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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 child in South Carolina will get about Seven cents from the dis pensary sale of whiskey, according to the (listribition of the school fund made yesterday. by the comptroller gener1al, says the State of Satuirdav. This is the first distribut ion made this year by the State (lispensar3 for the sehools exce>t tle moley iltuned over to Ile State treasill-v. last March, whIich was dlist ribuited acem-dilng Io thle doeiienley vexis(inI,. 'ind.r the 1 .1 w IIt wh o.d s io llid ror I . n.4 1he dis li'rY inist h- hdi.tribilh', i 1e :44 eit1 e i v, Ii 4 | l '' .i . ()I .Al !rvbi 2 |hvrv was iuri ted (ivi'r Ili I lmt St aiv rnsu $2-1,000 ,11r dIlst ri bli tion. Of Ibis amui $5,000 was tised for Iie Si.io s1nlner r 4hol, $1,0)00 For Ilh emliunY silmiier .'vhools , a1n4 $9,373.711 1'mr the defivic if Y (Ille the solmds. This li-f a remwindler oft $1(.2 .1, IltI I Ihi er lb th1 1 l' w I'II. I)w Stag l4md1 . \ I fI ( I is wns ,sIe-nI i I 1 te .I ri, its ('4,11111 ;u ivs 111111.r the lI aw wiiehl rv 1uirI.e., :1 41a d ist ri billt i 1 e1 acc(I-41 11.41 : u.ri' I'i - 4I' It. (.11 n 1w l: it i.h nw l t er t sln t r l.n n 'I'e fol ilin- 11-itires fni l 11 1 his sub jelt will bie of, unu11Su11 intrevst: State dispen4sar1. y shilool I'nd 1141 1906: 1?4.4 eivvd . . .... . 5,00.00 N"N'(1110wih , I90I l?(oeived . . . . 00 00. -$:5,000.0t A pril, t!)( Distributed dt' l1ieency .... .7 PidiI teaih's instittite .... 5,000.00 Paid summerit' I slillill)(114 41 4) SIhool ...... 1,000.00 11bovv .19,6373.70 Bamn 11edonha nd 13.41 -$35,0oo.(0 l4llowinI - is the dist rii'utionl IyN cuie:Ahhbeville, $571.79: Aiken,l $551.(5; A iderson, $924.82; Ilanmher., $273.42; liarnwell, $4.11.30; liemufort, $239.38; Berkely, $369.06; Charles ton, $906.78; Chevrokvv, $320.76; Chies.. ter, $110.22; ('h4esterfield, $270.3s; ( 'uond n, $ 3.011; (tolletim. $')s.90; t)hui I.t4'n, $1:10.flt:; 1)4urehe4ter', $167. 15: 1'Flrence'. $.125.-11; ' e. e 4town , 1. : (4 n ile490 .5 TI1( ii 1414 he I iii'4 di4st rib) b he S4t;iI tille Irn ine 44'' 2 r e li as due coi' the iNv I emb '4t'.2s a 'oii is will , 21wh1ieb runozu ni ll l.0001 ind noul ,Is Un ('4 ' .\ I' ed N I': 7. (b 'Ihoolii only S.abi'ut iii,.00 hi ebiuhi was t ien-v tera It'(ii''s is1 Itte 'il iIhte a te b is : inoun wil be turnoed ver eahweIo h nex llSeC wees. dTihis ii wl make the fotrl out ieno Ilhcn ool h gys bn rfu5l.000. .SNe ) Yok,No. . heirnman. S.Sienn The Iepusblien Ntin lucneso conundm.itte illate orh dent' .'.'osvethot : ldii we eCnstomr's Liuttl,e have-Sre postr, showilng seven i reulcn andt ta wondocrati.indhienBlt iscn.. fimor siat flipbiencn gssbfuy50.~ SARGENT ON IMMTGRATION. Thinks Permanency of Line Depeni on the South.-Better Wages Must Be Paid. The state. Charleston, Nov. 4.-Frank Sargent, commissioner general of it nigration, the highest official in tli department of the federal gover ment, who has devoted much time at thought to every phase of foreign it migration, who knows it from a to from Bel,gium or Croatia, from Sec land or Montenegro, all the way Ellis Island and into the Unit4 States, is much interested in the ne lovement. in the South and speal quite favorably of it. Mr. Sargent with an efficient coi of' interpreters, inspectors, stenc raphiers and custolms deputics, h; been ill Cliarleston since Friday at hias beeni ent-gpl inl various prepar !(nsI for I le hnling of the Witt im 'IpasI'lsn,-ers. lIesides this, ti ' minii n r :1iii4 his assistaints aI o asitls 1)] 11.N,n eourlesies; i I l U s o f i ii in i rl e s o i il a s c ' i lie has il fl iie m ) stop and talk. ulit it was dirin one of'hlis breati in' spells Ihis mornin, a-s lie sat i ihe flbby of I he Ch:arleston hotel, h Ilre .i nin %,(d the n e p i n c m i r tr i a r:.mi l the h:n-or, t int I was crenl fo cIat on intir ! ii'? It's. Succes; Depends onl South. I v <ih-wils nire1icly IIpnI (to it ln Illhe So th r i1 pell ople lake i t .o.;1h1.1ma the pre-tpanalim [hwy make1 for1 1 he new comers,' sai i wIen asheIl his view of, file piss iities of1 I lmovelleilt. 'It shoill n1IM11heeI t hat 0t 4se 14411le 4imi n:!;-- 1 iv 1n th e .I Ibin s what: I hev' h.lievel Ih1o h be, thev will iiilee otheri's .o foui oW. ' Mr. S:r. ent cited ils tanees of ti Car'thIi and IW est as proof of his state 114-ilt. T ile tn1a est imh w I 11bier (df pleasel settle's wIo ar 0o1l there- theibe advertiseienl le letters they' write to the relative IrOad telling of, the satisfac'tion the, Ive floulid in their new homes. ''hut it wholly depends,'' he re eated, ''ullpo tile way these peopil re Ireated after they get here, as to hr s'weSS o1 m4vemenit. h'lle Solt a t tinpmn a nwnzof lwospervl yand we L'e ie uendevi n11g in ever: v'ay to ecllColragc it,'' lie added. ''I few Yea's tle Soith should have 11m nii.-ralnts wol will make it their loIc ho will riear tind educeate good faml' lies, upbuild industries and add t lie prosperity of the country.'' Development of Southern Ports. As t) his view of the permanene; u14 sueiss of tians-A tlailtic steam e4i thonght it certAin, if the coi 43ny were' encouragedLi1~C by amplle r or n caiu 'c's. 1ie hioled to1 see pci o e h- blih4 .41 bliev' a In lie Sothi I as ev.ideced'c h he splemi'idc exhibits dli'wplayedi l noi4rant1 at iI thI le recen irii ini Mini nerylLi, .\l:i. N4' ro4 exhliis conl 1:er, e'.ithler, or1 he ough1lt inot 'to be or he1. hails f'rom New.. Enigland, bu e ii he4 a4 :one who, vlc haLdu stuiediti th uii''n4I. had1 041. nle44comparLi1sons, ani l e:vin tg toi secure as settIlers anida -omplIet itrs aga inist thle less 111hrift ieegro. Aliens From Northern States. HIe also suggeted't theI splhndidl pos ibility of ineuing wort hy aliens wh myve alr1eadly set tled ini the NorIthii hange their adolcpted homes for a bet er one' iln the Sothtl. Hie thought th southbern elimtrote should invite thlos vh'lo found that of thle frigid Not 00 harsh to make a home thiere. Th oil is uneelled. Opportunities fo naking money anld for investing it, hi hiought , the best. For (lhe third time duirinlg his dis uiSon o)f tihe possibilities ofC immi ralltioni ini thIii SouthI, lie repeaited hi: ' (lie Sout herni people ais ai whole Co lie success oft thle movement. ''It al les with (lie plei (of the South,' 114 repeated emphatically striking his Ti fist on tle arm1 of his chair, ''whetli Is er they will have the ,imnigrationi they nced and want. If you can dret po solie of these gentlemen dow.n liete, no0 who own large tracts of land to open eei up their hearts a little bit and sell 10 P. small tracts to the industrious immi- cal - grants, it would be the best thing that fri is ever happened for the South.'' in! n- A porter called Mr. Sargent to the su id phone. "Anything else?" he asked ed - pleasantly as he left his seat. But z, there was something else-. t- Immipration Competition a Stimulant ar to He was asked whether 'or not lie )1 thotught immigrant labor would evein w tually replace negro labor on the ks farm and in tle household. "I'm not prepared to say," was Sh )s the reply, ''but I believe it will act a of r, as a stimulant t9 the negro and mako Ph As hiim a better worker.'' le reniarked a it d very apt word to eXpress it., but sueli T% a- ,oipititioti would arouse in the negro Vnth thl a little ''o -n I e ''--a quality inl wa e wleh 1ot few ar' fouild waitiitig. mI ro South Should Keep Her Sons. "' it ''A ther iing for lie South it e dt do,s' said he. it' shie would prosper, St< ''is to tir-e its sonls to stay at homw anid buihi it up. l.'eouri-age the young man to enter business at once. Let the SouIth utilize tle energies and braial (of ils wn l young men.'' And he spoke ' I f 4) the lo ss f lie t oi t hti to other s-t lions of the coutrt Iy inl the heavy O mui-:ratim of its best blood. The al -llin 11 tuli or his slitlemtient,. as :p.- t plied tio SolthlI Carolini.1a, enn only he n realizvd b)Y recallint. thle fact (that i) to 1900 Ito less tlin 233,000 pIo ple botI with in the liInits of tle State had mligrated to ohIler ,State. fI d So backward has sli been in tle mat1- le t t1f10 i m Iratit e st -, wit In,2n11:! !, the hilndranc1es inl the way o f Itropean iutirii--ationl to the Soultih, tle commnliissioIeIr genieral stat e ed that tlhere were cet-taiti grave o11es, a notable instance of which was the na dis-;1ribuition lif m1 laps inl EuIrOpe, de- h o si.-natin)g the Soulih as the black belt. h but he remiarked, ''Even this can be t overcome by the intelligent work o fil suchllI mIen as Mr. Watson of your State for department of immigration.'' Ch Distribution. In the commissioner general's re port for last year the surprisingly litinaiml dist ributtion of the year's iar- sin rival Idf illiligranlts is gtapli-allY. i0- me Iistirated by meams of, a collorled Charit. W. The immigration receive(l by the 26 State of New York, for instance, is stoi relesented by pink -And! neirly one hin th lie clart, is pink. South Car olinai has no color on the chart, did not demanid space enough to hold the iamie, and has to be designated in the sa margin. So it is with a number of lis other Soulthern St ates. myai sn stions have beeni ma1e .li ais to a renlt-)ly tor t his c. odit ilt of afairits. Thia I Soth i Carol ina hias tru ta ken a riight Istep itt tuniing imin-- Cit naits di-et to her ownt coatsts ant ~ I h i iiiidu l hand liit i nd enc m tIn-inh Eilirel conrell it. a proi- yo Si o fo the evatminatio 1 of t etmi- ev "rants bef('ore theyP leave t heir thome (c -polurt s tn stend of a ft er thir lrit--ival ofi me. This w~othi 11t''prven needlIess It oiiuble 1and 5 sufer-ini tot th wh<, tifi )ianno)t enter( andI who must hie ieturttn P4 Ied t lithei t oft embartkat ion. " We hadui to setid back I'?,000 bast yor,'ie said, ''an tihthis shiouild not, ''Andas tothat CharIottec matt.er -are It-r a ny futther dePvelopmnts ini thle eause?'' he w-as asked.___ 'The matltr is now in thle hands F of thle depiatment of jnist ice,'' lie re p Jlied1, ''and will be handled by thiem. -The labor brought over in v-iolat ion 3 of' the law~ has been returnied to t heir o homes, except those needed hei-e aes Switnesses.'' a But whetn Charleston enter-tuans she r enitertains, and it was soon time for' a Commissioner Sargent to start to the wharf. - The Horrid Thing I i Anl English print seller advet.tises g) in his catalogue aa ''undr-apedl model of a und girl.'' Some Etnglish .prit Iseller-s use shioekitng languuage.-Chiica #N MILLION OHINESE FACING STARVATION. Sha glhi, Nov. 4.--Missionaries re rt a most severe famine in the rthern part of Kiangus province, itral China. It is estimated that ,000,000 people face starvation. Lo I magistrates are preventing people mi leaving the region, but are tak r no steps to provide them with food pplies. Serious disorders are fear [f people are the right kind, they 3 never unkind. A Healing Gospel. [he Rev. J C. Warren, iaslor of aron Baptist Church, Belair, Ga, Is of Electric Bitters: It cured me lame back, stiff joints, and a corn ite physical collapse I was so weak took me half an hour to walk a mile ro bottles of Electric Bitters have Lde me so strong I have jpst walked -cc miles in 50 minutes av. d feel like lking three more. It's made a new Ln of me." Greatest remedy for 'akness and all Stomach Liver and Iney coiplaints. Sold under guran tit W. E. Pelham & Son's Drug )re. Price 5oc. A Perfect Gentleman. 'ommy-Father, what is a perfect itleman? V'afher-Ai perfect gentlenian is a n who, when you begin telling himt1 ir Iroitbles, does not interru1pt by in, to tell yotu h is.-Toronto Truit Frightfully Burned. Ohas. W. Moore, a machinist, of rd City, Pa., had his hand fright ly burncd in an electrical furnace. applied Bucklen's Arnic Salve h the usual result: "a quick and fe e'Gre." Grenst huer on & ""on, Drnow; i:, His Soft Heart. [arold,'' she exclaimed, after she I rested for a moment against his tily breast, ''I lleieve you have It trobule.'' TaCm. y urself darlin!.,'' hie repli I 've agreed to help Pror. Light zer with his sleight-of-hand per nance tonight. That's a rabbit.'' cago Record-Herald. He Was In Trouble. I was in trouble, but found a way of it, and I'm a happy man again, :e Dr. King's New Life Pills cmed of chronic constipation," says E. Goodloe, 107 St Louis St., Dallas, : Guaranteed satisfactory. Price :ents at W. E. Pelham & Son's drug *e Cautioning Him. 'Now you know that old adage," I the manager of the bath estab ment. 'What's that sir?" inquired the attendant. 'If you wanit to matike al man: mad(, him the wrong way.''-Kansas y Post. T ~t Man in Arkan,sa, r-r for 4'o umption, w'b-4t1 k(Iow :plited Ihe~ co '' ''orev. he w~' or'.t ghs and vsb .l.r 1 tone refunded W. E. Pelham & Sin's di uggist. andl $1.00 Trial bottle free. An Orgain t will lot a life t ime~ is w'hiat you at. Our OC),n hat8lve a pu1re tone i lovely c;ses We com suIppl. with an Organ that will p)l(ose in iry particular for only $65 andl $70 vered. Write us for our special ms of payment, and for illustrations h.he beautiful Organs refer'red to. f you prefer a Piano we have beau il and good new Uprights from $185 on easy terms. Address lalone's Music House, Ct.-',UMBIA, S. C. uggy For Sale --$48.00 lrst-class. teather gitarter.top huggy guar inteed; set of s.Iite huggy harness., $6.o3 3eorgla Vecicte Manfacturing Co.,3 52 w. Mitchell t.. Atlantat. n ALL KINDS ' if Plumbing Done on hort Notice F. W. WHITE. Free! To every cusi chases $5.00 or ( and Notions we, tern of their owr The offer begins Mo and holds good until M< Don't think because wI much our selection is r stantly getting in new Be sure to come to see PROSPER rescriptioi Which we use are without We believe in PURITY. We constantly preach P1 We always practice PUF cOnes. PURITY counts, and cou Ask your doctor. Atlaqtic Coast Good Service Quic Through Coa Pulln between th( Flor For full inforr NORTH - SJTH Two Daily Pullman V'e Between S3OUTH a The Best Rates and Roi Via Richmond and \~ Norfolk and Steam Nashville, Memph Louis, Chicago, NeJ: Points South and Sou.ths and Jacksonville and, and Cuba. POSSITrIVELy THE SHOF NORTH AN 'For detailed information man reervations, etc., appe~ board Air Line Railway, or J Passenger Agent, Colunibia, C. F. STE WART, A SA VA NN/ W. L RifOtJGIS, Trav. Free! .omer who pur wer of DryGoods will give one pat i selection. nday, November 12th, :>nday, November 26th. 3 have been selling so ot good. We are con goods in all our lines. us. 'ITY, S. C. |aterials exception the purest grade. JRIT'Y. ITY when preparing medi .its for much, in medicines. UG STORE. Line Railroad :k Schedules. uches and ian Sleepers 3 East and ida. natoin write L CRAIG, stibu led Lirited Trains jte Lo all Eastern Cities Vashinigton, or via is, Louisville, St. W Orleans, ano~ All vest-To Savannah all points in Florida !TEST INE BETWEEN D SOUTH. ,rates, sche d-les, Pull.. ito any agent - The Sea os. W. Stewanc, Traveling S.C. ;st, fieni. Pass. Agt., (H, GA. Pass. Agt. Columibia S C.