The Abbeville Press and Banner,!
BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 1905. ESTABLISHED 184Jl||
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Will be profitable to
garments that are c<
prices are moderate
mum value at the r
& S." clothes are
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pnut?. vjaivt; us a
we will welcome tl
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through.
PER R Iflf r
1 JLiJL tl till V
| ? COTTON GRO^
w is the most interesting topic these <
Ujf to get the beat results all planters si
J ANDERSON FERTI
MjP Ask your dealer for them, and If
m got them, make him get them, and
v8% us for our book on cotton.
$ Anderson Phosphate an
Jc ANDERSON, S. C..
Abbeville
Lumber
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Dealers in
Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds, f
Best Portland Cement, full barrel, $2.51
Just received three cars Shingles, from tl
best. Car of Doors, Sash and Blinds just i
t Lumber on hand. Flooring, Ceiling and Sidir
Get our prices and we will do the rest?
ABBEVILLE LUM]
The same old stand, near S. A.
MASTIC PI
The Kind That
Just received Ten Thousand pounds of
Paint, which we guarantee to be seconc
the market regardless of price.
This may sound like hot air to you, bi
and we will show you, Your:
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LOTHES f|P
you. We can fit you out in
Direct in every detail and our
i. We give you the maxiTiinimum
price. The "S. M.
"made right at the right
LITTLE OF YOUR TIME,
ie opportunity to show you
h-m rif-t mi" M i
LOTHING
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Takeiotioe that John 1
. VIi Stone Wldeman wbo lives n
iri Tk' JV. ?nder written contract witb
/If g |\| I ) \l/ son employing him will be
'VlIi\s3T 1 t fno'
Jays, and w _ , . T *??r8Hle
, J' JJK. C?mlRh Indian game tbo
bould use U/ 91.00 per setting.
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LIZERS. Cheap IrtohV
W Specially low price on 1
be hasn't ^ Qt
1 wnte t0 Sffl Sonth Carolina
|||i South Carolina College
W CourHes for Tenchers Sessloi
iTi'i to May 10th. 1905. AddIv
id un <jo., w rartber Information.
For Bnle
/Ijk 1 18 H. P. Taylor engine c
ili fixtures pertalnlDg to same
fn very cheap for oasb. Ap
pref,H and Banner.
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Having sold my Interest,
fl 'Amt\fk Y1TT Grocery Co. to Mr. J. B. G. <
m J11111 11 si. 11 V oontlnue the business at sai
VVUipWIl * t oollect all accounts due sa
A / all claims and debts against
February 1st 1905.
41.
JL _ Tinia Have Y?a a Tel
MllDg lCSj Jullilvi If not, you lnconvlenlenc
ness and persona! friends w
0 , munlcate wltb you.
u> 4 4t.
he cheapest to the very watermelon i
T..,~ 180 'bs. fine Watermelon
in. I WO cars Uressed seed now on band- Cornea
from J. W.RYKARD.
ig. ?
-viz: Sell You. i...H.Pe v?
When leading physic
BER CO. W' fi Smithart, of Pet
curable consumption, h
1 runiohoH hut. T^r XZnr'u
I?* UUUUl. ? vuv x/. . o
for Consumption, (joug
??kept him out of his grj
"This great specific coi
, T , me, aud saved my life.
I T |Yp 11 have used it for over 10
kJLJL\ X sider it a marvelous th
cure." Strictly scie
i*d Coughs, Sore Throats
VV CdjI ?S. preventive of Pneumc
teed, 50c and $1.00 b(
. . , . Speed's drug store. Tr:
this famous mixed .
1 to no paint on The Ladles' Fr
What? Neuralglne. W1
their Headaches when all o
they once try It,you cannot
it frive US a rhanrp thing Just as good, for they
JL give us <x uiictrinj lt ancl hee ,, tbey are not
. p i minutes and is harmless.
S 10 rami, by drug dealers. 4 doses 1(
by, 12m. Neuralglne<
M B M A L. T. & T. Miller has Ju?t ]
V m fX M M Ave bushels of sweet poiatoi
-M. p!y yourself before ihe.v are
HE PAINT MAN. M?ie1e.^?1e??S.e';'re,'1?e
c
I ^
' (wf) / ^rabam Crack
jjfL I Bntter Thin Bis
K \ Social Tea Bis*
\ Lemon Snapi
EAST END.
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I 11 whHt "M"Sees aiid Mcars ?n His
| I | RountlH in Country aid in To wn.
I II I TV ivn A T7nT*T T TJ IT PtTV
uv A. M. SMITH & CO. IN THE LEAD.
Tbe farmers union along Route No. 8
__ bought their years supply of provisions last
week from A. M. Smith & Co. of this city,
ontract. They selected a close and careful buyer who
kvirinman nnn nf after trying the market awarded the; eon tract
ear Trov's 0 Is to the above named firm which speaks voli
nnri nn'v nor- omH for them In the low prices they made on
Drouecntea so large a contract. This Is one of Abbeville's
Simla wtfipmnn leading and wide awake firms who are al
' ways In position to serve their customers
with the best goods at tbe very lowest prices.
'* w . ANNUAL SPRING OPENINGS.
rough hred eggs,
J. D. Winn. Last Thursday and Friday were gala days
for old Abbeville, at least one would have
thought so from the surging throng of beautlful
ladles who crowded tbe Btores from early
morn till dewy eve looking at tbe beautiful
resh Irish potatoes display of millinery and ladles goods so ar
R. A. Rlcbey s. tietlcatly and tastefully arranged as to call
forth tbe admiration of every one.
rniioe-e The three stores of R. M. Haddon and Co.,
' Wilson, Henry Company and 0. W. Kendall
! oners spring were pronounced by every one who saw
a from April 7th them to be "prettier than ever before" their
to President tor 8h0W windows were marvels of beauty and
were pointers to tbe Inside. Tbe bats were of
every conceivable shape, the "sunburst" and
"obarlotte corday" leading In beauty and
in trucks and all style. Each of tbeRe firms did a good buslCan
be bought ness both days of tbelropenlnge, and were well
Dly to B care of P?'d for their extra trouble by the presence
- - or bo largeanumoer 01 ladles who thronged
their stores each day in spite ol the rough
, .. weather, 1
ottce.
In Calhoun Fall* l. t. and t. m. miller's opening.
SampbeM, he will TbIs up-to-date "city grocery was on full
replace. He will dress parade arrayed in all its beauty. P.vrii?'
a ')a^ amlds of fancy canned goods on every side,
-n t Srm- choice fruits, preserves, Jellies, plckels, cerer.
J. 1? orison. ai8 and "fancy biscuits" In great variety
from the celebrated ' National Biscuit Com
pany.
pplione? In the center of the store was erected a
ohnth rnnr hnsi- handsome booth from which Mrs. Miller and
hn oriHh in mm MIsb Eugenia Robertson served visitors with
no wibn 10 com the mQpt dellcl0U8 .\vh|te aiar? coffee, and
"Bakers" foaming chocolate while Mist
Llllle Templeton and Mr. Oeorge H. Ellis
~ , representing H. J. Heinz Co., served a most
we*""* delightful lunch consisting of pickles, sauces,
and Cantaloupe banquet waters and many other delicious
nd get your seed goods. Everything passed off nicely and we
are sure the ladles who tasted of the many
"good things" and feasted their eyes on the
beautiful display of "fancy groceries" will
niHneu. always romember where to go when In maed
ians said that ?r thebest KO?dB the leaBt money.
:in, la., had in- r. l.dargan's opening.
is last hope va- .. .
-NTottr Dargan was not to be left out In the opening
i>ew .uiscovery display but was to the froc t with two bandha
and Colds, some show windows which in their artistic
ave He savs * arrancement seemed to say every passer by,
npletely cured
Since then, I all kinds and a grand line of cooking stoves,
vears and con- Everything within was as neat as a new pin.
n.f 'ri j !??? The many visitors who crowded this store
roat iiuu iuufe each day of the opening were served with
ntinc cure for most delicious cream. Mr. Darean was deor
Holds sure lighted with his first "Opening" as well as
>nia Gu'aran- wlt 1 ,be g00d bU8lDeSB he 111(1 on Opening
)ttles at P. B. Last Sunday afternoon the city was visited
in] hnttlp frpp by a downpour of rain, with hall, heavy
iai ooiue iree. lhunder aQd vlvlrt ltghtnlne.
The ilghtnine struck a barn over in Jerusalem
setting it In a blaze and burning it to tbe
lend. ground despite the heroic efforts oi the flro
iv? For it cures company. A mule in the barn was killed
.L foil When aid entirely roasted In the burning barn,
sav I have some- ^'w0 larg? trees in the yard of Mrs. James
know better Try TagRart were also struck giving Mrs. Taggart
riiibt Cures in 5 a considerable shock.
Kold'every where No other harm that we have heard of was
ks. Manufactured caused by the storm.
,u.^u(uoio, VISITORS COMING AND OOING.
Miss Sarah Simmons, one of Spartanburg's :
received seventy? prettiest young ladles Is In the city the guest
bs. Call and sup? of her aunt, Mrs. U. H. Moore. MIsb Slmout.
mons has been visiting relatives In Athens,
... ... _ Ga., and Is stopping over here belore returnAbbeville
Cotton ing to her home In Spartanburg
tj an h. Sr. M. V. Lomax one of Abbeville's noted
Kobt. S. LiinK. optlolane spent last Sunday with his famtlv
I
aMi^r wiiwii.
NEARLY
A ^ ^"V ^
4uu)uuu,uu
PACKAGES
of this most nutritious of all food
have already been consumed bo
CHEER UP!
||Il Uneeda Biso
Good wheat is plentiful. Flour z
are grindiag steadily. NATION
BISCUIT COMPANY bakeries,
cleanest, largest, most modern in
world, are working day in and day
to supply you with your favorite s
cracker. So Uneeda Biscuit are
. in abundance?the price is the sam
\ fit
Knit 1 /y *
rait J ^
|/ NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPAN
M returnlnK 10 Abbeville on LOWNDESV ]
Dr. Lomiii Is here seeking rest bat bis
office Is crowded dally and he will bave to go ~~
to another climo If be wants rest from bis
Vrs. Gertrude Moore Taylor of Atlanta Is In E wuh^ t e1f???o? r^r flv
1?ei&:,ylt,Dg hef Parenl8' CDd Mr8' G> ton cropto? 1M5 will hsSeVe
Mrs? L* R. Vose, accompanied by her Srmels'Sol'ngtobStoy"^
daughter, Mrs. Robert Hill of Carlisle are ^to the M teres and rec
expected In the city tomorrow. Mrs. Hill Jj?g? bey ko ou reeardl?s
will remain tor some time as the guest of cro?y-g We 8rfenterlr
her bister. Mrs. McDonald. that we ihLl do in^he next
Mrs. James T. Latimer of Lowndesvllle S| ths ijli
scent several days of last week In the cltv the nrKTt lei ?* nil Anaa n/MT
gaMrtB?pbH %lu^anff,n Rifc h v, ward the fanner waa there e
nn u nio??^ tr n Richmond, Va., 8Q mnch interest was taken
Mrs. F. B. Brogdon returned home last mlehfadd sSmost'ever
Saturday from a pleasant visit to relatives at J?UUoi?s advice.
Mrs. w! E. Cason of Anderson spent Sun- 1 E^in^th^fai
day in the city with homefolks. at a?bort*crocw 111 be be tt
Mr. Eddie Kor he, the DOllte and attentive one Now ltTs uD ^ blm to
clerk in the city postofflce. spent a day or " *8
two of last week In Columbia. We will tell ?Sd every one of us con8?der
you all about his visit In the next Issue of *?thl8 cr?p would mean not
MrTCry Hill of Carlisle spent last Mon- ? banklnTp^'ou^^lorl
day in the city. Come over on a flying trip w? , the man that ?>ulc
and returned In a few hoars time. Harry Is Jfinarabiedamaae It would d
charmed with the little city of Carlisle and r Kave Droduoed a crop 1
more particularly with the many pretty and ,Th? who? worl(| cannot si
charming young ladles to be found there. we wiU ?rry over a 10W|(
/ news budget on route no. 3. which within Itself would b?
Interest of tbe former but be
La?t Thursday we were not basking In the ed a leader for tbe speculat
sunshine of balmy spring, but were wrapped can depress the market.
In our overcoat to shield us from tGe stormy Give us another 13.000,000
wintry winds which blew the rain and sleet would take ten years for
In on every aide. We thought If there was over tbe efforts of It and In I
any springtime about that day, that winter rich weuld beoome richer a
surely lingered In Its lap. come poorer. There would
A line rain fell last Sunday along route No. larmers who are studying to
3, some ball with It, but no barm done. who would never be able to
Miss Lucy Glbert closed a most success, would be all he could do to J
ful terra of her school near Mountain View buckle meet by the most
last week and returned Saturday to her Think of selling a bale of c
bomaat Lebanon. dollars and paying sevea do
Mr. J. E. Evans and sister, Miss Emma of a dollar a bushel lor corn an
Xjeouoou were among me visitors id me in proportion ana now id ui
City last Monday. and common Heme Is be goli
Miss Georgia Marti, accompanied by her he makes It at home. Wner
brother Mr. W. O. Mars of Calhouns Mills la 60 blind to bis own lnteret
section were shopping In the city last Mon- mit that he cannot affold to
day. and hominy when It Is his
Mr. McDonald and sister ol Calhouns Mill Don't fool yourself brother
were guests In the city last Monday. pone that all the other farmc
Mr. A. K. Watson of Lebanon had business duce their acreage and yo
in the city last Monday. them you might wake up
MlssLlla Smith of Lebanon accompanied thousands were thinking as
by Master Lester Edwards spent last Sat- that such should be the case
urday and Sunday very pleasantly with hand lets see how much brei
Mrs. Ira B. Cannon near Hodges. raise and prepare for war In
Mrs. W. B. Wilson after remaining In tbe Weoannot buy our llvlj
city for several weeks under the skillful ?ents cotton and pay our del
treatment of Dr. L. T. Hill returned to ber say that I have confidence ii
homo at Lebanon last Saturday much lm- if there Is another bumper
proved lh health. raised there will be a bumj
Mm. R. P. McNeill accompaned by her raised also.
ulster Miss Emma Penney of Sharon were
guests lnthe city one day last week.
Miss Lillian McCanty accompanied by ber
brother Robert were among the visitors In i.
tbe city last Monday. jjocbih.
lD.Gunev Refrigerators 1
ioiiicj rr net nuupyju^ ju tuo vii/ idrou iuvuuaji i . . , - . . ~ a ^
Mrs. Norman Cason Is expected home ' Kind gU&Dtced to glV? &
from Augusta hospital tomorrow. Many temperature with less
friends are extremely anxious about her rofr|~firA<-np rrmrip K>rr
extremely critical condition and sympa- refrigerator maae iverr
lhe ,amlly ln lQelr anxl" Afi ne line of furni
cheapest to the best ca
sad accident. the up to date furnitur
On last Thursday night Mr. Rennle Cade Kerr Furnitnre Co.
was drowned at the new bridge ferry while Dn?a ni^hirea ?h?dpf
trving to foru and swim Savannah river. . ^UgS, pictures, anauet
Mr. Cade was the son of Mr. Sam Cade ring stoves, refngerati
and was about 25 years of age, and his uu- mosquito nets, clocks,
timely death la deeply regretted by a large nnli* ? flVprvthiii?? tha
circle of relative* and friends. The river poiieres everyiiiinj, ma
has been watched day and night and every nish or beautify your
effort made to recover his body, but up to found at the Kerr Furn
this writing all efforts have faUed. IOThe ^ Furaitnre
m largest best furnished, I
liaivamzea i gallon oil cans at war- ea lowest pnceu iurm
gan's 5 & 10 cents store for only 19 cts. Carolina.
9 1-4 in plates good quality porcelain ??
for 5 cts at Dargan's 5 & 10 cents store. If you need a truss or a pal
. , ? , ,, . - . to Speed's Drue Store where
White foot Hosery, also black foot what you want.
in extra lengths for ladies and men, Try our 6yrup White Pine
and double heel, toe and triple knee tar for your cough, we guars
for girls and boys, at Dargan's 5 & 10 ?hesrfufly r.?ucd yo^yiwi
cents store for only 10 cents.
jjJT 1
[LLE Proclomatlon Issued by President
Roosevelt.
I, 1tt, Washington, March 29?The President to- V-?la
April 10, ik&, day Issued a proclamation inviting the na? ; ;r|
Hons of theeartb to be represented bj their . V'A2X?
e weeks the cot?, military organizations and naval vessels at 'v?9
ten planted, wbat tbe oelebratlon to be held In the vicinity of
in tell. Are the Jamestown, Va., from May 13, until NOvem?
their colors und ber, 1907. The proclamation la as follows:
luce their acreage "By tbe President of the United States of J
and raise anoth- America." .
'four* weeks will "A PROCLAMATION"
Whereas, the oongress of tbe United Siatee ^1
are turned to- passed an act approved March 8.190#, and tEgl
i M entitled "An act to provide to celebrate tbe , : :3
in mm / wny Qf the American nation, the permanent ^ 2
n,ewBPfi|per seulemement of English speaking people on
ybody is giving the western hemisphere, by the holding of an
. toteroatlonal naval, marioe ana military oei- '
ebration in the vicinity ofJamestown on (be -' 3
*v,Zir wi wa '?th of Hampton roads, In the state of VLr? .y,-J.
el J,,"1 >,?!?? gitdato provide for the suitable and perm*? 3s
practice what be neDt, commemoration of said event and to an- r'i:
i??? h tbortzean appropriation in aid therefor and k:
for other purposes, and said aot, reads aa fol? m
only to the farm- jows ;
?,?DU 1 o"Section i. The president of the United ;.ff
,??8? ^ States is hereby uutborlzed to Issue a procla- ; '
1 conceive tholr- atanQn Qf eaid celebration, setting forth the
? , event to be commemorated, Inviting foreign &s I
^ nations .to participate by the sending of their
2iP naval vessels and such representation of their
. military organizations as may be proper."
hon "Now, therefore, I, Theodore Roosevelt,
i,? president of the United States, by virtne oi
or by which he 1he authority vested In ine bv said aot, do .J|
. . . ., hereby declare and proclaim that there shall
?i? be inaugurated in the year 1907, at and near
JS,?gif2 The waters of Hampton roads, In the state of
-? Virginia, an international naval, marine and ' v
Ka military celebration, beginning May 18 and >
ending not later than November 1, 1907, for
V*/ "x?the purpoee of commemorating in a fitting
??? J and appropriate manner the birth of the
American nation, the first permanent settle*
meutof English speaking people on the .'I
n /?.American continent made at Jamestown, Ilof.
fnrflnnmnd ?- ? . u? ,o.u Mot, 1 An onH In a
"?,u * ? r :? v a.. uu iud iolu unj v* *w.? ?"? ?? "
d everything else der tbat the Kreat events of the American hiee
name of reason j tory wb1ch have resulted therefrom may be
ok to live unless accenuated to tbe present and lutare geneiae
Is tbe man who | t,on8 0f American citizens.
it wbo will not ad- ?A.nd, In tbe name of tbe government and
neglect hit) hog | pe0p]e of tbe United States, fdo therefore Invery
life Itself. vite all the nations of the earth to take part
farmer and sup? ln commemoration of the event which haa
ire are going to re- bad B ^ reaching effect on tbe coarse ol hnu
will profit by iman bistory, by sending their naval veuels
to the fact that LO the uld celebration and by making snoh
yon. God forbid '^presentations of their military organlza?
but on the other i(j;ODg a8 may be proper.
id stuff we can ..jn testimony whereof I have now set my
time of peace. ton(i aDd caused the seal of the United
Qg with 8 and 4 suites to be affixed.
>ts. I am glad to ..Done ln the city of "Washington, this
1 the farmers and ^^nty-nlntb day of March, one tbousand,
crop of cotton ajJa6 hundred and five, and in the lndepend?
)er crop of corn eDee of the United States, the one hundred
and twenty-ninth.
W. L. Kennedy. THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Br tbe President.
AXVET ADEE,
Acting Secretary of State,
i ' > - y?8
;he ice s aving ' * '
lower degxe? of We are kepl buBy the8e ^ayg looking
ip.A than anv after the wants of tbe Deode that we have
Furniture Co. to" stay oiose to the ground, we have no
time for "hot air" and flghty flights,
ture from, the , Speed'sDmgstore.
II be fou nd at Easter Egg dye for sale at Speed's Dru?
a aforfl o f the Store. .
aiure ? 1 Smoke Speed's Clnco Cigars and keep
g-ood taste In your mouth for Easter its only
i, lamps, mat- t.911 days off.
3rs, ice b oxes, Did you ever try Vinol for that weak, tlrad
lace curtains feeling. We guarantee etery bottle, If U
f fur falls to do what it claims, we will cheerfully
>t goes 10 iur- i refUn(i your money. P. B. Speed, Agent tor
home can be factory.
iture Co. 1 If your child is weak and puny try Vinol,
> f!n hav. * the it will bring health and color to the little
' *' _ . _nnt 1 cheeks again. We guarantee It. Speed'!
)est const roct-. ^rug Store.
ture in U ipper The girls all prefer Huylers candy, don't
rtek anything cheaper, or the other fellow ^
might beat you out Food for the Angels at
Speed's Drng Store.
Ir of crutcl iwgo We fill perscrlpttons, and with Dr. C. H.
you always find McMurray a first nonor graduate as perscrlpMod
clerk you may rest assured they will be ^H9I
Compound "wUh -filled right and In good timd.?Speed's Drag
intee every lottle Htore.
nonoy'8 W6 WlU Fine China at Dargan's 5 & 10 cents Vrfl
p. b. 8pe e?JL ?tore in great profusion. ..u ^
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