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The Abbeville Press and Banner,! BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE. 8. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1907. ESTABLISHED 1844?j|| The Press and Banner. Published Every Wednesday. Abbeville. S. C. Wednesday, May 1, 1907. Ia the Cherokee New* Going Out or ButlneNH? In last week's Issue of tbe Cherokee News we tlad a statement, to the (fleet that "after May 15tb; all who have not settled up for their paper will be discontinued." We take it that tbe meaning of that statement le, that the News will, after May 25lb, require cash In advanoe from all Its sub crlbera. It occurs to us, as a business proposition, tbat tbe cash-In-advanoe rule cannot be enforoed, and we are Inclined to think tbat our good brother errs In making tbe 1 declaration. If tbe rule should be en forced the subscription list would possibly be so reduced as to materially Injure the p>per as an j advertising medium. And that Injury would reduce tbe amount of advertising -space whlob tbat paper might otherwise sell. Without circulation, the advertising In a newspaper Is worthless. hi looking through tbe copy of the News, we do not see tbe name of any advertiser tbat tbe Press and Banner would not credit for a dollar subscription. We have no sort of doubt tbat any advertiser lu tbe News can get credit for more than a dollar from any 3 bank or any dally paper in this State. 0 Would the News cut off from Its subucrlp- ,, tlon list tbe names ofsuoh firms as those of Sandera Bros., The W C. Carpenter Co., The Isaao Turner Furniture Co.. Thomas H Wertrlppe, Tbe Cherokee Drug Co., Tbe Gaflney Savings Bank, Tbe National Bank ot f) OaCney. 8. Frank Parrott, Humphries Shoe r} Pa nr Shnfnrrt Ar McMftHlpr tn krv nnthln? of scores or hundreds of otber good men In Oaffaey, to whom tbe plant of the News mlgbl be Bent on an order. If oar respected brother of Tbe News would allow a suggestion, Tbe Press and H'inner 1 would note a quarter-page advertisement of weekly newspaper published outside of the State; aDd we miss any advertisement of any paper published Id thlB State. If space was given to each of th e dal lie* received at tbe News office to equal the space given to tbe dally oomlng from another '' Stale, tbe News would have little room for 3 advertisements and no subscribe?for cash 3 or on credit. Asa rule tbe publication of a country newspaper requires all tbe time of Its owner. Tbe Press and Banner never tried the club- , blng plan bat once, and that was before tbe war. Our recollection Is, that we couldn't 4 keep the account straight, aod after we bad 3 paid some subscriptions, an we thought, twloe, we resolved henceforth, to let each man run bis awn publication. And we soon found out. too. that It was unprofitable to ub BnhsnrtnMnnfi of other nanprn when the work done for them was about equivalent r to asking subscribers to quit our paper to lake another. As a rule, ve think It a m Intake for a newspaper 1o mak? Ma poor month" before the 1 public. It fn an error 10 expose a body's poverty. Make ont like yon owned the town, or ooald bay It. If you wlxbed to tn&ke an Investment. But better do neither way. Raw wood and say nothing, lr yon are getting rich, tbeworld will And It oat and help you. If yon are "dead poor," don't say anything about It In the piper. The bIN collector will find Itontsoon enough, even If you do not publish the fact In the paper. .j BELLEVOE' < J, Albens- Johnson, of W??hlueton D. 'C. ~ w?? tneguesl of Mrs. J. 8. Brltt Monday night j Hon. BeltoD W4t?-oo,of Anderson spout a few days last week with relatives In BeUevue tod Bandover. i Miss Carrie Cowan came home Tue?day, J Irom Loulevlile Ga. where she had boen to attend the inee'tlog of Presbytery. J r. Wardiaw Morrah spent Saturday I nlvht and Babbatb with bin pareutn. jBx.Cnton ol Hodges wort-hipped wUh the A.JR. P's of Lorg Cane on Ihe flrs' 8>itihath. Mrs. Fannie Kennedy, came home Satur day from Ivh, Hb? was the guest of Mrs. Mo The bigMrz* damaged the fruit and vege tables considerably The fruitajientK, cattlemen, cotton huyers. and gasoliueonglne men, have all been In Believes Ibis week. O ir rtritoers bave commenced planting cotton. Mrs.S. P. Morrah Is anticipating a trip to Olemson In a Jew days, while there she will be unest of Prof, and Mrs. M. E B'adley. MiMPi Ss>lte and Elolse Hurton entertained a number of thilr frleLd* at a sot lub'e Friday night. Miss Sue Mc-Cafclen, and little Vlrp'nla Aiken spent Friday with relatives In Troy. Miss Emma Wardiaw Is vlbltlng relatives Id Troy. Mr. J. C-Kennedy, of Troy lost a valaabW xnu'e on Wednesday. Mrn. j. d Jtsiin nieni rridny nigbt and Saturday with relatives In Abbeville. Mr. Medtook.of Atlanta Ga. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. D Morrah W*dnendny night. Mrs. Solomon and Mrs. Louise Solomon, < f Troy were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John WardJaw Saturday. v Mr*. J. W. Morrpb of MtCaimel has not bt eu weil for m me time. , Mrs. LIrod returned to ber home at Iva, Altera pleasant vlt.lt to Mrs. M. W. Cuddy. Ordinary Accident*. There is not a day passes but someone bas a ftuger mashed, gets a severe scald or burn, receives a painful cut or bruise, or is taken with a sudden cramp or pain in some part of the body. Such accidents are usually lightly treated with some "old-timey" remedy, advised by the patriarch of the neighborhood, aud, strauge as it may seem, mere are as many sucn pauaceas advised as there are ills to cure. Every one hap a different remedy to offer. The affliction, though painful, is not important enough to require a physician, yet must be attended. Thoughtless people experiment with Tom, Dick and Harry's prescriptions at the risk of entailing serious complications. How much better it would be to keep on hand a bottle of some well-known and guaranteed remedy, such as Andes' Great Oil. So thoroughly efficient and reliable is this celebrated lotion for the instant relief of cuts, burns, bruises, scalde, cramps, aches and pains, that it is being kept in a majority of homes as a household necessity. It is dubbed "the little doctor," and no such accident as is -mentioned shove r?f-eds further treatment than an application of the oil to parts affected. It cures toothache, headache, neuralgia and iuternal cramps in two to five minute*, reduces swelling* aud suples drawn muBclen or stifl joiuts like magic. C. A. Milfnrd, Abbeville, S. C., are sole distributor* in this section. Price 50 centt per bottle, enough to last indefinitely, for a little goes a long way. ' > k Waterman's Fountain 'Pens tbe best oni ' ?artb at Mllford's Drag Store. 9w IMiilsm . XJiL JLJLKy \7 J The House that C Our stock was neve broken places in our st< confident when you trac Dry Gooc Black Silks. 16-in. Black Taffeta warranted, $1. !7-in. Black China silk, 50c yd. 6-in. all colors Taffeta, $1 yd. Black Dress Goods. 4-in. Chiffon Panama, $1 yd. 0-in. Mohair, f>0c yd. 4-in. Wool Taffeta, $1 yd. Colored Linen for Suits. 0-pieces solid linens in Pinks, Dark Blue, Light Blue, Greys and Champagne, 25c yd. Linen Lawns. 6-in. Linen Lawn, 25c yd. ;2-in. Mercerized Linen Lawns, 30c yd. 6-in. Mercerized Linen Lawns, 50c yd. Persian Lawns. 8-in. Persian Lawns, 16 2-3c yd. 8-in. " " 20c yd. 2-in. " 10c yd. Ready-Made Skirts. We have just received a new shipment eady-made skirts in Voiles, Panamas and }ream Serges. Prices $4 up to $10. We have a beautiful line silk underskirts n Black, Brown, Green, Blue. Prices $5 to $7. MILLirs Never before in the this department. The la Dur orders for hats. Evi shapes, new flowers, nc mers we are absolutely i the very latest styles in PHILSC IllSTANDAEDfQ | 1 X 1IC rn\7FTVWM12T\3T.TXr< V U.vJ. UU*L/lVJli liyili lliv ItesOUTHERlfCOTT f ^ NEVYORK-SAVAN w ATLANTA NEW OR] I If (??l))?ltieHflll9ttlt>CHI< The .Peoples Savi AliBEVILLE, i OFFHXHS. i e S. G. THOMSON, President. G. A. ! G. A. NEUFFER, Vice-PreBident. W. E. R. E. COX, Cashier. J> 8- 8 l ii, Henr 7 C rives You Satisfaction or ir more complete than at pre: )ck by continually re-orderi Le with us, you are getting Is, Shoes and Ready-Made Waists. We venture to say that we have the prettiest line ready-made waists that has ever been brought to Abbeville. We have them in Sillra nil rnlnva <inrl in thf? "Whiio Ti?wns. Prices, 75c to $6. Bleaching! Bleaching! 36-in. Bleaching, 10c yd. 27-in. " 5c yd. 36-in. Cambric, 10c yd. Androscoggin and Fruit, 11c yd. Unbleached Homespuns, 5c yd. 36-in. Unbleached Homespuns, 8c yd. Check Homespun, 5c and 7c yd. Long Silk Gloves. We have had had a tremendous business on Long Silk Gloves this season. By looking around and searching the market we are now in a position to furnish you Gloves in any color you may wish. We have them in Black, > White, Grey, Pink, Light Blue, Lavender, Navy Blue and Champagne. Prices from 75c to $2. Real Kid, 16-button length in Brown, Black, White, at $3.50 pair. fERY DEPAR history of this Store has t .dies have had to work nigh ery day we receive somethin 5v ribbons, and judging by sure that Miss Fretwell cai Millinery. )N, HENI jis Citv Prouf SI IFor Sal W B | I 5 State of South Carolina, B I B w County of Abbeville. Vk E B II ? PurRuant to a resolution < W 9 Council of the City of A * will offer for sale at publi< IgaciAbbeville Court House, 1 \\| 2 icKtti uuuia ui BHitJ, uu oa 5 May; 1907, beiDg May 6th, i tain lot or parcel of land in [ ?gK 5 Abbeville, in the County X aforesaid, fronting sixty-eh W balf feet on Main street i: W&0^/ 5 and runuing back by parall 9 hundred and aixty-two at :rj] 1 feet, with the three brick J 5 thereon now occupied by J. 2 Jr., which said lot is boun W the lot of the said City, c 'J m iV S stable lot. south bv lot of J. <- * ""fe \ ? west by Main street, and n I S ofD. W.Thomas. An alii ? feet wide leading from saic ^tye rri *? 8treet between Rusi ^ Cvllvlll 9 and Miller's Hotel is to be 5 for purchaser's use. ON-OL'Clu] - Terms of 8ale casb'but I be received for less than a NAH iia I and dollar9- T T M r \ vt o J L? McMI. L'.CAPlO w Mayor, City ofu J S Anril lfi. 1907. MMemwiiemeiiie ? 1 Dou't PHy Alluioi IW10*d Kfl T|| IT to be divorced from your There will be no occassiou <1 S, keep your bowels regnln * King's New Life Pills. TL DIRECTORS. so gentle that the append): ,, rT a , cause to make the least .homson, H. G. Anderson Guaranteed by P. B. Bpee Neuffer, C. C. Gambrell, 25c. Try them. OwenB. F. B. Gary, Clnoo olKare fresh from the fi tark, R. E. Cox, ways the best: apeed Agent. J(i r A Bailie. ~ ~ y & Co. Vaiih yTrm&rr T3a Ar * V Mm arUvAi i 3ent. We have filled th( Lng, so that you can fee! the very latest styles ii Millinery. Ladies' and Children's Shoes We have the most complete line Ladies and Children's Shoes in the city, and at righ prices. We handle the Star brand and Irvinj Drew. None better on the market. Price $1.25 to $3 Ladies'. 50c to $1.50 for children ( | j Laces and Embroideries. When the season opened* we thought w< had too many laces, but we nave had such ai immense business in this department that w have had to re-order several times. We re cei ved Tuesday a beautiful line Round Threat and Baby Irish laces, the very thing you nee< right now to trim your waists with. Price 5c to 25c yd. Ladies' Wash Belts. We have opened to-day a new stock Belts Beautiful wash belt with large pearl buckles Parasols. White Linen Parasols, beauties $1.25 to $2J2i Black parasols, 50c to $3. Children's parasols, 25 to 50c. TMENT. here been such a rush ii t and day to keep up witl g new in Millinery. Ne\* the many pleased custo l please any one wishing tY & CO, T auy f L I WHEN IT [(j ! COMES TO | TheACTUAL the City ^ I IIBfl HI W WW MB within the ^ ill tbatfcer- j No tobaccos .hpri.vnf H ever made Zr"? . . ? can surpass our riug, iwist and State hibited in competition with tt i and one-: to win the goldmedal for their n anid pitv an^ for their decided superio n eaid city | I t,stfQW D0WN? & one oi el lines one | Only a few years old, its unri id oue-half 0f the leadmg sellers over i store rooms i thoroughly satisfies and per W McKey i classes. Sold at 10c and 15c 1 ded east bv buy "SHOW DOt aea easi uy jg many an article you need i iut off for a j ment which these tags get foi S. Stark, A copy of oar 1907 premium catalog u? i?, I I meet attractive ever gotten out by a ortn Dy lol toanyaddreaa in the United State ey-way 12-j stamps or 8 of the tags we are rede* i lot across j Hancock Bros. & Co., 3ell's stable kept open lapBaaMMBBHHHi o bid will ~~ even thous d Druggist, plies. Write us for anything in the i aotory are al- |Sullivan Hardwai LOWNDESVTLLE. LowndeavIUe, April 22] 1907. Mr. Claude Wllaon. of Anderson. carat down Monday and stayed here till the nezi day. Mr*. S. J. Wllaon. of Slmpsonvllle. came lc Moouay and haa since been at the bedside o! ? 1. *? nTHort? uer hick, uuu^uwir, ^tubb vti auc unuj. . Miss Basle Speer who had spent some time at Anderson came down Tuesday and wa* rael here by her brother, Mr. Arthur Speer, who carried her Wthelr Monterey borne. Miss Vera Allen ban been among friends lo Anderson for the past week or two. Rev. H C. Fennel went to Pelzer last Tuesday and was there for several days In attendance npon the 3. C. Presbytery. Mrs. J. T. Latimer went to Anderson, spent the day and did some necessary shopping. Rev. J 8. Beasley, the Presiding Wider ol the Anderson District, came In Thursday The next day at 11 30 In the Methodist churcb Id tbls place, grave to his congregation a good sermoD, after which the 2nd quarterly conference was held. On Saturday went to Iva In oompany with Rev. O. M. Abney, whc preached at 11.30, held another conference. } preached again the bezt day at the same bom J as the day before, came back to this place that evening and held another preaching ser I vice at 8 p. m. Dr. J. A. Brown who was the pastor of the Baptist church In this place for several years, whose borne la at Oeeenvllle, came down FriIday accompanied by bis daughter, who are znpRts of friends. Quick work. Mr. Wayman Hall who bad tbe misfortune to lose bis dwelling and 1U cuuieum uy urn, lue vveex uenire iiui, utimu tbe baildlog or BDOtber last Monday mom log and finished It near enough up to movf Into lllhursday evening;. Some of oar business houses have began tc close at 6 p. m. wblch 1b enjoyed at least by tbe employees. Mr. J. Wash Mavnard.of Anderson, who li buying cotton lor Lee <fc Co., ot North Caro I Una, came down last week and bought a number of bales In and aronnd here. Mr, James T. Baskln sold 10 him 24 bales, some o! wblch was of year before last's crop, at 11c , round. ' The weather which we have had for so.mc f days and for which we ar6 not accustomed tr look In tbe second spring month, aside from or tbe damage doae by It deranged things In ? general. The mont of the garden planting and 5 some ot tbe farm planting will have to be done over. The fruit, 11 any of It la left, will be more In name than In reality, as the most oaRBUlne do not expect to see or taste any good fruit, at leant borne raided. Tbe frail raisers In tbls section, are oat of It for thlf year, and tbe good ladles will be deprived oi their chief summer past time and pleasure, I. e., fruit canning and preserving, and these luxuries If bought will be very hlgb. Tbls It too bad, but what "cannot be cured, must bf a endured" Tbe planters, or tbe most of them could have been doue 'planting now. but foi 1 the cold weather. They decided, wisely perhaps. to postpone tbe planting oi tUelr cotton 6 until warmer weather.. Miss Montague JBuckabee spent last weeh ~ at Latimer, at tbe home of her grandfather 1 Mt J. A. Hawthorn. Miss Lucille Humphries went to Anderson i Friday evening to spend a few days wltt friends. S Mr. and Mrs. 0. Johnson, am) their son Mr Ernest Johnson went to Augusta. Ga.. Satur day. the first named for treatment, Mrs. Martha Watson and her daughter Mrs. Berry Allen of Anderson county, camc down Saturday, then on to the home of Mr Ernest Allen. Troupe. '* Call at onr store, please, for a free sample o j Dr. Sboop's "Health Coffee." If real coffe< disturbs your stomach, yonr heart or kidneys then try this olever coffee Imitation. Wblli Dr. Bboop baa very closely matched Old Javi and Mocha coffee In flavor and taste, yet hi has not even a single grain of real coffee In It Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee Imitation Is madi from pore toasted (trains or cereals, wltl malt, note. etc. Yoa win sarely like Healtl Coffee. Sold by L. T. Miller. Some people wanf to be on a Jnry so as t get tbe testimony that Is not printable. Weak Kidneys Weak Sidneys, rarely point to weak kldne; Nerves. The Kidneys, like the IHeart. and thi Stomach, find their weakness, not In the orsai 1 itself, but in the nerves that control and guid and strengthen thorn. Dr. Shoop's Restorative i ? medicine specifically prepared to reach thea 1 controlling nerves. To doctor the Kidneys alone la futile, it is a waste of time, and of money a woll. _ Tf your hack aches or Is weak, if the nrin J scalds, or is dark and strong. If you have symptom of Brights or other distressing or dangerous kid ney disease, try Dr. Shoop's Restorative a montb_ Tablets or Liquid?and see what it can and wil do for you. Druggist recommend and sell ' Dr. Shoop's , Restorative 1 C. A. MILFORD. A and Smoking. Wherever ex- j ie world, they have never failed general excellence, high quality j i rity over all competing brands. \ : the coming brands of America. valed qualities have made it one ill other flue-cured plugs. It j j ' fectly suits everybody and all per plug or 5c cuts. l)N," and save the tags. There < ; :or your comfort or' entertain you without cost. ue, which is one of the largest and i tobacco manufacturer, will be mailed e on receipt of only 4c in postage mxng. Lynchburg, Va. Peerless Portable Engine Are the best general purpose engin in the world. We carry them in stoc We are the headquarters for Peerless Engines, Saw Mills and Threshers. ^ Also Atlas Engine? and Bnileis, I F* Loach fcjaw Millsaud Shingle Mills.?S We carry a tremendous stock of i kinds of belting and machinery su machinery line. :e Co.,. Anderson, S. C. Piles get quick and certain relief from Dr. - jfB Sboop's Magic Ointment! Please note It la made alone for Plies, and its action Is posl- '. live ancl certain. Itching, nalnful", piotrud| lng or bllDd piles disappear like magic by Its ' nse. Large nickel-capped glass jars 50 cent*. " a5| Sold by C. A. Mllford. 1 A man feels awfully rich when he's got a , few dollars bis wife doesn't know about. Free samples of "Preventlcs" and a booklet on colds will be gladly mailed you, on re- ?j?g8 quest, by Dr. Hhoop, Ra^ne, Wis.,.simply to . . prove mcirlt. Preventlcs are little Candy Cold Cure tablets. No quinine, no laxative, noth- . \VR . log harmful whatever. Preventlcs pretenta v?8| colds?as the name Implies?when taken e?r- .. ly, or at tbe "Sneeze Stage." For a seated cold or lsgrlppe, break It up safely and quick- . aSi i ly with Preventlcs. 8old by C. A. Mllford. . tigH A woman can't help being Interested In a man wbo ban been divorced without her knowing the real reason why. 1 Let me mail you free, to prove merit, samoles of my Dr. Sboop's Restorative, ami my j| book on either Dyspepsia, The Heart, or The vu3 ' Kidneys. Address me, Dr. 8boop, Racine, ' Wis. Trouble* of the stomach. heart or kid- 'r5es| neys, are merely'symptoms of a deeper all- v*S3 i meal. Don't make the common error of treat > ing symptoms only, Symptom treatment la ?9[ - treating the resuli of your aliment, and not ' the cause. Weak stomach nerves?the Inside nerves? means Btomncb wenbnesfl,, always. ! And the heart, and kidneys as well, have their controlling or Inside nerves. Weaken A these nerves, and you Inevitably have weak y>) vital organs. Here Is where Dr. Shoop's Res- . 'jrs toratlve has made Its lame. Noother remedy even claims to treat the "Inside nerves.1' 1 Also for bloating, biliousness, bad breath or oomplexlon, nse Dr. Shoop's Restorative. " *&? Write for my free book now Dr. Shoop's Eea- . ; jog 1 toratlve. Sold by C. A. Mllford. 1 When a man does well In business hla wife I thinks It's because be geu such good meals at vigH , home, and probably she Is rlgbt. > Experlenoe conserves its own strength and encourages enthusiasm In the other fellow. '.'jj T?'o fnn hoil fn boo npnnlfl vhn cm ! from day to day suffering from physii cal weakness when Hollister's Bocby v {|| | Mountain Tea would make them welL | The greatest tonic known. 85 cents, l; rJ tea or tablets. C. A. Milford. ; Getting on In the world is rarely achieved , > by knocking tne fellows that are ahead of . : Artists have no trouble in securing :-Awjjj models. The famous beauties have discarded corsets and have become }-yja models in. face and form since taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain tea. 35 , cents, tea or tablets. C. A. Milford. Tod can't accuse a man who *1b alwaya . "JsB . watching out for a good ohance of being an - Inconsiderate person. ; Of all the fruits there are in the land, ^ That grow on bush or tree, I would give up the choicest ones For Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea t C. A. Milford. j Letter to J. W. Brelhahn; I Abbeville, S. C. s Dear Sir* If you should bake bread j that people like better than any other, - : :$ , and at less cost by the day, you'a j have a pretty-good business, wouldn't you? 0 We have just such a businesses that ,.Via in paint; a gallon goes further than any other gallon of paint in the country? that's bread at less cost by the ' day; but the difference isn't so small k l~ L. ^ * s _ !_L ?. ' t W j ao it is lu urtau auu u> jou weans longer- that's bread at less cost by'the year. Eeople bate to paint; it coeta money to paint; and they hate the fuss They like our bread by the year. If your bread is better than anybody else's, and costs less too, you've got a good trati?; tor people do like good bread; and people like money. It $3 doesnt take long to find out; give 'em lime. But you can't bake better than* any J body else's bread for half the usual price for a breakfast, can you? Devoe is just such paint as that. The price by the gallon or loaf is no ' 'M matter. Count by the day week I month year lifetime. Devoe is the | bread. We hope yours is as good. Yours truly v 1 F. W. DEVOE & CO. P. S. P. B. Speed sells our paint. I 1 'III A Harrow Escape; r\ ti? n ,i i l \y. v* . \_/iuyu, a iijciuiiitm, <11 x'iuijiw Mo; had a narrow escape four years ago, when he ran a jimson bur into his thuuib. He says: "The doctor ' wanted to amputate it but I wouldn't consent. I bought a box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve and that curad the dangerous wound." 2oc at P. B. Speeds Druggist. ,'OT ]Vtaster's Sale. The State of South Carolina, '?? County of Abbeville. Court of Corumou Pleas. J. Allen Smith agaio?t Surah Crawford and others.?Foreclosure and 1 ' , '1 Sale. By authority of a Decree of Sale by the Court of Common Pleaa for Abbeville County, in said State, made in the above stated cas^, I will offer for ...i- - At.k?nilU P MLlCj at jjuuiiu wului,) , uv. n?M?cvmc v# H., S. C., on Salesday in May, (6th), A. D. 1907, within tbe legal hours of sale the following described land, to wit : All that tract or parcel of land situate, lying aud being in Abbeville Ouniy. in the State aforesaid, containing SEVEN Acres, nn>re or less, aud bounded hv the lauds of A. M. Hill & Sons. Henry Thomas and the Abbevi'le Branch of tbe Columbia aud Greenville Railway Company. Terms of Sale.?For ca*h. Purchaser to pay for tille deed. L. W. PERR1N, Master A. C\, S. C. April 12tli, 1907. The State of South Carolina, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. Probate Court.?Citation for Letter* of Ad" ministration. By J. F. Mii.i.kk, Esq., Judge ok I'kohatk. IS V17HEREAS, KohL J. Hutchinson made ** suit to me, topranthtm Lett to of Administration of the Estate unit Hfvts of M. PS T. Hutchinson, late o! Abbeville County, deceased. These are therefore, to cite ami admonish all and singular the kindred and ciedltors of the suld M.T. Hutchinson,deceased. that they be aud appear before me, li> 'h* Court of Probite, to b? held nt AbbcviI('. 1J., ti Friday, May the 3rd, ID' 7, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to show cause If any they have, wby the h;dd Administration )e ebou'd uot be granted. I (ilven uruler inv Imnd i,nd seal of the ?. Court, tbis lltli t*av oi April In the ill year of our Lord one thousand nine p. hundred and seven and in the 131st year of Americau Independence. Published ou the 17th day of April, 1907, In the Press and Manner and on the Court House door lor the tiuie reoulred by law. J. F. MILLER, J udge of Probate. ( v - , 1. /'?' ' . . '