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! 4 This man t out acquainting I of SCHNAPPS qualities that gi less expense ths SCHNAPPS has been ach paper so that every chew< opportunity to get acquair facts and know that drugs to produce the cheering qi the famous Piedmont coun tobaccos, and that SCHNAF ought to chew. Still ther who accept other and che that do not give the same p] I Charleston and Western Carolina By j Schedule in effect Jan. 10, 1907. Daily D?Hy Daily Lv Augusta 9.50am C.05pm 6.80am Ar McCormlck- 11.86am 6 50pm 8.13am Lv McCormloli . 816am Lv Calhoun Fall*... 9 20a?> .Ar Anderson- lnJOam Lv MoCormlcfc 11.85am 6.52pm Ar Greenwood 12.28pm 7 45pm 5 Ar Waterloo 1.09pm I Ar Laurens 1.40pm Ex. Sun. | -Lv Lauren6 2.10pm 8.10><m | Ar Fountain Inn... 2.52pm 9 25am . Ar Greenville 3.35pm 10.20am Lv Laurens - 2.07pm Ar Woodruff 2.49pm Ar Spartanburg ?... 3.40pm Lv Spartanburg 4.00pm (So. Ky.) Ar Henderson vine 6 25pm Ar Ashevllle 7.30pm L v~fcsbev lTle 7.15am (So. Ry3 Lv Henderaonvllle 8.10am Lv Spartanburg-... 11.50pm (C. & W. C. Ry) Lv Woodruff 12.88pm A T 1 A r i.ftflkm Lv Greenville 12.10om 4.30pm Kx.dUD. j' Lv Focidlain Inn... 12.58pm 5.26pm Ar Laurens 1.88pm 6.2Dpm Lv Lauren* 2.02pm (C. N. A L.) Ar Clinton 2.22pm Ar Newberry 8.10pm Ar Columbia 4.45pm Ar Charleston 9.50pm Lv Laurens 1.50pm C. & W. C.) Lv Greenwood.. 2.52pm 6S5>tm i Lv Anderson 4.l5om JjI Lv Calhoun Falls... 5.46pm Ar McCormlck 3 45pm 7.47am 6.48pm Lv MoCormlck 3.45pm 7.47am 6 50pm SO Ar Aogonta 5 80pm 9.30* m 8 80pai Note?The above arrival* and departures, as well as connections witbot^er companies, are given a* Information, and are not guaranteed. Through Pullman Sleeping car AUftU'ta aud Jacksonville Dntiy. Lv. Auguna 10.20 p. m. arrive August* 7 40 a. m. * Krnest Williams, G. P. Agt, Augusta, Ga. R. A. Brand. Traffic Manager. iltt. Tyoeri Dyspepsia Remedy? A Guaranteed Core. If you suffer from dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form, gas, belching, y01 bitter taste, offensive bad breath, dizzy * spells sour stomach, heart flutter, nau- -r sea, gastritis, loatbiDg of food, pains or 111 swelling In the stomach, back or side, deep-seated kidney or liver trouble, then they will disappear in a short time after taking Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy,, made especially to cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and all Stomach Troubles, even of the worst cases. Tyners Dyspepsia Remedy explis the Sji gasses and sweetness the breatb. It cures Sick Headache, Colic and Con- i.fli stipatiou at once. Druggists or by ex- UBl press 50 cents a bottle money refunded . if it fails to cure. C. A. Milford, alD DruggiPt, and P. B. Speed, Druggist, AODevuie, o. u. Don't P?y Alimony; to be divorced from your appendix. There will be no occassiou for it if you keep your bowels regular with Dr. -p... King's New Life Pills. Their action is u' > so gentle that the appendix never has cause to make the least complaint; Guaranteed by P. B. Speed Druvgist. 25c. Try them. Read What a Nntiofled Customer Snjm j+'c of C. 3f. Tbe McMurr3y Drug Co., Abbeville, S. C. Gentlemen?I bave used C.N. dlaimeotant on nay mules and cows for lice and on my dog for fleas. It la tbe flnest thing I bave ever tried. One application Is sufficient to do tbe work. Yours truly, Dr. 8. G. Thomson. Our line of rubber good* has Dever been an n large and complete rb It Is to-day. One UroBS bU Fountain Syrlnues Just received. Every one guaranteed for one year. Mllford's Drug par Store. Pbone 107. ttti Speed's Ctncocigars are bo popular tbat yon never hear the name of aDy other clgftr In Abbeville. We sell three thousand every ten day*. Speed's drug store. 15( DR. J. A. DICKSON, i SURGEON DENTIST. GOLD FILLINGS; CROWN ANL) BKlDGtWORK A SPECIALTY. OFFICE OVER BARKHDaLE'K STORK. Rheumatism I have found a tried and teited cure for Rhea. ! Not a remedy that will straighten the distorted limbs of chronic crlpgles, nor turn bony Towttis back to naan again. raai is linpoasioitj. i Bat I can now surely kill the pains and pangs of ' this deplorable disease. In Germany?with a Chemist In the City of Darmstadt?I found tne last ingredient with which Dr. Bhoop's Rheumatic Remedy was made k perfected, dependable prescription. Without that last ingredient, I successfully treated many, many cases of Rheumatism; but now, at last, it uniformly cures all cqrable cases of this heretofore much dreaded disease. Those sand-like granular wastes, found in Rheumatic Blood, seem to dissolve and pass away under the action of this remedy as freely as does sugar when added to pure water And then, when dissolved, these poisonous wastes freely pass from the system, and the cause of [ Rheumatism Is gone forever. There Is now ncr real need?no actual excuse to suffer longer with-1 out help. We sell, and in confidence recommend Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedyi C. A. MILFORD. _J * ought a supply of himself with the di: Tobacco, which ha: atify his desire to in cheap tobacco. rertised in this Some day they1 sr has had an Schnapps?they ited wilto the they've missed bj are not used , wlity found in lon* ago-then itry flue-cured themselves. sTaref hewers SCHNAPPS u aper tobaccos cent cuts, and 10 easure. sure you get the | 19C 111)1 ji Better equipped tfcan ^ ight in the swim, and! raandat the right pric SOME OF OUB The b6st lot of farm tools, Plow eakerSj both kind, bee our plow \ every one says. See them your?e I Another Special, Try us for the best stove sold am me means the very best cooking i sks. All good points known to th( a try one for 30 days on the house, lot we will take it back and it don Still An Sewing machines, Wheeler aid 1 iger and Domestio. See the very iter, Sold any old way, or any lo lost. Putman Organs Eoyster guano is leading for the tie" Fish scrap goods will do the ^ On the Five cars White Milling Corn, v i sound and dry. Our Grocery Stock i Flour, Meal, Molasses, Cane, Ha gar, and Coffee, Tobacco Canned Q is. We put out today thirty-five doz ), See them. W. D. MM] 11UUU v v LU Five Cases Millinery, Ncv WHITE GOODS?Third shi| last August purchase. We can sa The latest fabriques in'great variet TAFFETA SILKS-25 pieces on sale at J)()c, $1 and up to $1.50. Our stock was neve New goods ar Very i The R. M. I ' ^ tobacco with stinctive taste 3 the cheering chew, and at i 11 get a taste of the real ^11 realize what enjoyment mot getting SCHNAPPS they'll feel like kicking s sold everywhere in 5 and 15 cent plugs* Be genuine. )7 fllSTIIMURS fliHViMIillLJ. sver for your business, tots of goods to show es too. 1 SPECIALS. s, Stocks, 2'horse plows, Middle shapes, The best lot in the City, If. Collars, Pads, ete. Stoves, Bucks. 3 tfcoy are Bucks too and which uachine.' White lined. 15 year ) up to date stove maker. Wont acd if what we claim, youtake.it, ,'t cost you a cent. See them. .other. Wilson, No. 9 for the old reliable, latest in these goods. Nothing ng time and too, at your price are the Best. cotton crop of 1807. "Farmers york. 'r road. rtiicli is the best for keeping, as cannot be better in y, Bran,Oats, seed and feed. Lard, ocds, Big Hominy lOo for 3 lb. . curry combs special at 5,10 and Barksdale. !SIJills! ~ v Shapes, New Flowers. pment just received from our ve you money on White Goods. y. . r>/? rn V C3!1Ur. M/vti* ) JiUW OO 1UUII AUlIKia OI1KS UUW )r ill better shape, living daily. respectfully, laddon Co. EAST END. ' I dl Thla Is the beautiful month of roses, and a!- U though the flower gHrUeus oi Abbeville aie Hl not olotbeU lu tbelr uiHuuiileeui be?uiy hh |? mey usually ?r0, i K.. . lf The oold snap In Aon i bit ihe bud's mid fr spoiled their beauty ho tnose liiat notne mil (|| later will not be us lovely as ibe> wouid ^ otherwise have been Abbevllip iK'Doted far aijd near lor ?i i Itie richness and rare beauty or her ruagolticcnl roses,and her Hower gardens when in tbelr beauty call forth the admiration of ?>very passer by, especially tue strangers within , our gates. Kiowers are sweet emblems of purity and a n sure mark of culture and refinement and l' should be cultivated by every one. The 11 world without flowers would be to us .ikn a " world wltnout children, leaving Mil dark au(j b | dreary without -unshine and haup nus>-. Mr. aDd Mrs. li. M H'll, after it del.gh'ftil I stay wltd relatives In Georgetown. Unaries- fe ton and Summervllle, are expected home this wpfk. Tb?? D.strict Conference held last week In , the M hodltt cnurcb ha* clo-iod its scoulon and me pastors h-?ve leiurued to their respective chxrges. We hope their short sta? In our midsl was plea-ant to them and n assure them that their presence in our mdst r-i >*h8 a iil-sslng to the community. The '3 hearts and homes of our pt-op<e are nlwav- . ( open wide to entertain those who conin ,'j tmoi g u?. M'S. rtam Turner Is visiting relatives In \D1?-rMOii. Mr. P. ltf>*onherg and his son Si", while .. riding down Main .Street Sunday, cami nnar meeting wlih a !>*? f il accident.. \s It was heir horse b'.-c-nn* frlgM"n??l *ii I run away, but only a short distant1 , vnen lit struck a {J post and Jerk?d looso irom the vehicle, ? throwing the otvupaum out, but. luckily they f) were not serlonsiv or painfully hurt. The borne ran bebiud M Ken's store. cnuiug him " self badly on a barbed wire fe ?e. so that be J* bad to be roped down and his cuts sewed up, , whlob was nealiy done by Dr. Simpson. The ' horse Is getting on nIcely and we bnlleve Mr. " Rosenberg au l aha are all right after ine '' fright of what might have been a serious no- * oldent They are to be congrntulnted upon r tholr narrow eRc?p?. *' Thb Christian Crusaders are Bill 1 flxlng op v their tents and getting re?dy for tnelr cm l( sade against sin and vloe Id ibiscommu- " nlty. * A number of' Old Vets" left las'. M >nday J] and Tuesday to nttend the reunion In Coium- v bla. Every year thin number gro.v* lew*and L( less as "one by one they cross me river" afcd replenish the ranks of that great \rmy beyond the river. The good people ol the Capl- 11 tal City have thrown open their doors and b have everything ready for the comfort and pleasure of these old scar-worn heroes who wine ibe grey. e Mr. Charles W. Robertson spent se?era' days of la?t week In the olty the guest of bw brother, Mr. T. Lawton Robertson. Mr. Robertson Is the Chief of Police ol Pendleton, f and Is a wide-awake and fearless officer, and c a terror to evil doers. Woe be to ibe blind V tigers that come In his way, for they are sure p to be scooped In. 1 Rev. Waddy T. Duncan, P. E . preached two ?, fine sermons In ibe Methodist oburcb last Sunday morning and evening lo large and appreciative congregations. As onr stores now olose at 6 o'clock, the b "boys" are eDjoylhg themselves Just as they 7 please and are having a good lime. The;? need the reoreallon and out-door exercise and if all onr merchants w uld close their stores at 6 p. m., we can't see where would be r the loss to any one. Let the sales-ladles and d boys go free and have a little pleasure in life. r for there is bnt little, at best, hb the word . now is. work! work! rush! rush! bo tbat in * the whirlpool rapldB of business, rest, enjoy- c ment and pleasures of home are swept away NEWS ON ROUTE 3. V Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Wilson ofGralnrldge l were welcome visitors In the city last Muu- F day. Mr. George MoCanty Is now seeking bin , fortune among tbe coal fields oi Alabama, being now at warrior, wbere be bas a good position. George Is a steady and Bell-made 1 boy and deserves well, and has tbe best wishes of many friends. / Mr. M. L. Stannton and Billy Frltb of Mt Carmel were In tbe cltv last Monday. Mrs. McKenzle and daughter, Miss Ruckle, J were in tbe olty last week. Mrs. 8. F. Hammond and Miss Annie Ramey were among tbe visitors Bnopplng In tbe city last Thursday. Mr. R. W. Kuox w ltb bis handsome little son Paul, were In the olty last Thursday on business. Me?srs. James A. Gilliam, J. J. Link, J. R. . Thornton and Andrew Bass attend d the Farmers State Union last week In Greenville, a Messrs Gilliam and Link were delegatefrom , tbe Farmers Union of Le'oanon and Hhxron. Tbey express themselves as having a most * delightful time. C The Lebanon school entertainment given , Inst Frld y night at the home of Mr. J. R. * Thornton was a most delightful afful . aud <J but for the lnclemeucy of the evenh.g would J have proven a grand nuccess botn socio] and financially. The borne was beautifulh decorated and all present enjoyed ihs reci'a nous ana music. iut) ie<?eii?sr, khi> Wbltley returned to her home in Cbunoite, N.C., Ian' Monday. , On next Sunday at 1 o'ci ck Rev. J. B HUlhouse will be re^ut'iny luMalied n- junior ?i Leb-non Presbyter m ??i rob. I). J Lowrle Wilson, --f Af*baviil 'Rm'- I, VV. liio?i), of WhiIih 1 , ?D(I R-v. T. C L go->, | Anderuon, will he pre-e 11'< o nxlij.-.i in? i< stalHilon Ker^ lei s nud win h- honor. <1 gue^iol Mro E A.Glbertaud family. Mr. J. S. Gib' rt will ie*ve n< x' we-'U U>< Biruiinich'iiu where he wMittl?..d ih-* oie-iInic oltbe Gnneral Ams. tnUiy <i| Uif P t- l>v terlan cbnrcli hh d.-letHie f'orii L*"tUo cburcb. During bin absence M s-. L'.cv (j bert wl'l tnke bl? p ac? m thr- Lethe Well o . M'. aDd Mrs VV. B. Wilson were am nig ihi visitors Id tb* city last Friday. . We tried to "rush off" the Ssb'iron teache-- i and close their-school list week, bui tn y Jiad bo Ingratiated themselves In ibe hear f (those go<5d people that the board of trutee-* bold them for another wrek, so ib >t w? are pretty sare In saying then tl (urine 'Chuo , will close a moat plw?>ant, satn-iactory, anc successful session next Friday. Mr. Will Penual was tbe huppleMt looking , young man we met last Friday afternoon, b< was driving out on route 3 accompanied bj charming. and gay. GuesB ?hn? Dr. and Mrs. ?. T. Hill were driving out on ' route three last Friday afternoon. Dr or ' professional business, and Mrs. Hill for a dc- t ligbtful country outlsg. A dablng party composed of the following persons, Mer-srs John A. and J. S. Williams. J. H.and Thomas MoNelll and their sons i went for an outing on the river last Monday night and as usual bad a fisherman's lurk, pleuly l'o eat on the river bank* for themselves, but none to bring home. They caught about 9 or 10 ponnds.. Do you appreciate the free delivery of mall at your door? If so why don't you give your .] carrier > our mall business, such as Money Orders, Registered letters and package*, sub scrlptlons for papers and magazines, they are obliging, honest, and trustworthy, as well ax responsible, and oan always give you inside prices, besides they get a small commission from the publishers and save you tbe writing stamps and money order lee. It seems as 1' someof tbe patrons prefer giving tho little commission to strangers, but we are glad to say they are lew in number. Every time you act thus you detract from the business of your route And lessen tbe monthly repojt oi your carrier who doea bis best (o increase hitreport every mouth. It Is your duty ?s a patroD to hold up tbe business o'your route, and htlp you: carrier all you can. Dou'i you think to? The mull boxes on all tbe routes should be put In first clam shape before an Inspector comes along, as many of lhem woud act be approved, but condemned and mall left, ai tbe city office. Borne are leaning, others are tottering, ready to fall, all need greasing and but lew bave "back stops" to catcb the Id. We trust a word (in time) to tbe wise Is sufficient. Say brother carrier, did you ever run up against a great big bowl of deliolous Mtrxuberries, wltb sugar and cream to matab? Well sucb was our good luck last Monday morning and as tbe snow-white doylle wa? lifted we were lost In wonder and amaze nt-ut, Amazed at tbe cellghtfal picture before us, and lo*t in wonder as to bow we were to make way wltb such a big bowl full, but the treat was on and we undertook the berolc task and soon found ovrselves making good headway, so that soon tbe bowl whs empty . and we were barely able to whisper our / tbanks aod appreciation. After going a mile L or so we thought we had fever, but upon feel- " ing our pulse found it only to be strawberry (Av?r tor we were mmlnatlne on the culture of strawberries and thought if all the patrons on route 8 raised this delicious fruit bow nice It would be, lor tbeu "we" would have straw- . berries every day the senson through itnd 1 wouldn't that lie mcf( Everybody ahou.d cultivate this dellgbtlul fruit as It brings great'r luxury than anything raised on tinfarm for tbe amount of money and labor ex pended. This dellgllful ireal whh presented oy the Misses Gibert of Lebanon aud were the largest and finest berries we ever saw. not one In the bowl wassmaller than agulnea egg and many were larger. Farm worfc?Some ar? finishing cotton planting, others are replanting co't?n, com and mellons, while A. M. Hill & Sons are chopplngout a little. Wheat and oats arc heading and will soon be r?ady lo mow. Fruit, is yenemIly all killed. Old field piuras are goue u < but blackberries are safe. Noiiiliri'ii Mehedol*'. Leaves? 7 50 a ro going Eist. 10 0(1 a m going Fast and Wi-sI. iXi p m going West. 6 1" p m going Hast :ind West. Arrives? v 9 (H) a in from West. lia> in from Ka>t and West. I 10 i) m from Fast. n 7.50 p m frotn East and West. _ li I'nr Snlt>. o I have for sale 17.1 lbs of seeds. Kucl<eyford 0 canteloupe and best variety of Southern a erowo watermelon seed. J.W. Rykard. 1 A I I ~~i fall at our store, please, for a free oomp'-> o r. Shoop's "Health Coffer." If real coffee* letorbsyonr stomach, vour heart or Klii>re.vt<, ipu try thin clever cr.ff.w inntwtlon. While r. Shoop lias very closely matched Old J iva i<l Mocha oofI>e lu fl iviir anil taut*. >?m h* ** not even a nit g * i-r-tin of real cefl e in |t. r. Sboop'fi IJeRlth Off-4* Imitation Ih ninde om pure toaR'Hit gralna or cereal*. wf'li m't, nuts. etc. You wt'l Purely like Hea I Hi [>?ee. So!fl by l* T. Miner. , . ? t,irv kfl as O Home p?Op.l?* ?ni" j - ?t the itollu-Ofij tmt Is tj-?t princ.tole. I*ilo<i K,.t quick ?ud cerium relief from Dr. hoop's Magic O'n meni. Pieo-e note tt if iM<Je Htoue tor Pile*. and its net ten W posfve Hi d certain. I hlt'i!, '"iinfu', protrndit or blind diKippeMr likr niairlc ny 11h s?. Litrt;e nlckfl-cappeil g ??s Jur- oUcen's. old by C. A. Mlllord. A '*""J awfn'ly r'ch when hf'sgol h iw dollars his wife doesn't know about. Kn-c samples of ' Pre verities" and ? booklet i cM* will be gladly mallei) \ou, r?ri rftest, bv Dr. fhoop, Raolne, WK Kimply tn rnve merit. Prevent tea are IIMe Cm'ty Colo ore tMblets. No quinine, no l*x ?!? e. nothlg harmful whatever. Vreveotlcs prev?nt> >|(Jh?hs the name impHi-s?w?n n taken ea?r, or at the .Mtnae " For a seated Id or I s<-tpiu\ hre tk tt up safo y and qutckf with Prevention. Sold by U: A. Mi.ford. A woman can't help being Interested In a tan who has been divorced without ht-t nowlng the real reason why. 1/el me mail yon free, to prove merit, sarnies of my Dr. Hhtop's IWtoratlve, and my ook on either Dyspepsia, The Heart, or The Lldneys. Address me, Dr. 8hoop, Raoloe, / is. Troubles of toe stomach, heart or fcldeys, are merely symptoms of a deeper allien). Don't make tbe common error of treat jg symptoms oolv. Symptom treatment Is reat.lng the result of your ailment,and no) le cause. Weak ntomach nerves?the Inside erves?moans stomach weakness, always, .nd tbe heart, and kldoeys as we'l, have ielr controlling or Inside nerves. Weaken in-se nerves, and yoa Inevitably have weak ltal organs. Here is where Dr. Shoop's Re*jrative has mede its fame. Noother remedy ven claims to treat the ''inside nerves.'' J8o for bloating, biliousness, bad breath or nmplexion, use Dr. Shoop's Restorative, /rite for my free book now Dr. Shoop's Reijratlve. Sold by C. A. Milford. Wben a man does well In business his wile fllnks it's because he gets suoh good mealsat ome, and probably sbe is right. Experience conserves its own strength ana ncouraares enthusiasm In the other fellow. It's too bad to see people who go rom day to day suffering from physial weakness when IJollister's Rochy fountain Tea would make them well, "he greatest tonic known. 35 cents,' ea or tablets. C. A. Milford. Getting on In the world 1r rarely achieved y kuocalng tbe lullowa that are ahead ol ou. < " ! Artists have no trouble in securing nodels. Tbe famous beauties have liscarded corsets and have become nodels in face and form since taking Jollister's Rncky Mountain tea. 3c :ents, tea o" tablets. C. A. Milford. You cao't accufl# a tnan who 1b alwayi yatcblng oat for a good chance of being at ncoD8id"rate person. 'hone 107 when you have trouble*, Rexal Jan a remedy for them loo at Mtlford's Drni 3tore. If you want a nice bible go to Mllford'i )rug Store. )f all the fruits there are in the land That grow on bush or tree, [ would give up th? choicest ones For Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tei C. A. Milford. A Narrow Escape; G. W. Cloyd, a merchant, of Plunl Mo; bad a narrow escape four yeari igo, when he ran a jimson bur intc lis thumb. He says: "The doctoi ranted to amputate it but I wouldn'1 lonsent. I bought a box of Bucklen'e Arnica Salve and that curfd thf langerous wound." 25c at P. B. Sjeed* Diuggist. Abbeville-Green wo od MUTUAL IISMMCE ASSOCIATION. Property Insured,$1,500,000 January 8th, 1907. LV' ?U'J E TO OK CALL 011 tho underslguec, " * or tijfc iDltecior of your Township u any loformnUou yon may d*?ire about iu' plan of IrtKcrwnce. Wo Insure your property against flestrur on by fse, mum os uraim, nd do ho cheaper than any Insurance Con uiy in ex isttmoe. Remember we are prepared to prove to yot urn oars In the safest and cheapest plan cl usuranct k nown. J, E. BLASE, Gen. Agent Abbeville, 3. C. f. I RASEB 1Y0N, Pres. Abbeviile, S. C. B0ARD~MRECT0RS. S. G. Majors ...Greenwood J.T. Mnbry CokesDury W. B. Acker Donalds M. B. Cllnk'sr* Due West W. W. L. Keller Dong (Jane I. A. Keller Smith ville W. A. S eveuson Cedar Spring A. M. Held Abbeville Township W. W. Bradley _....:.Abbevllte City. Or. J. A. Amlprnon AntrevlUe J. M. Huokubee jowndesvllle A. O, Grent Magnolia 'J. It. Tarrant Calhoun Mills S-D. I?<i rounds Bordeaux H. D. Rssor Walnut Grove W. C. Marun Hodges J. D. Coleman Coronaca D.8. Haitlwanger -.Ninety-Six J. Add Olhoun - Klnards J. Add. Calhoun Fellowship Joseph Lake Pbcenlx Rev. J. B. Muse Verdery J. H! Chiles, Jr Bradley J. W. Dyon Troy W. A. Cheatham Yeldell U. ti. DOru u G. E. Dorn Klrkf*e\B J. Add Calhoun Brooks Abhftvlile. 8 0., Jan. S !# 7 divert & tickles ? Headquarters for ? W hite Hickory W agons Jwensboro Wagons, Etock Hill Buggies, Summer Buggies, Jheap Buggies, larnets, Laprobes, etc. Dalvert & Nickles. ] < I M '&1-1 ?? lixL L.c; i*' ifi* 1' Jl&jLii} ro 'ivoR'r.u irox/xo p&ojpjue: ITe :> r.-.,:;r.' ;!l \ r v <or.., r.omatter owlin:'U'j 'i'.i u i. "Pi' iii sili'.a, v. l:t? wish to Idiiin I'r ! . . ? ; trai'i!.:,: ;'. > ! >. ir-1 ion, to w:!r l?v fu>.t inai! .nr our jvr:it halt-1..to ir.T. i:?v . !J?! . ..i).>n,!eaiul lilub.il.il? 1'ortUUU ro EuaruiiU'cj. Don't delay. WiiCo loUay. he Ga.-A]i. Eiuinesi Co!ie?c, Kacon- G&. i I HERE'S AN EXAMPLE of what plant foods can do for farmers. The picture on the "S^t shows plant development _ and potato yield (55.8 lbs!) of a small patch, treated with JStPOTASH On the left, a patch of same size (yield 21 lbs.) planted at same time, in ( same soil, but untreated. These pictures are taken Jpj^ from an experiment sta - "tion bulletin, compiled in C! Cur Free Book, "Profitable I which gives authentic and authoritative accounts actual results of practical and scientific farming, the fanner who is anxious to improve his produc ing for a wider margin of profits. Send for it t< GERMAN KALI WORKS New York, 93 Nassau St., or Atlanta, da., Whv TVnt S f > ' ' ' Paying R , , ' f and 1 / ? \ ' X . I Own Your H ! I f. > , You can easily do this k | a few shares in the Buil Loan Association, now gariized in Abbeville. .7 , MONEY LOANED AT 6 S SEE ) I DR. NEUFFER or R. i 4 i ' W. S. COTHRi II ^ou TMe PtTTYiJOHH SVSTtH f TtWWt KAUTT ~INOl W 1 Wire Your I J r Electric lamps are the best. Electric lamps are the safest. Electric lamps are the most convenient It is easier to touch a button than to in the dark. No explosions. No lamp ohimneys. No kerosene oil. No greasy lamps. And cheapest In the end. . See THOMSON. Do it now. NATIONAL BANK OF AI * Statement of condition at close of busix Resources. I Loans and Discounts $198,064 00 Capital Stock Overdrafts 10,336 U0 8urplus and 1 U. 8. Bonds- 18,750 00 National Ban Other Securities 500 00 Bills payable. Real Ertta'e 9,383 00 Deposits Redemption Fund 937 00 Due from Banks .. 71,720 00 Cash ill Vault 21,000 00 i I $330,690 00 Oldest and Stronger Bank In tlie Cou Ample Resource* for all demands, i Interest Allowed on Deposits In Savli HALF CAR LOAD PAINT. The kind that lasts- Just rec< ford's Drug Store Call rn hiru for anything you want in the Paint, line. Me Das wnat you warn, 01 iue uesi ?ju mij. See Us Before Bu^ C. A. MILFO Phone - - - - 1 :;' V"'' % I "M- ! L-U =? Farming" i ? of experiments and It is invaluable to I . ts and who is work- , 1224 Cmdtor BMg. ItOp ;ent ome? >y taking i||| Iding and being orL j PerCent. S. LINK kN, us figure with on our House your, Fence your Curbing. louse. \ . .-v^ ' V' . / > * y ' ' frl' -Titmkla (nr ma+rtifl# IUIIIWIV W? mukwi I - : i ?). s a. , * 7 ! . i IBEVILLE. . less Dec. II. 1906. labilities. $76,000 00 Profits 28,060 00 U k Notes 18,750 00 1 10,000 00 V 203,880 00 < 1 / $330,690 00 nty. ip8 Department. MASTIC eived at Mil Varnish, Stain and 01. iug. g ' RD. / r\n vt t ' ' ~ ?-.:f