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CO-OPERATION THE WATCHWORD Convention Plans to Better Cottoi Condition-Enthusiasm Among Beleg-'s. Columbia, Sept. 28.-Resolutiom commending the Montgomery Cottar congress, in its efforts to bring to iti proper level the prevailing price 0: cotton and the adoption of other reso lutions mveting with the views of thos( present, marked the conference 01 growers, bankers and business mer at the meeting held here this after noon and evening. With the lection oJ Commissioner Watson as permanen, president; Mr. J. Whitner Reid, secre tary, and W. C. Brown,,of Newberry assisant secretary, the cotton conven tion commenced this afternoon a de termined meeting, actuated by tho business-like purpose of marketin the cotton crop in a manner/ whict will insure a reasonable profit to thE producing farmers.. ,The meeting held until midnight and various resolutions were adoptec looking toward the profitable market ing of "he crop. Talks were made b a number of business men from va. rious parts of. the State, among then being Senator E. D. Smith and Presi dent E. W. Dabbs, of the State Far mers' union. Resolutions Committee. The committee appointed to dra% up resolutions was composed of on( man from each congressional district these being: W. M. Frampton, Chester 1st district; Alan Johnstone, Newber. 2d district; Al"a Johnstone, Newber ry, 3d district; 0. P. Goodwin, Laur if Is an unnatural disfSgure social and business hfe. personal appearance, use I It removes all tra ces el hair to its natural color years when all others have Send 10c. for sornple bottle o.f Hi HAY'S LILY WHITE TO'IL7T C Hair and Skin." PHILO H AY SPI REFUSE ALL 41 and 50c. bottles at Drug and Dept. HARFINA SOAP unequalled for th Cures skin diseases, red, rough,chapp' *Even Heat Ni~ .--g , Da) S Cole's Original Air' Sgive you more home co spend for fuel than youl1 * r The floor can be he to the work done by heaters. This remarka wonder can be regulatt over night, using wood i You do not have to g a new fire every mornini The two basic princ cessful, economical wo stand abuse and give las First-An absolutel giving a perfect control Second-A large, se which responds quickly the heat from a slow, 1 omical combustion of tk These basic principi Original Air Tight Woo most economical he wood, cobs and trash. Made in all sizes and up. We Recommend - Thes h NBestr ens, 4th district; W. P. Pollock, Ches terfield, 5th district; Douglas McIn trye, Marion, 6th district; E. W. Dabbs, Mayesville, 7th district. The afternoon session was consum ed mostly in general discussion and perfecting the organization and a meeting was held beginning at 8 o'clock, in which resolutins were adopted and action taken in line with the purpose of the organization. Against Exchanges. The "iniquitous" cotton exchanges was repeatedly attacked on the floor of the house of representatives and two resolutions of procedure were re ported by the committee formed by 1 member from each congressional dis trict and appointed by Commissioner' of Agriculture E. . Watson. W. P. Pollock favored- a petition to congress, asking that the use of interstate means of communication be denied the exchanges, but this meeting with objectiond on the ground of possible legal resistance, a substitute motion was adopted after the debate. An agreement brought about was that congress be memorialized to reg ulate dealing in cotton by the ex changes so that real cotton will be the basis of all contracts and actual delivery be had. The committee of resolutions was appointed during the afternoon ses sion, and prior to adjournment at 6 o'clock all resolutions were reported to it for recommendation. Resolutions Reported. 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O. ~ Cole's Spiral e & Rdiaters-53.50 i :*4ks and Up, J Forn 2289 B THE WESTE 25,000 OFFICES This Company transmits and Delivers messag( Errors can be guarded against only by repeatir in transmission or delivery of Unrepeatzd Night.I the sum of Fifty Dollars, at which. unless otherwis writing within sixtr days after the messhge is filed This is a UNREPEAMEID NIGHT LETTER, ROBERT C. CLOWRY, PRESIDENT RECEIVED AT Ga Balto., Md. Sei The American Cash Purc) Newberry, have succeeded in buyi] Md., bankrupt, his ent: thousand four hundred five thousand two iund: Am having packed up wh: until I get there. This telegram is a true cc ful offerings contained in o This is a grand illustratio buyer was on the spot witl this section at this time, ani Did you ever do anythi: wanted to show all your fr That's how we feel about t you not to miss this sale. have-DON'T MISS THIS Sale Starts I The Amerc SL. BLAUSTEIN,l STRIKE BEGINS. gt of Workmen on Harriman Lines Extends From Gulf to the Lakes.j icago, Sept. 30.-The threatened trk of the shopmen on the Hafri nlines to enforce recognition of ernew organization federation be ea reality today. The number of nwho quit in the 15 States asffected. estimated at between 20,0003 and 0,0 by the union men, although . is Kruttschnitt, vice president of He arriman lines, in a statement dthe number was much smaller. EL FROM THE SKYSCRAPPER.. 3Irabe Accident Was Witnessed yNo One-Body Was Found at .Midnight. 'obia State, Saturday. ber S. Reynolus, a well-known - ug man of Columtla, was killed talate hour last night when he fell mthe ninth floor of the Loan and cange bank buildmng to the alley ayin the rear of tne buildgg. He semployed in the offices of the out Carolina Cotton Oil company lte ninth floor, and was waiting r . E. Wells, the manager of the many, who was dlue to arrive from s orth at 12.30 o'clock. Mr. Rey lshad received a telegram from r. ells telling of his expected con ~mlated arrival at that hour. He ainished some work, and it is sup se, was seated in the window when 1 el. He was instantly killed. The ywas found at midnight by R. E. rt, an engineer," employed in the uding, who was making his rounds sight watchman. M. North said that he heard a fall bot 11.30 o'clock. It is supposed htthe accident occurred at that m.A careful investigation was a by Coroner Walker. He came ote conclusion that the boy's death asthe result of an accident. Heber Reynolds was a well known rdbeloved young man and had many inds in Columbia. He was 20 years fage, the son of the late John S. exolds, supreme court librarian, and well known author. He is surviv'ed yhis mother, Mrs. .)onn S. Reynolds; .he sisters. Mrs. Henry L. Forbes, liSarah E. Reynolds and Miss Vir tii V. Reynolds; and one brother, ~n eyolds of The State. J Il G HT L ETT E RN UNION TELEGR INCORPORATED IN AMERIoA CABLE SERVICE rs only on conditions limiting its liabilities, which have been s ig a message back to the sending station for comparison, and tl etters, sent at reduced rates, beyond a sum equal to ten times tC . stated below, this message has been valued by the sender thez Iwith the Company for transmnission ind is delivered hy request of the sender, undtr the conditions 2d a 807Am 66 N: )t. 3',11 aasing Co., S. C. ig from the receivers for Joc Lre bankrupt stock of goods. ixty dollars and twenty-fivt red dollars spot cash. Stock Lile here and shipped to Newb I. L. Ble A TRU8 COPY py of the Original and explains fv' ur ad. on page 7. n of what spot cash will do in an i command of the cash is a fortuna1 I the prices we present proves eve ag you called "your best"-somi iends-something you felt repre. his Sale. Knowing what we do No matter what the weather or w SALE. Nednesday, October w Cash Purcha 4anager : : NE ITWMILL Copyright 1909 by C. E. And it will n them, which,yoi to do, but it will them that.HIG .TION it is yc give them if yov YOU CAN account NOW TH Newberry Sa' QF NEWBE] Capital Stock - -. JAMES MeINTOSH, President. AHH COMPANY rO ALL THE WORLD 3ented to by the senider of the following Night Letter. ie Company will not hold itself liab!e tor errors or delays ie amosint paid for transmis%lon; nor in any case, beyond eol, nor in any case where tha claim is not presented ini named above. BELVIDERE BROOKS, GENERAL MANAGER 5. exa ). Kline of St. Michaels, Same inventoried sixteen a cents. We paid them in first class condition. erry. Don't open goods Lnstein, Mgr. Ily our ability to make wonder mergency and the fact that our te happening for the people of ry word we say. thin' you were proud of and entative of your best efforts? about values, we would advise hat other engagements you may 494 4 93 . -. :c(XQUNT Zimmrman Co.-No. 39 ot only Please a ougjht to try throw around,' H PROTEC ur DUTY to can. by starting an* with ings Bank 1RY, S. C. - - $50.OOO.OO J. E NORWOOD, CashierJ