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LATIMER NOW WELTEY MAl Has Grown Rich ~Since He Eutere< Politics-Wants to Stay in the Senate. Washington, April 10.-The immi. -gration commission, of which Sona tor Latimer is a member, will mee here some time in May, according t< present prograimme. This commis -sion conlsists of three senators ap pointed by Vice President Fair banks; three representatives appoint ed by Speaker Cannon, and thre( other members. appointed by thi president. Congress created tht( .CoMllission for the purpose of study in- tle immi!-ration problem fron eVel'y point of view an1d reporting II.-n it at sme fu1111tre timue. Th<, law amorliste commission to "r( abrnmll. tolho!A erie and take teamI lwy :'d do ah1nt anythint)i it (f ;inereszl relhfive to abenis CoIlmn! lo ti I nited Sta:es. Senor L101t11.i wa" i1d 111b1 y ),N Vice Prosiden', Fairbanks as the Denm-ra tie mimllher it the selate Qnd of the cvimmittee. Ie vill. if he 'At-irtz. he able (t --I( it) Europe w:41 mo:w41y being provided for tile werk ..)r the ci111 i on ,44,1. It is co'nsidered ,proIbbl that Senlator Latimer will avail himst-lf ,If the opportunltity tit - )11 aa bro id1 th at lie will levote h11e Imlost of this year o14 work conl neted with tle eommn inis'sion. whIich wv ill I po blym W)v not co nc1 Iile its I biors f4.ir a yearI. and a half 4r two years. As Senator 1,atimer will un questionlably Ie a candidate Iext year to succeed iinself i he will not hep ab)e to do4 Imuch inl connlectionl with the vollnission af'ter nIext spring. Sentator. Latimer ias, a11111o1ived hiAZ intention of mlakin a trenuous t'eht to sneeeeI hilliself. Ile is ll I n,Ild ho bho wnbymnnw all m:dne inc h e menerv.1 politics. and) hv .11 1r a o I t, lpv:id c'.nsider ableo monvy inl efiippinl.. hi.z mrgani zatio I 'm Iir a iht. It is hisli plan to 1) blole tlie people of' the state with a l0 iml that he has done much work in the senlate of, i qiiet iaturl.e. le will say that so far as tAlkinl.- is hv ' '441 '' Hi 11.11ch h,m i has lv''t4,1d hiis l, t4 i1 - 1111tee w ork 11141 t t III, lo'-I-Illill, 1 il1 the floor of the senlate t ait puts thrIvouhdI itimls of finiavial beiefit to his- State. roads. blut t i c( t 1 that vonllress, huas never "ivenl favorable consid(erationl o pr-opo;itions of' this kind and ,-robabil never . will, vanlnot i'ove of oneh use to the selator. As an ap >-eal I vraes who nlre not well posted the ood roads stlnt ma1 go soedistance. buit the prac-ltival mlanl in Washinton knows that SeNlatorl' Lathner'i is wasting his time trying to pr..'haly kno L4w" it hmselft. Th is qir4e i allns of 1 hoenmentii money. na rnlnit 4 l 4 iiled to)4(1 hav someiIVi ofl the . doplhu-1 of Uncle ion ipent i: , e t ll Ii I T44 .r i in e i! 'f who uni no. Geneall ' pakn,ex oer nor1' lleywarid appear,l'1 itt'b tihe choice of1 mios: Soulth 'alinai4: ple1 whio comlie here. 11le has a stron41'. hol amlfonl the( farmerl'ls of1 the state, and that wonhi1l coun't "1tronV14'ly 1 11t himi in thle ral4C. A weull polsted1 nmla a few d1ays ago Mahian, of (Co4lumbia, ighit get into4 .the -itaee. liIe said that Mr. McMahan hlad made an excellentI imnpressionl an11d no enemhies in tile gubern'lator'ial -ace last year'; thlat lie was ia goodl 'epeaker', an able man and a comeri im state politics. As Latimer does not appearfl to have ai cinch onl the pla0ce, "this naturailly couri1iages an openl 'field and numerlClous Cand1idaltes. Representative Lever' is said ta halve had the miatte I underilC 'oniderlCI ation a long time, but lhe hans not reached any conclusioni. W. W, Price. JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES FAVORS ROOSEVELT In a Speech at Bryan Banqubt Sug gests That Bryan SWould Nom inate Roosevelt. - Chattanoogh, April 10.-Edito John Temple (raves' suggestion tha 0 W. .1. Biayn nominate Roosevelt wilich the Georgia editor intended il - a eulogistical speech to Bryan ban -queters this evening, was denied ut terance. .J1hn1 'Tomlinson of Birmangliam onle of the speakers and toastmasters met (Inaves on his arrival from At lat ita. at noon, and requested omissioi i11f this reference in ,his speecb, argu inx its impropriety in view of Bry 1n's presence at tie bau41et. Col (;r.lvos deelined to ater his views 01 1i l(ject Iis Speech to enllsorship. 114 tomled (he hanlqulet a.s Anl invited ii, remainin but a short while %0it'll le lef, the halil1et 1:1ll for, al .\11l1nta train. This affernIoon,"% Mr. Graves addressed a letter to the pres ideit litf the Bryan Ann 1iversary chth, delendinill-t his position. lit his letter Mr. Grave, dehlared th1.t he yielded it) )o wne in his pro fudand affTectionlate relvand for Niti. 1lrvan-,tit ait t fortht,FMCMFD1, Mr.,iryan and,for the Demoicratie puty, bit that he Was profoundly cnicdthat inl thlis period of tre m1)nd1114 ::. evonomiita c-risis thle only man11 who can earry to successfil conclh sion tle reforiml instituted in behalf (it' the people was the ma,1n who is al 11e.lyc- etreltrecel in tle power and presti-e of datilitless couriae and is a c1n1spiellouls success inl the executive oilice. Considered it Manly. Contininig, he said: "MV reasons for stating this eon viction at a Iryan baniquet With .r. 11r1yoln presviet, was he)f c nse 1 oin.id'ed it the maily and Dellieo eratie hin 14t do. "''The timne Ili voiee .1 sentiment m) min111l'll tois t, the life anld prosperity atdt ti the reaiization of the best ideals (it a real Democraev is in a (101un)SVel 1f the faithful and in the fill presence(11 if' ouir , _-rea(t and shin i -leaer ~wh wiidd be teire tf) . . .1 Ir , ill v')l1demlnll w it h t he ul I 'ne ofi I his i- fluence il vloquemnce as he m11ight see fit. " It appears to te that the only lair ind.1 honest thing" to do was to speak Inmy c'victions in full lconcil I with, 4,pen voice. Ti this belief mny sp-eih iplon tle request of the .ss ci: iated Piress has al-aily beei seit out to the newspapers of the coutntry. "I have not one particle of dog matism,i nicir anly mlere pride of perl S01111 opinion. int pressinl -g t.his matter, but tle publicity already given to my spwch c ommits ie to it so far that em 1an41t pinl-miurae or lin consis,teney, siupres thitkart 4 n which tlie whole Finally Allowed to Speak. kitllent in: ChatIttanOooga. April 10 A ic W8 ih'cltock 1 t 't ohn1 ITemple b:ntinehit hall anal is now deliverine hiilmhlre'ss. Mr. Graves Returns and Speaks. 'hat tanoa, Ter:n., April 10.-A -4enisat Iionail teatutre 4of the hanqpiet 2iven hlere ton;i-ht hv' the l'orvan .\n Drva was)I\~i the '2iest 4f 114mor1. wasIt the lell t nd subsequen4iltct sp)(eech of' .\t hiti a(Ge''rian,. w~ho ini his let ter refuie i speak heru tac':11Ihe ast Mr., Bryan Reph'er. manner1 for'ii his honeicty mtid his hold( n :1 :ui satid itf ther'e was' anyiplae in the'~~ worilwher4ie ablsolt ftreedomi of '' peech~' shlttd prevail it ou2hIt Ic he~ a D emou erat ic gath lerig. lie atdded t ha;t when lhe hand heard Mr'. Gr'aves h1:11 r-el i'ed fr4m th Ile hall hecenuse Ither' mieyhi he doubhts abou4t the wisd1om of1 whatou he had to say, he had sent 'Cm -i-ted that Ithe spech should be de l iered. Tuninetiii direily to the subt .iet tf Mr'. 1rav'es' r'ecommnendation, Mi'. Bryvan said: "As at priesenit advised T shall not pr'eset t Ihe name oft TIheodore Roose velt to Ithe national Democratic eon ven'tion. Beat' in minid, I say, ' as at priesenit advised.'' Mri. B3ryan contenided that if after matur i-c onsideriat ion and reflect iou lina the pre'(ntio ln of' the ar'!gn ments1 in ith lii- se,i' lie should fee(l that his duty lay in that direction, he w~ould presen t Mr'. 1Rnosevelt 's name even thouotgh it should prove to be the last act of his life. IIe then went on to say that if any Ve0Nipnn was to be s0lected by the Demoorats to head their national ticket the man - should be Senator Lafollette of Wis consin. Mr. Bryan then proceeded with Ils speech, presenting reasons why, in his opinion, Mr. Roosovelt r was not the proper man for the presi t deney. Setting the Date. Birmingham Post. An authior was once called upon to pay a bill he owed. The creditor spoke strongly, and insisted upon some definite date being mentioned for settlement. "Certainly,'' the author rejplied, ''though there seens to be rather Ilitlecessary commotion about this trifle: I will pay the hill as soon as i think of it after rceiv in th ie noroy which aI puibilis%her will Py mein :)so lie accepts the novel whieh I will write and send him ji S4 101n as I feel in ..n cIer( t 11ood aft er a -(ealfly , _,ood idea fol. a 11lo1 has ot-L-urr1ed to meul.'' "Be gvi ood and you will be lone SoI.p'' .says Mark Twain. One of Pittshur's twenty-eight ''good mC.1" married a divorcee on ih day after tho hemnet and so is no longer in the class. At a meeting held in Washintn to rai:e ftnis for a national univer sit v. Jolh n Barrett proposed that per s:4nis wishiig to -speak Comtribute t'wo dnts the minute for the priv 1'.e., an)Id then spoke fifty minutes, pavinu m1n1IIv. This is an excellent plan, provided the doors be locked to pre vent the escape of the audience. STOCKHOLDERS MEEETING. The regular annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Newherrv Cotton Mills will he held in the r(oms 0f Te ( hambr tf Ct meiIllvrce Wed i a . .l:v 1-. 19i7. at :10 o]'elock Z. F. Wright,, President. (;(co. S. Mfower. Seeretary. 1t. $150 PER MONTH Wlv work for a mere living when Yol can easily clear $7 profit on ech dollar. Work in your own locality. Sells at almost every home over and over again. Plan and complete in struction by return mail for 25 cents Address. J. F. Clark, Conway, Ark. Here's a Test. If you want to know whether you have cata.rrh of the lungs or not, silImply expectorate in water. If the suItlmIll sinks instead of floating you have lung eatarrh, the forerunner of tle great white plagie, consimption. Other sy mp V tons are short breath, ni.-hAt sweats, slitchies inl side. unusu ally brihmt. eyes, extra loud voice, easily tiredl. prominent collar hoines, usually hopeful mind and hiss of or fickle appetite. Whilie these lat terI signs ae('ompany lunig t rouble, the first, mentioned test may be considered infallible, and shonl he hieeded by a thorou h course of' Andes' Great Prescription, the mnost reliable blood( puifier anmd con sequment healer of d1iseasedl t issues on the market. It is but wisdom to hark en naturme 's waring if one recgar'ds and( health1. Each hour's delav in creases the risk, emtiling addlit ional, yet. unnecessary suffering. Andes' Great Prescription is an honiest remedy'. showinaue its eon tents in :laini Enyl iTh on every label and ta 1ka r. T is rreconmimnde t'l a cmure iiuly ct'inil diseaises. .\m1ongW them -ov4 'at atirrh. wvherev'er situta ted. irheu !1lion'ns. blood( impurli1ities and re .ilt in.. 'iniminicaltions. II ('ost1 pei r hottle. tlhree for $2.50. or six for $5 Thon a nils of bottIles h~avye been d is ributed by Wim. E. Pelham and Son, and iiot a singlre failure or complaint ha:s bieen received. This is a wonder fuml record for any medicine. Get a bottle and make your own test. FOR SALE. A lot of meadow hay, baled from $16.00 to $25.00 per ton. Rieduction made on large lots at the hay barn. Thanking our friends and customers lor past favors, hoping for continu ance of same, call on wirite. Jeff T. Cromer, Mgr. Ri. F. D). No. 5.. Phone 19-4. NOTIOE TO BUILDERS. T1hme standing commit tee of the Board of Trustees having aut.hoized t2he sale of the lloardig I fall at New lherry Colle, ~~pprpoiti1ons for pur chia'e sha.uld lie made to Dr'. (. B. Mayer, College Tr'easurmer. P'ossession will be given just after commence menut. James A. B. Schierer, Pr..~.u-.n Sa Bi JONES' RESTAURANT IS THE PLACE TO GET Good Things to Eat ON SHORT NOTIOE AND AT MODERATE PRIE8. Oysters on Half SheH. Oysters any Style.. Fish, Game, Steak, in fact Everything that the market affords. Patronage of Ladies Solicited. Opposite Newberry Hotel Offlce and "Next Dour, to Pool 10oom. LOOK FOR THE SIGN S. B. JONES' RESTAURANT W. M. AUGUSTINE, BEEF MARK ET. Blest selak ........... 12 1-2 ets. Ottr entts from 6, 8,and loc. per lb. Pork 12 1-2 cents per lb. Steak Pork 15 cents per 11). Oys*ters. nest 40 cents per quart. Fish, etc. Near Senn's store. SHINGLES-I have plenty of shing les. Call and get prices. 0. W. LeRoy. DON'T, FORGET THE WAY TO PANT'S GflOCTRf That's the place tom 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 st.andard make, one that will last a life-time. Write Malone Music House COLUMBIA, S. C., For Catalogues, Terms, Etc. ECZEMA and PILE CURE FREE Kno"n "d"vmatut was to suffer IwlgieFREE OF CH ARGE to any afflicted a positive cure for Ecze ma, Salt Rhum, it;rysipelas, Piles and Skin Diseases. Instant Relief Don't suf fer longer. Write F. W. WVILLIA MS, 400 Manhattan Avenue, New York. En close Stamp. -NOTICE. Before letting the ContraCt for your new build ing see W. T. Liv ingston. B e st Work. Lowest prices. Lock B3ox No. 59., Newberry, s. C FERTIL -: ana Acid Pho' Always USE MAN UFACT ANDERSON PHOSPH Anderso., Agents at Al We. Are Waitino t Start with a small deposit. Li stantial prosperity. St-ady strea of affluence. A dead dollar is th which earns you nothing and is 1I live dollar is the one which you p always safe and earning interest. no danger to your cash as it is p interests are always taken into co cial institution proved trustworthy if not a customer of ours why r Come to see us anyway. THE BANK OF Prosperit G. Y. Hunter, President. J. S. Wheeler, Vice-President. A0 STOP GU This is unmistakably the right Stationery or anything else in the dious your taste may be I have tU how small your purse may be, 1 paying. I have the largest line of just received a lot of new local vi of the new Court House. THE.. DA.SY.SEE.D COI Columnbi8n IBeauty Seed Corn, clh took the ')remium at the 'World's Fa;iri grain' and( sinall Cob. wveighs 6o Pol he Statlk ; grows from 130 to 20d 3 Hs weight in gold. T1he Seed from brought here from Genoa, Ioualy, iun Th~e price of this valuable Corn is b: 30C. One 'ound Soc, Three Poumu Bushel $3 50, ( ine Bushel $5.00, '1 $12.00. Every package guaranteed cheerfully refunded at once, A pa WVatermelon, Tomato und P~Lumpk ir Corn order- I refer you to Hion. J, Winston-Satlem, N. C., or to any reih today andl be ready to plant when the ways the cheapest. For a success, THE DAISY SEE R. F. D. No. 3, Wins ALL KIND Of Plumbing~ Done on C Short Notice 01 J. W. WH1TE IZ E RS~ sphates. ' the Best. URED BY ATE AND" OIL CO1, n, S. C. I Stations. a Wait On Yole ttle savings now mean sub ms of savings make the flood . one which you hide away; able to turn up missing. A~ lace in this Bank where It is When left with us there is roperly cared for and your risideration. A reliable finan by years satisfactory service. iot become one? PROSPERITY, y, S. C. J. F. Browne, Cashier. ESSING1 place for you to buy your line. No matter how fasti le kind to suit. No matter have a price you won't mind Post Cards in the city. Have sws, among those is a card VIPANY. oii Spromio, cornof' thewold I TPhe Corrn is snow white, large mds(1 to t be Buhel. 3J to 5 ast ls to tie Acre. It is 'worth its hich thi s Corn wais grown was 890, ! y Col. Gleo. Sic n erg. The 'mail, p)'sI .Le p.titl, Ha;lf' Pound S$1 00, OneI~ Peck $2 00. Half wo Bushels $9.<co, T1hrt'e Bushels to give satisfacetion or money chage of the World's Premiunm Seeds go FREE with every P.- Stanton, ex-register o,f deeds, ble mierchanut in the city. Order season comecs. The best is al D COMPANY, on-Salem, N. C r ~ dy TEAOHERS EXAMINATION. An examination for teachers will be lid on Friday, April 10th, 1907, at hod ithmetic, algebra, geography, his- .t bjects such .as English, grammar cos o 'clbek,,a. m, B3esides the ordinar3.C ry, physiology, and hygiene, quos 0fns will be submitted on Hughes' istakes in * Teaching, Peterman, Fri vii Government and current event;9 lie examination for w.hite teachoet ill be held in- the offen of thle count perintendent of education, for CO/ ed tenebirrs in the court room. shh J. S. Wheeler, Co. Supt. Eduentioni