Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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southernmost point ol Africa, with the Modll nlshliiK railway and up tho Coiiko to Its the Nile to ltd mouth, try full of wonderft oil.ml.1 I... Hid dnglm n r the continent of But with a vrruiiean Sea, fur- which was la steam boat lines istrutlon nnd source and down by all Demc , opens up a coun- until it Is one il possibilities. It in the world r Oiu M,I mil- nl , Iva ,,u strong navy?the basis of *. At id by a Democratic admin- of which has been supported uud icrats and pushed forward Af ! of the most splendid navies bad . we hold our own, protect t;i\u tLe i*e of Uila penalty IS&. the Southern ituihouii lea; uiieruted cel tuIn .-lutls. ter leasing these loads iuucIi iiioi been spent in improving llietii i a* the public better and safer a act tbc whulv muller lu O scil c; Uic general utlsuiitljly in it |><>l l lu the feudal aascii oy iM.-Mou of il?04. it Hie inU liiu ullolitc> general. ami *r" pleased il in that ici?orl, tin iu attention Iju Imposed upon I ins annual which would have ibiy at the just and unfair, opinion of Air. Williams also he so ex- because lie says sum it the mam lold him that the i ho rouil for dolutf, boon munlfeaUy unlliido fault wnn ine o merchant in Aiken lassauu of luu Af or to cultivate friendly theso people and to mcrce until wo are tli lield.s u? wo are now Holds. Our manufact pocluliy of cotton gom tnarketd of all of tl tliero lies beyond thl Asia with Its sun among the greatest ol Iieso empire with Its relations with all so that the expand our coin- he travels 1 ie masters bf those duty In tfiff" r of the Ainurlcun will to all i ured products, es- ?i the Iteput da, should hold the protecting hi lis country. Then country lie r s the continent of would huvo it-clvillzed people. our coun r which Is the Clil- cure? "l-.ter six to eight hun- liberty. and V?VI/ wi lliv 1 IV>V minister of the Qospel as nine r> the performance of . his agin mission of peace" and fcood was lien, has the Invisible Hag day >lfc floating around him and I lies in from wrong In whatever posi nay choose to travail. Who gn?i these men who are citizens ulkl itry unprotected and lnse- and nal vigilance is the price of or tl I with the maintenance of nine iioi?iiusi..nomg l!:ls I sells wore brought by individi list the Southern claiming that liable for the one hundred dollu penally lor leasing and opera I e roads. Tiie Southern look lion that it wuh nwl liable on md tlia^ the roads were nxlUier p or competing lines within this st that It was not acting In violat he penalty act ot 1SD7. five of tli .suits have been disposed of by ti iU-'l lu Wit, llic COIlblltU lain n,c. mc-iyer act of l'JOi!, cu t scliicd in u suit brought l?y ' n dividual, aiiucliiig a panic "'t? loail. 11c also look the post ",B iqwll tnat 111 new ol tnc ll,u linr merger oy lite leglslat l,ir" iioi tecl authorized to uikc *lle lest us constitutionality will 'on i'i lioiu l uc let; isia lute, 11 10540 liic act hau authorized Hie c ,ui' ice :il1iiuimv Humility in get- Act, against wii mid not Lie uieum.il Ills Height li uny one in- shipped Iroin iJliiluiJ ular leased ness man Knows th; tlon in tliat eliant s freight was passugo oi ot goods slopped fr< ure. lie did Hie Mel tier Act had uny step to to u > wun it, tor t lout uulnoi - siuppeu ironi pointi aasmuch us to points witliiu tin onsoitdalioii. ny interstate eoiuui ieh 1 voted. had iiiii t? uu a bill of goods lelphia. hi very busiit if the Aiken uierincreased on a bill jui f hiladelphia mat nothing in tltu world ill freights on goods s without the state j stale ure governed oroe und not by the dred millions of li people are active an only need tlio kindly ckilixatlon and Chrb develop them as Jap About fifty (50) year: known ns the Hern wrtrppi d in ignorance They fought with bov and spear. but the v can llcets revealed t l.iUllov of flninilnnmil lhubitants. Thesft 1S lim>ri> d Industrious and c'a'mot' by o band of American ma'ntcnanee stlan Iniluence to 1 deny It anc inn was developed. ,Ie cla,ms 11 * ago these Islands for thc purp( .It Kingdom, woro ,,on 'a * i and superstition. H poH 1 on ^ . .. , , proven, and v and arrow, shield , ....... , zens. It Is 'lslt of the Amerl.. . and to your o them tho possl- . . , seek to weak comes some cost. it is or ; ne of my opponents that tho has of n navy Is un-democratlc. coui I challenge him to his proof, nil i hat the navy Is maintained 330 of conquest and acqulsl?ti lands. This, likewise, la rlhch Is not and cannot bo '^l I tell you, ray fellow-cltl- f an unfriondy hand to you best Interests that would on tha navy of those Untied v.ci i i oaiiUc-nnu nt, and net one of tii gone against the railroad, but ities wore put to the trial cxpou [lie same. Merger Act. L tho session or lUW .Senator Hydi ^purinnburg Introduced u bill alii the C. C. & C. oil the eastern i lite stale, which was pruotlcallj 111 less road, not paying oper&t been pnulcd ul Hie time tin convened, but tie loid nie vv i sea l ee'jiuuicueleel and asked Uie mullet' Up, as t liaii opposi sago ol lue merger act, and 11.11.tali me Willi u typewrit, lck 1,1,1 portion Ol lita report Jw. < '"? mailer, wnicli tie did. lido "*i/ genera J liiinscii bays. a legislature convened 1 spoke ll,g alajlield about a bill Willi ?ul UllU Ci j li'tiiskituic luted by our luilrou .hut he hud you scu Una coinyla lo take this duliou, und Mr. W ij jd lau yua- uo Willi Uiu ahiyuici yioiuiaod lo into tlio alalc ought leu coyy oi the Meigcr Act iiud referring io-< to do wiin increiui. The ultor Be hull I a freight. Lf When lin. jAiken from yoinlu v lo tieiiui< iKinercuaed uftor tlio reference lolger Act ibo ucraun moot evun be rcgu-. U comiuiaaiou. Thua Lint is without founLhuuia having had to at ot no much liquor to huvo known that nothing in tlio world ing tiiu A ikon uiortlio freight ratea to vithin the alatu were puaaage of tho Mer^ Ufluctfld hull f linir Kindly Influence of i suns have become c< luliou yielded to the ] tlnnity and now alio h lnj? one of the atroi power*. The transfo aixty t*iO) millions of her In touch with nil zution and alio Is one Kiimct'8 of Ainorlcnn r linn been done In Jaj .1 ' ... .w . States or. th this republic their nn(J oUf cor Jucated. the popu- (luctB of yo Influencq* of Chris- ^ut Wm1 ?t i successfully light- boforo us ^ .gOLt of the world tho world w, rmation of Japan". ljallds manui people has brought to bu wom that makes civill- ellmu throng > of tho largo con- remember tl frown cotton. VVhdt Ht.'itts grow >an will bo flono iri <.f tho cotto v sous. Destroy that navy nmeieo Is ruined. Um pro- the ur plantations are unsold; nurt the trade of tho world Uee the I It Is our privilege to clothe "tut Ith our staple and with our vrhh "acti.ro tho goods which are crn, by every people in every lacr hoot this world. You will pair iat the cotton producing Soul nioro than eighty per Cent. f;on >n consumed by tho entire In . i .uses and nunc rally la bad condltl Spartanburg und Asheville in hern part of tho tialu, whlcb fare connecting link between Colum tho M'Hi; tho Carolina Mldla jU extended frotn Allendale to i?i a did lance of forty (40; miles, f ly owned by tho Wagners, out of mid generally la bad uliupo; tho ib Carolina road, which extern t Charleston to Augusta, which 1 \ IIU ll(>il hv ll..> i on. tud? coverlng tlid Jji"1 u,ui ,,ClU U.DOUI Una 1111 njJj fconfttur nail oinjosud Iho ucl .Llla i tolli 111U MtUjI J1J1 U?a! i would taKo lliu inul lv- J introduced in mo acaaion < 'or- *'?at ia know a ua U re- Maauniu uil rcapouailul old iLlla ad rouulrea tlio ultoi lied lo fu'thwiUi Lirun; a null la had Uio a lute lo leal liiu couaii Aries I an )li tmoiiy L?j applying xiier us tilt nuussioners of our t uultiorbilii*.I iiuii of the wrong Hey Kuueru.l JnourU of no suuU in lur up, )tio]J1x tliey vsero luer of ljol, Uii3||.,ialllc., j voted uy, nj teat uot, 1,0 aaj s luurviuMid i lty for it. introduced two yeui uey general n,e constitutionality the name of touys permit tea tlien luioiialiy of i submit to the v to the ruilroad cum tato tor the correcdono, aud i huvu "'K bolng dona. JLiut casad 1 atu not to aiuat tho bill whiob iheiri and Lbo bill 1 ra later waa to lost ot the very bill li? >. otora ot tho district China. and with lu>i about to bo awakens tlanizcd and clothed rnado from products of Uio South, we pt will have a market fu which wo are growing tion which will conf 'an sdie keep pace manufacture with th consumers. To do s< teeming millions, world, and. < ;d. civilized, Chris- largely, the t In tho garments nunio must of tho fleecy flelds Uecall. If yo oplo of tli? South South with ir the raw material worth billion The great ques- plantations, rout the South Is. not a navy 1 In production and upon the hlgl o demands of the lying unused o she must In the pcnnyless. ui noblt.? Wi^nlth of tl tvhllu we are manufacturing bud! joods which wo do not con- cup! bo sent to foreign shores. ticr u Will, the condition of the Car< millions of bales of cotton wu> s of dollars lying upon her t,ui not a ship to more thm. n.ou to protect the merchantman |L w h seas and all of this wealth I and the South poor and nable to r&lso money, yet ull i ha rrontnot Irtn.l ?. 11 ~ & ui auuu uim ; y ruu down, to consolidate tl lal block, leases and franchises i one charter oral to be known us 'Una division of iho Southern r< . 1 opposed thu passage of this I the senate by u practically una v viva voce voto passed the bill i as sent to the house, lty a voto ? t(10> to tlilrly-iilno tSv) this ed h scco.id reailing in the ho was amended on third reading was D ? telr lwf<R'' and in uiiu kail muIUw un. uueutiou. the 1 iMitlon authorized to all- l*' l'lu etato ii.iu already L>< JUL >>r li'*1 utlorney general. on .nl- "10 BLal0- and the whole aiul Snd when that cusu com 0f \\ ilea it 1a kttlluil tlio road u bill k'* know where they a use When 1 latroduced thin 'l'e! by were pending only lour (4) . * wuo o|J LUut U10I* is HO t that whole ||t n single one ol 11 l,y *Ur. VV illianis, an bo brought to who la right, sou brought >.,,if ttio part nt .tor la to feu Jim Crow ica to trial. Iv?,. .. in lSJo Air. 1 olio .nil the poo- ... . Ill the house to I coaches ior Hie raci st Hill there the house and catue suits to re- know.. ti... >.. u oundaiion or Justice lesc complaints mude d 1 leave il to Uieiu Air. Williams or myr Car Bill. ck introduced a bill jrovido Tor aeporute 6B. This bill passed to tlie senate and Is two million bales of *ho uiuktfs but elover tbo possibilities of pre of muiiur.ictiirlng, In U-.nb rs, : ml \Te bilVO winch Is unlimited, costs inn -li money to nivat oiitorprhv.s comr money. Wo look wl position taken by t South curly in the his "v; .ii.muiK 1UUJ" cotton whora now around her; i millions. Add to navy ! nee )ductloii the wealth maintain tr? which we are now Houth to bo c u source of wealth ?*tend her It Is true tlmt It wor'ddo this work, but nand larKO sums of 1 tli surprise at the our nation: he leaders of the addition of I itory of thin repub- acquisition oi ? " uuni ?o you sua that a iron* p;JKv. cssary to protoot trade, to ^i(1| :uty rights and for tha lommerclally prosperous and m trade to all parts of tti? ) f j Cole: National Policy. llau ls:;ni al policy should be, not the Hold iddltlon.il territory, not ths lo?la f millions of iinileslmlile In- linn i lnioua consent, ami as amem d tJi?* third rending In th? ho loui opposition. Tlio members of io from this district wlio voted passage of tills hill wery Mr. Host] Ltamberg; Mr. la.ckwood and oik. of Evaufort; Mr. Thomaa. ipton; Mr. l'attison, J. (J. and t. of llarnwcll; Air. Mason, of Ed . and Mr. Eugene S. lilcaae. of Mr. UeEoach. wlio now Uvea Jed cover penalties, which had b use prior to the pussago of the the of 1ju2, as follows: for Uii? by lauue Kd wards ol Ick, county. Mr. One by W. 1_>. Al. llaruiou of . ton county. One by Vv\ A. Lid wards In tjr< U"d One by 1L ti. Anderson I In county. Den brought Air. \\ liliuma Is <j Merger Aci or ihu tuevilng ul li ^ Courier, tu* aayn I Lexington tlio l'olluck bill, at Ihu B<_88i voted to lay the ai n a.-* "K tliu Jim Crow Car L Iiiuir at the nighi hi Aiken couu- . or, .1 . I 10 Jirial passage ol J. h? record of th< In CUgetleld ul p.l(JU 232, v-rv uiii. lUutcd lti the report eaufort, in tho News i?. having reference "That Mr. Muytleld on of the senate had ufavorablo report on till on tho table, ami .ssiou voted 'nay' on the bill." e Senate Journal or shows that this bill lie. Thomas <1 offer so manufai lining in the Monroe, likewise Job John Randolph of Ho. s *' n speech disc iif;o'iurlng of cotton K no o HflBSf oliinato was against to build up mr KukMsIi system we not only in August. ii was opposed to habitants upt South, so was Mr. the purchase n C. Calhoun and fcrlor races, anoke. Mr. Jeffer- lug and strl ourn'ging the man- portions of is a business, said: policy shoulc tlicr obstacles, the con.pact terr it. and that If wo malo until I inufacturcs on the veritable Kd< would have fever, little Belglun but from June to tlce. acre foi >ri the I'hlltlpino Islands, not men by trade or treaty of In- *::?! not by conquest the tak- knui Ipplng of other nations of umh their territory. but our vole I bo the building up of a lie I. itory jn a temperate ell- turn t In a garden spot?as th* m* en among nations?so that t|,.. i arill not bo rnoro nmHra1r ucro, than this great Re- |?,JL wwHUVl nua at uiui iime iber of tue house from Vork cou l?o also voted for tlio bill. This an as the Merger Act. So, wu hi t members from this district n il for tiio bill, nine, including ouch, while only live members fr district voted against It. The s accepted the bouse uniendment t bill became a law. This Aler ???=l?ivo any person who 1 ighl solt before lis passugw of i * a nly l ho righta of the parties to i la whatever liny tiiuy bo. Wet "> this Test Act, unu they <. complaint ugainst mu. Hut there weru ten tlU> om 'latl keen brought since toe en- li'U ^ crger Act of lyu:: that lntj feretl with. They ure as fol get by W. A. Kdwarda In iiir U"" by K F" ilolly A1 ".is usji considered these suits. ilt uJ| lt Hlsc o preserved n0i considered at ill :an liuvu no a late liuur. It al: ll.e L>ul wuis called cases which me eumnwttec's un passage of too table, and my were inter- .. 1 o shows that on lows: lo pass the bill 1 1 Aiken coun- must be an error it good .reason was slu ken county, vote LI do not rem ut the inunung sea> shows that It was 10 night session until so shows that when up 1 moved to lay favorable report on motion prevailed It the call of the roll loied 'nay,' but this 1 the entry, or some iwu- why 1 should so ember the vol*) for r.i<iuu.iiy ami i rum j The statu of Muyla manufacturing, and "bettor to buy of Ei than ti> manufacture I at notwithstanding have made such prog I'nitod States as to i ii.g country in the < < t a goods, so that ton will soon 1)0 tixci not by Liverpool. i;iuu;iry 10 juno. myj Jul opposed cotton tain morw pe< held that It was 8,,y comntry iropo and of India milling enter on American soil." 80 numerous these views, wo admiration 01 re.ss through these develop that r.iuko us tho lead- l'"tt an Ami manufacturing o^ everything th tho price of cot- w,th uur 811 J by America and "'itslde world own demand: u?i wuj icirnory can main- l?g.i >>pl?* to the aqunre inile than |,j? on thla globo; so thnt our wisi prises shall he so vast and thai t*at It will command the f the w?rld. We should ?o l|,ai we produced every tldnK t erioan consume^i and maka at an American wears; then rplus feed and clothe the in addition to meeting our t v a. Now, Hits can bo done, H11V 1 right thut hu bad or from press suit to u flual conclusion. Vet, j 1.mis would raako tbu Impress 1 ought not to go to congress ' 1 did not defeat this bill?t shows that J would favor corpo ? 1 opposed the bill and vo r.st It In a viva voce vote and authority us tho Attorney Gent he Stato has said In a published tew that he knows 1 opposed jn(i One oy !' U. Glover In Al One by J. C. lie!rill lit Sal lion by A A- MeMai.ua be- oollnty" One by John Cash In ra_ county. ted 0,10 by J- u- Uklnner li county. Three by A. U. Gaines I In- c?Vnly" the *>ot?o ot these suits are fi Iken county. but u few minutes ludn county. liu" tlic unfavorable in Kershaw tliu taolc. if 1 had bill l wou.cl have un Orangeburg ,Jl lll? committees which would have , n Barnwell w,ls uli l',u second juonf to show that In Cherokee lu found In tL I'ag. HOtJ. when the rr tl.o same fo' lUu lhird rcadini lo Strike out tin. before ou my moi report waa laid 011 been oppowed to the jvcu for tbu adupiiju unfavorable rept :t killed the bill. Tlua reading. Additional 1 favored the bill la V 10 aauiu Journal at a bl.l Waa brought up 1 ({ Mr. Sloan moved " #?ti:?r?t I it ir txr? ir.lu In tlu> year 1S50 S .a; spindles. aiul co of out ton; in 1902 we '.iti omird CS7.12G. Tl i .ihiifncturcd 3 3-10 i-roll produced as agal And yet the cotton n iti its infancy. In lift t'arolitm crop has lie atitn; 800.000 to over i . ' lit years. By this outh Carolina had .1 J,J. tXp'1 education of insumcd 9,925 bales , , .... . . o ^ 1,10 Indlviduu had 2.4i9.521 and , lilllldlllK up 1 tat Is. In 1950, we , / , t.-in of road' per cent, of the , ? . ? end tho dwell nst 63 4-10 in 1902 roud, ,n wh, till business is but churcho8 and y years our South mlcl| ma|, fa< :en Increased front ... as will curry 1.000,000 bales In cation to the i satne ratio It will , ? ,, . deliver tliwlr nston of territory, but by tbo musses, by considering 1 r tl needs of our people, oy v<''1 n tho country h better sys- ^ i so that tho ngrlcultunat v,,ie er in tho country shall have loh to travel to schools. l' to market, and by having *?- llltles, rural free deliveries, the great mediums of eiiui masses of our people anil letters, magazines nml ni. 1 ' ??> record bit own that Mr. I'at ten d for the bill. Why does not ] ..mi* complain of llr. Pa'.tersc If rny voting against the urs mo unlit for congress Mr. I* 'tis voting for it render* htm m Effect of the Merger Act. is act authorizing tho consolldat lilU ?<UUU 1111 brought by different person; Tbo legislature lius author!: r" solldulion and the roads la 'bill Wlial 1,1,1 ,l-'Klslaluru said It at 11,111 l''? i>'t{'s'llluro this would not iillow sulta brough ? u to bw proceeded with. The authorized tbo leases to bo the penalty In tho act o f "operating in violation of 1 Ion very plain that tho Southei u?, aiinouKU . B 1 am ei-ordcd a* sod the con- "lC \ lhu bWl now doing ^ Sl'?U,tl ?as* in iiiUO .\ll. Ca 01 might do, - .. . .... . kill 1" Uio hoi.au wli lest Act ? , and c.iinu to ti.o son ?"*' ^ ^""tJlmiun bid. uct of lju- utncnd tho l'ollock I ratdo and t>1 lwo ylora bcrore ,d for The Scute Joun, aw. it la 3j7( 0? u TOOtt01, ,] rn was not ... . ...i . ... .. .D "Wi uo UiJU voting xiay," which should nol he killed, jhinan Introduced a ich pu.-aed the liousii ate and la known ls Thla Waa a hill to jIU, which had pi*?ial of l'JOO, at page n.idc by Mr. Mower no seen mai me co u..' nest lifty years, wliih I linvo given, ilitis lite problem is m i?i our opportunities 11 it portions of the weali* iest spot on the A In uly the cotton i oiintry In money valt Is far ala-.nl of any ot upon the market by crop may. ,n , ,.IH ut theI, <hes. thin of 1.1,000.000 bales. ask o(jr ,f e ; If ?o rise equal H;lt|(|n fts |U( the cotton-produo- from ug thft South will bo the , . . . . _ ,h" arlJ lar>d faee of this Klobe. flralll, tho produced in thu gnlIlh> amJ m as raw material |i||Ih of th her product placed , ,. v of tho ruprcsi American peoplo. ? . , v v gresslonnl di: lh.. doors dally. In addition "f 1 us wo of tho South should rnment ns a part compon- " offset for tho millions taken t while they are Irrigation " ul' s of tho West to aid us Vi rich nlluvla lands of tho n J to help preserve tho rich a,ul middle country Tho mind mtatlvo of tho Second Con- keen strict should he turned to "'do heae roads lias hud the effect hut; uj( the eld Mi Carolina ro 1 understand also tho C. C. & ?l>artaiiburg it Ashcvillo la now k line, thu Carolina Midland I extended from i'orrys to Columt Isiame of nearly forty (40> mil from Allendale to ilardcovIUe. uLn y miles. These extensions hi u clear gain to the state In ti property. 1 ho extension from of "operating in violation of ^ lyu2, but v*as operating aocor C.. Bnd- therefore, no Individual i4 to s penalty sinew lliw p.i.stias Merger Act of 1j02. j1?. This Test lull introduced les, ao manifestly Just In Its i out tlilrty-onu till) senators vote* iv? only one *1) against It, thirt; ix- tors only being present. Kv Al- present from this district vi vu auiivt* oui me en law, slnco that 1 voted against ding to law. ti,tf SUI1U. oa hail a rltfht Mower to Indellnilcl ,afc'u ?f thu 1 again arn r< corded tion, and on by ino wa/f shows that 1 am iw terms that fa^or oi atne 1 for It and whieh passed; and y-two sena- shows that 1 offeree cry senator passed, otcd for It. 1,1 lhu faoe ?f thl lading words, snows the* motion, and on the motion of V.r. ly postpone the bill, as against the rroi 305 this J o, n 11.1 i lee recorded us votndments to the bill, the Journal furt ter 1 amendments which s record how eun it Army and To wnforci tho Mi l.i i [i w:iy fmm our i .1 forma of Kovi rnn ih-i >1) i hu open :.ti . \f< any power .? liv.nl iiinl. r foot tl >f (.or national life. ' < in army, -.i i iii11iti.i. within Nav^" the drainage nnroo doctrine, to ''le r< farms, the I; country monarch!- develop tla? nent. wo must he life of our t seas, to hid dell- tnhllahment o which should weeK textile tralnli lis sacred principle and girls of Wo can call Into women In tin by utilizing the mid able to .sixty days, and compensation <>i uur apienoiu port. " u?i of tho rich alluvial lands, threi >n of the once splendid rlow l?"'* luildlng of roaaa bo ns to ?f t industrial and commercial tho tgricultural people, th? es- fat f places for agricultural and iy 1 :ig so as to have tlie boya i>ti i the future expert tnen and Ooo), >lr respective lines of work Us i earn more than doublo the llan their fathers have earned, ntioi ?.u mniufen j tampion county e hur a una sixty thousand d if a6o.uuO.OU) to tliu taxable prope but county alone, 'i'ho Increase valuation of tho Curollna Mldla taxable purposes In Burn well cot a KOinelbihu over a hundred e nty-Soven thousand dollars till the uniir? road from Columbia uitor.sbction with tin- Coast Lino lecvllle has been raised to the va ? of a lirst-el.iss road una i.tvod led In the Iiuikiu seventy per ci tol- cent) of the members prescn rty it slxty-clght to thirty. Tt In of the house from this dl ind voted for it are: VIr. Blacl in- bery; Ur. Coleock and Mr. ind Beaufort; Mr. Mlddleton. oi 7,- .Mr. Paulson. J. O., und Mr. to Barnwell; ilr. llolman. of at Italrusford, of Kdgefleld, and lu- and .Mr Peurifoy of Saluda. ent 170 per bo m"d 1,1 iiU* ??> it voted for 1 UUh oPl'Oaed to tti .o member- J,m Cr?w ^ Bmstrict who t. of Bam- HEAL ESTATE DE Bailey, of ' Hampton* Walker, of Hcphzli >uli, (!&., / Aiken; Mr. Hon. Jnu. M. <_\ Alu Mr. Itecdy the house and lot i whlls only M . of fatrucKH that e Separate Coach or ;al r AT H EPHZIBAH. lu* 1?.?(Special.)? rplny has purchased recently occupied by I'ii r i . on not neei ; i i .> I '.'.it to huild r. many years. an i * lisen tlio i h - not n; vy Is 1< I t in. > >! my <los| .1.1 a. i:tit for her i i ?\x i' toaster of th a: ilo .laps shut U] I i;.'I ji.. s< ~sjot;s; hit ' I Vy t I.I y I;rI x O held n . t i| their troops 1 a largo Stunning Now. Huso and equip n navy would nsk yo id when mi emer- ? d by yon as (treat nation which present and i t stranded and at or and steal t iot hand. Look ai I'nltixl Wtutes i.tvy ltussla woui.l ing in a dlstr 0 Yellow tiea and development I |i securely In their should wish t. having a strong neatly strive ltussla In chock n?lit for It un 1 to tho shores of est In South t are the line's on which 1 ih? ur consideration. If select- oon> your representative. I will the irk<! thom with till iny pow- cn.n >ofore the congress of these j, i. With such a peoplo Uv- i;n;sl let with such possibilities for song Is there any wonder that I Qq. to represent you antl earto present your cause and til this district Is the grentJarollna? f basis of ten thousand dollars ($1 per mile. Tha tuaablo property South Carolina roud has been Ped In every county through wh issts In addition to this everybc admit a great Improvement In pi er accommodation nnd freight tr; Test Act. t'r tho Mercer Act of l?KU' I, .a I.. .... .... memoirs or nils cilsl .0.- against It. Mr. Williams Illals fault \ J"* 1 wore the whole loglslutu ^ the Merger Act of 1902 w practically the whole senate \ ll*" I voting against It. mid tw " " tlio house voting for It. lit fault trrth me as If 1 were legislature because I Intro helped to pass tho Test Act trlct voted Will move In. in a f. ulth me as Kn,br> conducted be ire. because church 'iliursday ev as passed, church Thursday, th oted for it. Rt Uetijesdu dosed 0 thirds of 1 also iinds ' no uc'cost)iona the whole 1,10 col?>'nity his b. duced and Hon. C. C. Sego. t W'hen every ular county polken i ??. t.ruuu, una ew days. Ilov. J. S. xvlcea In the M. K. enlng. The services e st rk-s of meetings l yesterday. There to the church but -t'li revived, ho faithful and pop>an passed through !!.< ni.iinluiil. nnd thei 1 ' !<i <i miui f< Jtr? ' Kill . l;ih KOVi this If Ac <|<? not ii;i c.-ir i'nini;:i roc would t Ili:t i nuts' r<-|i ntloss tll'^ of :il( Jn i ,v i'1'S (III moil I. iMir I a\oii trnrlo lilrtcki-il, nur co . i\ i n finiii (he seas wniilil iwrniiin on your u-l l tin i: tii'ipl> i L-*<k f. ru on equal footing Senator Ma >r man. with the m.-.de by Mr. rrnment. Resides Act of 1902, ivo u strong nAvy the Jim Crow >o at tlio mercy of Tli constlti and unconipromln- purchase. lea.' Russian govern- potlng or par Id be seized, our t.y another, mmcrco would be The legislnt and your cotton Imposing a p farms unsold and lars a day on yfleld replies to ths attacks I'?' Williams as to the Merger tn;u,< the Test Act of 1904, anci r| ' / Car Act. it Ion of 1S9R forbids tho s",;l la or operation of one com- w'"n allel railroad in this atnto whbmrnli :uro passed nn net in 1S97 "">< enalty of on* hundred dol- fi' nny railroad owning, lens- el tot ill, over my vote, the consolidatl nnd tho railroad company paid ler fees to the secretary of stn suits wero brought against t hern to recover tho penalty, ni standing the merger act of 19 h allowed the consolidation to . some of these suits ser* for t time and samo cause, r.eral complaint was made to t tiey general that the Southern w KJceiii one, Ion It. nml seventy per cent (70) c Its hers of the house voted for to. finds fault with me because t the sons who brought suit to rec ot- ties after the legislature ant 02. consolidations to be made we bo ed by the Test Act, from cc he prosecute those suits. Mr. i>; ed for the Test Act llitrodu. h? Tho records show it. if l a ms fied for voting for it so is m voted for uii,. . -r the morn- V Ua|K? It. He also lr ho ton per- Mrs. M. Ilanki over penal- visltin? j>r. S. H. lh horlzed the m.i.st popular physici re prevent- , , intlnulng to K or Au*,wt? "> ?" ittison vot- Ala" to xlslt anothei .*0(1 by mo. ltesular pnaehlng m disdunll- ersvillo M. K. chur y on an InapecUon uson, who has been anklnson, one of our una. left UiIh mornouio to Birmingham, r son. services In Brotheh Sunday morning is 4 iRrcrni (1, for wii ilo l>y diplomacy It Is liAiiul life that sho "wi i .. i-.li Mini or Opera I: it ltUHSla cannot tlon of law." a part of !i?r na- covered to t?o 111 to do by force. ' WUU and tlie imk another road "In viola- open ono-hnlf of tho penalty ro- 1 !m to tho Individual brinffirK plain other half to tho state. ney it lug those leased roads find iirgi to toko some notion. The coi t* were so urgent that the ntU general deemed It expedient v ng T ho legislature prevented tl in- tlon of those stilts boenti.se >r- thorfsed the railroad to do to thing that the aulta asked a mid evenings. rio proseenit had -in- Mr- J D> I the very '"K 11 course in Inst penalty to sons. Is III tiuvuanah tiikrunu-ntal music i?a> t