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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-07

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q g e-M e / CO. Mftieta-
p%ttalell til ct Sellfab, Der me6 ST..
s. 8rDoe iom Disponent agter at
iGtte 9ampiftbsrute isang mellem
Mertco % Norge, er nu iifret. 70
itore, npe Dampifibe ital anifaffeS
og ifal bore fer6ige &piten 1907.
5ang-er ane til S 8,
5. Sra Sangeluno CT aflenot
til Sslano Ell baffer S~angerfane til
Minoe ON ben fgrite i%slaioite San-
9erfaro iMorge 1905. @npe11, JON
ct i%itanbbraet efter Snitiatip al 2G-
rer 9gsielano berite6s> er f%oranle6i-
get beo Songforeningen u@efla"s
8eleg Der.
Sonas 2ie5 9. st
Stag, JONI norife &pin6er bar fill
linget iammen til for at for9re So
mas Sic / bons npe @iem / 5reorifs=
perl1, bar bejit u6enfor bans Sus
forleoen Scat. 9igteren og bans
@nltru blep meget bepeget, 90 oe ONT
Morgenen fit ie set Dafre Stag, Ell
8elfomitbillen fra norife &binoer til
Sem, JONI bar pGret iaa l9nge borte.
@aDe til 2ange II II D.
&e0 et feitli9t@epoe / 2angeiunos
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gen.
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bar bpgget op ct Sfur lige be6 5tob
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.cren Sukces.-A. Burns, Ohio.
Deres Medicil er den bedste paa Jorden for
B10dende Hemorrhoider. - Frank k1atz,
Minnesota.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-11
William ]. Bryan Would Accept.

Washington, July 7.-Former ''Aited
kansas, formerly chairman of the Ma
tional Democratic Committee when
w. j. Bryan made bis race for presi-
dent in 1896 and 1900, has received a
letter from Ear. Bryan in which the
latter announces that he will accept
the nomination for president for the
third time il tendered to him. The
letter is dated Stockholm, Juno 18. and
is as follOwa:
II have been watching political de-
velopnients and noted with gratihca-
tion the yindication of Democratic
principles. l shait do nothing to Sc
want 1t unless conditions seem to de-
maud il. / may add ! enjoy the free
dom Of private life and feel / can do
come good without holding any Office.
There are, however, certain ref0rms
which would like very much to see
accomplished, and to assiat in the ac-
compltshment Of these reforms l am
willing to become the party's candi-
date again, IL when the time fol the
nomination arrives the advocates Of
reform are In control Of the party and
I thinE my candidacy will give the
best assurance of victory, If some
be even batter pleased. I need not as
aure you l am more interested in seeing
our principles triumphant than in the
personal of the ticket. The country
Deeds to have Ieffersonian Democracy
applied to every department of the
government State and nation and / in
tend 10 help make this application.
-. wv. j. Bryan"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-11
Ffigutful Loss Ia Fertilizers.

We aks In position, We think, to prove
TO the satisfaction of mosG any reasena-
BILE intelligent farmer that South Caro-
lima cotton farmers shfs year have Lost
enough money In ammoniated fereili-
zers 60 build at least one good ware
hoaaa In each cotton county of the
State. Perhapa ninsty par cent Of
those that use smmoniated fertilizers
put this ammoniased fegtilisars in the
gr0und before the seed is planted.
Aud yet j.We arc told by the chemist
that the most valuable constituents in
these aMnouiatad fertilizers are s0lu-
BILE in: water, and liz they are not soln-
Bile la water that they arc no good.
After tho ten days OF heavy rains we
had In June there ia not enough of this
Rmmonia left in tho coll to make cotton
enough for monkey jacket. :s.
We want o new cuitivator with q
fertiliaar distributor to put ont these
very 2eiuble fertilizers along, on the
ground ehead Of the cultiyator. and
asir this nitrate Of soda and other am !.
monsStoi goods In; the soil sitter the
rootHi: are there to feed upon this vola-
tile food before lit is slenched ont or
evaporated. We must make at least
two applications of these fertilizers
after the roots Of the cropB are there to
feed npon this quick acting fertilizer.
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! ! Large ! ceops Cause Dlsastes.

y: In India, China and other countries
the paeple starvs beoauee of ttieir fail
uTe 90 make good cropa! In our cotton
growing FBtates we have :panica and
starvation when we make our inrgeet
crOps Of acotton--our greet stspie crop.
:, + Do yon know Of envy 0SSiiior agricul-
tnral country ON earth thnt Afafyn or
account OF it5 abundant harveat9 DO
yOa Know " any OF our manufaotarin
Industries OF d, shat starpe ont on
ns.af eyer. .psuiiiiicRicn7;N No! They
'knOWmOE about their. buainea6 than
TO el low their aneceegfnl prafsuatdon
to be the means OF their GiOWnfalli st@| (
Why can't cotton farmers manage
theie nffatES Like tho manufacturers do
thelrSf fBnGaneSS HSIo Tartinnr has ir.-I
TuEeds TO organize enl take their own
bnBineas under their; own control /
That ID all there Is OF TINS affairi /: s::;S -
= w hat is the; remedy for disastrous
overepT0dnctio S. In either case OF
Over.prodncEon OF. crOps or marIfac.
tnfsn nEr0dnetSt there iB but one remedy
must take care OF their
own surplus products Or other ulen Of
more business thong AND foresight
wilt do thiB for their own Benefit,
rhtch Will always work ont the inevi.
table Ihi1. OF the producers; and fatei1.
Ing pE0tita 10 tte nnnn,sasa - WfIj WMiy
apply Tho bubInasS tact that. the pro-
dncers have failed 30 do FOR their own
IS . 8. h g 1 g esasih 81 "a 3 apana asso
:tEs slgn fh asi OF 81 tEi& aaSss8ss fDF tfisir
spytd dieaf 90, ;rspE6a urfipn9
they EaIihlsl y; Tar Rs
tt5n az0ducef doIiR 1fhaiiE rniE, tGshe
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-11
: STATE NEWS.

- John Syriokland, Jr., colorsd,
was accidentally shot and killed by
his brother nt Bennetteville.
Bids have been invited at the
Charleston navy yard for about $780,
600 worth Of maohinery.
=. - About $4,000, 900 was paid in
premiums to some thirty insurance
companies In !khis State last year.
- Smith White, q young white man
es ssluda, broke one Of his lega be-
tween the ankle and knee while sliding
TO base in game Of base ball.
y, - Lee Douglass, O negro, was called
ito hia door and assassinated In Dor
chester County. A negro named Hawk
Reed Ia suspected, but he cannot be
found. :...s 49,. -.
- John L. M. I.b7, son Of the late
Senator Irby, who was suspended
from the Citadel Academy june IA,
has been reinstatcd and awarded his
diploma. ...:-,. ..... .'
- John w. Parks shot three times
sat Jake W J====aisau On ti,s streets of
Laifens "Wednesday evening, but
smiBeed each. time The affair took
place near the post Office and oauaed
much xnitemee::.. asvr time. :1 .:>,<..
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No Ggotection for the uaoTEanlred cossoa
=: W. =: Planter. :, =. =,

80
When tho hpnteman's hounds strike
the trail Of game. tho 'possum hue his
ho!low log for hls protection, foxes
have their holes saI the rasc0on has
His den, hut when cotton bears etrike
ont on the trail OF tha unorganized
cnttoM grower this unworthy son OF
the South hath not where 70 lay his
When well organized, the faruin1K
interests OF our cotton !bels would be
the greatest moneY power on the con-
GinGnt; Ours cotton Interest properly
organized would he the biggest giant
among all s0nc, gianta of tfadesmen.
But, In sits nO7ganized state { the
Southern eot5on producers have been
,held up before the world in ridiculB no
the smallest giant on earth. Farmers
ostOn sgrCWeEg-hAy8 you: not more
OF tlNtt facnlty. Of the sense OF sel4-
pres ETHtlOn than the fOxes and sac-
coon of the foreat7 Men, come to-
gether and act like; mem conc catra te
!T0nf n sAzs@ - InUII5y IN q GnynFnuntcy
warehouse. Prepare your fortifica
;tlOnB now while we! have compare tive
qutat on the CostOn market, and above
alt aat together In pricing ynDE,scats
t0ss Asgscotten pro bfaceya cNgsS& Wssh
esch other an 80 what thei : 9 .
sa.a taW ss5{p willy
hsar &c e 6 yasaat0 go 10 a1siit
OF prices IS s. y$S ft.t; @ ~ ass ;s &
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ANDERSON, s. G., WEDNESDAY, JULY IL. 1906.

farmer. the consumers Of their goods.
and ask the farmer what he will give him
for his Eurplus, and finally tell the farm
or in 30 many verde: .'See herss now. We
men did not make onr goods to eat or
wear we made theee things for you far
saers. and if you don't need them you
mast Inn take 'I9ds,s this stn6 OFT our bands ct
Mol organized manufacturers do not
act 6 fool like that! But cotton far
mers have been doing that kind Of
foolish buainess for sSsssT years.
When our production threatens disas-
tor to manufacturers they simply call O
meeting through their organizations
Of their particular interest, take an
inventory Of ell their surplus produets
on hand and -ednee their production
demand catches up with tkair surplus
stock and output. a.,..-.: -:
" IT the manufaSturor has Too much
ct hie working capital locked up in
surplus products In well injured ware.
houses h9 can put up hfs surplGe pro-
ducts es collateral for money to carry
on his buainess with instead Of dump
Ing bic products upon the market at
ruinoue prices In order to repeat the
ing more eurnlus, the weight OF which
is sure to cEush tho life out Of his busi-
nees. - 3 : s<.s.s, ...,
That euieidal process is the very
essence Of tho cause of the disaBtreua
results OF an over-production of our
great money crop. cotton, in the
Scuthl For tho lack Of o Systematic
buainees organization like tho Far
mers Union 50 coatrol the production
and the marketing Of our cotton, we
have heratofore undertook to protect
Our interest einRlehandeG anainet a
veil organized body Of bneiness men :.
Every cotton producer hae been fight.
ing his own interest by trying to take
care OF himself and lee the devil
catch the hindmoat man. and tho re-
eult has besn that the devil usually
gete the whole crowd Of foolish, unor.
ganized cotton groWera. =:
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Marriages..

Married, by Rev. H. c. Martin, July
!. Mr. C. v. Franke and Mieg Addie
Buchanan, both OF the Orr mills.
Married. by Rev. Fl. G. Martin, July
/, Mr. N. L. Sandsrs and MisB Dicie
Jafnison, both Of the Anderson milla.
Married, by Rev. D.. w. E. Wiggins,
July g. Mr. James Erwin and Miss
Ella Mashburn, both Of the Cox mills.
Married, July 0. ct the home OF the
brides mother on River street, Mt. F.
G. Cromer, Of Townville, and Miss An
nie CIask; Rev: B: P. Estes ofdclated.
L. Martin magtstrate, and at his resi-
denDe. har. y, C.. Bratcher and Miss
Carrie Bratcher. both OF Honea Path.
Frank Archer, an old Anderson boy,
and Miss Euntee Brebham, Of Sumter,
.ee=.11 .=ee.1 married In that city Monday
evening by Rev. F. NJ. tIatterwhite.
Mr.. Archer is engaged IL business Ia
Birmingham, and like all Other An
dersDn boys who have cast their lot
elsewhere, is succeeding. ~, s,a'i.s%
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-11
L.umpkin Drops Out OF Pace.

Col w. w. Lumpkin, of Columbia,
who announced himself three weeks
ago an candidate to succeed Senator
Ii!lman, has dropped out Of the race
as suddenly as he dropped in it. He
gave out the following card to the
press:
ION account Of the change of condi-
tions surrounding the senatorial con-
teat, have endeavored to conduct my
campaign in manly, straights
forward way up to this time, and re-
tire feeling that have not Intention
ally Wronged anyone.
= Respectfully,
w. w. Lumpkin."
will be re- elected to the United States
Senate for tho next ak years It ia
not known whether this will change
Senator .Tillman'a plans as to q Gerfes
of meetings or not
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-07-11

- W. j. keenan, and 6. A. Gaig-
nard are promoting $50, 600 company
to manufacture absorbent cotton and
chemioslE, from naval stores and its
by-produets at Columbia.
-- Lee Sexton, e white man, has
been arrested in Union charged with
being implicated in the murder Of the
infant child found on tho outskirts OF
that town aeversl days ago.
The spartanburg County Nedi-
cal Association have pledged them
selves to stand by the increase in fee
from 90 to s5 for making examination
for life insurance companies.
- AS result Of 9 dispute over g.,
base ball game at Westminster on the
4th of July Will Malloy cut Luke
Furguson to death with O razor.
Both parties are colored aud under
ago.
N. A. Barnes, Q prominent lum-
ber man Of Sumter, was run over by
freight train in the Sumter yarde and
his head was severed from his body.
He was from North Carolina and
leaves wife and baby.
- The Supreme Court has rendered
decision that townships in Green
vile, Lsureu5 and SaIuda Counties,
which issued bonds for the oonst:uc.
tion Of railroad which was never
built, must pay the bonds neverthe-
less.
- Ed Rainey, negro, was tried in
Gaffney snd sentenced to be hanged.
He was charged with assaulting two
.egro girls, one thirteen and one four
.een years old. One Of the girls died
from the injuries received from, the
negro. :
"A mass meeting Of the anti.dis-
peneary people Of Laurena County was
held in the Opera House ut that place
20 consider the question OF putting 8
Legislative ticket in the field. A COM
mittee was appointed to select @
ticket.
-- A young man In Spartapburg 10
in 8 peck OF misery beoauss Of his
inability to produce his. ehildwife.
They ran away from Asheville aud
bride disappeared. Suit is brought
against him for abduction and he can't
return the girl. ........ -.
- Luke Gray and Scott Oliver, ne
groes, have been convicted at Aiken
for the murder Of Clifford Woodward
at Montmorenci. Gray was seuterced
to be henged Aug. 8 and Oliver was
sentenced to the penitentiary lor life,
q Recommendation to mercy having
been made in his case. y, -, :.
". g. Curetop, Of Greenviile, was
drowned while bathing in the lake se
Chick Springs. Nobody WAS present
at the time and the manner Of death
is not known. He put on q bathing
suit at the hotel and later his body
was found in the lake. He .aa= . zo-
ffreshmept business in Greenville.
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Cedar Grove News.

Last Sunday We had one of the big
geBt rains ever saw. Bottom corn
was swept up by the roots, and cotton
fields was washed badly.
II. n. Mahaftey is the only one In cur
midst who has ripe watermelons.
Allen Mahafey, who has boeu at
work with j. 8. Mcclellan at Town
vile, is at home.
Rev. N. g. Wright attended church
here Saturday.
j: nj. Black and family, of Big Creek,
attended church Saturday.
Miss Ada Copeland has returned
home frcm visit to her cousin, Arthur
Copeland, nesr Anderson.
M. a. Mahaffey, the State organizer,
hae' returned home from q visit to
Greenwood, whore he and o. P. Good
win. the State Pres, attended O farm
ers meeting the fourth of July. He re-
porte O good time.
J. l.. Lollis and Frank Smith won't
to Greenville recently.
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FARMERS UNION BUREAU.
Conducted by S. G. Farmers Union,

49, Address all oommunicsticIas in-
tanded for this column to ). g. Strihling.
Penaleson, q. q. E..1:is%5@> ,.. ,.:..' =
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zIIIs Oilers Exceptional Values to Clothing Blu

(, The evidence of your own
eyes Is all that is necessary to
prove the splendid values In
this clearance sele. Just as
you know a gentleman from q
rogue. you can distinguish
true Clothing from trash. B. & :
: There is character on the
face Of every article in this
sale. and no matter how little
the price you pay, you are alb.
solutely. safe on a purchase
made hare. =. j..
IS :. This Stores rsputation is
guarded as zealousIy In these
clearancs Sales. as when we
:
get regular prices. Aclear-
anoe Sale makes no difference
in the quality Of Clothing!
All tho difference u In ths
price. / y +. /.
. ;. !, This = Sale includes all Of ouK
! : Now !. 4 / 4 Spring and sunmsz,
, !. ,,.Gcs1l!ssttih;!ns: Glss is II rms seasons best
and most. popular Suits all go
/ As 20 nor cont less than regu-
lar prices. a >:.S \ XII .... !.
,.@ Nothing reserved 4 .:.., ..=,:.z$ y
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vlEla,yS y AND " X0UgQc MEMS S
We Give You Reduction Of 20 Per Cent

s 6,p0 Suits 20 psr q cent now.
80 sniks so ]pIsr cent oa, IS now
90 IN 4 ssat 81 3, on now
snits per cent ofi, nov, J 81
300 init @ wysf IL IS cent Il ! b 81, q 81 Now 4 i
81 18. .0eI i3uitss s0 pWes W cent cH,nowS
B snits :ss : perz rent z oils now
q s., Suits 81 per cert q "a 8 now