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HEYWARD TND WATSON PLEASED WiTH YISIu CAROLINA MILL MEN TO BI GIVEN HEARING. Immigration Movement Wifl Not Bi Blocked by New Law- Wat son and Gadsden Proceed to Bremen. The State. Washington, March 11, Ex-Glover nir Heyward, president of the Souti ern Immigration society, and Con missioner E. J. Watson held a lonj conf6rence with the president an< Attorney General Bonaparte this af ternoon as to tihe menning of the in migration laws. A wide-spread mis understanding (if tile at torney geler al's recent opinion upon the status o the Wittekind illilranits was pri marily lie oeeasion for Uhis Confer ence. ''lis In islIldersta id i in aros prineipally froim a dispatch sent on to a number of papers oni the (day tit opinion was forw%%a r-ded Io lhe piesi deilt . stat inl' ti he fiea I' l l nuder I lit niew l.I%w ,Ill -I State o nh(1114 ow4r'b i IIIn cl ilnu' liI I I tIi." n waII II A%.sI t o :l(1ver tise. No sneh statemlent was inmale )v tIhI attorney gnieral. In fact, he uad< no interpiretation of the new lam whatever, except to say t.hat under it the cirelnmslances surroiundin.g the ad, mission of tihe Wittekind immigrant. would exclide them. Ile did not un dertake to say in that opinion what i state mii-ht or mi-lht not do toward indnuing immiration All of thIis the attorney gelnral explained to GO ITeyward and Commissioner Wat-soi today. Will Sail For Bremen. As a result 4f lw e-inference Col 1a-o1 lias ' le 4on Il is w r: to Ne N " lh :1111l w\IlI lvavo :l1 -) "* elocl i r1 tlle lilornnuil ,' to I"rellel 14) in4lie ilore Iillili.--T1allts to come in oil tlU r.th '(..n,,iii I.lovd vessel. vhivl will -leave Bremen11 01 abl)11t Apri 15. P. IT. Gadsden, vice presiient c the c.11a11hemer of cimerce of Charles 14n11, U\l wit h. C.l. \aton to assis inl arr.ll'i f6wr a perlil wilit lino Cr11m Iremen to Charleston. llisellIin' ille Iatter l st hero leavi'., C l.. W tsn said: "(Iov. liyward. hi,t Friday. wir e.I, Pr-e Sidenv It 11,- I"Zvel ain cth ovor villill'-, i'l rv'_;lrnl t"i 1Ii1 ilikr ant t.1114-1r lie held ill ahevance 111ti he 111 [ c 11141 4.1 hcl r wi I him Pre-id 111osevelt wired :m- I appoint 11111l t it 4 ir i 1'.lav. 1t tl 1 4 ille e e t ile O'tI' li i tli ttl'rd tIn IW.'*Ill'1i11-' tI Ile10iy'lie ~il 14441; 441 lil'anitt 0 I li 41}il ilm Ii Ith ille 4 iiI5er 1lll il iI I ' 11 aI III ti-lf explned t" ti pr1 'iden ; d r.01 it Iplt t 'Vhe lihinen of1 the s'Lt 1ainshi p ('ervice. ofoper~' at in c :nid anh d thareient w< did4l nottie w i 414 do1 tne soiary him1) tIltak1e1 Ih It s li4 a st t ill was n1: a idulely44 w'ill t le 4i ilit.d tt e~i 1141laws.!41'u "u il iese lo th t tid ' he priti' den andl(111 d 1r. Iaat at' som' d111 loth1i2t i theconoie'questions finvo ved npinzeite '1outhl.\tlantil terr.itrywa diet \vsicend to1 Iim extenit went io1t h e tet of ti uMhlerih' lettof11hat'i a}dl h1e( ' F. tPatr treidetlo(let semetna beils very eeple wetrestd also pi1se aet. thei conference. ll i's tmea lbet to lsaly iat.ite hat ee ther1 and hthy stisacthing nl the ay nt ner fuaturen onh atcl thhepliai ofne Atto aellealy I)la hart opineillli l to thPactca te atin flte planCC that we have'il et oiera "o1 dic ntheel tat theo movt emen not AnlWnt he~ in.inrd~ in any wt "'" 'However, no authoritative state mnt tending to be an interpretation of the immigration laws will be made by the .attorney general until Gov. Ansel writes a formal letter to the lpresident requesting a formal inter preltation of the immigration laws with respect to a state's inducing im migration. This will be done within a the next few (lays and the attorney general, through the president, will make a statement upon which all the soultlierni imingration societies can proceed. Tomorrow evening another confer - encee will be held at the White House - between the president, Secretary - Stra-us, Attorney General Bonaparte, Assistant Attorney General Cooley I and the presidelit's sociological ex - pert, Mr. James B. Reynolds, and sev . eral cobtoii mill presidents in .the - south, aioniig tihem Thos. F. Parker, Capt. Ellison Siythl0e and D. A. Tompkins of Charlotte. Tie object, of this conferenec will be to lay before the president the la bor conditions in Ilhe south and the great needs of immigration. It is niot a con fereiec as to law, but as to the facts about, the south. Already the president and tile secretary of c0ITeree aId lalor have elicited con if]ernble initerest inl tle Souitierni sit 1n1aion vith rpeq)'et to labor. Mr. .Jam1es B. Reynolds has been dlown tlhere sthudying the situation for tie president. and the presideit wmiats to have the employers' side of it preseited by these mill presidents with a view of getting his bearings. It is not milikely that he will deal witi it in his next annual message. Zach McGhece. Reason for Conferences. Today's conference grew out of a re(tiest to that end made by Mr. Hey ward, who witi Mr. Watson, is about to start for Europe to make an ef -fort to* seenrie per-ma nent establish 11111t ot a tiine of steaiers vhiiehi the Norii (;ermaiii Lloyd Steamship com1 pany hais,; been) operatitng to Charles ton witli a view to turninig the tide of immiiiration southward. The opinion of \ ttorinev (eneral Bonaparte rend erced Iast week ou the immil)ration question, they feared, was calculated to ipse their plaiis amid the former nOve rn or e nquested that all action in acrhiiie with tile attornev !ener al's opinion he held in abeyance un til a meetinei couldl he held. The presimdent promptly gianted tle re uest f,ir a eonference. At the mel nll, t4ilv e nitire matter was re viewed erefutnliy anid Mr. Bonaparte ex plailned tle exact Imalnilm" of iis opinin. Mr. Ileyward ani Mr. Wat son explained that the state did not wi'lh I d. any.vlltlinlu nlot aho.slutely lc:nl ii eenirmin.g immamirants needed n Southic:n-llina Heyward is Pleased. F-wmri i ov. l1erward said re I*ri i--.~ the 4,11111erenlee: lie c(nstruction of 'tle law as 1n by th Ile a ttorney teneral today aslutely satistactory to the move mnwit foi iOmmieiroation to the south. Tt has never beeni the pu rposc of thiis mnov eet to brminr ini contract or chieapl hlbr. The queist ion oif the ri hi tit ml power of the states as to Sprep mment of ii lhe'pssaiges of im imrants will doubitless lie set forth - hate r by the a ttorney genieral. It seems certain that t.he new law will - niot deprive thle stales of any rights coniiferred lbe thle former or present law-. 1 was very munch gratified at tin- i :terest shiowni by thle president - and all the officials in our~ molvemenlt to ui phutild the south oni practical lines amid I felt fliat they all have a cliearer idea of its economic value to Air. Illeyard,. wh o is pre~venteCd frtum amu.iipanini himn byv the sor ions illnmess of his wife, will join Mr. Watsoi later. T~he South Carolinians express the oplinmilin that it will not lhe ne(cessaryv - t. jilrt to mIhe e-xped.ient f r~iP-ting Itilt lit ik reit ha iii l Itiee orm f iiit .-h huuadi-. .\fIter the lin:e to Chaileston pt i pemanen tly estabmlis hed there and thme inlmmi.gra:tion stat ion auithiori.ed by t h' la-i u-ton a'-re etabmlished,u they I ay inoni-:ratomion wvill dift to Chiarles to~ n- in- natuorally as it dlies to the N;irthern states and lie dist ribiuted to lie states faurlher son th. e W. M. AUGUSTINE, BEEF MARK ET. - Best steak .. .......... .. 11-2ects. Other cuts from 6, 8,and 10e, per lb. '. Pork 12 1-2 ceiits per~ lb. a Steak Pork 15 cents per lb. it Oysters, (lest 40 cents per quart. -Fish, etc. Near Senn's store. fRESIDENCE FOR SALB. * A tive room eotta.e on Summer e street and May-er avenne for sale c i Otl .t. Plmhar. locatioun. house 2 V ear- 'bt. aill herart tinmer,' dloubje eftoorstand stoinm sheet . Fine w~ell, n eletie ic hts,' stables, barin, and galr C den. .\ pply at once to, ) Roland G. Spearman, Tralladega, Ala. DONT FORGET THE WAY TO PANT'S GROCRY That's the place.to get good fresh things to eat. We keep new goods coming all the time. Full line of staple and fancy groceries always Uo hand. Fresh bread from Co lumbea every day. Yours to please, FANT'S GROCERY. Pianos AND Organs At Factory Prices. Write us at once for our special plan of payments on a Piano or Organ If you buy either instrument through us, you get a standard make, one that vi last a life-time. Write Malone Music House COLUMBIA, S. C., For Catalogues, Terms, Etc. ECZEMA and PILE CURE FREE Knowing what it was to stffer to any afflicted a positive cure for Ecze 1ua, Salt Rhui, Urysipelas, Piles and Skin Diseases. Instant Relief), Don't suffer longer. Write F. W. WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan Avenue, New York. En close Stamp. SOUTHERN Through Pullma on All Thrc Convenient Sc Local' Tickets are now on Sal For Full Information a consult Nearest Souther Geo- B. Allen .I Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, .Atlanta, Ga. Nothing' -A R eau For On College Hill, eight roon sirabic location for Boarding H sonable. New nine-room residence a stables. Less than five mint Lutheran, Methodist, Baptist a terian Churches. Fifteen shares National Ban these before the first Monday 11 o'c.lock on the Public Squar e. J. AL R AL ESTAT~~t Feed and SaleStab] + AT - NEW BARN -:- OF -: A. T. Brown on Caldwell S Brown & co. NOTICE. Before - lettinj the contract fo your new build ing see W. T. Li% ingston. Bes Work. Lowes prices. Lock Box No. 59., Newberry, S. C S. B. JONES RESTAURANT IS THE PLACE TO GET Good Things to Ea ON SHORT NOTICE AND AT MODERATE PRICE Oysters on Half Shell. Oysters at Style.. Fish, Game,, Steak, in fa Everything that the market afford Patronage of Ladies Solicited. Opposite Newberry Hotel Office at Next Door to Pool Room. LOOK FOR THE SIGN S. B. JONES RESTAURANT e Sleeping Car ugh Trains. heduies on Al Trains. e to all Winter Resorts. i to Rates, Routes, Etc., n Railivay Ticket Agent I. W. Hunt Division Pass. Agent. Charleston. S. C issoRea 5 ?statel Sale. residence, large lot, very d ouse or residence. Price re with bath room,, electric lighi ites walk from Public Squar rad Associate Reformed Presb k Stock for sale, If I dO not s 1 March, will sell same at P00 M&tPROVZMMNYr .4S( [eTL;hoATON. The, School: Improvenient AssOci tion has decided to offer 15 prikes the schools of. the state for the mo decided material improvement mai during the given Iength of time. Fi of the prizes areto-be $100 each at ten are to be $60 each. Regulatioi concerning the 15 pries that are. be awarded by this association a as follows: 1. Improvement must-be made I tween Janu\4ry 1 and November 1 1907. 2. Prizes will be aAvarded to schoo where the most decided material it provements have 'been lnade durit the time mentioned. 3. Under the material improv ments are included local taxatio consolidation, new buildings, librarie interior decorations, beautifyir r THE BANK 0! .- PROSPEJ Gk,pital Stock - Undivided profits Interest allowed at rate of Special attention to farm small, none too large to enlist c to meet and greet you. Call in G. Y. Hunter, President. J. F. Browne, Cashier. Board c N. L. Black. A. H. Hai S. S. Birge. J, S. Whe S. P. Boozer. G. Y. Hui I THH1 NBWBBRR, It Newbei id Capital stock paid in Surplus . Deposits . We do business an I -- We extend every c with safe and sound I Four per cent. paid Department Burglar JAS. McINTOSII, .President. Just / Our 29th car, making 31 ( Flour, has arrived and going F our has advanced 40 to I advance. Best Patent -' Best Half Patent - Every barrel guaranteed. ing hundreds, let us se'l you. Mosele PROSPEl THE DAISY SEE..1 Columbian Beauty Seed Corr 'took the 'remiumn at the World's grain and small Cob, weighs 6c the Stalk ; grows from 150 to 2oo :s, w'eight in gold. The Seed fra e, brought here from Genoa, Italy. y-. 3oc One [ound 50c. Three P Bushel $3 50,' une Bushel $5.o gra.oo. Every package guarani }]1 cheerfully refunded, at once, Watermelon, Tomato und Punm ICorn' order- I refer you to H-or Winston.Salem, N. C., or to'any -today and be ready to phint wvhen ways the chcaipest. For a success THE DAISY SI 4. No school can coipete for a.4' of these prizes iless it is a uz 'school. No town. or city with nio It than 500 population shall be eligibl , to the contest.. 5e '. All who wish to enter this c test must send names and deseri , tions of schools, before improvements ie are made, to the president, Miss Mary T. Nauce, Abbeville, S. C., prior'. to October 1. 5, 6. All descriptions, photographi" and other evidences showing improve - s ments must he sent to the president before Novpmber 1. 7. Prizes will be awarded. in check sent by December 1. The prizes are to be usid for further improvements a- the schools receiving them. n, J. S. Wheeler, sp County Supt. Education. ig 2t 1taw. PROSPERITY,' RITY, S.-C. - - $25,000,10 - - 12,160.00 Oper cent. on time deposits. ers' accounts. No account to >ur best attention.' It is a pleasure J. S. Wheeler, Vice -President. Hunt, Hunt & Hunter, Attys. f Directors: kins. P. B. Warnei eler. J. F. Brown j iter A. 0. W Is C. SAVINGSB0ANK rry, S. C. . $ 50,000.00 25,000.00 235,000.00 >usiness principles. onsideration consistent )anking. on deposits in Savings Fire Proof Vault. Proof Safe. J. E. NORWOOD, i -Cashier rrived! 5 barrels of choice Tennessee apidly at following prices: Oc. bbl., and we only make slight( - . - $4.50 Btebu - - 4.00 Btrbyquick. We. are sell y Bros.,4. RUTY, S. C. t, the premiumr corn of the world. I Fair. T1he Corn is snow white, large Pounds to the Bushel, 3 to 5 Ears to ~ Bushels to the Acre. It is worth its \ mn which this Corn was grown was in 1890, by Col. Geo. Siewers. The s, by.mail, postaige paid, Half Pound ounds $r oo, One Peck $2.0o, Ha,k't D, T wo B3ushels $9.00, Three Bush'eIs eed to give satisfaction or- money package of the World's Pt'emiu~ pkmr Seeds go FREE with evryt ,. J. P. Stanton, ex-register of deedgi reliable merchant in the city. Orde the season comes. The best is a ~ED COMPANY, linston-Salem, N. C