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!? . J * < ' v/ Fhe Press and Banner jypubllsbed every Wednesday at 13 a fl ear In advance. ,r p Wednesday, June 27, 1906. [\ - n fc S. A. L. schedule. a: SoutbbouDd? ^ No. 51 daliy leaves Abbeville 5 30 a m *v 53 " 3 42pm ? 33 * ' 12.01 p m l 41 " ' 3 35 a m bl * Northbound? 38 " " 2.20 am u 32 " " 4.52 p m 52 " ' 1.01) p m 2,1 50 " ' Ar 9.80 p in No reduced rates from Abbeville to Atlanta a' as yet. Hope to ba^fe it soon. ^ * w The Commercial Club. A movement is on foot to form a Commer- *e' clal Club for Abbeville. S| This is something we ought to have had w long ago, but better late than never. Tbe w purpose of the club Is not tbe entertainment w of lis members but tbe welfare of tbe city. bl If you have not placed your name on tbe w lift look up Messrs. Perrln Quarles and O. H. ^ Cobb and give them your uame at ouce. These gentlemen have a long list of names la now and are meeting with nothing but en- ,t courugement on all sides. We may venture to say the undertaking will be a success. ,t (iet In line and li you can't pull, wby m pUHb! 01 ?^ w _ m Storm at Troy. y< The city of Troy was visited by a very Bevere blow last Sunday evening. d' No serious damage was done except. to tbe A. R. P.churcb. It was completely wrecked. A year or no ago tbe same cburcb w&h struck by lightening and damaged to tbe amonnt ol w tbreejor four hundred dollars. It was repaired . by tbe Abbeville Greenwood Mutual Insuiance Co., In whloh it was Insured. Tbe Policy 01 was continued aod on notification last Monday, President Blake renlitted a check for p? 51000.00 to cover loss. I Some Valuable Lots Exchange Hand*. so Mr. J. C. Ellis has purchased tbe beautiful lot which lies Just beyond Mr. R. M Haddon's on Main street. Tbe lot belonged to Mr. Haddon. It is an ideal place for a rest- or dence. 0I Dr. L.T.Hill bas sold tbe lot Just behind his residence on Church Street to Mr. J. A. Hill. This is also a fine lot and uear tbe s0 business part of tbe city. a | " ? th U Oil To Aew York. t>( Mrs. H. T. Tusten left Saturday for hf York to Join Mr. Tu6teD, who ban been en- . Joying a stay with bis sod tbere /or a month or more. ~ Di P< At Harris Lit bin. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Gary and Mr. and Mrs. K W. P. Greene Jell Saturday for Harris Lltbla ?P Springs. t'l Have you paid your water reul? Si " lb Of Interest to Executor* and AdminiMtraior*. is Tbe time for making returns to the Judge ?J of Probate by executors, administrators and guardians will expire on the 80tb Inst. Ir' All w bo fall to make tbelr returns by that time are liable to a heavy penalty. ? ' rTjfiitlrr w aCrilllg Ul IIIr vrmwanuv ?v..? Committee. w A meeting of the Democratic Executive Committee of Abbeville county is herebj v( called to meet on Monday, July 2nd, 1906. and a full meeting In desired and requested as bunInesit of Importance will be transited. sb Frank B Gary, County Cualrnian. F. Lost ! A solid gold double cane watch, lock ol black nalr in back, left In Court House SHtur- la day. Jnne 16. The finder will please return In to W. Q. Riley, Chief of Police. pi Picnic. J11 ' le Lay aside your farm work and come to the Warrenton picnic. Candidates are cordially invited to attend. The w date Friday June 29th. ?d Ju i es Water rents must be paid at once. &1 J as. Chalmers, bl Clerk. vl Mr. W. R. Bradley who was away from town for ten days relumed last Friday arter- |D noon. He was at MoCormtck part of the g; time, aDd while be was away he went down ^ to Port Royal. He thinks very little atten- |0 tlon is paid In Port Royal to the liquor law oi the Slate. Liquor was on sale In the open, ^ without even the pretense of a blind. Mr. Mack McCalla and Mr. McCarley oi Anderson are in the city arranging lor the right of way for the wire from the Savannah river dam. The power will be transferred af from the dam to Abbeville and from Abbe- b< vllle to Greenwood. When the line is put dt up the city will have electrlo service day and M Mr. Lee Miller Is Improving. While be batbeen quite nick bis condition at present Ib not 1 considered dangerous. All whh for him a speedy recovery. rtI Mrs. R V. Hltt and little Miss Eunice HIM returned last Monday from Toccoa. Ga , af ei spending >ome time with relatives at tbai h( place. d( Misses Made and Berta Mae Cooper irom Tooooa, Ga., are visiting tbelr sister, Mrs. K. rc V. Hltt. se Miss Ora Blgby and her sister, Miss Mattle '*< Blgby of Hooea Patb are attending tbe tenet- Cfl ers Institute at Rock Hill. * Mrs. Bollock cbaperoned a lively plcnlclng ' party to Rapiey's Shoals yesterday. w Miss Delia Boucbelle of Alabama Is visiting m friends in tbe oily. si Tbe young people of tbe city enjoyed a dance In Rosenberg's Hall Monday uigbu bt Tbe Misses Stark entertained last nlgbt In fl bonor of Miss Annla Rogers ol Union, S. C. w Mrs. E. C. Schroeder with her little h( graDd-daughter Mary Cox are visiting ir her daughter, Mr8. F. A. Dupre ol tb Atlanta, Ga. b( al Celery Cola will not core snake bite but It cures Indigestion, for sale by tbe Abbe- fft IIle Bottling Works. p( Don't forget tbe laces and embroideries at White's, be Is also offering a very cbeap lot of ribbons. /' If yon waut to see all the UpTo Date things In the Post card line couie to Dargans 6<&i0 cents Store? Have Just gotten In over a thousand. Are you in the market for a good Clock? CI If so, don't fall to see Dsrgans 5 & 10 cent pi Store before you buy, for there you will find ai Home good ones cbeap. tt Preserving Kettles and Oil Stoves are two ol things to think of in connection with Fruit ci Jars, and wben you|thlnk of either you- hi would save money by coming to tbls store It We are bead quarters on these goods. Dar n gans 5 & 10 cents Store. w A b|g shipment of tbat fine candy Just re- b ceived at Dargans 5 <* 10 cents Store. v We are Bbowlng a most excellent line of 10 'J cents goods all through tbe store now and we ~ would like to see you in, and price you - on a J" great many things we are a good deal under ~ tbe ma rket?Take FRuIT JARS for instance * Darga ns 5 & 10 oen ts store. c< At Dargans 5 & 10 cents Store you can see a ? big assoitmeni ot Crepe Paper? and tne pri- a ces are low, 4 rolls lor a quarter. li Don't lorget that Daxgan sells all tbe Maga- * zlnes. and also lakes subscriptions for any publication. Dcn't be fooled and made to believe that rheumatibin can be cured with lo- q cal appliances. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is the only positive cure i for rheumatism. 3o cents, Tea or Tab- i lets. C. A. Milford. 1 J. ' * ? If you want to bay crepe tlsi-ue paper cheap ^ er than ever belore in your lUe, go to Speed's C drug Btore. , If good quick service Is what you want 1 Allllord is ibe man you went to deal with. Q >He basthe store, the slock and a fine set of clerks. A promenent physician says that Celery Cola is the healthiest drink on the market. It'sa good brain lood as well as nerve tonic. The ctWbrated 1900 Washers Ju6t received all and examine. W. 1). Barksdale. j A Dice line of Comic Poat Cards at Speeds Drug Store. J Tanglefoot and poison fly paper a fresh at Speeds Drug fcstore. For paint, oils, varnishes and stain. Mil ' ord Is t he man you want to see. 0 c If yon need a good mower be sure and see E us before you buy. J. W. McKee, Jr., y If you want fine chewing and smoking to- I bacco go to Speed'* Drug Btore. Bucklen's Arnica Salve ] 1 The Beit Salve In Jhe.World. . .. . . . . .. . A y ; EAST END. NEWS ON KOr'? E NO. "M" came home last Monday with a buggy lied with all sorts of good things to ettt, om the kind, generous, and thoughtful peole. M" must be the best fellow In the world hat Is the pstrons along route No. 3 must link so) or else he hag the best patrons In le world to serve and truly tls the latter, >r they are courteous, thoughtful, generous ad kind, and to prove all this 1 can trutbilly say I have not bad a "kick" from rnau, otnan or child, white or. colored, since i ave been riding, now nearly tt^e years, and ask who can beat the record, or ever will ave a finer set of patrons to serve? MIssLtllle Link Is spending this week at lendale with Mrs. John A. Wilson. Miss Ellen Link Is spending a while with rs. George W. Wilson.. The many friends of Mr. 8. S. Link will be blighted to it-arn that the operation Ik over! id hestoou it finely and Is now doing wtllj re wish hltn u speedy recovery and hope ne 111 soon be able to come home. A flue rain fell along route 3 last Sunday ternoon, loo wet to plough monday on veral plantations but lighter through the laron and White Lick section. Crops are ell worked aud nearly ail clean of grass, hlch will be turned over to the plows this eefc. Cotton Is Btnall forthia time of theyear it looks green and flourishing. Corn looks ell, numbers of flelds will soon belaid by. early every farmer. If not al I on route 3 are ling Improved Implements thereby saving bor and keeping up with the working of ielr crops. Gilliam Brothers ara now ori the road with ielr big tractlou engine and thrashing acblne and are cleaning up the great stocks golden grain as they go. Listen for the hlstle aud clear the track or your horse Ight take on uew life aud double quick )u luto ? ditch, or side track you at least. This day week being the 4th of July known i Independence day, the carriers will be tnsplcioua by their absence on their several iutes, so don't forget their holiday and be ttlng at your box waiting and wondering hy they don't come. A good music teacher can get a flue class the Sharon Section. Good piano to teach ) and good people to serve. Mr. James EvaDs bas been right sick tbe ist week bui is able to be up at ibis wrltlog. Everything Is bustling on tbe farm, and it little visiting going on, and tbe time r the arrival of visitors is not yet {at hand i news from this quarter is scarce juit now. IN AND ABOUT THE CITY. Mr. J. C. Ellis has sold his beautiful home i Laurel bill to Mr. Fred Mlnsball. This is le of tbe pretty homes In tbe city, both r situation as well as in architectural design, Mr. and Mrs. Kobert Hill and their bandme little son Robert Jr. arrived iu tbe city few days ago irom Toccoa Ga. anil will for e present make this their home as Mr. Ill has accepted a situation with the Sea>ard. Their many filends give them a sarty welcome back to their old home, l'be following young ladles have been the larmlDg and attractive guests of tbelrfriend lss Runeite Turner during tbe past week, lss Florlde Wharton and Miss Bessie aver.portof Greenwood, and Miss Nellie jarl Clary of Thomson Georgia. Mlfia Eva Robblns tbe Artist Milliner of \j IX.?A* Pn hovino- onrnnlAtP/1 hflr irlug and summer is sow spending: tbe imuier among ibe Mountains oi Nortfi irollna. Rev. P. B. Wells exchanged pulpits last inday morning with Hev. J. C. Sblve. Union services were held In tbe evening at e Methodist cburcb. We notice Mr. J. Fraser Lyon of Abbeville, a candidate for Attorney Qeneral of 8. C. lis is quite a compliment to a gentleman of s age, tbat Is, tbe urging of bis race by lends all over tbe .State. Mr. Lyon is captie and well qualified to discharge tbe duties any office to which be may aspire with lellty and trust, and to tbe interest and ellare ol tbe people at large. Of course Mr. Lyoo will run tbe race to win hicb will be plain enough when you remnbar be will bave tbe "Lions" share of )tes. K Misses Virginia and Francis two fretty LtlegirlB ot Mr. and Mrs. J. Calboun ^filarial I of Anderson are in the city tbe charmg little guests of their grand-motber, Mrs. J. Marshall. DEATH OF MRS. JONES. Mrs. Polly Jones of this city passed away st Wednesday, June 20tb, about 6 o'clock, the afternoon, in the 76yearoi her ?ge. Tbe deceased was well known to this peoe where she lived the greater part of her re, and where she bad the respect and es em of all who knew her. 8be lived over jr three score years and ten and at time ol jr deatb was like a ripened shock of grain/ ady for the harvest having finished her ork on earth, tbe Reaper came and beckon1 her to tbat beautiful land where she will st begin to live. bbe was a member of the M. E. Church from irly giri-nooa ana wasaurmg uer ?cu?s mo wayti ready aDd willing to do ber Master'* ddlog. Four hods, and one daughter surve her and mourn their Irreparable loss. The fnneral services were conducted by ber intor, Rev. P. B. Wells Jb the Methodist lurch aboutS o'clock Thursday afternoon i the pfese.ice of a large and sorrowing conegallon, after which her remains were laid i rest beside loved ones gone before there i await the resurrection morn. The bereaved ones have the sympath f its entire community. DEATH OF MRS. FRED S. HILL. Mrs. Fred S. Hill, nee Miss Drule Penney, ter a lingering Illness, died ?t the bome ol sr parents in this city about 13o'olock Tbursly night, June Slat, 1906. The deceased was the youngest daughter of r and Mrs. W. T. Penney. Mr*. Hill was born in this city, where she ved all her dnys, and for many years made ie bome circle bright and happy, rejoiolng ?d making glad the hearts of ber fond parits by her sweet gentle smile and loving and feotionate disposition. After her marrlHge she still lived in the jmeofher childhood till the day of her iath. During ber protracted Illness tne tender, instant and loving devotion between berII and her sister, Mrs. J. L. Perrin was ln>cd beautiiul to behold: at every beck and ill ber sister was by her side, nlgbt and day lib ready and willing bai ds to minister to ?r every want. Mrs. Ulll was ofa quiet retiring disposition, 1th a sweet gentle manner that won to her any friends who learned of ber death with ncere grief. Her lite work on earth is closed and she is Just begun a brighter and happier life of eater .usefulness free from pain and sufferg, sbe now rests in that upper and belter orid. The funeral services were conducted at tbe jme by Rev. P. B. Wellsof the M. E. oburch. iterment took place at Upper Long Cane In ie presence ot many Borrowing lrlends. Tbe newly made grave was strewn with iautlful flowers bright tributes of lore1 and fectlon irom many friends. Tbe aged parents and other member* of the mlly have tbe sincere sympathy of the tople of this community. Mr. J. W. Sign has Introduced something :w here in the undertaking buslnes , In the tape of a luneral carriage, surmounted with numents repsesentlng tbe cross and tbe own. wltb rubber tires and burnished trapIngs for tbe horses. Tblscarrlace is a light, iry and attractive vehicle. It has neither ie sombre appearance nor the funeral name rtbe hearse, and is lacking in tbe heavy, lmberance and dismal features of the earse. Tbe funeral carriage is constructed i ibe most workmanlike and artlstio maner and is by far tbe neaiest thing of its kind 'hlcb has ever appeared In this place, and as all tbe good points of this necessary conen lence and conveyance. Mr. 81gn knows nat tlm&s change, and adjusts himself to the instantly changing conditions. One can ?rcely recognize the undertaking establishlents of years ago in tbe present, modern nd well appointed business which bis enery and industry has acquired. All blB coffins, aucbes, and caskets are finished pieces of 'orkmansblp and if you be an old Confederte veteran, and so desire, you can be buried a a Confederate gray casket, an<l lay like a rarior taking his rest, with your martial loak around you. Preserving Kettles and Oil Jtoves are two things to think of n connection with putting up Fruit, and would like to show you iow well and how cheap we can it you out for the Fruit season, tee our fruit jar prices elsewhere n this paper. Dargan's 5 and 10c store. MoMurray'H Lorain. All klndo of utatlonery can be bad at tbe IcMurray Drug Co. Cbu-chu chewing gum 1b the latest thlDg Id ts cIhss. It la wltbout doubt tbe best tblDg o the line of chewing gum. For hale by the IcMurray Drug (Jo. When you eo Into McMurray's drug store ust say "Cbu-Cbu" and you will get the beet hewing gum made. We do not make ice cream because we do lot have time. Anyhow we can make for ou anything else that goes with a soda water lcket. McMurray Drug Co. Huylers Candy freah at Speeds }rug Store. .jj-y ?? / Smnmei R. M. HADE IF THE SAVING OF MONEY you will be more than pie WHITE GOODS. Immense stocl40 inch Linons 10 and 12; 40 and 46 inch Persian L: The finest Persian Lawn al SPECIAL SALE OF LACE CU1 kind that are left over, greatly reduced prices. 150 pieces, y6 inch Bleach? this sale, 6 I-4c yard. SILK TISSURES, Arnold's goods at 19c yard. AMERICAN LADY CORSETS, popular Corsets on the mar Special Corset Sale, a few bro on sale at 50 and 75c. Snip Silk- and Wool I "Su and see them, dnly secure Great Bargains at R. M. HADDON Many of the most progressive teachers are preparing to attend the State Summer School for colored teachers. July 28 to Ausr. 25, at Benedict Col- iP lege, Columbia, S. C. Nine of the foremost educators of at the State, and some from elsewhere, at perhaps, will compose the faculty: hixteen courses will be offered, , consisting of manual training, primary 0, methods, geography, history, drawing, u. civics, current events, arithmetic, algebra, latin, composstion, grammef, phetoric, literature, and vocal music, ot Teachers doing satisfactory work Dl will be given papers of accomplish- p, ments which will be helpful in having Di county certificates renewed, and also in efforts at promotion. Bummer school attendants are fast becoming the leading teachers. A course of educational and scien- jJ tific lectures will be given each day, R< at the close of the exercises. Prominent persons are being secured for these lectures. , The teachers from each county, who will attend this school, are asked to Ca organize themselves into an aasociation and make up a program of exercises, so as to be reaay to entertain the Summer School at least one night p) oojoinn TT.orh f?nnntv TPIV R1 resented will be assigned a night on the program. This is imjportamt. Let the teachers Bt of this county get to work. Board can be bad at $8.50 per month 1 on the Benedict campas. g ? The railroads will grant, for this an oocasion, round trip rate at one fare i plus 25cta. da For any further information write < J. L. Cain, Pres. State Teachers' Association, Darlington, S. C. Link will surely save you money 01 on fruit iars. You can't keep a good man down anymore ^ than yon can keep the people from smoking Speed's Ciaco Cigars. Buy your Tangle Foot Fly Papar from ?1 Speed, It Is fresh and sticky. L1 We are glad for you to smoke all the free cigars you can get, U will only make you ap- \ predate Speed's Clncoe the more. _To freshen^ up your plastered wall*, use L< raureaco, soia oy opeea, 11 wm not ruuou, ai It 1b best to give your baby a* little medl- =? clue as possible, don't rlHk every old nos- J< trum that cornea along; If It Is weak and ] puuy give It Vlnol, It will bring back the 2bealtb and oolor to Its little cheeks. L< A: A The State of South Carolina, ^ COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. ' PKOBATE COUKT. L< J. Hayne MoDUl, as administrator of the es- ^ tale of James Watt, deceased, Plaintiff, against Martlft Watt, D*vld Watt, J.A1- A len Bmltb.and J. W. MoKee, Jr., Defend- L' ante.?Summons. f To tbe Defendant, David Watt: A You ARK HEREBY SUMMONED AND required to answer tbe complaint In this ac- jtlon, which Is herewith served upon you, and ?,< to file a oopy of your answer In tbe Probate A Court for said county, within twenty days al- ^ ter the service hereof, ezoluslve of the day of ? service, and show cause If any you can, why ; tbe relief prayed for should not be granted. gi M. P. DkBRUHL, te Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated May 9,1906. dt R. Ei Hill. Probata udee. vl To tbe absent defendant above named: Take notice tbat the oomplalnt In this aotton _ was filed In tbe Probate Court on May 9th, 1906, and Is now on file In said Coort. M P. DkBRUHL, d Plaintiff's Attorney. si . p Tie M i ^ Made in the most appr< ? proved machinery and und ? skilled and experienced ar 2 Our trade in the famous I Celery # has been doubled since g addition of new machinei t increasing aemana. # Only filtered water used J of our I 11 lit 1 $ C. C. NABERS, - Pr i ^ i? Sale! ON & co. has any charm for we know ased with our prices. : at low prices. lc yard. awns 20 and ' 5c yard. t 15c that we have ever shown. STAINS, one to two pair of a They are put on the counter at cl Long Cloth, soft finish, for >, a few pieces left to close out One of the best and most ket, all sizes, from 50c to $2. iken lots of $1.00 Corsets, now '" abrics at a great reduction. 75c. Now is the time to & COMPANY. ' 3421. Report of the Condition of le National Bank of Alevllle Abbeville, In tbe State of South Carolina, the close of business, June IS, 1906. RESOURCES. )an8 and discounts $187 683 87 rerdrafts, secured and unsecured.... 13 033 21 S. Bonds to secure circulation 18 750 co >nds, securities, etc 500 00 inking bouse, furniture and fixtures 5,000 00 her real estate owned 4,383 84 ie lrom National Banks (not Re serve Agents) 20,618 47 ae from State Bank* and Bankers.. 5.284 24 le from approved reserve agents... 12,122 61 leeks and oth?r casb Hems 57 93 ates of other National Batiks 1,880 00 actional paper currency, nickels, and cents 450 69 iwful Money Reserve In Bank, viz: teole 86,480 00 igal-tender notes 8,949 00? 10,429 00 ademption fund with U. S. Treas'r (5 per cent, of circulation) 937 50 Total .8280,986 86 LIABILITIES. ipital stock paid in 8 75,000 00 irplus fand M - 15,000 00 idlvlded profits, less expenses and taxes paid 8.186 60 itlonal Bans notes outstanding 18,750 00 dividual deposits subjeot to check 114,842 26 smand certificates of deposit 19,208 00 lis payable, including certificates of deposit lor money borrowed... 30,000 00 Total 8280,986 86 ate of South Carolina, I u _ . County of Abbeville. | "" [, BenJ. S. Barnwell, Cashier of the aboveitned bank,do solemnly swearthat the above lie Da en i is irue u> me oemui my auum cuio d belief. BenJ. 8. Barnwell, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before metbls 22nd y of June, 190?. Julius H. DuPre, Notary Public. Correct?Attest: W. JOEL SMITH, ) C.V.HAMMOND, > Directors. WM.N. GRAYDON. J larleston and Western Carolina By. (Schedule In effect June 8,1006. Dally Dally Dally 7 Augusta lO.OOina 6.00pm 6.80am rMoCormlok- 11.40am 6.44pm 8.13am i MeCormlok 816am 7 CalbouD Falls... 9 20am r Anderson 11.00am 7 McCormlck 11.40am 6.44pm r Greenwood 12.32pm 7.46pm r Waterloo 1.13pm r Laurens 145pm Ex. San. 7 Laurens 2.47pm 8.00am . ?fi OiT???? Q 14am r ruuubmu luu... ?.nKui r Greenville 3.25pm 10.80am j Laurens 2 07pm r Woodruff 2.49pm r Spartanburg .... 3.40pm r Mparunburg 4.00pm (So. Ry.) r Hendersonvllle 6.85pm rAshevllle 7 30pm r Asbevllle 7.15am (So. Ry.) y Hendersonvllle 8.10am i Spartanburg 12.01pm (C. & W. C. Ry) r Woodr* ff 12.44pm r Laurens 1.27pm r Greenville 12.15pm 4.40pm Kx.8un. 7 Fountain Inn... 12 Mom 5.41pm r Laurens 1 86pm 6.40pm r Laurens 2.02pm (C. N. & L.) r Clinton 2.22pm r Newberry 8.10pm r Columbia 4.45pm r Charleston j.40pm v Laurens 1.50pm C. A W. C.) v Greenwood 2.48pm 6 25am v Anderson 4.16pm r Calboun Falls... 5.46pm r McCormlok 8.40pm 7.15am 6.46pm 7 MoCormlck 3.40pm 7.15am 6.48pm r, Augusta 6.25pm 8.56sm 8.80pm Note?The above arrivals and departures, as ell as connections with ot^er com pan lea, are ven ad Information, and are not guaraned. rri-weeaiy panor car ?ci?juo ucmocu n>iits and Aabevllle. Leave Augnsta Tueskys, Thursday* and Saturdays; leave AsheHfl Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Ernest Williams, G. P. Agt. Augusta, Ga. R. A. Brand, Traffic Manager. Nice work in Engraving Cards, weding invitations, etc. gotten up on jort notioe at Speeds Drug Store. \f Flronb J1 M1IWD Dved marmer with im- f er the management of # tiMtw. i Cola 1905, necessitating the # ry to supply the ever ? t in the manufacture $ )rinks, ^ MIlKj esident and Manager. 2 *%%%%%% J 1 There is One ? and [Oi I You do not k I Cracker until) I Uneeds $ Totaste Unee< H fall in love wi m never forget th w you renew it ev Uneeda Bisc W BA In a a jSj mots tut NATIONAL Bl! / If you want a Gasoline be sure you get th< the brand ' We sell them .1 WAR ON CONSUMPTION. Poalmaiter Blodgett, of Atlanta, Gels (itronc Order From Washington. Orders from Washington have been received by the Atlanta postomce orflcals to separate from- the rest of the postoffice employees, any employees, men or women, who may be suffering with pulmonary tuberculosis; that such afflicted persons be required to bring their own cuspidors with them each morniug when they report for work and that they remove them from the postoffice premises each night; and they shall not use the regular drinking glasses, the wash ba-l sins, soap and towels at the postoffice. The United States government is engaging in a crusade to prevent the spread of consumption and the order which has been sent to Atlanta is in line with the plan of campaign mapped out by Postmaster General Cortelyou. . Iu the peremptory instructions it is1 ordered that none of the postoffice! employees spit upon the'floors; that! the rooms, hallways, corridors and' lavatories be aired, and freely and ef-j fectually cleaned at least once a day. It is stated in the order that wet cloths rather than brooms or dusters should be used so that the dust may be moved instead of merely removed Horn one spot to another. In that clause referring to consumptives it is suggested that they use pnanidnrn mado nf a material easilv destructible so that a new one may be used each day. UEe Sill;, Physicmu mi Smrgmm* Respectfully offers his profession al services to the people or Abbeville and vicinity. Office In Bank building. Land for Sale. rflHE HOME OF THE LATE s. W. COCH -* ran, containing 150 Acres. Twenty-ttve (25)aores in bottom land. Situated three miles from Abbeville Court House on Due West road. Apply to Mrs. H. M. COCHRAN. Clio ton, S. C. or C. M. Cochran on premises. June 20, l#tW, 4m University of Sooth Carolina, Scholarship Examination. THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA offers Scholarships Id the Normal Department to two young men from each County. Each Scholarship Is worth ?10 In money and 318 matriculation or "term" lee. Examination will be held at County seat FRIDAY, JULY 6th. Examination for admlHBlon to the University will be held at the same time. Write for information to BENJAMIN SLOAN, President. June 20,1906. Columbia, S. C. DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE, 48TH YEAR BEGINS SEPTEMBER 12TH with full faculty of Ave men and ulne women. 145 pupils?25 per cent. Increase over lant year. New Cargenie Dormitory with all modern com form, ready for occupancy In the fall. Usual extras. Board and tuition 8150.00 per year. REV. JAMES BOYCE, Pre*., Due West, Abbeville Co.. S. C. J. W. McKee, Jr., sells the best flour on the market. Try a barrel and you will be convinced that what we say 1b true. Call lor Capltola. Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Syrup, Flour, Meal, Bacon, cacmed goods. In fact anything In the Grocery line. J. W. McKee, Jr., . .V \ T^SS, Soda Cracker 11 ily~| One. 8 now that Soda I 'ou know t Biscuit | ia Biscuit is to j| ith them. You 1 at first taste. and I cry time you eat gj Just tight, B *e proof package. ffij SCUiT-COMPANY i ' / i Engine % 4 /%!> X-V /N O M/N 3 UUSL WIIIUUL ueaio . I. H. C. r. W. MeKEE, JR. The State of South Carolina ABBEVILLE COUNTY. Probate Court?Citation for Letters of Admin lstratlon. By R. E. Hill, Esq., Jadge of Probate. Whereas Mrs. Fannie J. Marbashall bai made suit to me, to grant ber Letteri of Admlnlstiatlon of tbe estate and effect, of Dr. J. W. W. Marshall, late of Abbevllli i County, deceased, These are therefore, to cite and admonlsl all aDd singular the kludred and creditors o the said J. W. W. Marshall, deceased, tba they be and appear before me, in the Court o Probate, to be held at Abbeville C. H., on Frl day, tbe i9tb day of June next, alter publics tloo hereof, at 11 o'clock Id tbe forenoon, t< show cause If any they have, why the salt Administration should not be granted. Given UDder my hand and seal of the Court tblsl4tb day of June, Id tbe year of ou (Heal) Lord one thousand nine hundred am six aDd In the 130th year of Amerlcai IndepeDdenoe. * Published on tbe 20th day of June, 1906. li thn pf-noa onii HonnAr u.rw! r?n Ihfl Pnnrt. hoiihi door lor the time required by lawT R. E. HILL, Judge of Probate. The finest hams and breakfasi bacon, each one guaranteed. S. J Link, i If you knew the value of Chamber Iain's Salve you would never wish t< be without it. Here are some of th< diseases lor which it is especially valu able: sore nipples, chapped hands burns, frost bites, chilblain*), chroui< sore eyes, itching piles, tetter, salt rheum and eczema. Price 25 cents pei box. For sale by C. A. Miiford anc H. M. Young. See the beautiful line of Crepe Papei land decorating paper at Speed's Drug j Store cheaper than ever. Everything Easy Payments. UFA! TWFT TT A II ii II A X X XA V M?.I "Purity" Cotton Felt. Mattress < y# Eyoff Mattress built with our S] qualities, from ABSOLUTELY MOST SANITARY FERF FACTORY IN THE WORi tress btrilding is practiced in our Fi Every Mattress manufactured I ad is sold under this positive guar T7 \ ' ' w e *" "PURITY" MATTRES CALVERT, > i*7K. ??r>. ' hH ANNOUNCEMENTS!,v.? [For House of Representatives.^ ||^Hj We are authorized to annonnce FrMtfe-jfe Gary as a Candidate for tbe House of fop. J M reeentatlves. Subject to tbe Demootagg Primaries. < Jl We are hereby authorized to jfltB nounce (Jranville Heal as\Sv candid4ie|? H for llie Legislature, subjetXNto action of tbe Democratic Primar^^^^^^H For Probate Judge. < mflgBfl To tbe voters of Abbeville CountyJ|<j JnSflj Having been informed by Mr. JvuH^BH 111J1 some twelve months ago tDa{M I would not be a candidate for tbe ofJfeJI H of Probate Judge. I decided to before tiie People of Abbeville Couaty^M^M for that olbce. Thus for I have received out spoken encouragement friends, and believing that thi^M ;U| should beau end to all things; anu |ft|? H I ...? I,?r a liuliovor ill mtntiOflfc&SJ^I x aiu swiiivwuai u - w. . ? ? I hereby auiiounce my self us caudtt^jSIB date fur probate Judge subject to taftgM M aetiou of the Democratic Primary.J0 To the Voters of Abbeville Courtly: M| Owing to the condition of my health daKj^BH^H log last summer and fall I bad about abanV "<9| doced tbe Idea of standing for re-election-la-HDj tbe ofllce of Probate Judge and. so stated some of my friends ; but as my health haw very much Improved within the pant, flfl months, and as I have been urged by a good many or my filenas, to at ooce enter the raow^^^H for the office lor another term, I havo oon- Kgx^n eluded to do so. 1 therefore hereby, announce myself as a canldate for re-e'eoUon to the office of Probate Judge for. Abbeville County. Thanking you for tbe generous upport> Jj^M which you li ive accorded me In the,, vast, I J^HI promise thnt. If by your suffrage, I shall be' .'-U , retained lu the offlce^for another te shall be my uimost endeavor to ao wtfduc^P|^B the business of the office as to meet witb l^gH your continued approval. IB Respectfully. ^ For Superintendant of Education- , " we are auiuonzeu iu huuuuuw ? >. au- "^|^h gore aa a candidate for tbe office of (3oQQ(yC%9^H Superloleudent of Education, subject to the actiou or the Democratic primaries. 91 We are herby authorized to announce R. B. Cheatham as a candidate for County Superintendent of Education, 3j jB subject to ibe actiou of tbe Demccratteja S X hereby announce myself a candidate for'tSj^^B re-election for tbe office of County Superlnleticent of Eduoatlon, subject to the aotloa jH ol ibe Democratic Primary. ^ ^ ^ ^ We are authorized to announce W. A. Lr-^-'W^K nler as a candidate for tbe office of Coaaty ~ 'SH Superintendent of Edacatlon, subject to the action of tbe Democratic primary. W 3 are autborlsed to annoDDoe R. C. sod as a candidate lor School Commissioner '.-SH Bubject to tbe action of tbe Democraticprl- HM I hereby announce myself acandl-.v^H| date for tbe office o( County Superin^^^D teudant of Education, of Abb&yiUfi^J^H Connly subject to the action of theaBM Democratic primaries. Jfl J. Foster Ham mond. mW We are hereby authorized to an4*?| nounce J. B. Qibert tor the offloe w Superintendanr of Education of Abbe-.VH ville County, subject to the action ofnB the Democratic Primary. For Auditor. . I We are hereby authorized to acnoanes".j^|?| Richard Sondley for re-election to tbe oflce" of Auditor of Abbeville county, subject to the "J?*M action of the Democratic primary. /flsSB Wa am Bnthnrlidrt to nnnnnnw R. T)_ Pnrdv. "^1 a candidate lor Auditor, subject to the action //$?! ? of the Democratic primary. fl For Supervisor. I hereby announce myself a candidate for ' -Jl-B re-elecuon to the office of County Supervisor '/-i? of Abbeville County, subject to Ihe action of b the Democratic primary. B G. N. Mckels. e I hereby aDDOuDce myself as a can- wjjH 2 didate for the office of Supervisor of fjaB r Abbeville county subject to the actiou t of the Democratic Primary. [ W. A. SteveDBori., 1 TksrairtaortMcOull Patterns *oM !ntheUn!t?4 '-fl Statu tka of any otfcar make of pattern j. This is o* j account ot thatr-atyht accuracy and aimplidty. , MeCall'a MaffMlnefThe Quean of Fashion) has - mora aaDacribart than any other Ladies' Magaiine. On? 'J . yaar'a aabacription (u numbers) cost* 50 ceata. Latest ;'' > -g camber, S cents. Krvry subscriber gets a McCall hi- #1 t turn Frotx. Subscrifca today. 4 J 3 hm.dr Wuate4. Hsndsome prwnlnnu ?r ; J :i t Hhstal cash eomilssiyi. Pattern Catalofua( of <?o 4*. C 1 <*??) and Premium Catalogue (showing 40* piaaaiuau) , r Mil fre?. Addresa TUX McCALL CO. N?w Yarfc 1 ??? Wm Don't fail to see us for flour. We " % ' guarantee every pound to please, :i you, S. J. Link. 1 in Furniture. |g Goods Delivered Free. RESTFULNESS i1! 1 ' m Mattresses, the Standard "P 3f America j ? pedal Lifters. Manufactured in eight I PURE RAW STOCK, in tba | 10-C0NCRETE MATTRESS 'j? LD. Every detail of scientific Matactories. $M bears our "PI JRITY" trark marie antee. This Guarantee on Eoery Mattress wrantee this mattres to be rruiTMiUi'UfeJ from para mr mj admixture of old tag? of other old nateziaL SUtptm itial J*. and if found imperfect in quality of workm?fcvt MtMM - > iealer, who is authorized to reload to 70a tha prica f"H r " Brand of Mattresses are Mana factored Switlyb^ I rhe Southern Cotton Oil Co. Charlotte, North Carolina !ee that your mattress has thk label attached * iSES ARE FOR SALE BY &NICKLES. I . . M ' / . ;,jy|