Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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0 , V In-' I *v S .. . . P' " ' llf ' fv ' tr r ?????i????mmmm?? ,T. , Farmers' Educational ; and Co-operative Union. ; Communication* for tbla column aboald be addreued to J. C. Stribllng, Pendleton, 8. C. %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% The Founder of the Farmers' Union la dead. Newton Gresham, the father of the Farmers' Educational and Co-opera- , tive Union of America, died at his home at Point, Texas, April 10th. Newton Gresham is dead but his work and spirit lives on in the Farmers' Union, which is already the greatest farmers' organization that the world has ever knowD. < ? ' " * ? In the Farmers' union organ i^awun Newton Gresham has left to his people, his family and the Southern farmers as well an heritage and monument to his memory that is far greater than a mint of gold and many statues in bronze. His South Carolina Union brethren mourn his loss, while we bow to the will of Him who gave him for our good. Peace be unto his ashes. Notice. To the Farmers of South Carolina; You are hereby called to meet in delegated power at Anderson, S. C., May 31st, 1906, for the purpose of organizing a preliminary State Union. Basis of .o^.MontaHnn in organized counties - will be one for every 100 members, or majority fraction thereof. 1 In countieswhere there is do County 1 Union, one delegate from each local . union. All farmers who are members are invited to attend. All counties that have no Farmers' Union organi- < zation are invited to send farmer dele- 1 gates. Please send names of delegates 1 toB'F. Earle, Anderson, S. C., ten days before. The purpose for which the State Union is called is to adopt a constitution and by laws to govern the Farmers'Union in South Carolina; also to bring (he farmers in a close and secret organization for the purpose of holding and controlling the price of , cotton ; also, to encourage the building of a Farmers' UDion Warehouse in every county in South Carolina, to be owned and controlled by farmers. B. F. Earle, State Organizer, Anderson, 8. C. Farmer?' U nion News. ?This South Carolina Farmers' Union column is now published in every Southern State froi;? the Rio Grande to the James Rivers. ?Texas and Oklahoma papers state that our Farmers' Union members now round up more than six hundred thousand farmers' i.hat belong to the union. Cheer up, farmers, your organization is growing very fast in both numbers and knowledge. ?Tell all farmers, whether they are delegates or not, to come to Anderson, S. C., on May 31st, to beprewnt at the organization of the State Farmers' Union. . ?Any farmer not already a member of the Union can be initiated at Ander on and become a member ana representative at this State Union from any county that has no organization already in the unioD. ?National President of the Farmers' Union, R. F. Duckworth, O. P. Pyle, lecturer, President Barret, of the Georgia State Union, and several oth.. _.. I V" V t ; v-V"' ! . . !v ' V I r F5 l "Mod. C price, C ( attrac ( H. C er noted men aad officers of the National Union will be on hand at Anderson May 31st to assist in organizing '' - TTnUn V wflQU lnr>A 1 and Lilts O IttlC UUIUUl -M~t. VUJ county unioD in the State should be represented at this State Union. Building Oar Forts While Comparative Peace is In the Southland Cotton Market. In answer to many inquiries from farmers for the cheapest plan for farmers to put up their own warehouses, we are getting together a lot of very interesting information, as to plans and cost of a very simple, good and cheap Farmers' Union warehouse that most any strong local Union can put up themselves at comparative small cost. Se*d in to our bureau all the information you have on this subject. ?There seems to be no salvation or hope for that miserable, simple-mi tided "all cotton farmer" who absolutely refuses to heed the warning of the Farmers' Union about not planting more food cropB. Nothing in the way of words seem to affect these slaves of a ruinous system. They cannot be made to feel anything of less force than a rear-end collision with a billy goat or a hungry cotton mule that would rorce inem 10 eai iu?ir ixjuhih from the mantlepiece for about a week. ?You Farmers' Union man stan<f up there and pull off your bat, we have something to tell you tbat will make you feel proud. Did you ever think that our South Carolina Farmers' Union column was now being published in papers that reach over four hundred thousand Southern people who auscribe to these papers? Newspaper men tell us that is so! This should remind all who furnish information for this column tbat we should be very careful what we say, for thib responsibility is not only great, but our teachtKJo o/tiiAQtinnol tinn ohnnlH lUgO BJWUg .mo CUUW11UUU1 1.JJV be conducted upon a high plane. ?What about that farmer that continues to drive a nail with a rock, or old plow, and allows hia wife to do the same way, when the price of three drinks of whiskey and a plug of tobacco would pay for a good claw hatchet? It la Dangerous to Neglect a Cold. How often do we hear it remarked: "It's only a cold," and a few days later learn that the man is on his back with pneumonia. This is of such common occurrence that a cold, however slight, should not be disregarded. Chamberlain.s Cougb|Remedy counteracts any tendency of a cold to result in nneumonia. and has trained its great popularity and extensive sale by by its prompt cures of this most common ailment. It always cures and is pleasant to take. For pale by C. A. Milford Abbeville $. u. Ji. m. xouDg Due West C. Abbeville Lumber Co., lias on hand, not coming, 250,000 Shingles, 5 cars Flooring, Ceiling and Siding, 1 car Sash, Blinds and Doors. 1 car best White Star Lime. The Hays System of By Applying "Modern Insures the Best / rou desire the highest quality of tail u will nav vnu to investi^at pi lVt) II Tf lit |#*?j J - ? w ern Methods" of tailoring. >ur established reputation for first-cl is a sufficient guarantee of satisfacto I )ne order from you will insure your i )ur Spring and Summer assortment :tive. v ** * ? ? J.J 'm <k11 1 Ol Jur line is represciucu m an mt6v v. . L. E. HAYS & CO., Cinci REPRESENTED BY t. ANDERSON / , f Ik Peoples Saving Bant, 1 w ABBEVILLE, S. C. DIRECTORS. OFFICERS. S. G. Thomson, H. G. Ander* 8. G. THOMSON, President. g. a. Neuffer, C. C. Gambre G. A. NEUFFER, Vice-President. W. E. Owens. C. 8. Jones, E. E. COX, Cashier. J- e- Stark, Ed. Keiser, Jonn A. Harris. Briehan's Be sure and call aroum and see my new Lunc] Counter, which is run i: --ci+rrln q+ tTlO U.jJ" LU'UiX UU Otj it/j iaj U ujLi.^ New Bakery. CAKES, CANDY and BREAD THE BES* ' J. W. BRBIHA.HN. New Store above McKee's. The largest and most complete line of Stationery, Books and School Supplies Can be seen at Milford's Drug Store. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. TTTPHTTOTT RTCPVTfiE. EVERY DAY ALL THE WAY. High-Back Coaches, Drawing-Room Sleepers, and Southern Railway Dining Cars. Finest Cars. Fastest Time. Covenient Schedules on local Trains. For full information, consult any Southern Itailway Agent, or R. W. HUNT, BROOKS MORGAN, Division Passenger Agent, Asst. General Passenger Agent, Charleston, ti. C. Atlanta, Ga. Tailoring Methods" Results. y loring service at m( e the Hays Systeir ass tailoring, at m< try results. future patronage. t of styles are uni ties of the United Limau^ v/itiu* & COM] We can furnish you'withls standard sizes Doors, Sash a] Blinds One car just received, Abbeville Lumber Co. If yoo want to buy crepe tissue paper che er than ever before In your life, go to Spee drug store. Wilson,Henry a Co. offor special indu meets for yoar trade on Mondays. on> You can bur 31.25 mercerized underskl 11, for 98cts, next Monday. We are Sole Agents here for VJr.nl T 111V1 The most famous Cod Liver Oil p paration known to medicine. 1 Contains ALL the medicinal e ments of cod liver oil, actually tab from fresh cod's livers, but not a di I of oil. k) Delicious to the taste and recogni: LA throughout the world as the greates n STRENGTH CREATOR for old people, weak, sickly worr and children, nursing mothers and ter a severe sickness. Cures Hacking Coughs, Chro: Colds, Bronchitis and all Throat a Lung Troubles. Unequaled to ere ran appetite and to make those vi , are too thin, fat, rosy and healthy. Try it on our guarantee to reti your money if you are not satisfied. Speed's Drug Store SEALED BIDS SEALED BIDS for completing the bi building Ht Poor House will be recel at this office until Friday, the 4th day of May, 12 o'clock M. Specifications can be eeec County Supervisors orece. The right 1b reserved to rejeot all bids, G. N. NICKELS, April 21, 1930. C. S. A. I Estate of Geo. E. McCalla, Dec Notice of Settlement and Applicati for Final Discbarge. TAKE NOTICE that on the 24th day May. 1906.1 will render a flnaijaccouu my acting and doings as Executorof the tate of George R. McCalla, deceased, In " Moo nf .i mien of Probate for Abbeville Co I ty at 10 o'clock a in., and on the same < will apply for a final discharge from iny ti as such Executor. All persons having demands against e estate will present them for payment or before that day, proven and authenticate! be forever barred. ISAAC H. MCCAIjLA. April 124,l!XHi. Executo The State of South Carolin COUNTY OK AHBKVILLK l*UOIfATK COUKT. In the iMatter or the Estate of John Ly Deceased. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All perfOUH Indebted to salil estate m settle without delay, and those hold claims against the estate must present tb properly attested to F F ALPHA LYON, April ID,! Adminlfltrato / * (derate TL? I 1 tic >derate usually States, 3 ANY. I * M I Farmers' h ?p I State, County an Pi-?a1riflnt : V1C6-I fU F. E. HARBISON. P. B Board of* Dlreoton Brown, G. A. Visaoska, John A. Har W. Parker, W. P. Greene. We solicit yonr business i it safely and We are in position to make you when'placed in re" Our Savings leen op 56(3 ; SCHOO] " Tablets Die ,nd ate ? ho im ^ General Sc " Speed's ] Ick ved vwky|4i^ 60 YEARS' Ofl^^H^EXPERIENCE ^ HISnnpHMHHH m y l J i l j ^ a / if | 1 I I I k I I HPEMmH Trade Marks 'd, CoJBESfca Anyone sending a sketch and description mtj quickly ascertain oar opinion free whether an ?,, invention Is probably patentable. Communlca. 011 tlons strictly confidential. HANOBCOK on Patents sent free. Oldest agency for securinffpatento. oirfln thronah Mann & Co. TOOelvt of ipecialnotice, without charge. In the a Scientific American. nn A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Lanrest cirI, " culation of any scientific Journal. Terms, <3 a 3a? year: four months, |L Sold by all newsdealers. i mffliterw^nej?d? i or i or r. dr. j. r. nickles, a Surgeon Dentist. ' Office over C. A. Milford's Drug Stor 0d i>rtj. a. dicksojn SURGEON DENTIST. "ng GOLD FILLINGS; CROWN AND BRIDG em WORK A SPECIALTY. A GOOD PLATE. ........... $8.00 AMALGAM FILLINGB75o and. l.OO r OFFICE OVER BABKSDALE'S STORK MB i \SiSt^MH 't^H H ^1 ' ,;^M ui^H| v^$j[M Jja 5'l . i \ of ileia i d City Depository.; t ealdent: Cashlar: . SPEED. J. H. DuPBE. "'i ? t? rr?,iflAn P "R. flnaed. C. D.a B X1 X14* * ?J ?K 1 f ris, K. M. Haddon, A. E. Watson, Lewis I and are prepared to handle I conservatively. loans, and to pay interest on deposits, v * Department. 1 " y . ' L BOOKS ' v: Pencils | ink | hool Supplies. I Drug Store. 1 OR. 6, E. CALVERT, SURGEON DENTIST. At Dr. Killingsworth's office. Auifuiit 16, 1905. tf r DENTAL NOTICE. Or. S, 0. Thomson, OFFICE CJP-8TAIRS ON MQILWAM Corner, Abbeville. 8, 0. I | DO YOU NEED A ^ iviower j = or Rake? IK SO, CALL AND BEE US AT e< ONCE. WE ARE AGENTS r KOtt THE DEERING AND '> HAVE A FEW THAT WE WILL CLOSE OUT AT A REDUCED PRICE. IE Yours for baslneM, , L. T. & T. M. MILLER