The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, April 26, 1905, Image 1
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The Abbeville Press and Banner,!
BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. 0., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26. 1905. ESTABLISHED 1844 |J
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DEVOTEI
INSPECT
pm OUR CLC
Will be profitable to yc
garments that are corr<
prices are moderate,
mum value at the min
& S." clothes are "n
price." Give us a LI'
we will welcome the
j
through.
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| COTTON' GROW]
\lf is the most interesting topic these days,
iU to get the best results all planters should
^ AHIilJUUZIUXU UlUJttXlJLil
ili Ask your dealer for them, and If he ha
m got them, make him get thorn, and wril
us for our book on cotton.
$ Anderson Phosphate and (
Jg ANDERSON", S. C.
Abbeville Lumber C<
Dealers in
Lumber, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Sh.ii
Best Portland Cement, full barrel, $2.50.
Just received three cars Shingles, from the cl
best. Car of Doors, Sash and Blinds just in.
5 Lumber on hand. Flooring, Ceiling and Siding.
Get our prices and we will do the rest?viz:
ABBEVILLE LUMB1
The same old stand, near S. A. L. D
REPORT OF THE CONDI
THE. NATIONAL BANK OF ABBE
.A.t the close of business Marc
\ Resources. I?ia
Loans and Discounts $158,808 08 Capital Stock
Overdrafts 6,453 95 Surplus and Pro]
TJ. 8. Bonds.: 18,750 00 National Bauk J
Other Bonds and Stocks 1,500 00 Bills payable
Banking House & Real Est. 9,983 84 Deposits
Expense and Taxes 2,445 65
Redemption Fund .. 937 50
Cash 15,279 55
Due from Banks 36,123 19
$250,281 76
Interest Allowed on Deposits in Savings
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D TO AN /fMfII
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iu. We can fit you out in
3ct in every detail and our
We give you the maxilimum
price. The "S, M.
lade right at the right
TTLE OF YOUR TIME,
opportunity to show you
OTHING CO
Itlicmiiatic Pain* Quickly Itelirved.
w|> Tbe excruciatlDKpain?eharRClerli/Ucofrhei
Mr matlsm aDd sclailca are quickly relieved hi
1 |i| # a^l w| i applying Chamberlain's Fain Balm. Th
I |v 1 Mr krem pain relieving power of the llnlmen
111 klji has been the surprise and delight of thotif
Mf aods ofsufferers. The qnlckrellef from pali
. ilii which It afford* Is alone worth many times Iti
ana Mf cost For sale bv nil druggists Abbeville, H
uge M. Young, Due Weat^
Zi?iRSi Overworked
n't W KIDNEYS
te to yli
}V- Jlnrrny's Iluehu, <?in ami JuniMr
'? prescribed and endorsed by emluent
i-v?l ili phjslclans. It cures when all else falls.
Lfll VI Prevents KidDey Disease,Dropsy,Brlght's
*1* Disease, etc. At all drug stores.
$1.00 a Bottle.
Or Direct from
THE MURRAY DRl't; CO.,'
ompany,
SEDUCED RATES
-TOog-les,
Lime. 3. C.
heapest to the very via Southern Railway.
Two cars Dressed . ? "
Account South Atlantic
^ ? States Music Festival.
OIZ* Accouut of the South Atlantic States Musl<
Festival at Spartanburg, S. C., May 3rd-5lb
Hj 1 1903, the Southern KhiIwhv announces the
^ * very low rate of ONE FlHsr CI,ASS FAKE
plus 25 cents lor the round trip(mlnlmutr
Lraie ou cents.
Rates to apply from all stations, Atlanta
Athens and Elberton to Greensboro, N. C.
?? inclusive and from Cliiirlesiou and SayanuaL
to Asheville, N. C., inclusive.
Tickets to oe sold 1st, 12nd, 8rd and Itb o
T~VT" May from H" points In the above territory
-J- -Lv-'JJN WX1 also on May 5th from Btatlons, Greenwooc
anil Greenville to Charlotte, N. C., and Anht
at at vllle to Columbia, Inclusive. Final limit o
.VITjTjE S C all tickets May 6th, l'J05
I " Wi Vt For lurther lulormatlon as to rales, etc., ad
drens any agent oJ the Southern Railway, or
I r^-t _< r\ /- r- Brooks Morgan,
II 21,1905. A. G. P. A. Sou. Uy.,
Atlanta, Ga.
bilit iCS. j The reputation of being a "good fellow
never helped a man at a bank. Keep youi
$ 75 000 00 *eltby taking Vlnol und smoking Speed'i
a*:::::::.::.. 25,858 07 ciuc?cii;ar8sotes
18 750 00 Well buckets at Dargnn's 5 A 10 ots Store
lo'ooo 00 The kind that Kinks quickly?39 cents.
J20 672 70 A good selection of water palls in whlK
" ' cedar, red cedar and pine at Durban's 5 and li
cent store. Prices lower thau you are iu thi
habit ol paying.
Valentines from .01 to 15 cents at Dargan'i
5 and 10ct^ store.
We till perscrlptlons, and with Dr. C. H
081 ~u MoMurray a tlrst nonor gradua:e as perscrlp'
v-of,-i31 io t ion cleric you may rest assured they will hi
? ?...filled right and in good time.?Speed's Druj
Department. store.
General Xcwh Notes.
Berlin professes to believe that
peace negoiians will be under way in
30 days.
Many natives and a number of
Europeans were killed during the
earthquake shocks in Jndla.
Special Aueut E. H. Shriever, of
Westminister, Md., is said to have
lost his place in the postoflice depart
raenc.
The resignatian of Charles F. Shaffer,
Jr., starts a lively fight for the
position of postmaster of Laurel, Md.
Snow fell at many points in the
South Thursday for abour 15 minutes.
It is feared that much damage is done.
De Witt Smith, president of the
Chespeake Wester Company, was
charged in New York with grand lar
cency.
Richard Jackson, a popular and well
known young man, was killeb at Valdosta,
Ga., by the colision of two
locomotives.
v President Roosevelt reached Galveston,
Texas, on his southern tour,
having deli vered short addresses.
Nicholi Zavolsky, the adopted son
of Maxim Gorky, the Russian novelist
and reformer, is in America and
will make a tour, preaching socialism.
Baltimore and Philadelphia attorneys
argued before the inerstate com
merce commission in favor of the
freight differential.
The rival forces of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society are lined up
for the tight at the meeting of directors
calld for today.
Emperor William arrived at Naples
and was received by the duke of
Aosta amid the boomiDg of caiinon
and the shouting of the populace.
For the first time in 20 years the
liberals were successful in the byelection
at Brighton, and the news gave
rise to a demonstration in the house
of commons.
It appears from official document
published at Washington that Emreror
William of Germany was the
. first to suggest taking steps to preserve
the integrity of China and narrow
thesqhere of hostilities.
There is much alarm in Russia over
indications showing that a grave
crisis impends, and that the revolutionary
forces are preparing to foment
disorder.
mi*
J. Lie cuugregauuuai uiiuioiem, m
their protest against acceptance of the
Rockefeller gift of $100,000 for missions,
are severe on the Standard Oil
magnate.
J. G. Phelps Stokes, millionare and
son of Anson , Phelps, a millionare,
will marry M?as Rose H. Pastor, formerly
a staff correspondent of the Jewish
Daily News.
Dr. Wiley is investigating the patent
medicine business.
The Coroner's jury blames the Alabama
disaster on the mine owners.
There are rumors of a miltary plot
to overthrow the French goverment.
The Southern Pa6ific steamship
Louisiana sank at her whart at New
Orleans.
Tobe Thorton,- the pegro assailant
of Miss Dismukes at Americus, Ga.,
will hang April 27.
President Castro of Venezuela has
defied the United States and refuses
to cope with the asphalt cases from
the Venezuela supreme court.
Engineer Wallafce says the work on
the Panama Canal will be pushed
5.000 men are now employed and
many more will be put on the job.
R. B. Grover <fc Co., whose shoe factory
at Brockton, Mass., was blowo
up by an exploding boiler with great
loss of life, have made an assignment.
Commissioner oi .Tensions Warner
threatens to suspend 10 members o!
the board of pension review for allowing
allegeb illegal pension? to be
granted.
American Amdassador Joseph
Choate was elected by English lawyer
to the position of master of the bench
j of the Middle Temple, a rare honor
y conferred upon outsiders.
e New York's attorney-general has
[ the amended charter of the Equitable
i" Life Assurance Company, but wil
b not pass upon it until the court pro
ceedings for an injunction to restrain
actualization are dismissed.
Senator Thomas C. Piatt has formed
an alliance with former Governor
Franks. Black to control politics in
New York state in opposition to former
Governor Odell.
United States Senator Mitchell was
arrainged at Portland, Ore., charged
witn participation in iana irauas. tie
pleaded not guilty and challenged
the legality of the grand jury which
indicted him.
Presideut Roosevelt killed a rattlesnake
Sunday morning near his
camp iu Oklahoma. It was a large
serpent. Mr. Roosevelt cut oft'its rattles
and will preserve them as a memento.
Geu. Charles P. Eagau, whose connection
with the "embalmed-beef"
inquiry brought him into unpleasant
prominence, complained that children
iu the neighborhood of his house in
New York were annoying him, but
tbe police couJd See no reason for interference.
1 J. Morgan Smith and wife, brotherin-law
sister, respectively, of "Nan"
Patterson, ihe chorus girl accused of
the murder of "Caesar" Young by
. snuuuug hi a uau, wuuaie wauteu iu
New York as witnesses aud also on
the charge of conspiracy to extort
from Young, decided to abandon all
5 further resistance to extradition from
j Cincinnati. The trial of "Nau" Pat.
tersou was postponed for one week.
1 There is reported to be on foot a
, plan to consolidate the Virginia iron,
steel aud coal concerns.
1 A third $100,000 gift by John D,
i Rockefeller, of the Standard Oil Comj
pauy, has beeu announced.
Clarence S. Darrow has beeu named
1 to have charge of traction litigation
. on behalt of the city of Chicago.
Captain Volpert, of the French army,
was arrested, suspected of complicity
in an alleged military plot.
The arrangements for the transfer
' of Ambassador Azpiroz's body to the
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V^l'lUALlUia UL AUUU|MMi3 >VC1C UUIJUULIt'
ed.
Washington Dessau, a Macon lawyer,
dropped dead while addressing
j the Georgia supreme court at Atlanta.
ii Senator McComas is mentioned for
? tlie vacancy in the United States
court of claims caused by the death of
8 Judge Weldou.
The dead bodies of two men were
- found in a coal mine near Atla, Ala.
; Tliey are supposed to have been killed
' by black damp.
It vou wish to see J>
beauty and. riches
L. W. ^
His stock of Spring and Sn
plete in all lines and in
attractive he has ever c
nn v annns
* vi WA/M*
He has everything you can call for in
the way of Dry Goods and at prices
as low as the lowest. Do not fail to
see his line of Dress Goods. All kinds
of Black Goods, Colored Voiles and Wash
Goods of every description. He has
White Goods from 5c to 50c a yard.
Laces and JETmbroideries
Are a specialty with him, and he has
never shown a finer collection of them.
L
The ladies and gentlemen, girls
are all most cordially invited to ci
aIn immense stock of most desirab!
L. W.
8EAB
AIR LINE 1
Between New York, Washington, B
Schedule in Effect J
67 43 86
Dally. Dally. Dally.
12 25pm|12 55pm 12 10 am 9 25 pm L N
O =v?irvrr? ? OQrim 7 Oft o m 10 IQam tft Want I
5 07pm I 6 26pm 9 42 am 2 37 am " Ba
7 26pin 10 60 am 4 30 am " Wai
11 00pm 2 20 pm 9 10 am " R1
11 40pm 2 67 pm 10 02 am " P
1 46am 5 10 pm 12 46 pm Lv N
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Dally. ' Dally.
9 30pm 9 25 am Lv Poi
10 02pm 9 54 am F
1 20am 1 20 pm Ar - N
1 57am 6 13 pm 1 40 pm Lv I
2 25am 6 37 pm 2 10 pm " Hei
9 00am 4 10 pm Ar... E
4 15am 7 00 pm 4 00 pm Lv I
6 20am 8 66 pm 6 16 pm " So Pines
7 15am 9 66 pm 7 30 pm Ar I
7 38am 10 IS pm Lv..........'...... E
58 9.10am 11 66 pm Ar A
Dally. 9 15am 12 01 am Lv 6
10 30im 1 20 am \.r .... 01
2 53pm 11 47am 2 46 am " C
3 41pm 12 33pm 8 85 am " Gr
4 08 pm 12 67pm 4 02 am Lv At
4 45pm 1 25pm 4 32 am ? CaJ*
5 28om 1 52pm 6 05 am " E
0 sopm * oupm b ue am /
7 20pm 3 26pm 6 46 am " M
7 55pm 8 55pm 7 20 am " Law:
0 20pm 4 55pm 8 40 am Ar.....? A
For further information regarding rates, Pullma
J. D. Miller, Agent,
PhODe No. 50, Abbeville, 8. C.
W. E. Chris
A. G. P. i
116 Peaohtree Stre
1 w WhUe" tocal8- Charleston and Wes
When In New York L. W. White closed oat _ . . , . _ ,
a large lot of boys' clothing from 6 to 17 years. Schedule In effect
Anyone In need of a boy's coat can certainly
get a bargain.
L. W. White is oflerlng a great bargain In Lv Greenwood 2 it
shirts. You can buy for 75 cents a shirt that Ar MoCormlck 3 41
is worth from $1.00 to 81.50. Ar Augusta 5 2C
Look at L. W. White's stock of white goods
for dresses and waists. All styles and all
prices from 5 to50 cents.
A few articles at White's that are very
cheap. Good calicoes at 4 cents. The very
beat at 5 cents. Colored homespuns at 4 cents,
Dress ginghams at 5 cents. We have already a ? Ph^^Htrfri
sold about 3000 yards of these goods. Un? Ar ^n&rieBK>n
oieacueu auiutjopuu ? yuru wiub m o ouaic. nr
White mercerized goods for skirts and waisis Ar Port Royal
an low as 10 cents a yard. Colored muslins ArSavannah ~
and white lawns at 5 cents a yard. Cotton? Ar Wavcros*
adesatlO cents, the heaviest at 16 cents. ; ?=-rWhite
Clotted swlss at 10 cents. Black taffeta N<
silk one yard wide at 75 cents, worth 81.00. ^,a'
First class white pearl Buttons at 5 cents a , ,, .
dozen. Greenwood 12 45
L. W. White has laces and embroidery of a? hnr* \ $
the daintiest fabrlos and most exquisite de- ? P g
signs In endless variety and at all prices. Lv SpartanburgS. Ry4 0
L.W.White Is offering good bargains In Ar Ashvu'e011*1110"'7 4
tabhs damasks, napkins, doylies and towels. . '""""w " , 0 r
Brllllantlnes are tho things for skirts. You ArOroJnw?iii& Is
can And them In black and colors at L. W. p?yreen llie ?.*
White's. Lv Greenwood 12 4
Don't forgot the embroidery and laces at ^1- nK8 2 2
White's. They are worth looking at. Ar dewberry V.7.7.7.7.'" 3 1
L. W. White has the most extensive line of Ar Columbia ".7.77.7.7 4 4
colored wa?b goods he has offered. Muslins, Ar Sumter. 6 2
lawns and batistes at^all prices. Ar Charleston 9 8
If you wnnt a white dress look at the Par- Arrivals at Greenwood
slan lawns at White's ranelng In price from from Augusta and
uu to V!0 ceniH. aiso extra goou values iu iu- -> ,rr
?, "??>5 "> ?- SbB.S."f
A beautiful line of ladles' slippers has Just j7e~ Crynes, Tkt. Agt.,0
arrived at White's. Also Misses and chll? Qeo T Bryan, Gen'l Agi
dren's slippers. Ernest William . Gen.
T. H. Ernei
Locals.
GuDey Refrigerators the ice saving
kind guanteed to give a lower degree of stQ?|ter Egg dye 81
temperature with less ice than any Dld you ever lry vinoi
refrigerator made Kerr Furniture Co. ffeeiiDg. We guarante
. _ c e -L e ,L fails to do what itclalmf
Afi ne line of furniture from the refund your money. P,
cheapest to the best can be found at factory.
the up to date furniture store of the If your child is weak a
Tfppr Rnpnitnrp f'n It will bring health an
Kerr r urnitnre CO. cheeks again. We gu
Rugs, pictures, shade*, lamps, mat- urug store.
ring stoves, refrigerators, ice boxes, The giri? aii prefer H
mosquito nets, ciocks, lace curtains, risli anything cheaper,
pnlieres everything that goes to fur- migbl beat you out. Fo<
nish or beautify your home can be sPeed'8 DrDs store,
found at the Kerr Furniture Co. 9 14 in plates good
The Kerr Furnitnre Co., have the for 5 cts at Dargaa's
largest best furnished, best construct- t u?n?.?
ed lowest priced furniture in upper . White foot Hoser>
Carolina in extra lengths for
LarollDa- land double heel, t<
? for girls and boys at
Galvanized 1 gallon oil cans at Dar- ceuta store for only 1
gan's 5 & 10 cents store for only 19 cts. gmoke gpeed,8 01nco
Fine China at Dargan's 5 & 10 cents g0od taste in your mouti
store in great profusion. leD dfty8 off
lew Goods in rarest |
it profusion go to
rr tt* i *i vo
mi co.
immer Goods is now com- ;i
l many respects is the most j
ifferred. " ', ' /|||
CLOTHING.
In addition to Dry Goods he would call
special attention to his department of
Clothing, bents humishing Caoods, Hats
and Shoes. He is' prepared to offer
great bargains in these lines, and purchasers
would do well to see what he
has to show them. When in New York
he closed out a large lot of children's
and boys' clothing from 6 to 17 years
and he is now offering great bargains |8
in this line.
s and boys of Abbeville Comity 1
all and supply their wants ont of J
le Merchandise.
. WHITE.
UAKD
X AIL WAY.
lichmond, Portsmouth & Atlanta.
ranuary 8th, 1905.
89 66 ^60
Dally. ' Dally. Dally.
ew York..- Ar 7 28 am 6 30 am 4 15 pm
3blladelpbla " 4 21 am 2 35 am 1 45 pm
iltlmore " 1 48 am 11 if pm 11 80 am
iblngton.- " 11 60 ?m 8 86 pm 9 50 am
cbmond " 6 80 pm 4 55 pm 6 28 am
iteraburg ?' 4 42pm 4 09 pm 5 49 am '?2g
orllna i Ar 2 10 pm 140 pm 8 34 am
88 32
Dally. Dally.
tamontb....... Ar 5 30 pm 7 50am
toffolk " 4 54 pm ?... 7 18 am
rorllna Lv 1 40 pm 8 30 am
forllna Ar 115 pm 135 pm 8 21am
nderson ' 12 37 pm 1 10 pm 2 56 am
lurbam - '* 10 05 am 6 00 pm t
lalelgb " 11 00 am U 50 am 1 25 am
> (Plneburat J.) " 8 80 am 9 45 am 11 20 pm
lamlet Ar 7 30 am 8 50 am 10 SO pm
[amlet - ,Ar 7 10 am 10 00 pm
lonroe .Lvi 5 40 am 8 85 Dm 52
lonroe Ar 5 35 am 8 {SO pm Dally.
jester Lv 4 06 am 7 14 pm
llnton " 2 46 am 6 (Opm 2 23 pm
eenwood " 186 am 5 15 pm 182 pm
ibevllle Ar 188 am 4 50 pm 103 pm
oun Falls " 1 00 am 4 21 pm 18 80 pm
Ibertoa " 12 28 am 8 66 pm 12 00 m -j;
ithens " 11 23 pm 2 57 pm 10 68 am
finder " 10 43 pm 2 28 pm 10 15 am
rencevllle " 10 10 pm 1 07 pm 9 45 am
, tlapta .... ?.Lv 9 00 pm 1 00 pm 8 40 am
id reaervatioDS, etc., apply to tbe uodersigDed.
Fred Gelsaler,
Traveling Paasenger A^ent,
116 Peaohtree Street, Atlanta, Ga.
itlan,
et, Atlanta, Qa.
tern Carolina Ry. Chambejla*n's cou?h Hemedy the
J Best and Most Popular.
April 16. 1905.
.2 No. 6 "Mothers buy It for cronpy children, ralllv
Dally road men bay It for severe congbs and jeldeiv
ly people buy It for la grippe," say Moore
;pm Bros., Eldon, Iowa. ^We sell more of Chamt
pm 9 31am berlain's Cough Remedy than any other kind.
) pm 11 15 am It seems to bave taken tbe lead over several
VfT~l2? other good brand*." There Is no question but
Daiiv this medicine Is the beat that can be procured
xor cougos ana coias, wnemer is oe a oniia or
adult that is afflicted. It always curea
( a ?n quickly. Sold by all druggists Abbeville, H.
4 41pm M.Young, Due West.
5 40 pm , , ;
7 40 pm
KB JUST IN
o 40 pm
F381 HAMMOCKS! I
i pm '.s*j|
| P , Finest line ever shown In Abbeville.
0 pm Qet yoor obolce early.
7 pm " ^ if
Dpm ;
9 p m ,. i yr r
5 pm '
18 pm FIRST SHIPMENT OF THE
5 pm
opS Peerless Iceland *
0 pm Ice Cream Churns, 1
5 pm , .
I: Train No. 1, dally. All sizes. Churns quickest, use leei
nedlate stations 12 43 jce> ice Tools.
illy, from Ashevllle,
a, Columbia and lnP
.
rrepnwood, S. U.
L, Greenville,S. C.
pass. Agt., Augusta, gcreen Doors and Windows.
rson, Traffic Manager (Plain and Ornaments.
" 3^
ale at Speed's Drug Water Coolers, Fly Fans.
for that weak, tired Lawn Mowers.
e every bottle, If it
j, we will cheerfully
B. speed, Asent for AbbevUle Hardware Co.
nd puny try Vlnol,
id color to the little
arantee It. Speed's if you need a truss or a pair of craVsbefigo
to Speed's Drug Store wbere you always find
uylers candy, don't what you want.
or the other fellow Try our syrup White Pine Compound with
id for the Angels at tar for vour coueb. we euar&nten ? rc hnt.ti*
of It to'glve satisfaction, If It falls we will
, . oheerlulJy refund you your money.
quality porcelain p. B. Speed.
5 & 10 cents store. l. T. & T. Miller has Just received seventy?
five bushels of sweet potatoes. Call and sup?
also black foot ply yourself before they are out,
ladies and men, See me before offering Abbeville Cotton
>e and triple knee Mill stock lor sale.
Dargan's 5 & 10 S- Link.
0 cents. We are kept busy these days looking
after the wants of the people that we have
Cigars and keep a to stay close to the ground, we have no
a for Easter Its only time for "hot air" and flgbty flights,
Speed's Drug Store.
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