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? II I I ? 1 ... - J ?ggggg The Abbeville Press and Banner. J BY HUGH WILSON. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1902. ESTABLISHED 1844 1 ? __ 1 EAST END. What "*" Urn mb4 Hmn u HI* BmmI* la Cvaairjr ami la Tawa. Abbeville. H. C, Aug. 3, 100.'. FRl KN DM COX I NO ASD OOlXti. Mrs. W. D. Wllaoo aid Mia* ilarjr and Mlaa Catherine Link. with tbeir brother Krancta. taiurned la>t Kalurday, arW a moat delightful el?y ol aeteral week* JkCan hi em, N C. Tblalaa dei'gdtful moooulC retreat where numb?reo' Ahnevilllaoa annually apeud (be bail tad tarn of muhi mat. Mia* Btrab .UuDUomrrjr, of Hu'<l?e||le, Ala., la tbacbarratug Kueai ol Mn>. Lambert CbtldweiL Kav. and Mrs J. O. Wllaon left Monday fi>r Vllllameton to meet Hev. Mr. Lander, bro'h r of lira. Wllaon. wbo baaJual returued from Um? Ml?aloa flelda of Brail1. Mr. Lnk Parker, one of Grecuellle'a prom IDam oualoaa* mra. -pent auventi daya ol the MM week In Ibe city on hualneaa. and wm? Ibe bappy (Mai id bta old borne, arheie be re Mlead a cordial greeting trots loved ouea and Irieoda. MlaaHpooeler, lb* pretty aod accomplished organ tat ol tba Matbodiat Chnicb. ha? return ? k'vaa.tiika In Omr irofO OVIIgOIIUi urn >> ? its, mil pre* Id Ad at lb? organ last Monday to lb? deiiihi of iba entire eoocregalina Mr. W. K. Hill led la?t week tor New York CU), where ue will apaod aoma time algbt Mr.'and Mrs. Hoary Wllllama, of tiraana* boro, N.C., apeotaaeerel day a of tbe past week wiih ho?M tolka la iba elljr, Capl. aod Mra. 8. N. Wllllama. Mra. C. K. Welling, of Cbarlaaton, with bar Ibreaprett* and Intareatlng cblldrao, are Id tbeetiy aagoaata of her ooaalo. Mra. W. T. McDonald. Mra. Watilag will ba remembered by irieoda Id tbe eltjr aa Mm Elotsa Doar. who Tlilled relatlvaa bare aaearel years ago Mlaa Maud Kay and Mlee Lola ttatberland are aaoog tbe pretty aod aeeoapllabed yoang lad tee attending tbe Summer Hcbool and are tba gaaete of Mm. & P. KlUingewortb. iiaax aiD ruaiut ox bouts no. 3. Mlee M&ry Keooedy, one of Dae Waal's brtgbteel yooog laolas, altar making a elalt to relatives la tba Battel aaeUoo will return borne today. Wednesday. aeeompaolad by ber eooeln, Mlaa Madia MeUlll Mr. A. K. Wateoo returned bome laal weak from (J leu a Hp ring* muob benefitted lu health. Mrm. C. U UranaAO. Ol woonrau, m bar alatar, Mra. J. T. Miaaaaooa, of Lebanon. Mrs. li. D. Dmuo and Mlaa Ntpa Kaoncdy. of Codar aprlao apaot laatvaak vim Mr*. Harab Dnoau or the B#ibel Micbbof bood. Mlaa Nualt Drannan. one of tba pretllca> yoang ladlaaof Vard?nr waaiba goaat of bar cooalo, Mlaa Hod la MeOlll Ian wpak. Mlaa Julia Kennedy, tba bright Uttlf daoghtar of Mr. Arab Kaunady ol I>oa Waat baa SDaol a moil daltgbtfnt tl?na With relative* at SMbaHbtpMtlffovwki soaaxpaou to raMra horna today, Monday. Dtfanl diura ago wa bad Iba plaaaora 01 abaklog b&nda with nor aataamad friend. Mr. W. J. Power of Doa Vf**, who baa be*o tut goaat ofbla daughter. Mra. J. JU. McMillan (or "jju?1 caSia Flamming. ooa of tba mo?i popular and aoeompllabed taacbera on Root So. I fca In tba city attanalng u? 8anm?r fWinol 81m apeot Haturday and ttnnda* with frland*ln Greenwood. ... Mra. W. H. Bdwarda after a pi meant ?tay ol eereral weeka with bar taotbar. Mr^ Maille of Sbaroo. returned to bar home '?> AagoaU laat Saturday, aooompaoled by bar Malar. Mlaa Beatrice Adan?. Mr. and Mra J. D. MeOaw apanl laat Mon day la tba olty. PKUOXAL XBXT10X. Mr. William P*nn*y. who bu bttn clerking with a 1MB* firm 10 Bainbrldg* Georgia, bu rMoro*4 to bla boybood borne ud will bow b* with ibe nUamud popular firm 01 P. RomMl A Co* wbin ho walta to eenre blvoMeutoaenud (rbodi. Kwrybody la giad to waleom* William back bom*. BETHEL MB*riKO. Tb* protractcd meeting at B*tb*l Church teat w**k conducted by H?*. Arialland paator Hlofleton ww wall atuodfd and coneiderabte loumt nuolhaudoo tba port of tb* membersblp, who W?r? greatly rafreataed aplrtaally.and tba lake-warm ?urr*d op. Two perbods war* received a? candidate* foe mem ber blp. and !> received tb* ordinanc* ol bapItem. Tba meeting cloecd Friday. MALE* CUVMCU DEDICATED. Salem Church waa dedicated last Suuday at 11 A. M.. by Bav William Alk*a kelley. aaaleted by Bave. Arlall and Hlnglatoo, who will conduct tb* aervloM tnrougn tb* week. MEETIXU AT AHBEV1LLB. A eerie* of a*rTlc*a will b*?lu In tb* M. t Cburcb of tbl* city n*xt Hon day aod will aoallno* throogb tba week. Tb* public are moat cordially Invited. Harrtc** will begin at 9 A. M. and &90 o'clock la tb* *e*olng. Coodoctad by Be*. J. O. Wllann, wbo will p*rbapa a*cur* belp ataawbw*. BIKTUDAY PAMTY. Mac tar Lcalle McMillan In celebrating bl? fttb birthday laal M>nday alternooo, euleiUiurt moat alaaaaatly a number of bla little frleoda. D*ltabtfal reireehmenu were served and all bad a happy time. BEX ODELL 18(1 THEIR STORE. Tbomaon Brother* are patting In a new innv auia ????? ?* "? ?r wrw? ?? ?room ud patting *?*rytLlog Id ib&pt tor tbe Urge ud baad*om* atock tb*y will aooo riMltf. Tb*M JOQOf DM DTD W*J| DOd DIO*t fnvorobiy ioown to in* trading patiM, and will oo'aoobt bar* ofln* trade In tb*lr u*w II n* of boat dm*. Tb*y ara *ntorprtelng and ap-lo-dal* feHlMM m*n. and will add on* mora good Arm to Abtovllto'* boalb*** drol*. XOVZXQ JJCTO NBW UL'AJCTKKH. Mr. Brooba Cb*atb*m baa mad* a n*w atora oat of tb* old *tor*rooa? on tb* corner under lb* Glen a Klb?l loo, and la now rcoslvtog bt* toll atocg nod will aooo be ready tor bo?lo*aa. Brooki la d bottler and u bound to bar* bia toll abar* of trad*. ^ OK THE AVXIOl'S DKKCII. Tb* oasdldDtc* bar* bad a long aelg* of II tbl* campaign, wltn many up* and down a, boltovlng tb* promt*** mad* by tb* dear p*oKMMb on* D*ll*vlng blaebanoea tb* b**t; ala*! a* that *min*nt U*orgla 8Ut**man **B ?b Tomb*" one* ?Dld, "tb*r* Ta lb re* tbloga po on* can toil, vis: lb* deculon of a Jur>, lb* raaolt of aa MMUon, and laat, bat not !?o*' woo d womko will marry." Bo It ?aa od Monday tb*y ooold not toll tb* raanlt wbleb another day would bring forth, and bad It not b**n lor tbat llttl* word "hope" many of tbem would bar* quit tb* buttling* lo d**p*lr ere tb* and wa* reached. Tb*y are Dll good Mlowa, but uutortuuately there la oot aooogb ofBc*? for each on*; to, maoy ot tb*m will b* left ont and will return to tb*lr home* |p*rbapa wla*r men ; tbat I*, boo wing mora about tb*ma*l**a than they itr did b*lore. 1*1 LD-DD1V KD AT WORK. K*Dd*r. did yoa *T*r a** pll*-drlr*rT" If Dot jroo ebould go on th? railroad Jn?i be yood Um Hoctbern depot and we bow tbey are making a "big treetle" right tbrougb tbe laiie embank menl over lbe Purkar brcoeb. when ibe embankment U col oat tbe ireatle will beataodiog In Ita stead. Tble la a good move on tbe part ol ibe R. H. Company, aa taare will be left no room for further com plaint ol back water, alekneaa rtc. for tbe him volume of water tbat oanoot oow pas? tbrougb Um culvert, will then bava free BOQP+. ahubt1lls uvsohy rot if cat. Durlog tbe paat week there baa been no rib meat In the city, everybody feaatlog oo fat backs eo tbe Southern K. R. Company It would eeem anticipating tbe wanla of our paopM, rushed In two ears of meat laat .Sunday. lout and rot*xt>. a oriiln vnnntf min of tbe cltv lost a fire gold vtUb lui week, U havlog been kid. napped from lab I* whereoo It bad been laid. Hivtral days altar, ba got on track ol U, whereupon U vaa returned to fclm. eo the yoong man te happy, being Id about 940, sod la now ruDOlag ooce more oo schedule time. TBRU HOMMM KILLED. Each one of tbe R. K. D. Carriers; from Ab" bevllle ba?e wltbia 12 monios lost a One bore*. At tbla rate 9BU0, wou't go far. |l(J0 10 feed a borae, 9<00 to buy a hone, leaving 9MU to lead and clot be ble family, pay uses. and lotareat oo borrowed money. Wbeo all tbla la dose be wouldn't have money left to bay a ticket to tbe nearest railroad station Tbla Is a bard Job both on man and beast, nummer and winter. Mr*. Jxnle Mcintosh end daoghler. Miss Mai,of Charleston, are In the oily aa gueetsof Mrs Leal* A Mmitb Mr* Q. M. Knl er aflsr a pleasant vl?lt to relatives In Georgia returned borne last Friday. -4MUsea Mary mod Hallle. daughter* ol Mm. Mtlttf Wlloon of Lebnuon. returned U) dinton O'phitDi^c ImI Muudiy after upending their vim-mi loll ?i home. WEST END. ? ? Happcaiac* aa4 Inrtd^au of a *wk About the Cltjr. Abbe\ llie. Augu-t Ui:-h, HOi Mr. Calvert Thnm?ou returned la?t Tui?d?y lr>>m a leu day'a ?Uy at Taie Muring*. IVuu., hrre h?* w?ui iii??diI hi* v*?*ailon. Mr*. It ?tM-ri Mrl'iieu Irii N?tii'dii> for her nouit) lu li?ur?iiR, -lirr uptndinx ?ome time iiem kb her ?hii>r, Mm, a. b. t?oe?irane. Mr. Tom Grant Per? in,'n?um home UM Tuesday Irom bla nnuner noting, apeut In Allan lM Nlld Wm IIIhM'\* Mr. and Mr>. John Mil ton uptut laal Tburnd*y In the city, *be gu?nt of Mr. and Mrs. 1 a4 K?jr T. Miller. Mr HUbm In * native of Ab?>evlll* County, and hli many friend* ?r* glad o ?clrom> him Mi l hi" toonx ride l-?ou? hom?. Mr-. SHI' n <*?? Mia* Ponder, ol Koi* -Ili.Ua tMje i? * ><>UOg wtiuiitu ol rare peraoual oimmn Mr. ?ud Mm. Billon returned i to Due Went Thursday afternoon, whtre Ihejr will apend aone time before going l<> California. where they will apend tbe winter. Mr. Tbomaa B. lVrrln ba? returned from a web'a vi?it to bia alater, Mra. A. W. Bmltb, In Woodruff. Mr. W. P. Greene, npent aeveral days In 1 Anderx>n laat verb, wllb bla brother, Mr. U. j B. Greene, wbo baa recently been admitted to tbe b?r, and will practice bla proleaklon In Ma*rpon. MIm Hallle H'.tton and Mlu Hmlie Caldwell, of Doe Weal, were ibe gueat of Mrs. L. T. Millar lint Tbumday. Mr. Tbomaoo Holllngeworlb left (or Anrier?w I sal week. wh*r? be (w* to Kke i position aa clerk, at '* Hotel Cbleqnola." Mrs. Wy?U Aiken and ber children returned Thursday from a two weeka' iu; wltb relative* Id Troy. Mr. J Allen Month retUTied Matorday from a two week ' lay al Ta'e Hprlun*. Tenn. Miaa Nelle Preaafey of Trojr la In tbe ciiv to 'Demi tbe moulb wltb ber alater Mrs. W. B. Bract ley. Mra. Brookn Living ton of Colombia la In the eliy, tbe gueat of Mr. and Mr*. J. K. LlvIDKlOO. Mr*. Alien M. Hboen left Monday for ber Dome In Atlanta after apendln* aotne Ume jere, tbe |ar*t of Mr* Jam** U. Pertin. Mlaa Kate liotebtsoo of Lowndewllle la In tbe city attending tbe Hummer HebooL Htm la Ibcguaat of Mr*. R. C. Wilaoo. Mr. W liber Blake baa returned from a week'* eaiap on Mavannab river wltb a party from Lowndeaville. Mlaa Ann Kuaaoll returned to h?r borne In Doe Weal Monday after a month'* atay here wtib Mr*. L. H. Kuaeall. Mlaa Annla Aiken left Halorday for ber home In greenwood afler spending eome Ume bare, tbe gueel of tbe Miaaea Morse. Mlaa Annie Jonea of Newberry lain tbe slty tbe gueal of ber aunt Mr*. L. W. White. Mlaa Cleo Falton of Clinton arrived In tbe nltjr Monday, aad will be tbe gueat of ber frl?nd Mrs. K. C. Wilson lor nonce lime. Mr. W. T. Cunningham of Monierey ?u to ib? oiijr Hatorday oo business. Dr. and Mra. a A . Mil ford have moved to tbelroew borne. Tbe place baa bseo newly paloled and thoroughly over-banled and preiteota a very p'ea?log appearance. Mra. W. D. Barksdale and ber cblldreo returned Toeaday from montb'a alay at Haloda, Aabeville aod llenderaonvllle. Mr. aod Mra. Joe Glbert wen Id tbe city Monday "bopping. Mlaa Mary Taggart la at bome after a week'* ??ar Id Aoderaoo aod Lowodeavllle. Mlaa Kay Lowe Hpoocler returned Haturday from a two week'a vlalt to ber borne people lo Newnao Ua. Mlaa Aoole Bell left Friday for ber bome lo Lowodeavllle alter a tbree week'a alay wltb oer uccle Mr. L T. Miller. Mlaa LIlaHpier aod Mlaa Loolae Cooulogham ol Moueiery were lo tbe city for awblie Friday. Mum Willi* Walker left Toeeday for ber bome Id Allan la after pending tome time wltb ber aoot Mra. T. P. '4. oar lea aod ber (rleoda Mlaaea Mary and Fauole ntark. Mra. W. D. Wllano and little Mlaaea Mary ?'id Catherine Link and Master *raoee* Llok e'.urned Thursday from Caher'a Valley wuere tbey base been apeodln* tbe raontba of July and Augoat. Mlaa Nelle tteeae returned Monday from an extended alay wltb relatives in L?areoa. MIm Callou Qravea left Monday for ber home Id Latimer after spending tome Ume vlib ber euoaln. Mlee Loulae DeBrubl. Mlaa Louise Brown came home Mooday ?ron? a aiz week'a alay wltb ber auot Mra. A. U.H. Day In Whltmlre. Mlaa Florida Calbouo, wbo baa beeo the aharmlog guest of ber oodkIo MIm Loolae De> Brubl for tbe past two weeka lell Mooday or ber bome lo Augusta. Mra Orreo? Handlfer left Tuesday for ber home lo Rook Mill after apeodlng some time here wltb ber staler, Mrs. Charles D. Browo. H?? Muarh liarrhlO'iQB of Aoderaoo wan lo ibo city Monday. He lectured at Ferguson. WHIiintwIlcR* lioodij tvtolni. Mrs. James Chalmers returned Haturdsy from a pleasant week wltb relatives In An* dereoo. Or. and Mrs. John A. Olekaon are at bome ?dln tiler a ten du'a visit to their parents, Mr snd Mrs. Jobn Brown lee In Antrevllle. Mrs. William Plnckney Greene was the neat of her sister, Mrs. Frederick Mlnsball, in Greenwood several days last week. Mr. Lewis Parker of Greenville, was tbe (nest of bis father, Hon. W. H. Parker last Saturday. Miss Jo Ma D. Charles wee called to her name In Greenville tbe first of last week on aecoant of tbe illness of ber mother. BOUTE NO. 2. 1st*realise Paragraphs Picked Up Merc sail There by oar WMcAwahe C'srreapss?lest. Mlsa Belle Mundy Is In Honea Path visiting ber slater, Mrs. J. C. Mundy. Mlsa Maggie cannon spent last week wltb Mtaa Maud Wilson. Miss Nannie Nick lea la tbe cbarmlng gueat of Mlas Ha rah MeCord. Misa Li na Moll wain was tbe pretty gueat of Mr. Brenton Nlcklee last week. Mrs. Mary Calbonu. of Cartersvllle, Gu, visited ber fatber, Opt James Pratt, a lew days last week. Hbe was on ber way to Edge Held. Mia as Lldle Mundy and Caaale Fleming went Saturday and Sunday In Greenwood. Tbey w*re the goes I* of Miss Marie Ropp. Mlsa Turah McKlnuey.of New Market, returned borne last Saturday, after a pleasant vUll to Mra. s. o. ttotia. Mlaaea rtallie and Nannie Nlcklea entertained the young people one even lug last week at t delightful lawn parly Mia* Gertrude Moody la upending tbla week with Miw Klla Mundy. Mra. W. (J. Mteveue and three of ber aooa, Truman, Walton and Kodney, of Greenville, are oo a vlall to ber brother, Mr. 8. M. KleinInj. There will be a reunion of Eakln family next Friday. Tbla boat of about two hundred relative# will meet at tba borne of Mra. Harab Nick lea. Tna people alone Route No S are pleaaed to mm Mr. f>ewla Hlouut. .Jr., aiealo. lie baa been off lb* Route a month aud aeema lo be much reeled by (be vacation. Mlaa Carrie Epp?a, of Carthage. N. C., Ii vlklilng relatives along Route No. i - t ? ANOTHER PHYSICIAN. Dr. rn4 W. Phl/vr f Xerlb Caw |ia ?mm vaw j* wwum. Dr. Fred W. Pbifer of North Carolina, bu moved to Aboevllle to practice medicine. He eooN highly recommended, boib a* a m?o and aa a pbyalolaa, and our people will welcome hltu u? the oominuDlly In wblob be bat caat bla lot. He baa aa oltlce Id tbe Baud Building, and munU for LU aervlce- mar be led al Millord'a Drug atore. He and Dr. Hill ar* aaaoclated together, although they bave forme*1 no partnervblp. | * laddoM'a Loral*. Jaat to at Haddon'a, something for ladle*' Valuta. and Outings >1 Haddon'a. A o?? supply or white Lamb's Wool Klaud?I at Haddon'a. Have you seen tbat beautiful White Kmbruldrred Klanuel at Haddoun. A new assortment of White Checked Muslin aud Dimities, Just received at Haddou's. ?> I iUmtmbor. w# will pay von ;tbe ra?h for tecund band txx>ka. in go<?l euodllluu, sucb Ian are used to tbe school*ol the county and graded schools of the ol ty. Hpeed Drug Co. TRIUMPH The President Makes Trusts and Has Prosperity. Protldeuce, IU I.. Au(. tl.-Pruldeot Room* ve>t M|tuk? mm follow* : We are passtu* through period o' great material prosperity and nucb a period la it? sieu ** adversity Itself to brlni; naatterlngn of dl<oi<nteui. At a time when moat men prosper somewhat, It si no always bappcui (h*t a few men prosper greatly and Ills a* true now ss It was when tbi lower of Hiloam fell upon all who were undei It, that good fortune does not come only tc Ihe Just, nor bad fortune only to the unjust When Ihe weather Is good for crops it is alsc good for weeds. Moreover, not only do the w tried flourish wlieo the lime* are ?uch thai most tueu nourtao. oui wnai la wow, 101 aplrlt of envy and Jeelou?y and hatred auringi prime* up In tbe brawl* of tboea wbo,thongf they may be doing fairly well themaelvea, yei *eenthera, wbo arc no more deHervIng doing tar better. "Wlae law* and fearless and upright admin lot rat loo of tbe law* can give the opportun Ity for *ucb prosperity aa tbat we aee abooi u?. Bui tblala a*l thai they can do. Wbet tbe oondltlooa bavo been created wliict make prosperity |>oe?IHIe, ihen each Individ oh I man moat achieve It for blmaelf. by bl> own thrift. Intelligence, energy, lndu*trv,and reaolute purpoae . If people go Into wild'peculation andloae Ibelr beada, they bave loal tbat wbleb no legialation can aupply, and tbi buaineaa world will auffer In conaequence If In aaplrlt of *allen envy tbey !n*lat upon pulling down tboee wbo have pro tiled mo?l by tbeyearaof fatne*a, they will bury them aelvealntbe graap of tbe common dlaawter It l? difficult to make our material condition by tbe beet lawa, but it la ea*y enough hy bad tawa to ibrow tbe wbole nation Into an ahyaa ol mlaery. TIIK DKMAND8 OV PROMI'BKITV. "Now the upabotof all thta la tbat It la pe cnliarlv Incumbent upon u* in a time ol auch material well-being, both collectively aa a nation and individually, eaob on bla owo account. toabow tbat we poeaeea aneb qualities aa providence. aelMinowledgn and aelf-reairalnt. In our government we need above all thlnga atablllty, fixity of eoonomlo policy, while remembering that tbla dxlly moat not be foaalllxation, that there muat not be Inability to ahape onr mum anew to meet tbe ahining needa of the people an tbeae needa arlaea. "There are real and great evila In our aoclal and economic life and tbeae evila aland out with ugly haldneea during good times, for tbe wicked who proa per are never a pleaaani aalavKt ThiaPA ! AVHrV niMkl nf itrlvftnir In ill posslbl* way*, Individually aud oolleotlvely. by combinations dqodi oarMftt. private life sad through tbe recognls**! arptoa or government for ibe cutting oat of tbeeo evils and lei usbe iiure tbat wedo not u?e the knife with an Ignorant seal which would make H more dangerooii to tbe patience ttian to the disease. OWE OK TilK UKkAT DANUKKH. "One of tbe dangers of tbe tremeudoas Industrial growth of tbe last generation baa bt-en tbe vary great Increase In large private, and especially in large oorporatloni, fortune* We Buy like this or not, Jnst as we please, bat It Is a fact nevertheless, and as far aa we can see. It lean Inavltable retail of ibe working of various causes, prominent among wblcb bas been tbe Immense Importance mi earn and electricity h?ve assumed In modern life. Urban population bas grown In this country, as In all civilized countries, much faster than tbe population, as a wbole, are during tbe last century, and wbere men gathered together In great inasxea It Inevitably results Ibat they most work rar more largely by ineana of combinations among ibemselves than wben tbey live Isolated from one another. Now. 1 sopposn that most of as prefer on maoy accounts, tlie old oondltlona of life onder wblcb tbe average man lived more to himself and by himself, when the average community wa? more self-dependent and where, even though tbe standard of comfort was lower oo tbe average, yet there was less of tbe glaring Inequality In worldly condle !? > aasKl^slk ?f<! hnof tusss In nnPVPMll nil 1mm I-OOK A kb NOT I'OOKKlt. "It lit not true thai the poor luvi crown poorer, but some of tbe rich btv? grown x> very mueb richer tbat where multitudes of men ere herded together In a i I tu I led apace the contrast strike* tbe onloiiker an more violent tban formerlv. on tbe wbole. our people live better then ever before, and the progress of which we are eo proud could not have infeen place bad It not been Tor tbe great upbuilding of Induatrlal-oenlent, each as our commercial and manufacturing cUlea. "But together with the good there baa uome a measure of evil. Life I* not so simple as It was, and surely, both for tbe In* dividual and the community, the simple life Is normally tbe beallby life. Tbere Is uot In the cities ibe same mom of common underlying brolherbiod which there is still In country I oca 11 lien, and tbe lines of social cleavage are for more clearly marked. "For some of the evils which have attended upon the good of tbe changed conditions wo can at preaenl see uo complete remedy . For others the remedy mnst come by tbe mHod or men themselves In tbelr private capacity whether merely as Individuals or by combination or otherwise. For yet others some other remedy can be found In legislative and executive action, national, state or municipal. Moon of tbe complaint against combinations Is entirely unwarranted. Undor present day conditions It la as ntwsaary to have corporations In the business world as It Is to have organisation among wage workers. Hut we have a right to ask In each case that Ibey shall do good and not barm. "Exactly aa labor organisations, when managed Intelligently and In a spirit of Justic* and fair play, are of very great service not only to tbe wage-earners, but to tbe whole community ; aa the history of many labor organisations haa conclusively shown, so wealth, not merely Individual, but eor Krate, when used aright. Is not merely a neflt lo ibe community ac a whole, but Indispensable to tbe upbuilding of tbe country. upon the conditions, which tbe country at present baa grown not only to acoepi but to demand as normal. This Is so obvious tbat It seems trite even lo state It, and yet If we are to Judge from some of the arguments advanoed ajnlnst aud attacks made upon wealtb aa such, It la a faci worth keeping in mind. WIIKN roRTUNE IM A MENACE. "A great fortune. If not used aright, makes Its possessor In a peculiar seu?e a menace to tbe community aa a wbole Just ss a greul Intellect does. If It Is unaccompanied by developed conscience, by character. "Hut obviously, ibis no more affords ground fOr condemning wealth than It does for con demntnit Intellect. Kvery man of power, by tbe very fact of tbat power. Is capable ol doing damage to his neighbors, but we cannot afford to discourage the development ol such men merely because It Is poxslble they may use tbelr power to wrong ends. "If we did eo we should leave our history ? blank, for we shonld have no great slate* meu, aoldlers or merchants, no gn?l men oi art, of letters or of science. Doubtless, on the average, the most useful man to hli lellowclllxem Is apt to t>e he to whom has be-^n given what tbe i'salmlst prayed tor, neither poverty nor riches, but th? great captain of InduHlry, the man o wealth who. alone or In combination will his lellows drives through our great business enterprises, 1a a fsntor without which this country Is not possibly able lo mnlntaln Hi present Industry position In the world. Unod not harm normally, come* from tbe plliui upof wesltb through business enterprise*. "Probaby tlie moul aerlous harm re*u.ts t< us. the DeoDle of mod urn In means, and w< barm oaraelvea bv letting lb* dark hu<I evl vice* or envy and hatred toward* our fellowi eat into our oaturea. MUl'KltVIMK TilK TKI'KTH. * Htlll there la other barm of a more evldi-n kind and aucb harm It I* our duty to try t< eradicate. If no<alble. and In any event It mtalralx*. The corporation*, and tberefon Ihoae great corporation* containing mmi tendency to tnoooi 'Ir.e wblcb we bave growi <o apeak of rattier * tru?la, are tin creature* of the ami inenuir nm on 13 hu lbs rl|b( to oiininil Ihrm bat I* in dut] bound to control thrm wb?*rrver the need (o aueb control la ibown. Tliere In clearly 1 need of aupervialon?need to exerclae the power ol regulation on the part or the repre nuiitatl vex ol tbe public wherever, hm lu ou own country withe preaent time bualnea* cor poratlonx become ao very atrong both Iteii efleeut work and for work tlmt la not alway , beneficent. "It la ldl? toaay that there la no need Jo aucb aupervialon. A au flic lent waaratil 101 it U to bit found OT?r and over again lu anj AL TOUR. a Sensible Speech on ; Something to Say of of the varloaaevlla rimultlng from '.lie present or rather lack ?f i>y>l?ni. "There la la oar country a peculiar difficulty In the way of exerclainig eucb aupervntion and cnutrol bectuae of th* peculiar dlvlaioo I of xovprmental power. When the Induatrlai condllloua were wimple, very Utile ooulml ' waa needed and no trouble waa cnuaed by tlie doubt aa to where the power waa lodged under toe eonatllutlon. Now lh?eoudltlora are complicated, and we ftod It difficult lo iranie national legl?lallon which ahail be adequa'e, while a* a matter of praeil>*al experience, atale action baa proved entirely Inanfflcleot |and Inalljiuraan probability can not or will not be made sufficient to meet tbe needs ot the rase. Home of our states have excellent lawa, laws wblcli It would be well lodeed to have enacted liy tbe natolnal legislature. Hut tbe wide differences In these laws, even between adjacent atates and the uncertainly of the power of enforcement mall prctlMlly Id illamibtr Inatidcleoi control. "I believe tbat tbe ottluo mua*. Mume tble power of oontrol by leguiatloo and If It becomea evident tbat tbe constitution will not permit needed legislation, tuen by constitutional amendment. -The Immediate need in dealing wllb iroalu la to place tb?m under tbe real, not nominal conl ml of no me sovereign to wblcb, aa It* creature. tbe trust* shall owe allegiance, and In wboae courta tbe aoverelicn order* may wllb oerlalnty be enforced. T?U la not tbe oa*e wltb tbe ordinary so-called "trust" today. for tbe iruat la a lance stale corporation, generally doing business In otber states also and la often wltb a tendency to monopollge. such m trust Is an artificial creature, not wbolly responsible to or oontnMlable by any legislature, not wbolly subject to tbe Jurisdiction of any one court. **omefgoverniuental sovereign muatbe given fullpower over tneae artificial and very powerfu corporate being*. JfATIOK MUST CONTROL. "In my Judgement, tbla sovereign must be tbe natlooal government. Wben It baa been given full power, tben tbla full power can be used to control any evil Influence, ezaetly aa the government la now nalng tbe power conferred upon It under tbe ttberman antl-lrutt law. "Even wben tbe full power baa been conferred, It will be blgbly undeelrable to attempt loo mocb. or to begin by atrlngent legislation. , rne nieenaoism 01 moaern ou*ineepia as aeucate and complicated hn li la vast, and nothlag would be more productive of evil to all of ua aod espwMtlly to tboae least wall off In Lb In world'a g?od?, that tgnoraut meddling wltb tbelr mechanism and above all. If tbe mad* dllng were done In a spirit ofclaaa or aeclton: al rancor. "It la rfealrablo that tbla power should be powewod by tbe uatlon, but It la quite aa d?Mtrable tbat tbe power abould be exercised wltb moderalino and selfreairainLTbe llmtexerclM or tbat power abould be tbe securing ol publicity among all great corporations doing an Inter-stale bualneaa. Tbe puollclty, tbougb non-lnquliltorlal>houid be real and thorough aa all Important facta with wblcb tbe public baa concern." Til K MAMTKKY OK LIOIIT. "Tbe fall llgbt of day la a ureal discourager ofevll. Knob publicity would, by llae'f, tend to cure the evila of wblcb there Is Juat complaint, and where the alleged evllaare Imaginary It would tend toabow ibat such waa tbe case. Wben publicity la attained, It would then be poaslble to see what further should be done In tbe way of regulation. "Above all, it beboovee ua to remember, not only tbat we ought to try to do wbat we ean, but tbat our success In doing It depends very rauen upon our neiuier aiiempunK nor executlng tbelmpoulble. "Always dl?tru?t a man who offers yoa putent care all lor tbe evils of the body politic ' Ju?l aa you would distrust a man who offers you a patent core lor all tbe evils of the carnate bod v. "Mankind has moved slowly upward tbrouted tbe ages, some limes a little slower, bat rarely Indeed by leaps and bounds. At times a great crisis comes In which a great people, perchance led by a gieal man, can. at white heat, strike Home mlgbly blow for the right, make some long stride In ad vaoce along the path of orderly liberty and Jaatlce. Hot normally, we mast be content II *sch of ua ? aan do something, by no means all tbat we ' wUb, but still something for tbe advance* meni of those principles of righleonine" which underlie all real national greatness and real civilization. HL'UOKMTH COMMON HKNMK. "I see no promise of a oomplete eolation for all the problt-ms we group together. when we , apeak of the trust question. Bat we nan make a beginning In solving these problems, and a good beginning, II only we approach tbe subject with a sufficiency of resoluMou. of honesty and of that bard common sense which Is one valuable and unfortunately, not I k Is receivii to make ii Season is to his stoi i r This is place whe j now the I general cl mense sto the 10th c Come 1 Your best supplied. =u ! We will do all ill the season opened. | on* oflhe room commou, knhpIx In tbe r<|ulp" I meat of utiy ix-ople. I "1 tliink of Die nation*! admlnimratton liaa I >bo?n It- firm intention to enforc* th? lawn I h> thpy now aland on the atntut* t>ookM, wlihout regard to iitrMinn, aud I thliix that good hxaromr irom thlo enlorrnmnt. " I think; farthermnre, that additional l?c Ulatlnu Mbouiij be bad and ran h?< na.l, and had ?hlrh r?li rnihl* u? to rco-.., pltab tbe object alon< itae?e ?am?|uo*? Noun 1 ran promt**- you a perfect hiIuiiuo at lead hi the Immediate Tutor*. Much a'r<adv ba? been don*, nud mor* can b* done If your p< o< pie determinedly will that It ahail be dune. Wll EKfi kkni*02vhi ii t LIT Y KKSTM. "Id conrloaloo let me add on* word; While we are not U> be exnuaed If he fall to do whatever la poani'.l*. through the a*cncv of government. w? ma*' rt?r keep Id m>nd that no Xrm by the government uo action by any blnatlon among otiraelvea can take the plaoeol Individual <|'alltie* to which In the longraoeach roao mu?tow*hl*aucreaa. It ha* never been ?levl?ed any law which will enable a man to aaec*ed aave by tbe exerclae or lb<?e qualities which alwaya bav* tieen th? pre requisite* oi ddcftm?inr (jiimuip- m umu work, ofkeeo Intelligent. of unfl'nchlnr wil . No Motloo by (he state fo any form cid ?'o more than supplement the loltUtivt of lb?Indlvldual or ordinarily the action of Ilia stale cm do no-more than eruro to each in dividual tbe chanoe toabow, under a* favor* ?bl? condl'looa a* poaalble tbe Muff of wblcb Ue la made." Vomra and Jewel*. Jewels, candy, flower*, roan?that la tbe order of a woman'a prefereneea. Jewels form magnet of miirhty power to the average woman. Kven tbat grraleet of all Jewels health. Is often ruined in the strennooa efforts to make or mv? tbe money lo purchase them If a woman will risk ber health to get a cov pled *ern. thru let ber fortify herself ngaln>? tbe Inaldnons mnsequenct* of courbt, cold* and bronchial affection* by tbe regular u*e <>l I)r. Boechee's (Jerman Hyrup. It will prompt iy arrest consumption In lis early stages aim Ileal tbe afl?ctcd lungs and bronchial tnb?-? and drive the dread dlaeaae from the system It Is nol a rare-all. but It Is a certain cure loi coogb*. colds and all broneblal I roubles. You ?? ?ikl- ..lluku >.>??<< > *t tha mwsi.il i>ro?"rn. Gel Green'a Hpeclaf Almanac. ' 1-N-Oi. Malkara Railway ttchednle. Trains for Hod km leave Abbeville, K. C., No 5S (dally) 8.85 s. m.; No. 2 (dally) 10.70 a. m.: No. 4 (dally) 1.4$ p. no.; No. 54 (dally) 7.10 n. m. Train* from Hod gee arrive Abbeville. No. 5, (dally)?A5a. !>?.; No. 1 (dally) 12.01 p.m.; No. 8 (dally) 2.8a p. m.; No. 63 (dally) 9.06 p. m. Cloee connection at Hodgoa with ibrougb train* for Greenville, Colombia, Charleston, etc., connecting at Greenville for A. A C. Dlvision points and the East, a Leo Aabevllle, Atlanta, etc. Through sleepers Hodges to Charleaton, on train connecting witb M. a Do not softer with Indigestion and dyapeoala when Acid Iron Mineral will core yoo, and all It coata la 23cU. at Hpeed Drag Co. . Tbe old reliable American preserving powder can be bad at Speed Drag Co. Yoo can aet your tissue paper for making paper hau Ac., at Hpeed Drug Co. We fill preaerlpllooa, ttila department of oar bualoera will about doable that or any prescription bailD?M?viir done by any drag concern lo tbe oily of Abbeville, Tbe people are pirated or we eoald not do it? Tbe Hpeed Drag Co. Do not bay cheap paint, when you can buy absolutely pare paint lor tbe same money from Tbe Hpeed Drag Co. Tbe people koow good tblog when they taste It, tbta accounts (or tbe crowd alwaya around tbe aoda fountain at? Tbe Hpeed Drag Co. Tbe place to get what you want.? Hpeed Drag Co. After till* fine rain Is jont tbe time to get lo your second crop of Irlso potatoes. 1 have tbe very beat seed for you: "Bllse Triumph" for planting aeoood crop, 50cIs a peek. "Bart oats, barley and rye seed to' sale by? Amoe B. Morse. Buy your b slery and underwear from Barksdalee. DR. J. A. DICKSON, SURGEON DENTIST. GOLD KILLINGS; CROWN AND BRtJXJE WORK A SPECIALTY. A HOOD PLATE- M-OO aMaLGAM KILLINGS75c and. I.OO OKKICE OVER BARKHDaLE'S STORE. CHALMERS ft McDAVID, Agents for Fire, Life, Accident, Bond and Liability Insurance. ARBEVILLK, - - ft. Jaly 10, 10?*J. tr ????????????M????? i# new Goods every d t always attractive. P on in full force, trade es whenever you will the best evidence ths ire Goods can be boug est of Bargains can b Losing out of Summer ck of Fall and Wintei >f September next. o see us one and all. interests will be car* You can always get our power to maintai KIT. 1 4 9 ' HraBBP?*^ WW^ah% 1 ?- _ r^M I _< JUL COKS ARt us# |r, - Sim i|ff. ^E UBO CdPOll! rf," ij (^ 6hc8TrtedAlwajs? i P J M A MOI^E^SAV I 4 f?y N (fa/Mwl CatkfftH ?f\ ^ ??-*. rctimuaftomms /^^J^Vaav/toNAH. c rj c cv^f^ Wheeler & Wilson Bi The Very Best Sewir We have tbem in all b( Heads or Box Tops in all kit The very lightest running macbio needlew for any machine made, and light as new any old machine. I.?et ing anything io the above line. W. D. BAB jtiiii M FULL COURSES IN AGItlCU m IN MECHANIC ARTS, fb AND IN TEXTI1 A .KM) students Inst session A lor ire? iiuiioii niuiiciiir, jj? ill tnitt'il cataloKiifi. # HENRY S. HAR' 9 CLK3 You are ready lo pack your blanket* away. I ^ You will need Molilalia* an tbla can be plac-1 |)a ed oo tbe moat delicate irooda and not ?Uln ev ibeoi. Tbe Hpeed Drug Co. | ihit II III lay anil liis stock is kept Notwithstanding the Mid is still active and livel; I, you will find all liandi it the people have fouiu ;ht to the best advanta e had, while there is & Goods to make room foi v Goods, that will be in We will take good cai sfully guarded and all yc just exactly what you 1 11 the splendid trade we CKTbj 'jHH ill Bearing No. 9. I ig Machine Made. ylea of Boxea, Drop r ^9 ids from 3 to 7 drawer*. ie. We aleo keep repair* and can overhaul and make ran us hear from you when need- .- ?? 1KSDALE. I ' ' mi tf I LTUKK, ' y 'lll LK ENGINEERING. | Kx|M5tiHe* for one year ttf '-M 100.42. Send lor illiu- db - 1 rZOG, President. f I.SOX COLLEGE, S. C. >Ve biva a good stock ol school hooka tad > i aool aappllM on band now. Kxpaat to ndl?> tbam mor* exUniiraljr tbla tell uiu >rM er. Tha Bpaad Dreg Do. tffl t up so as [-Summer y, ancl go s busy. 1 out the ?e. Just uing on a v the iuii store by re of you. >ur wants vant. | I have hail ever since 1 ite. | 1 A