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Hkl TOO FAR SmM Oil Cwpuy Dccnni Snbs to Neitt N« Oie. THE TRUST LAW CrittciMn of Hupreinc Court Drawing Didtinction Ilotwccn M ReMoti*hlr" and ‘TnroadonabU," Vlrtoalljr Amending the I j*w, Which Oongrem Refuded to Do. A Washington dispatch ways the greater part of Tuesday was given IMPORT MUCH COHON AMAZING FIGI HKS ANNOl N< Kl> 11V THE GOVERNMENT PW*r by governntent offlelalK of all . Itnda ,to a discussion of the 8iLj)renie "s disposition of the Standard case. ' While there was much gratlflo.v Slxteen M'Rilon Dollars Worth of the Egyptian t'otton Was Itrought Into This Country Ijast 1 Year. That the requiremt nta of the cot ton goods industry necessitates the Importation of approximately fiO.Ooo,- 000 pounds of Egyptian cotton, cost ing 116,000,000, is probably unknown to tihe majority of readers who read of the enornnymccrops of cotton pro duced In our Southern states and learn that during the last sevn CLEAR CUT VIEW Jistice Harlai Files Disseatiag Opioioi ii Staodar^ Oil Case. HE WARNS THE NATION Says I he Most Manning Tendenc y of the Day, S<» Ear us the Safety and Integrity of Our Institutions Are Concerned, Is the Tendency to Ju dicial legislation. Justice Harlan’s dissenting opinion months all records have been broken |in (lie Standard Oil case lias reeeiv- and practically Jf.oo.iHMMMiO worm t . ( , a ni()8t ( , ir( . flll eonaideration. am. is being discussed by a large major ity of the officials as w<'ll as otiier of that staple iiaa been exported. Hut It was the considerable value of tills Import that Induced the Cult- ed State department of agriculture, | people 8ev«*iral years ago, to endeavor to dc-j "■'' H ,n H ^ chief Justice has in administration rirden i velop Egyptian cotton culture In Hie nhout the illegal combination of the order for the dissolution of j Cnlted States In order to supply .mr •bisoil company and its coming wiih- gUint corporation. Which had been | own market with a home-grown pro-;' 11 1 ,u ' anti-trust act, I cordially con- MEXICO CITY UNEASY INSI KKEtTOH SAID TO BE GATH ERING FOR ATTACK. tli« giant declared *an unreasonable" combinn- lion and monopoly in restraint of •' trade, there unquestionably was also Chihuahua and Mexico City Will Ho Scenes of Next Attacks by Madero’s Troops. A dispatch from Chihuahua, Mex ico, says two thousand Insurrectos, part of the band operating in the districts south of there, were report ed Sunday to be marching on (Thitm- hua. The advance guards are en- carnped around the city. Chihuahua City, with its 3?,,000 in habitants, iias been Isolated for prac tically two weeks. The situation in the south is re ported as follows: Torroon, 26.0U0 population, in- etmbHg mimecmuH Americans, sur rounded by insurgents; iohabitnats in constant fear of attack. Lordo, three miles from Torreon. in hands of insurrectos. I’alacio OAmez, near Torreon, in vaded by insurrectos without resist ance. Durango. 22,000 population, capi tal of state of same name, surround ed by Insurrectos. Zacatecas, 3 3,000 population, eapi- LAWYERS RDLE Mcabers »f tke Lc|il Prtfeuwi Ru Ike UnteJ Slates as Ike FIGURES AMPLY PROVE WANTED BOOKKEEPERS STENOGRAPHERS TELEGRAPHERS SALESMEN AND CIVIL SERVICE HELP. Four to six months required to make necessary preparation. Pei-Monal Instruction. POSITIONS secured for all who pre pare or money refunded. Write for full Information. LESSONS BY MAIL IF DESIRED. Soutl^crp ConjnjercloJ School Calhoun & Meeting Stsl, Charleston, 8. C. Wilmington, Winston-Salem, Sallsbu ry, Durham, N. C. The highest en dorsed Business College in the Sooth Atlantic. YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN CLASSIFIED COLUMN For .Sale*—Wire Fish Baskets,, price $l.f>0 With order. Send for cir cular. W. A. Jesterf Griffin, Ga. Wanted—bookkeepers, stenographers and clerks for high-grade positions. Southern Business Bureau, Char lotte, N. C. duct. | cur," said Justice Harlan at the out- Although experiments were made s, “ l at different points from South C.,ro- 1 " Miere are .however, some things e-misgiving as to the Interpret.!-; lina to Texas, as well as in western * n ,,i|h opinion, and what are to re- flOB of the antt-truat law giving to | Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and f ro 'i> Hifa opinion, w fitch I ttiink 111 the rtgjit to determine whetli-j southern California, it was only in i * niav verv "ell alarm tlioughtf.il #T or not a monopoly was "reason- the Colorado river region that dl-j m< ‘ n ' ,,r "‘any thoughtful men; and able'* and declaring a "reasonable" matic and oither conditions simili.ir to am "illing to let ttKuii pass witli an/ monopoly not to be In contravention those in the Nile valley, and suited 1( * ( ‘ a ,,i;| t ■ approve them." Of the statute. jto Hie long staple Egyptian cotton, Justice Harlan referred to Hie an- ProaidohT Taft, who a little more ' were found. There, ('.110,000 acres of H-trust act of IS'.HI as being passed j ion ' <a i ,i,al of described as a; than a year ago tn a special message excellent land are, or soon will bo, 111 « time of great unrest regarding to congress deelared that under su- under ditch in the imperial, Yunri, j aggre.ntion of capital and referr -d preme court precedents there could be no such things as "reasonable" aaonable" retralnts The Onlinary Business Ban Manu facturer or Agriculturalist Has Uttle to Say or Do in the Manage ment of this Great and Glorious Nation.- The government of the United States is run by the lawyers. The statistics on tills point are over whelming and leaves no doubt that the ordinary business man, manufac turer or agriculturalist has little to j say in the affairs of the nation. Hov completely the present rongress is in the hands of the lawyers may be] judged by Hie fact that they number more than 6.'> per cent of its total • members, says the Washington cor- — respondent of the Atlanta Constitu- j For Sale—S. C. R. I. Reds, White tion. and Brown leghorns, Black Lang- shang, Plymouth Rocka. Eggs for setting, 15 for $1. M. B. Grant. Darlington, S. C. Agents.—We save you 25 er cent, on your portrait work. Big job lot frames 10x20. Owens Portrait & Frame Works, Hogansvilie, Ga. —.. - i Wanted—Old coins and stamps, high est cash |M‘i<v'.s paid. Two l>ooKs giving prices we pay, 12c. A. C. Roessler, 10 Clay St., Newark, N. J. or, Salt and (ilia valleys, find one-tifth this acreage could produce Hie amount of Egyptltn cotton annually to t lio supreme court decisions in t lie trans-Missouri and joint t rathe cases saying Hint no view was press- in other words, "good Imported for the use of New Eng- <“d lu tills case that was not brought I "bad trusts," was said [ land's mills. »en rather keenly disap ; | For several years studies and ex it the court would have j periments with the various eastern lave reversed Itself in tills varieties have been undertaken lu natter. |southern Arizona, southeastern Culi- . Taft's message was free- fornla, apd Egypt, and several bulb‘- bout the capital, and the nllarity of his views as to f the anti-trust law to the ised by Asaocdatn Justica tils dissenting opinion st ewed attention of Justice isitlon as outlined in his o the courts. Taft, in his special mes- gress of January 7, 1910, ederal incorporation act, at to put the word "rei- ito the anti-trust statute nre it for the courts to tins have been Issued giving detailed reports of the progress made and success achieved. Just now the department lias is sued another pamphlet (Bulletin 2 10. bureau of plant Industry), reporting out in those two eases, under which tie supposed millions of dollars of property have changed hands, an 1 that unsuccessful efforts had been made at every congress to get the Sherman aiiti-trust law amended. The trails .Missouri ease, he point ed out. involved const met ion, as ;o the scope and meaning of Iliad anti trust law. "We hoar a good deal about Hie lamp of reason, " he said We hear Of the 4SO members of both sen- tal of state, surrounded by insur-l a,e nnd ! 10 nso. 304 are lawyers, a! reetos. ! few of 'h" others have been trained | Aguas Caiientes, 5 6,000 popula-! in ,,H> law - hut a r*? now engaged :n j er occupations. The judicial Mayberry's Chicken Remedy for Gaps, hotbed of revolutionists j branch of the gocernment is, of j Roup and Cholera. Satisfaction I’arral. south of Chihuahua, sent course, given over entirely to law- guaranteed. Postpaid. 25c. Telis out a distress sinnal Fifteen bun- > f ' rs - ,,llf same is almost true of how to get future supply free. Guy dred insurrectos surrounded the tllf ' executive branoh. President! Mayberry, Newberry, Ind. town ( Taft is a lawyer. So are Secretaries — Guaralupe Calrows, entered by Knox, Ma< Veagh, Dickinson, Wicker- Eggs in incubator lots or single sit 70q men, who killed the jefe politico, : s,lanl - Hitchcock, Fisher and Nagei. tings from S. C. Reds, $1.50 per Stores were looted. August Beck-l Th,ls of ,,le ninp members of the 15; $8.00 per hundred. Nice cocx- man, an American, of Luckenhack J < ' al,ine K s^ven have had a legal train-; erels, $2.00 each. Eugenia Haru- Gillespie county, Texas, was pulled ''ig. mond, North Augusta, S. C. off a horse w bile trying to escape and [n congress the lawyer is king be- , was ordered executed, but he eseap-' >' on(1 dispute In the senate there 4,000 acres, 2 1-2 miles Ry., 1,000 money. Write us at once for catalogs and for our easy payment plan and prices. Malone’s Music House, Co lumbia, S. C. the results of a visit to the cotton that Hie tinn* has come when we growing districts of Egypt in June should hold up Hie light of reason and July, 1910, of the blonorulsl of and look at this act as if the men the department, In which is shown of that day, freshly after the pas- that the mixture of Hindi cotton is sage of the act, were moving about proving to be a serious burden upon in darkness and did not know ’what the Egyptian cotton Industry. they were doing or saving ' Hind is the name applied In Egypt He named distinguished counsel in *m1 after suffering a wound in scalp and hand. Rosario has been cut off for some time and conditions of anarchy pre vail Indee was sacked. Twenty [veople ware killed As soon as the appeal came from Parra!, an armored train was sent out from Chihuahua It went as far as Jlminez. when insurrectos were tUe+ art> ’• - Republican lawyers and ; the same number of democratic law yers In the house the republicans have ninety-nine lawyers and the democrats 145 Thus 7" per cent of the senators are members of the bar! and 63 per cent of the represenC'.- tives The representation of other occupations in congress is so small as to be insignificant as compared with the army of lawyers. In both 1 k reasonable restraint of to an undesirable type of cotton that case and later on, referring to weak fitier, that In- the Sherman act, said ild he to put into the with a short he courts "a power im-|Jurea the high-grade Egyptian varie ' Prose* utions have been institui- Bierciae on any consistent ties bv Infesting them with hybrids. <m| and I suppose men have been Sic* would Insure the un-jThe Introduction of the Egyptian rot- convicted ami sent to jail under the ton Into the United States brings al anti-trust act, upon the construction so the problem of the Hindi cotton that this court has vixen it throw open the courts." .and the practicability of establishing The Court, in the opinion in Hu's ‘a burden that they ha.e't eornmerrlal culture of Hie Euyptiaii case, says, that this act of congress •nfts to enable them to cotton In the United States depends means and embraces only unreason-j 0 give them a power ap- largely upon the elimination of Hindi ild** restraint of trade infiat con-! the arbitrary, the abuse j eontaimination and other forms of di- tradiction to what tills court has j dgbt involve our judicial j versitv, so Dial the fiber may be pro said fifteen years ago that congress > liaaster." placed in a satisfactory condition of did not intend. doctrine of "good trusts" Uniformity. tf v,.u will take Hie trouble to | rusts." which the major-j Breeding experiments have shown look through the !*'dera1 Report* r of Che court as expressed that it is possible to se< lire a mui ti vou "ill find that possibly nearlv ev- itice \A bite, seems to have j hitcher degree of uniformity in Ariz- ci v federal ceurt in this country President Taft In hia meg- jona than now exists in most of the has accept***! those original decisions n more Chan a year ago coton fields of Egypt. If reason!t*!** as Hie final ib* isions of this court a- jeare be used in maintaining the uni- to the meaning of Hi* a** 1 of c>.n , bile, and especially the [ f or ni|ty of these types, it does not gres Now vve an* asked to * h inge blic, ought to rid Itself ot . gpcm that the American grown Kg’p tp,. rule and to suv. it may be tru.* tat such a distinction Is ()„„ cotton is likely to suffer an' m ip,* word of Hi stattute this ion- pmctleable or can be Introduced in*o j romm p rc | a | ,iistdv ant age on Ilia’ trai t or this agreement is in p-straint the atatute. OeHainly under the ground of lack of unitormil v even of interstate trade it mav he But , preen t anti-trust law no such dla-;(p onc p th ( , Egyptian habit of hand u Is a lawful restraint of trade H tlnctIon exists. sorting is not followed is a lawful restraint ronMarv to Hi* Generally a|>eaklng, Demoeratic | Th 0 exclusion of the Hindi lotton decision of this court. I suv. con-* senators and representatives frank- by an efficient system of selection trary to the practice and usages of 1/ expressed their disappointment as| W j|) ,. n able white varieties t*. t.e ti,j s murt to the “rule of reason’ feature of ^rown. produlng longer and stroiig**r ir 1 mi-take not. mor** than nmo decision. Mr. Adamson, chair-j fl|>p r than the brown varieties iUiunt tbit, term a lawyer lias been com-; of the house committee on In- n^piy t 0 afford amf will furtlicr ilie |,(.|],.<| t,, take Ins seat to stop H*** toraiate and foreign commerce, do-j ( jp Vp ] O p rn0nt aTH | preservation of uni- p.iitu ul.ir lln*' of argument that dared the «u preme court had no con-! form st rains of Egyptian cot ton in Hi* Stttutlonal power to write the words (• n ited States • ‘‘reasonable" or "unreasonable'’ into) • » • y»e Sherman arvtl-trust Lgw ( MADKJtO RAMNHF.S TRAITOR. Representative i.Mann,> Ropublieau leader of the house, gave the decis ion hia hearty endorsement. He d-J 1,0 ,u * r * ' rom tb. fended the court’s action in the use Relxd Territory. Of the word "unreasonable" and d*'-! dared that if some such distinction' A dispatch from Juarez. Mexico decision essential to good seen ahead in such great numbers houses combined there arc only twen- that it was deemed unsafe to proceed tv-six merchants, twenty-four farm- and efforts to aid Hie beseig**d town f ' rs * twenty-three editors and twelve were abandoned. manufacturers. In ttie territory adjacent to and Hf course, many of the lawyers It* south of Torreon. towns have been rnn cress are also engaged in oth^r invaded, stores looted, railways and occupations, such as banking, real telegraphs destroyed and the jetes niannfa* Hiring and agricul- politieo have been killed. tore, and many of them are associate- Tbose In authority do not conceal od "iHi large industrial corporations, their belief that the conditions nPout n,lf i[ ) classifying the occupations o' Torreon and the larger section of the members of congress for the purposes interior, embracing Hie cities of this article, each man has been put Zacatecas, Durango, Aeua (’alientcs down "niier the vocation in which he and Parral, is fast becoming a great- principally engaged. Here is a er menace to the fedora! government than Madero s forces Dll.I/ON SHERIFF WOI NDED. table which shows the occupations of United Stties senators in the present congress: O* rii|>at ion of S«*nators. Repub- I )emo- aeres in cultivation, 50 tenant houses, good barns, excellent fen ces; 3,000 acres timber; $20 per acre. Harris Realty Co., Claren don, Ark. Feather Beals—Mail us $10 and we will ship you a nice, new 36-pound feather lied and 6-pound pair pil lows, frt-lght prepaid Turner & Cornwell, Feather Dealers, Char lotte, N C. Dobbs’ Single tomb Rhode Islanc Reds and "Crystal" Wnite Orptng ’•tons win and lay when others fall, stock and eggs for sale. Send for mating list. G A. Qobbs, Boi B. 24, Gainesville, Ga. Wanted—Men and ladies to tak* three months practical course. Ex pert management. High salaried positions guaranteed. Write for catalogue now. Charlotte Tele graph School, Charlotte, N. C. Wanted—Men to take thirty days practical course in our machine shops and learn automobile buai- ■ ess. Positions secured gradu By Mistake Was Shot by Negro \s. sisting In (’base. \ spe* ial from Dillon to T he Nows and Courier says Sheriff l.ano was stmt ami painfully wounded it I'loydale. a small station on the Sea board Road, five miles below Dillon Tuesday night The shooting was ilon** by a negro "spotter.'' who mis took the sheriff for a negro named Chavis, who was trying to escape m, () Hie Seaboard train after mortal!*- wounding a negro woman, said to be his wife, in the tenderloin district early Tuesday evening lican. crafic ates, $25 per week and up. Char- Lawyers . . . ’> •» !i J lotte Auto School, Charlotte, N. C. M**r< bants 4 •> Partners . 1 3 Want ♦ii—Bookkeepers, stenogra- M inufai t irers 3 u phers, clerks, write us If desiring Editors 1 v> employment We place competent ('a ;*! t al ists 3 0 buslnees help and are not able to Pan k ers . 1 0 supply demand Carolina Audit & Phv - * iatis 1 0 System Co., Skyscraiier, Columbia, C *tt le raisers 1 0 Mine owner n t 1.umber 1 ft upation not given 3 u in the house of representatives fit* diverCtv of occupations is greater alter the big list of lawvers is passed Twentv three different tines of busi- S C. hnd not been made In the opinion, lira business world would have been thrown Into ch&oe. Senator La Follette. the insurgent lender, read in the senate Attornev .General Wickernhani’s, statement of onday night expressing gratification er the supreme court's artion and followed it with extracts from the president's special message of Jar-joffered Gen Pasqual Aroz.co. but lie nary 7, 1910, ■already referred to. indignantly refused it Senor Obre- ator La Follette said that evident- fon emphatically denied any ronnec- there had been a remarkabl* tion with the alleged affair. Senor ■age In the views of the admlnia-" Obregon had been onp of the go-be says notification from Provisional President Madero Sunday to Esquiva! Otiregon that his presence in tin citv no longer was desired by the revolu tionist is the culmination of wh.it is believed to have been a general plot to influence the miliury chiefs of MaderA to desert his standard A large bribe is said to have ' • .*n he w.'iv pursuing, lie atlse It * was ar gtnng aga1n>t a former deiis'oti nf this i'onr> on that verv question. He wiinted to break down that form* r decision Attention was called to those two cases under with h tie supposed nrl- liolis of dollars of propertv have (banged liands. and that there ins been an effort at everv session of rou- gress since Hie law was passed to get Hu* Sherman anti ru-t lu w a mend. "It never lias been amended." sat.i lie, "and there is not a man in the (oiintrv today who does not know ‘that it never will be amended by ib-* eon g ns's of ilie United States to . jne hi what thev wanted congress ‘o have it mean ami what congress re fiiM-.l to tiavc* it mein, to get Hie courts so to construe it. Sheriff Lane hail taken the negro ness an* represented in the house, ae- along to assist him in apprehending cording to the official director, and Chavis, wiio was in the viiinitv of twenty-nine members do not state t tie depot at I'lovilale, ami tin* negn) their occupations. Here is the table: was armed with a shotgun Mr Lane Occupation of Representatives, went out of Hie depot, after giving Hie negro man orders to watch a cf-rtain spot: the negro went out also Lawyers ami was moving around in the dark- Farmers mss when the sheriff commanded Merchants him to halt Thinking tie was the Editors negro Chavis, for whom tie was Manufacturers looking, the "spotter" mistook Hie Lumber sheriff for Hie fugitive also opened Real estate. . tire at close range. Hie entire loa 1 Physicians. . . of shot, taking effect in the sheriff's Hankers *. . . tiip and abdomen Tea* hers Sheriff Lane was taken to on in- Hatters, . . tirmary at Florence Wednesday Coal operators morning, and at last accounts he Miners . . was resting easily While very pain- Cattle raisers, ful. Hip wounds are not considered Telegraph oper serious. Chavis, Hi*' negro being Ironmonger . if the attorney generals reflected the present state of the executive. Tuesday’s decision occupied cabinet almost exclusively at its nnd the president, having It over twice, also discussed Its rt with some of his callers. The de of the •president himself, he should defer to the supreme and aocOpt their law as his law, reflected by the cabinet. -*j ♦ ♦ ♦ *’ Wing Him Along. Montgomery Advertiser rec- thw-Texas Blackbird as a y foe for the English sparrow. Texas product, it seems, is one tW few birds outside the pre- class who can whip the Eng- •parrow; he takes pleasure in _ go, and he has no aversion to of towns. Any creature at a curb upon the petty who drives song birds awsy be welcome. Wing him along, badly needed right here In Bad Name, fi town five yean old, amnieetwary people atfk whether It has [ytoflL A*. Congregational that the town M Re realgned he made the re* feV*’' ■ ' ' sought by the sheriff, came to Dillon Huibler I in' most alarming tendency o f jf r (H) N'orth Carolina ami discovered Printer . tweens in the recent ‘peace negotia- t , i ' ' ,a> ' iU n ‘>’ s<> far •■* j the woman alleged to be his wife in a Oil operator tionv. a candlrtatfi for pres-'^.^^ 0 a ' ui m,t * Knb ° f 0l ' r 'i borne of Hi fame: a row arose a no Ironworker. IdeuL. of Mexico in the last, elect ion , ’is concerned, is Hie ten- j nm is shot Hie woman in the head . Hotelkeeper. Her wounds are critical, and stie is not expected to live. ’ tft.OOt) LUTHERANS WORSHIP. -j. , ■ , tdenev fo judicial legislation, to tha(.| am i i,j n on the anti-reelect ion Dcke against . h , , . , ' when men h.TTTng vtist interests a**'* Madero, but Hie supporters of dial , , , , , . 1 1 eoncenird, and th* v can not get tb.* party since then havp v largely merged,, , , ' . , ^ * ^ i law-making power *>f the coiintr with the Maderoistas. , . , , , ,. , .* * 1 , winch controls them to pass the legis- | Gen. Pasqual Orozco was asked , . * • .* i ♦—■— - , _ , . . , .lation they <lesire. the next Hung thev concerning the erfort which Obregon * * * • ** ^ , , tniurcli's lairgicst Si*rvice Since ” * ( ] 0 j s ( (> raise the tpiestion in sonn* . ‘ 1 e is alleged to have made to turn him , , , , . Z , , i<*ase to get the court to so const in'* from Genu. Madero amt t he rumor ,, ., ., ... ,, , . . the constitution of Hie statutes ns that a bribe had bee offered was!, * . .* , *. , Ho mean what thev want it to menu mentioned to him. In replv he decla,--L... , , , , ' . ,, , „ , 1 .* IJiat lias not been our practice ed that no fixed price had been offer-* .... . v • .. . . ...... ’ . If there is anv feature in our ed. but had been discreet v lunted to „ , ...... ,, • government svstem that is now ad- him that he would nqver lack for Inir0() amonK 1ho na(ions of , u . money if he consented to do certain . (>Rrtho oontinn0(1i .. jt ls lhat pr „. vision of the federal constitution Author Naval ariliitoit Occupation not on Repu l>- I >omo- ii* an. crafic !*9 1 4 5 , 9 1 4 1 1 9 k • 1 2 4 5 . t 4 4 O 1 4 . . 6 1 1 O . 0 1! •> (i . . 4 o . i 1 . i 1 . i 0 . i II . i 0 . n 1 (V 1 , . u ■ 1 1) 1 . n 1 iv- 1 6 13 soeia list. When Medicines Eail, will take your case Diseases of Stomach, Bow el*. Kldnevs, Liver. Lungs and de bility (either sex) permanently eradicated by Natural Mejhods. Interesting literature free. C. Cul len Howerton, Durham, N. C. Active Men to introduce an article that * an b** pi o i'il in every drug store. P.irber shop, groi * ry store. s|>ei*ia|ty stor* . pist straigiit. hon est. I* •gttimaD* business and a big flood of gold tor the man who has a few dollars capital and n*'t afraid of work Address Alden Remedy Co . 2 2 to Seventh Ave , New York Durix-Jersey Pigs.—Sired by Wav. r- laml Col . (No 22 2 4 11 sold 19D' for the liigin st pri*** of tiny bog of the year at a putiiie sale Tliis is an exc* ptional opportunity to secure the bent blood of the best breed at a moderate price. All females sold Henry Patrick. Rust burg, Ya. Wanted—Every man, woman and child in South Carolina to know that the "Aleofi’ brand of Sash, Doors and Rlinds are the best and are made only by the Augusta Lumber Company, who manufac ture everything in I.umber and Mlllwork and whose watchword is "Quality.’’ White Augusta Lum ber Company. Augusta, Georgia, for prices on any order, larg© or small. Days of Luther. Wtrat was declared to have the teen Clark, Wilnon^aml Harmon. i which provides Hie departments of 'government among three coordinate A poll of editors by the St. Louis branches legislative, executive, and Republic, which was recently ttk.cn. judicial; and neither branch has the shows that fifty of the one hundred right to encroach upon the domain of editors, who replied, favor Ohamp the other. Clark as the Democratic Presidential "Practically, the decision today — candidate in the next election. Gov-j j d 0 no ,t mean, the judgment—bit ernor Woodrow Wilson, of New Jer-j parts of the opinion, are to.the effect sey, is next, apd Governor Hannon, of Ohio, is third. First Cotton Report. The first cotton report of the de partment of agriculture this season will be Issued Friday, June 2, at noon, eastern time, and will give the estimated acreage of cotton planted tbil year with the condition of the crop on Bay 25. practical, that the rourts may, bv mere judicial construction, amend the constitution of the United States or an act of congress. That it strikes me is raischievious; and that Is the part of the opinion that I espeeiai'y object to." South £arolln& leads in t^e census showing, as her increase of value of the chief farm products. The naval architect mentioned in Hie above table js Richmond Pear son Hobson, of Alabama. The an-] tlior is E. W. Townsend, of New! Jersey, and the iron worker is Frank the largest Lutheran devotional ser- nwehanan. of Illinois, and the build-] viee since the days of Martin Luther „ r and ho(e ,. keel)er arf yviiliam M. was held in the Coliseum at St. ral(ior ^ aeorge^f. Lindsay, of I Louis Sunday afternoon, "here 16.- Xew York, respecfivelv lino persons gathered to celebrate the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of the Rev. Dr C. F. W STILL ON THE HINT. re- Walther. who is credited with viving the Lutheran Church in the The Brother of Dorothy Arnold Vis-j United States. The relehration was * 4 in connection with the celebration (here of the Missouri Synod of the “It is simply another disappoint- N. Q. Lutheran Church, comprising 2.Ofif) ment, the body is not that of Dorothy congregations in fhe"TTmcd States ; Arnold."' This was the declaration with a membership of 900,000. j Tuesday of John Arnold, brother or A chorus of 4,000 votreR,'*includ- the missing New York girl, after a ing 3,000 children and student of ntght spent in examination of cjbth- Concordia Seminary, founded by Dr. ing and Jewelry of a young woman Walther, in St. Louis, sang and an whose body was found in the East river late Monday. The elothlng was fine and there were several pieces of valuable jewelry. The body had been in the water for four months or more and was In such condition that .identification was diffloult. Miss Ar nold disappeared on December 12. Sand Hill Ijand For Sale—This roun- country is rapidly settling with people who are anxious to get away from unhealthy climates and high priced lands. Tb'e climate is excellent. - No fever. No malaria. I>and will raise as much cotton ae lands selling for two hundred dol lars an acre, and yet you can buy this for Hie same amount you pay rent. People are coming here ev ery day, and you had better come while prices are still low. Some land as low as four dollars an acre. H. A. Page, Jr., Aberdeen, DON’T SUFFER WITH Neuralgia when a 25 cent bottle of Noah’* Liniment i( guaranteed to drive this terror away—or money re funded. At the first twinge, applied aa directed, Noah’s linsmant will give immediate and effectual relief. It quiets the nerves and scatters the con- gestion, penetrates and requires very little rubbing. Noah’s Liniment Is the best remeily fer Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Rack, Stiff Joints ami Muscles, Sore Throat, Colds, Strains, Spr&lna, Cuts, flnilsns, Colic, Cramps, N euralgla, Toothache, an<l all Nerve, Hone and Muscle Aches and 1‘atns. The penulne has Noah's Ark on every package and looks Uke this cut, but has RKD band on front of package and *’ Noah's LJaimaat ” al- waysln RED Ink. Be ware of Imitations. Large bottle, 25 cents, amt aoki by all dealers In medicine. (Guaranteed or money refunded by Nosh Remedy Co., Inc., Richmond, Va. SENATOR TILLMAN DENIES STORIES Allot T HEALTH BEING BAD. HIS Mill \*>t (><> l<> Mnabinglon During This S«*vs|<>n I nle-vs Hi* |s I rg**nt- ly Needed. Tour correspondent culled on Sen ator Tillman at his home at Trenton recently Discussing the repeated stones about IPs bail health, the Sen ator said 'Th<*se varns are so evidently set afloat by those who do not like me and are anxious for the time to come when niv ohitu.try shall he really written and not recalled by Hie map- aging editors, as was the case whan 1 was last tak.-n ill in Fe ! >rua r y. 1969, that I feel it is due my friends to sav that as far as I can judge my health is slowlv but steadily impro.- ing. As the appearances go I ought to he strong and vigorous, '•ut ph.vsi<ally I am verv weak Put I am strong enough to walk over th* farm with the aid **f a cane and also to ride horseback, which I regard a most excellent exercise "I mount my horse unaided and am in the 'saddle almost ever' day for an hour or two The host si*n is that of late I sleep p.*rter a; <1 without a backset I ought to recover reasonably good h"al'h. My anpetil© is good: my digestion is gt aand the only reason that I am not in niv seat in the senate in Washington is that i do not feel that the neces;.''ies of Hie situation are such tlia' f should forego the opportunity to get as much restored as I wiR ever he I v stayiny at home instead of swelterihf in a hotel in Washington. "I have a pair with a Republican senator. Mr Dillingham, of Vennont. w'ho is my good friend and a most excellent gentleman. He always ob serves the pair scrupulously so that no harm conies to the Democrats >r Hie State by my being away. I hav* indicated to my Demoeratic rol- 1* ■agues that if an extlngency arises I will re|>ort to the senate at one* ] keep in touch with Senator .Martin, the Demoeratic Fader, by wire and constituents need not be uneasy slKqit my neglecting the essential work o' a senator. "The routine work which can b*» done by letter or telegram I am at tending to as I have always done for the last fear. After my daughter Sophie's marriage on the 2Sth of June I hope lb make some visits to warm friends in various parts of th* Statrp but I will not go to Washing ton. unless summoned by the Demo cratic leader." orchestra of seventy-five pieces, made up of all the local Lutheran churches, played- , With increaae in the price of cot ton goods, why have not the mills prospered, as others. !>on't I>el»y Isingei your home with a good piano or oi- gan. Doubtless, you have promised your family an instrument. No home ie complete without music, and nothing is eo inspiring and cultivat ing. Music helps to drown sorrows, and gives entertalnmet for the chll- dre, and keeps them at home. Thla lj our 2 7th year of uninterrupted •nccesa here, hence we are better pre pared than ever to aupply the beat piano* and organs and will save you Radical Weather Changes. * The Newberry Observer says "the backbone of the cold weather is broken. The break came somewhat suddenly on Tuesday. That morn ing started off at 43 degress; in the afternoon the temperature went up to 88. The temperature Wednesday morning,, was 55; Wednesday after- In providing noon it reached 9 4 There was a change of fifty-one degrees from Tuesday morning to Wednesday af ternoon. The change was very wel come, for everybody had got mighty tired of winter weather in April and May.” All that is needed now is a good rain. • Why not do business for the South, in the South and sell and ship from Southern ports, all our raw material «nd finished products?