWi.hH.hatye, Shiaroni; S. 11. Epps, Sr., Fort Mill ; .J.th o eylred olav wih t S. Classeoek. Roc~k Hill ; WV. T. ee atn hs rilso odcl 1, How Much People Eat. tsigsisaie n ezda.oc ~o-. Boston Transcript. Vrigteeprmnssfiinl In finding a unit for the food c01 on- httemnkydsigih sumffing power of each family it wasedalteifrntooesedly assumed as generally ture that- svonydkbleMayaag ~r, Husbands consume a like amount of tie ant~itnuih akbu a. food.frmbakadee cilrndti The wife consumes 90 per cent asgusthsclraerhn iohr. muchnkaysthndhusband. eriminacinldhfrwmeeleveorstoheouriee yeas f ae onume 9 pecntauil,on mlk ny has foored theo sweuh oda tehsbn,detsofwix-yacraol rd e, and F. ae cnsues 5 pe cet a muh foe htemted wibthanceswth ofa sof an sth ubad odtoe colposAfe a edia atept A cildfromfou tosix ear tho mhney eained hitofes wthout ageconume 40percen asfi ev ten castingle tho rn. Hetic s fidel.. foo asthehUatj. deored ait h at ye nd i dite A chld f tweeyeas o uner ahoee thos s hich pintd sweets.~ hefr fnI d vth a the moke lit inguish save onl dar ble7 aysvg