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RENS CASE DEOIDED. an ab sary SIands-Stupreme Court tot ecides Laurens Dispensary Eectioh Case. nd Courier. of bia, .April 22.-The Supreme av day filed its decision in the* wil dispensary election case, the ab being written by Chief Jus- w1l pe, confiriig the decree of ha Hydriqk, before whom the case we eard in Columbia. The case is of ed Henry Wright versus J. T. th< t et al, as State board of can- CO( rs, but the real issue was be i the 'dispensary and anti-dis ary factions of Laurens County, question being the result of the Go ion, held January a year ago un the Brice law upon dispensary o dispensary. right, who is a citizen and tax er of Laurens, was the party in Ur se name the suit was brought. It lik be recalled that the election un- clit the Brice law resulted in a ma- no y against the dispensary of 46 an on the face of the returns, but in ounty board of election comnimis Is declared the election. null and a n account of certain alleged ir- sid rities. An appeal was taken to it tate board of canvassers and an ard reversed the county board, Jos -ing that while there were cer- pr< I rregularities there was no fraud orp a nothing serious enough upon er, h to vitiQte the , election. The of e board held that it was not nec ry to require the voter to pro- yo, his registration certificate, as th( p.claimed by the contestants. of petition for a writ .of certiorari yoi then brought before Judge Hy- wh1 holding Court in Columbia, and ter s decision he held that the coun oard was correct and the State in incorrect. The principal point ag< - which he decided the case was sp4 It is necessary for an elector to liv p ce his registration, certificate, us N1 as his tax receipt in order to thi . .but both sides appealed from ar( ecision to the Supreme Court. wa Justice Pope now gives opin- so staining Judge H-yrdick and the Court coicurs in the rsult, but Bl< biate Justice Woods files a sep opinion in which he states that mna it is necessary under the consti- asF n for a voter to produce his tax of pt, it is ,not necessary to produce bun esgistration certificate. ble e 'Constitution provides in Arti- so S.eetion 4, Paragraph C, that an anagers of election shall re- rig lie voter -to produce his tax re- th and in Paragraph F, that reg ion certificates shall be provid- da r, but does not stipulate that ha k(shall be produced in order to P01 The General Assembly is, ea Aver, given authority to regulate Ow manner of holding elections, and ul)< 896 the Legislature did pass an ol Vnow Section 213, of the Civil 10 e,quiring mianagers to require -tio cors~ to produ1ce registration eer *cates before being allowed to vote. aw vas claimed that this Act is be.. do atile province of the General As- OW ~,'ly, ill that it adds to the~ re- to uements of the Constitution, but ti Supreme Court does not take (ti viuew of the mat ter. meW w as claimed in this case that at 01 t pr einets known as Laurens, No. O 1~ lin ton, No. 1, and Prineeton vot- 1 e were allowed to east their hallots pa ~v~out beCing requiired] to produl(cet tlt r r0ristration1 cerlt i ficate s 01r their k t* receipts, and there seems5 to lbe "1( 10 doubt of tile facet that t here were yBrious irreguliarit ies in the conduet .# the elecelion, but 110 fraud was ai- oh dged. However it is 11(1 likely that hu1 ny election ini this state is ever coin icted in strict accordlance with the v, because tile men1 wvho act as nagers do not, as a rule, know f details of the statutes, an aln, er's Union Bureau of ani Information be] --Conducted by the Carolina Farmers' Educa 1 and Co-Operation Union. munications intended for this ent should be addressed to J. C g, Pendleton, S. C. Who Did It? uip spot cottosn quotations and these with cotton futulres imonth for tile whole last. d you will see how steady r real cotton has stood up to ers' prices regardless of r futures set by New York I change. Who did it if cot r's did ,not do it ? Every or armor oughIt to feel good victory and step about high toad up and a stiff straight n who runs a home spun ory 01n his own farm and home grown food stuffs own rottenness withont a bugle blaE or tie firig of a gu. SOME OF RUSSELL SAGE'S PiTHY MAXIMS ON LIF1 ,rite tender care of a good wife the finlost thing in the world. Wheni. you have made your fortut it is time enlough to think about. spci ing it.. A boy who knows bargains Iln soel makes a man who knows bargains i stocks. There ik no such thin- as a mone curse. A good man eaninot have tc much money. Tie loiger a -man lives the mio mistakes lie may be counted upon t make. Clubs are only a place for idle me Ri,1d wasteful young men. An active man builds success upo ai foundation of failure; passive me 11o not. Real charity is dispensed withot lie blare of trumilpets. Two suits of clothes are enough fc I. young man1i. A serge suit and a linen suit ar JAS. McINTOSH, President. The Newberr Capital $50,000 00 Newbe AflIIUflU G We ev ADVANCINGness iAt every le THEIR our-t tured wi INTERESTS. osperi success4 The Newberr3 THE EXCHJ Main Street,] Capital $50,000 00 Prudence anc The rapid growth of this Bg public confidence in its manal Its depositors have entruste edge that they would be safe more would be a source of ex Savings department pays 4 J. D. DAVEN E. R. H IPP, \ M. L. SPEAR GEO. B. CR0 STILL iN 1 have rented, Stables of Mr. C Friend street depot where I serve my friend in the livery, fet n ess. J. G.BI IL LES [or and to Newbei end Con sul rmation Che nind him, is not losing much sleep )>ut now over the evil doings of cot i exchanges and fertilizer trusts. over a field of oats on first of April we noticed a streak oats at intervals that was uponl an 3rage about twoity-two inches tall, ile the oats oin each side were )ut 14 inches tall This difference s made by allowi.ng the rows of y to hiy on the lands during tw# eks' raiii, which washed out much the substance of the vines before hay got dry enough to rake in !ks. BUSINESS MEETING. Over to Greenvide on First of May Ind See How the Thihg is Being Done. rhe social feature of the Farmers' ion of course is broad and union e. Bri.ng in all denominations of irch and the old commoi sinier of creed all together ror good of all ] useful to all that come together 1111io1. ifou all know that if you invest inl 'arml tool and lay the thing to one e that weeds will grow up all over And your inplement will soon rust 1 rot and your investment will be t if you don't put the tool into >&table use! So it is with farmers' :anizations, you must conie togeth join ill to do things for the good all mnd keep at it. 'Meet me'' at Grecville, Where I will see aid lcar somethinl ill way of protections to the interest all members that will open both ir hearts and eyes for good to the ole farmi.ng fraternity and of in est to Farmers' Union men. Nhilst the invitation has been made a way obligatory to all business mts, either local or county, yet a -cial invitation is extended to all ely Farmers' Union men to meet ill Greenville. You will be more in welcome to this meeti,ng as we expecting to meet quite ' lot of rm members there that are doing nething more than talking. wing Down the Waals of Wall St. Kay back yonder it is said that iy of the good old time brethren elvnMed and surrounded tile walls Jericho, and at the sound of many d-e blasts the great and impregna wiaNs crumbled and fell to earth that ,not one stone remained upon tler and the righteous people went lit in to the fortified city and slew ir enemies. qow this horn blowing period and vs of the prophets and miracles Me gone! We are up agailst a pro -ition where tie fittest survie and ,h occupation must work out its n, salvation. We must not depend )n this individual horn blowing at local unions or political gathering,s break down the strong fortiflea nii of ourl enemies. n fact we don't have to go out ay from home anld go to fighting vnordler to make a success of our nI farming hulsineCss. All we have do is simiply get together and( at (1 to our1 owni affairs ini a co-opera e way and the thing is done. Far r's must stand together for their ni intIer'est anid self pirotect ion. lors are doinmg this very thinig all nig doIwn the hlie. bu11t ofther oeen 1ons~ will neCver go out of their way hlp the farmner unilcss t her IIw by doing so that lhey wvill p thecmselves. lo to G 'reenville on the first of y anid y'ou wVill therie learn miore mi1 how to at tend to your own ~ine(ss and starve 011t th li oeoio hianixcs, grafteris and all ofther enc s5 of the colton)1 growers w~ ihouit a it. All of these enemies of' the ming inteI rest are fed aind kept up I a going biy thei farming interest, I all we havec to do is to simply off' thieir support by the farmers 1 all these strong high walls of pro tion that these (devils are crouched 11in. wil crunable to earth with their E. 1 Contrac VIII Return Well luilding Info] t enough for summer and should last two scasotis. Seven dollars is plenty to pay for the serge, and you can get a finle. cool linei suit for $3.50 to 1. $4. Fifty eits is enlolulh to pay foi ai V s straw hat. and then it should last two scasons. Tiesc extra fancy iiat o bands are jist so much waste.--From E - epigramlaitic sayings of Russell Sage. C sP If Mr. Jacob Riis is corectly quot- r ing the president when lie says that y one of the latter's favorite maxims is e o "Learn by your mistakes,'' then we al can soonl expect, Mr. Roosevelt to be C classed as a sevant-that is, if he 0 follows his owi advice. IV n" "ECZEMA and PILE CURE ai ~ REKnoin what it was to suiffer $ , iv FREE OF CHARGE to any afflicted a positive cure for Ecze t ma, Salt Rhumn, Erysipelas, Piles and IT Skin Diseases. Instant Relief. Don't p1 r suffer longer. Write F. W. WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan Avenue, New York. En e close Stamp. . E. NORWOOD, Cashier r Savings Bank. Surplus $25,000 00 - rry, S. C. 4 I Ldeavor to advance the busi- 4 erests of our customers in gitimate way. In so doing g ives may be somewhat tinc- 4 ,th selfishness, for, upon the I ty of its patrons hinges the Af every bank. 4 r Savings Bank. INGE BANK Newberry, S. C. Surplus $8,000 00 I Conservatism. t ink is a clear indication of the gement. d to it their funds in the knowl beyond question, and further cell;nt profit to them. per cent. Interest.. F PORT, Prest. rice Prest. F MAN, Cashier. MER, Atty. f OUSINES! temporarily, the d . M. B. Epting, in near passenger am prepared to s and Customers . ad and sale busi ROWN. LIE, Builder, ru May 1st I Him. erfully Given. Right in the /ith a great line of Spring and ig. Slipp-rs, Shoes, Straw H. mbroidery, the new things in oods a specialty. The creatior ass anything that has ever beer ieans that our 1907 Hats ho juals. Our other lines comple id as usual you will find our ew Drop Head Domestic Mac lachine, Drop Head, 20 years E aking 3305 barrels of choice -rived, best patent $4.60, best h; 1.75 sack. People say Moseleys can't s ake piofit. What difference d e say as long as you get the goo Moseley PROSPER1' Prescriptioq Which we use are without exi We believe in PURITY. We constantly preach PUF We always practice PURF cines.: PURITY counts, and couni Ask your doctor. MAYES' DRU Prescritos pre, This is our regular wor ions and filling family ri Pelham's Reliabi As a cure for that stubt TR) "elham's Pectora 'eIhams White Pir 'elham's Laxative finol, the Tnoic F Our stock of Fresh Gs ate 1 907, has arrived. Wm.r E.PeIt VERY LOV %ORFOLK Al Account Jamestown Ter-i SOUTHERN Season, Sixty Day and Fiftet daily, commencing April 19t1 vember 30th, 1907. Very low rates will also be r BRASS BANDS in uniform; STOP OVERS will be allow< and Fifteen Day Tickets, san ist Tickets. For full and complete Info Agents Southern Railway, or R, Froqt Rank Summer goods, Spring Cloth its. Elegant line Laces and Sum.er Dress Goods, Black is in millinery will easily sur i shown at this store, and this. .ve no superior and but fewr te and full of new fresh goods, pr;.es just right. Just think hine $25.00, New Defiance ruarantee, $17.93. 30th car Tennessee Flour has just xlf patent, $4 10, fresh Grits ell the goods at the price and oes it make to you what peo ds. Bros., 'Y9 S. C. Materials :eption the purest grade. ITY. 7Y when preparing medi :s for much, in medicines. S IG STORE. paredl ProperlyL k, preparing prescrip .ceipts at e Drug Store, orn cough and grip, I Syrup 3ie Cough Syrup a Cold Tablets reconstru ctor rden Seeds, bearing iam&Son, ruggists. VJ RATES MJD RETURN ?ientennial Exposition RAILWAY mn Day Tickets on safe; 1, to and including No -ade for MILITA RY and attending the Exposition. don Season, Sixty Day le as on Summer Tour rmation call on Ticket write W. Hunt Division Pass. Agent. Charleston, S. C