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EAS L And it's DURAB seller c Sum DELEGATES GOT DRUNK. Sedactive Drinks Sold in New Orle ans Proved Too Much for Goy ernors and Others. New Orleans, La., Nov. 3.-Wheth er there ever will be another conven tion of the Lakes-to-the-Gulf water ways asociation depends on what action congress takes at the next session. If the committee of 500 eannot induce congress to provide fun&s for the project the executive tommittee of the association is then authorized to select the place of meeting of the next convention and fix the day. This was decided on at the last session of the association this afternoon. As a consequence of activity of the entertainment- committee scarcely a handful oi delegates were in their seats when the convention was called to order to-day. The program pro vided for speeches by governors of states, and ministers from Latin American countries. There were no governors present. Senor Don Arosemena, minister of Panama, sent his regrets and his speech. The speech was read by one of fte delegates. Down in the Vieux Carre, the old French quarter the quaint old cafes looking exactly as they did one hun dred years ago, had for the time be ing eclipsed the .convention hail out of business and dispensers of saza ras, roufinaces, gin fizz, absinthea, anisettes and other far famed New Orleans drinks were kept, working ove, time. Senor Luis Toledo Herrarte, min ister of Guatemala, later put in his appearance at the hail, accompanied hy a special commission from his eountry. Co.ngressman Richard Bartiboldt, of St. Louis, proposed that the commit too of five hundred provided for yes terday should be headed by President Iavanaugh anid that sub-committees of twelve hbe named to present the claims of the 500 to the proper offi dis at Washington. Mr. Bartholdt explained, that a .eommittee of 500 could not get into the white house or any of the committee rooms. "Well, let them stand outside," said former Governor Francis of .Mis souri, "they will be able to stand in the corridors.'' Ihe convention agreedi with Mr. Francis, and the 500 _will journey on se Washington on December 8. To the Public.. 'The New York World has made ar rangements whereby part of its Sun day edition can reach this town and be placed on sale in advance. If you are not already a regular reader, please give your nawsdealer an order at enee, and he will deliver advance reading matter before Sunday, to :ether with an exchange check. On plasing your order, he will inform you of the plan for furnishing you 'winh the regular news part of the pa per on presentation of the exchange theek. Care in Preparing Food. In recent years scientists have proved that the value of food is meas ured largely by its purity; the re suit is the most stringent pure food 'aws that have ever been known. One food that has stood out promi nently as a perfectly clean and pure food and which was as pure before the enactment of these laws as it could possibly be is Quaker Oats; conceded by the experts to be the ideal food for making strength of muscle and brain. The best and cheapest of all foods. The Quaker Oats Company is the only manufacturer of oatmeal that has satisfactorily solved the prob em of removing the husks and black specks which are so annoying w' -n other brands are eaten. For hot climates Quaker Oats is, packed in hermetically sealed tins, keeps fesala and sweet anywhere. 1 V TO [MANE -IG HT DRAFT LE and LASTING QUALITIES make ~n the market. A full stock just received. mer Bros. 4 MON] Plenty' TOLI3 The Commierc Of Newiberra JNO. M. KINARD, 3. Y. McFA President. Cashier. GREAT LAND SALE AT UN4ION, and ti S. C., NOVEMBER 15th. 3. The undersigned as Executors of, tainin Fand under and by virtue of the au- more thority and power conferred on them ship;i in, the last will of Ann E. Rice, de- gets C ceased, will sell on Monday, Novem- IEst 1 ber 15th, 1909, at Eleven 0O'elock A. on Soi M. (11A. M.) before the Court House ter H Door at Union, S. C., at public auc- K:raft tion, upon the terms of one-third 1 - cash, the balance upon a credit of IFour] one and two years, payable i equal or les: annual instalnents with interest on bound each instalment from day of sale, se- place cured by bond ~of the purchasers and Sims 1 mortgages of the premises, purchas- and X ers to pay for pappers and recording land. and the 'bonds to provide for ten per 5. T[ cent. Attorney's fee in case of suit Malon or fo. elosure, or collection by an 8. T Attorney after due; and the pur- Six h chaser to have the option of paying more all cash; the following trae,ts of . boundi land; allin Union County: Foster The "home'' place, thirteen hun- land a: dred acres, more or less, in Goshen by the Hill TIownship, .bounded on the North Means by land of the estate of W. H. Gist; West on the East by land of J. T. Douglas, 9. and public road; on the South by taining Jones land and :the "Dana'' place; or less and west by the Stephens place. bound 2. The "Briggs place'', Seven D)avis) hundred acres more or less, in Goshen by Fa Hill Township; bounded on the North on Sou by the DeArev P. Duncan land; Kissiel East by Lou Beaty and the Krat ander ing Four hundred acres. more or less Rice) in Goshen Hill Township: boundeL ogr North by the Gist lands: East by the ory p Home place: Sou:h by the D)amia ~40. place; and West by the .J. E. Minter ot Uni et. al. lands. ' Drug 6. The "'Danna'' place. contain- feet or ing Fourteen hundred and seventy- to alle five acres, more or less. in Cross Scaife Keys and Goshen Hill Townships; west b and bounded North by the Sehens a billit place and J. E. Minter land; Esby 11. the Jones place; South by Enoree Iof UTni River; and -West by lands of Mrs. McLur Coleman and Mrs. Ida WV. Goss. street; 7. The Lee place, containine Fif- bounde teen hundred acres. more or less be- west b: weeni Fair Forest Crk an'd Tyge'r andl lilt iver, in Unlion Twn hip boun)) ded land: Soiuiihr the W. II. air T-Tarri place;- Wet by Jones place - 10..9 LBI it the best Of It I ND. jal Bankl( ,s. c. 01 LL, 0. B. MAYER, R V. President. - ~Ex~ ie "Home place."UI The "Shelton Lee place,'' con. Nine hundred and fifty aeres, or less, in G]oshen Hill Town bounded on the North by Pad ';eek and the Mobley land; on D y Mrs. V. S. Coleman's land; rih by Coleman and W. H. Sar rrris land.; and on West by place (now Going).C Black Rock place, containing iundred and eleven acres, more ~, in Goshen Hill Township; ad North by the Goudelock (now S. M. Rice); East by the and; South by ,the Dueket land: rest by Green Lee and, others' he "Stevens place'' contain he "Buffalo place'' containing andred . and fifty eight acres,Or or less, in Union Township; ~d North by McNease land, and land; on East by McNease T ad Phillip Dunn land; 'on Sou.th John R. Smith land, and the ville public road; and on the by the Miller land. The Bogansville place, con Fifteen hund'red acres. more in Bogansville Township d North .by the Gist (now land; and others; on the Eas r Forest and Robinson lands; th hv Robinson lands. Asa Mc E land. John Norris land, Alex Rice and others (Henry Fox place, Mrs. Gibbs land. Norris land, and Henry Smiths Greg ee, and otehirs. The Briek store house in town on. oceupied by " The Rice Co.,'' fronting twenty-eight Main s'reet, and rulnning b)ack y way. boundedl east byV the Trust store house, and on the y Bri.ek store now occupied a trd room. The brick store house in townii on, known as 'the old Rice & a store, fronting on Main. ind running back to alley way,*fi d east by Going Store and lot,; E y the Citizens bank building WmII. IfCoilman. W\hi:mire. S. (.. PlOWS, ISc PlOWS, rHE ONLY 'actioni wversible 'low2 |the- market, versible teqsion ad ;c Haorrows ane Horse min Drills' 'wo Horse nee mio Drills IFarmers' - Favorite" Kind. ioothing Harrows, Etc., Etc. wberrU ' irdwareE pIM, A Dan With De A TRUE ST( Of the adventures of t diers of the Confederat who carried Confeder patches of the most vital tance through Sherman' By D. A. DICK Author of History of Kbrshaw's A Fifty-one Page Bc PR ICE 25 CE FOR SALE EXCLUSIVEL Elbert I Aull Coj Nqwberry, South Car am We Offer the G1 Ever SI 500 Pai of good quali1 and Cheviot,die French waisti buttons, tape c< and seat seams hip and -watcf aairs worth 40 >aair goingi at O'ni airs worth $1.25 a pair going at oni: tra values and never offered at su money, must have it, and if you n :ome and buy from 0. K L BT TI The Fair and Square Deali rhe Large And Most Up-tc STOCK 0 F Gi EVER OFFERED 1r TOWN TO GO / CTUAL COST aIe Begins Octob Don't Forget the D ~erybody Come. It W John P. 1 SEsl /R SETREE ath )RY wo Sol SArmy ite dis impor s army. ERT Brigade loklet NTS Y BY npany olina estest Values s Pints :y Cassimsre gonaI weave, and, patent >vered crotch two pockets, ipockets. . $2.89 * $2.25 $1.79 $1-39 S'97c. ch low prices. We eed anything in our ~st -=Date DODS. 4 ANY iT FOR 30' DAYS er 30th ate, ill Pay You. -ong