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EACH PUPIL GETS NEARLY 7 CENTS WHAT DISTRIBUTION SCHOOL FUND AMOUNTS TO NOW. Figures Include Both White and Black and in Counties Where Lat ter Predominate More Money Is Sent. Each chlild in South Carolina will get about sevenl cents from the dis pensary sale of whiskey, avcordin- to the list ributionl of the selhool fund made yesterday. by the comptroller geniral, says tle State of' Saturda.y. This is the first distribut ion made this year by tle State dispenlsary for the sehlools ext-ebt 1the lloneY tuiried ovet to tile State I 'evasill-I. last lale-l, wlielh was distribulted nevording.- to thle defliilneY existinl.. iit'le ' (!:.i w I lie scho-d 111111 ,111it Ille mlvsievonri ina it I 'listiilltt , AilI1 2e 1!11 i111,ed 'vnill.it. (1114 It h1h. e:s rr$2 .)0 fo ns ribll Goit. Of Iltis aitomilt $5.000 was iiset for l le IIv i " 11111111'r e ilwl. o it 1,41. l . f ili tilliel v 41ns ' I II I dll l Iv This It-It a remwind(wr IIf $9.G2(i.:10, flit'eI tt ri' ;tliiied it'S i'.tti Ih i':I \ in I;w flit"1 \e 1)h v 1 l. tn l , l( iv t: 114. b l . ll -f this wn:.: ntIII tt tilt var ils I e ililes li det . t|1 law ilr itle ' lnr 111[ ilt. V idli.r all v.,16i1.1t ied 1- 1-1lli -111 ol, Thle f,4llmvwn, *i._.nrv.s I'n (Ihis subl jvet will be I l u n11pislial inhIrest: ShaOv dispenlary shol, 'ud 190: Ai N-,106 lii'eiev . . . . .$),f H3.7t NaVCtibIr, 1906( l?evvived .. .. 10,000.00-$:5000 A\lpril, 106(1- - Distribiu- ttlde l1ieN-y . . .. 9,373.70 Paid teachlers' institute .... 5,000.00 Paid si11umer school11 . ..... 1,0010.0H0 cill'IlItlln :Is abovi- .:..... 1 ,i .8 Ba la Iedonl haad 13.A l:-$35,000).q0 1,'' 11vll.in is 1he dlistrvib'ilionl hv vountivs: Abbiville, $571.79: Aikei. $551.65; A ilndersni, $924.82; l1amber, $273.42; Barnwell, 4411.30; Beaufort, $239.38; Herkceley, $369.06; Chaurles ton, $906.78; Clierokee, $320.76; Ches ter, .$110.22; Cliesterfiel. $270.3S: $167.15: i<lrtnceu', $-125.11l ; (Genrt.e ra -*, 011 . : : il . 913. eirtdaiy. It is s1et %hn I Is mutun wtiIllibe Iurniedt over' eaichl week for' th~ nuexI tt treeeks. TIhis will mtnke fli REPUBLICANS CLAIM THE NEXT CONGRD"SS . New Ytork, Nov. 7. -&'iChiaia .1 &S. 'thermiian itf th lie u'iublic'an Natilion al eongr~uessionl couniil lee late tonitih senu.t the following4 tele'..inni to l'res dent Roosevelt: Thle P resident , Vashtingftn, D. C.: Of nine dist ricts hieard fromn whi' we classed as doubt fiul, w~e have re' pots showing steen Replubtlicanti an iwo D)emocrat ie. All indlications) (cott firm our1 estimate of RIepublican cot, gress by fully 50. (Signed) J. S. Sherman. The Irrepressible. The C'lockmaker'-Tuis is a wonder fiui clock, madam. It will run fe three .'e'eks without winding. The Customer's Little Boy-Say mister, howv lonig wotild it run if i was wvouind? -Philadelphia Bulletin. SARGENT ON IMMTGRATION Thinks Permanency of Line Dopo: on the South.-Better Wages Must Be Paid. The State. Charleston, Nov. 4.-Frank Sargenit, coimmnissiollr general of migiration, the highest official in i departnent of the federal govt mient, who hts devoted much time a thought to-every phase of foreign migration, who knows it from a tc from lBelgium or Croatia, from Se land or Montenegro, all the way lilis Island and into the Uni States, is much interested in the 1 movenient in the South and spe quite favorably of it. Mr. Sargent with an officient Co of interpreters, inspectors, stol n raplers and elustois deputies, been in Chnialeston since Friday a hIas been engaqpd iml various prepa tifqns forw Ilhe hiandlinl'- of (lhe WNit h psifd -svingers. 1lesides this, e onmidor1m1d his assat hinlis, f ille ( 'n1li-lestonlialls, 1 1w hs litih. 1imle to stolp ando talk. 111t it wns ,inig one of his bren in' spells this morning, as he sat the lolhv of tlie (lharleston hotel, r a iri alre ll le I1,1rhbo -, (hat was crnerd'fo a chat (In ilmilo h?,!not terIs. Succss Depends on South. It dejllelitiviel.N llpon tlhe I 'c- t lie S'litlier1 peojple take .u.-t tI v, '. l ll reI I ara t i tn'v 11na1 e 1,11r. ill, llkw% collers,I S. leti ascuhe l-i. view ot I le pos h10itvs of, the mloxvieent. ''it Shot h I!) rm er(ld that tilese peolple eo t he, Ithoy will indnlee othlers to r low. ' Mri. S enit cited instances of t NorT1 and West as proof of his sta m1. The "rIa test in ulneemin t in n i: t in th111se sectinills is I ii1un1mhr. of1, pleased( settlers who oial tliere--tlie best advertisenu the let ters they write to tile relatiN ahroad t.elling of the satisfaction th have found inl their new homes. '' 1ut it wholly depeids,'' he peated, ''lponl tihe way these PCO] are treated after they get here, as ih. s-i-re s oft ivee ntI. I T' I. II nistarti 111n(M 1 )W en, of prosi itv an1d we are elleavillrilg. in ev< way to encourage it,'' he added. '4 a few vea's the South should have miiratts who will make it their hoi who Will rear 1111(1 cd(ente good fa ilies, upiild induIstries and add the prosperity of the country.'' Development of Southern Ports As to his Viev of the periane mld sneess of a 1tranIs-.\tlaiitie se slip line ont otf Chleston,~ii 3ir. S panyv were e'n nued by ample)1 hZ h a'i~I oi nnn. rat. lb. ' C'oinmissionier Snargenit is no net ha'ter,' eit her, or' he oughit not 'to for hie hails fromt New kn'ndland, h 1 .o h :1 4one4 whoi4 had4 stuidied n 4. 2.had i 114 m;n 441compaison5'is. 41li te S"4t>thern SIfhi's are' now cometlittitor Is ain4i lst the less tir llego.. Aliens Prom Northern States. lie also suggested thle splenidid i sibilit y of iniduciing worthy:, aliens have already set tled in the Nortl Ichange t heir adopted homlles for a -ter 0110 in the South. HIe thouight Sou terni elimate4. should inv'ite tIl who found that of the frigid N< - too harsh to make a home there. soil is uinexcel led. Opportunities making money and for investing it thought , tile best. For' t he thirid timei during his - (euIssion of the po0ssibilities of in r' grationl ini the South1, he r'epeated1 statement regar'ding~ the resp1onsRibi ,of thle Soultheorn people as a whole t thle snetcess5 of' fte movemenltt. ''It l ie's with theit people of' thle South,' repeated emphatically striking his fist on the arm of his ehairN '"Vhle ids er they will have the ,iminigration they need and want. If you can get some of these gentlemen dow,n here, who own large tracts of land to o)en up their hearts a little bit and sell P. small tracts to the industrious immni im- grants, it would be the best thing that his ever happened for the South." rn- A porter called Mr. Sargent to the md phone. "Anything else?" lie asked m- pleasantly as he left his seat. But z, there was something elses ot- Immipration Competition a Stimulant to He was asked whether 'or not he ted thought immigrant labor would even ow tually replace negro labor on the Aks farm and in the household. "I'm not prepared to say,'' wan rps the reply, ''but I believe it will act or- as a stimulant tq the negro and make HIs him a better worker.'' IIe remarked a nd very apt word to express it, but such ra- compitition would arouse in the negro te- a little ''do-onergy''-a quality in the whib IInt a few are found waittin., 3r South Should Keep Her Sons. ait 'Another thing for tile South io md d.' said he, if' site would prosper. ''is to ur.e its sons to stay at hoiie th- ndt build it up. ElnCourage the young in an to enter business at once. Let the e- Souh1 utilize ile energies anid brainl., l' o isnmi.'' And he spoke ho o the l s he SoutII to other see tions ol the (oun1try in the' heavV li-:' at ion of its hest blomd. The :I, rallinl-. tr t of1 1 1 his statemenvil,. asu - Iplied to South Carolina, eanl oily be ra d recallinlg. the fact that up jo 10 no less t han 233,000 pro p1e h r N witi in the lIhnits of tihle State l'Id mir'atil to I)tler Stat. Id S) hm-kward lhas she been in the mat we t i un til th last tw. Oh n .vu H:indr1ames. - 1 I n r e i-r . - ito t h e h i di r a n.1 1 c e s i t I l i e 01- wyof Eallropeanl immnii_r1ationl to the South, tihlie colmmlissioneir geieral stat lie ed that there were certain grave one, to- a niltable instance of which was the to di zlrihution o I' maps inl Europe, de ho si.natin. the South as the lack belt, Ire I but lie reniarked, ''Even this can Ie ,nt overcome by the intelligent work ot -es such men as Mr. Watson of your State eY department of immigration." Distribution. re0 >le In the commissioner general's re to port for last year the surprisingly Ith uetal distribution or the year's ar i... I rv , imii1-ankt is "Tapliically it V lustrated b Iy Illeans 41' a colored chaI. I''The inigir.1-ation received by the m State of New York, for instance, is , represented by pink .and nearly one m- third of the chart is pink. South Car to olina has no color on the chart, did not demand space enough to hold the name, and has to be designated in the margin. So it is with a number of e Other Soutihern States. I a- ny siertions have ben made arus 1t, a remeldyv for t his condit ion of Sfai.rs. That. Souith Carolina has y-taeli a riu-litI step iil tuirining imumi er- nr ts direef to her owii coasts an1 b ist te tate ' ad.' ' n o th *i lch m . ha d* it. an* no "- . o o h tA h-. 4 ar .t.is 1)1 in-r lIor congressil i i a provi li-i.~s si 'ii forl' lie evaiin nat i of eiii "ranits biefore t hey leav'e theu ir ome he, port11s instecad of aifteor their arrivah hut he. Thliis wouildl preventi n eed1less the tr4)nhle anud sufflerine- to those who "iil cannoict einter' andi who must lie ret urn eint ed to thlei r 1port1 of embilarkit ion. 'We hadl to, send hack 12.000) last "-your,'' lie sid,( ''and this should not alihe thle case5. fly ''And as to that. Charlotte matter --are there ani further developmnents in thue ease ?' ' he was asked. i ' 'Thme matt er is nowv in the hands vho of thle depart menit of justice,'' lie re to lied, '' and wilhl be handled by them. >et- Thle labor brought' over in violation the of the law has been returned to their OSe homes, exepJt those needed here as flie But whein Charleston entortjans she for entertains, and it. was soon time t ,ho Commissioner Sargent to start to the wharf. dhis- __________ ml- The Horrid Thingl . his An English print seller .adv ertises lit.y in his entalogite an ''uindraped model for of? a nude girl.'' Some English .pinmt all sellers use shocking language.-Cica le go Triune. TEN MILLION CHINESE FACING ITARVATIO Shanghai, Nov. 4.-Missionaries j port a most severe famine in t northern part of Kiangus provin, central China. It is estimated t1 10,000,000 people face starvation. I cal magistrates are preventing pool from leaving the region, but are tU ing no steps to provide them with fo supplies. Serious disorders are fet ed. If people are the right kind, th are never qnkind.. A Healing Gospel. The Rev. J C. Warren, paslor Sharon Baptist Church, Belair, G says of Electric Bitters: It cured Df lame back, stiff joints, and a co plete physical collapse I was so we it took me half an hour to walk a m Two bottles of Electric Bittersi.hn made me so strong I have jpst walk three miles in 50 minutes avd feel 1i walking three more. It's made a n man of me." Greatest remedy I wikness and all Stomach Liver a Kidney complaints. Sold under gur, tee at W. E. Pelham & Son's D Store. Price 5oc. A Perfect Gentleman. Tommy-Father, what is a perf( tentlenian? afher-A perf'ect irentleman is man who, when yon hegin telling ht omr troulbles, does not interrupt rying to tell you his-.-Toronto Tri 1rightfully Burned. Chas. W. Moore, a machinist, Ford Citv, Pa., had his hand frigi rully burncd in an electrical furnaq ie applied Bucklen's Arnic Sal vith the usual result: 'a quick a 2.;.:'~ asi I't . -A.. :at-. E l I' His Soft Heart. 'IIarold,'' she exclaimed, after s tad rested for a moment against I nanly breast, "I ))elieve you ha tcart trobule.' "('alml yourseif. d<hiling.'' he rey i; "I 've agreed to hell) Prof. Ligi inger with his sleight-of-hand pi ormance toniglht. That's a rabbit.' _hicago Record-Herald. He Was In Trouble. "I was in trouble, but found a w nqt of it, and I'm a happy man aga since Dr. King's New Life Pills cur no of chronic constipation," says W. Goodloe, 107 St Louis St., Dalli 'ex. Guaranteed satisfactory. Pr 15 cents at W. E. Pelham & Son's dr itore Cautioning Him. "Now you know that old adage said the manager of the bath estt lishment. "What's that sir'" inquired t new attendant. "If you w.ant to make a ma,n ni ruh him the wrong way.''-Kame City Post. T t Man in Arkanpas. i h a bniii'h-\ a I a bu a pl~''etd t( he' aur:'' '.'r I t', 1 . couighs 1 (an coldS ort tmtoney refo At W. E. Pelham & So.'s dIinLg 50c. and 'u1.00 Trial bottle frce. An Orgain that will hwt:l a life t irron iswh waant. Our' O. p'ans have ta pure I andl Iovaely c:ases We eSIm sui you w.ith an Organ that willtks every p)articular' for only $GS and delivered. Write us for our spe terms of payment, and for illustrati of the beautiful Organs referred to. If you prefer a Piano we hove ht tiful and good new Uprights from up on easy terms. Address Malone's Music Hous< Ca:.uMnIA, s..C. Buggy For Sa ~~48.00 iIrst-class leather qularler-top) huggy gita anlteed; s.et of sil hggy hnanss, $6.0 Georaia Vocicle Manufacturing Co. 52 w. MitcheO St.. Atiantta. (On ALL KINDS Of Plumbin, Done on Short Notic J. W. WHITE N. liFree! at 1- To every cust< k- chases $5.00 or oi and Notions we w tern of their own The offer begins Mon and holds good until Mor of Don't think because we ne much our selection is no ik R stantly getting in new g< ed Be sure to come to see u ke !W nd ct PROSPERI a ++++9+++N 4 -4 till . rescriptio Which we use are without ey of We believe in PURITY. We constantly preach PUF ''3 ve We always practice PURI tnd cnes. PURITY counts, and coun Ask your doctor. lis Ailantic Coast I Good Service. Quicl " Through Coai E. Pullrr ug between the Florii For full inforr 'sTO W. J N- RTH - SOTH I Two Daily Pullman V'esi Between S3OUTH an The Best Rates and Roul """19 Via Richmond and wA au- Norfolk and Steame 15 Nashville, Memnphi: Louis, Chicano, Nev Points South and South\v ... and Jacksonville anda te j and Cuba. POSSrITVELy THE SHORl iNORTH AN We"-or detailed information, ~. board Air Line Railway, or Jc SPassenger Agent, Cohinibia, C. F. STEWART, As: e| SAVANNA W L BU0%~Ji1S,Tray. I Free! mer- who pur ter of DryGoods rill give one pat-. selection. day, November 12th, iday, November 26th. have been selling so tgood. We arecon )ods in all, our lines, s. ry, s. c. aterials ception the purest grade. ZITY. FY when preparing medi ts for much, in medicines. IG STORE. Line Railroad < Schedules. hes and an Sleepers East and cda. iatoin write CRAIQ, - EAT - WET SNE W YORK. e to all Eastern Cities rashington, or via / Orleans, an. All est--To Savannah til points in Florida 'EST INE BETWEEN D SOUT H. ' rates, sche&iles, Pull 'to any agent i The Sea s. W. Stewanc, Traveling S. C.- . st,fent. Pass. Agt., H-, GA, pass. At. Columibia S C