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The Abbeville Press and Banner! BY W. W. & W. Ii. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1907. ESTABLISHED 1844 M Wo nan "Har In the ''Correct Clothes ^owIES!" Our Dew Fall stock is now comp! The new models are very attract thing we have seen before. We t Of course NOW is the time to look over ; We cordially invite you to come in at ' reserve your choice until later, if you prefer. \ Men's Suits $5 to 25. H. fi. Andersn His Dear old 9ioih?r. The pain in Ma's h 4'My dear old mother, who is now __ She's as happy at eighty three years old. thrives on Elec- er health is right trie Bitters," writes W. B. Brunson.of Since taking Holli: Dublin, Ga. "She has taken them for ta*n Tea at nig about two years and enjoys an excel- - ? lent appetite, feels strong and sleeps ?_ .. __ well." That's the way Electric Bitters K|YT KYKfif affect the aged, and the Bame happy results follow in all cases of female for ehlidrmni aaf? weakness and general debility. Weak, , puny children too, are greatly strength- ? i * ened by them. Guaranteed also for vOme 10 US I stomach, liver and kidney troubles, by ties, L, W. W P. B. Speed, druggist. 50c. If you want a nice lng or Bmoking, go to 5 If In need *f a saddle, bridle or breechlne -< give qb a call. 8. J. Link. To cbeck a cold quiei ??? gist some little Candy* verities. Druggists evi A weak Stomach, causing dyspepsia, a weak ?e?B!D*,*,r$yent'?8'1for Heart with palpitation or intermittent pulBe, J>ut decidedly certain always means weak Stomach nerves or weak J_'C8 contain no Qulnla Heart nerves. Strengthen these Inside or con- . ,,D~r "ickenlng. trolling nerves with Dr. Shoop's Restorative stage Preventlcs wll and see bow quickly these ailments dlsap- Bronchitis, La Grippe, voo. Qkwn r>f Paxlro Win tutil moll PreventlCB. GOOQ lOT sampled free. Write lor tbem. A test will Preventlrs 25 cents. ' tell. Your beaitb Is cert/Inly worth tblB slm- b5 C. A. Mllford. pie trial. Sold by C. A. Altltord. THE GREATEST^ Pi EVER HELD WILL BE THIS YEAI COLUMBIA, S October 28 to Novell Railroad Rates Cut in Half. Plenty of Accommodations for Every] Grandest Exhibits Ever Gathered Finest Races in the Whole S< Two Big Football Gam MAKE YOUR PLANS TO BE AT COL OF FAIR WEEK *i :' *" * - . < . . :; % fCf - _ f *' * . ' .. . / . ,? * . .?> > -A V -sjt ' v :. * - A ' "/V , . \ i-'i a ?\ .. ? >" . .4 , * \ > ?->,.-. - - ? fit the d-to-Fit" famous > for Gentlemen." i *8?|i Peculiarities of size and j shape need not debar any > man from the satisfaction 1 Jit; of stylish, perfect-fitting' Wi| Clothes, all " ready-to-put! ||s|p on." We can fit anybody. The skillful designers who lip5 make our clothes have perSlg fected the art of adapting the latest fashions to every fifts possible figure with the rei suit that no matter whether you are long or short, stout or slim, we can show you the finished garments that fit better than if made spec* j iallyforyou. Buy all your clothes from us; we have all0 the desirable patterns and satisfaction here is absojf lutely guaranteed. ; FALL DESIGNS. U lete and awaiting your inspection. ? ive and are fax superior to any- J would like your opinion of them. <j I tt the new things while the stock is complete. once arid get the best selections. We will v H G Boys' Suits $1.50 to 6.50. ? ft n & Company! pnri'hnn trnnp 1 mi *1 < ? .... .. f' ieatfbe,0?' xne 1oilowing is tHe Apportion- J itert'iSSS Mou": ment of Sohools Funds Jbr the J u. a. Miiford. Soholastio Year 1907-'08, f JNEY^TAR TH 1 i tarm. So opiates . - 0 . s i ^ Name of niitrlnL S. or bagging and > h | Wte^ if d ill ~ * "*k:* jj? .J piece of tobacco, chew- _ - -r: # ? ^ 8drugstore. K^?~r::::z::::::: 5 So'iSi i -m* LowndeHvllle.? 8 279 788 01 J :ly.?t from yon,drag- g?g>?"? J g gg > Cold Tabletn called Pre- 6 M 80178 ery where are now dl?- jAtlmer 7 ins 479 85 f thpy are not only tafe, Monterey 8 280 709 74 ? aDd Prompt. P *"- Calboon Falls 9 815 927 07 \ e. no laxative, nothing Mt jQarmej 10 ggg 792 68 J Taken at ^bo "neeze w,inn?ton H 850i 1148 18 s pre^?' Bordeaux 18 2291 709 25 \ e, ?I Is McOormlok : is 854 814 74 . feverish cblldreo. 48 RUflrai0; ... :, 288 40 . Trial boxes 5 cts. Sold g^jigview "".7............ 15 177 494 17 , Hanvey 16 44 225 15 ] Flatwoods 17 158 392 94 , DatHIa 1 1R 151 *?J 95 ' Fern Cliff. 19 142 751 21 j Bbaron ? 20 816 91 ] 1 Bethel 21 177 583 53 , Abbeville 82 098 8307 00 j \ Worrenton 28 189 881 48 , Held 8-1 154 527 31 , Brown lee 25 117 866 48 ; Line Forest 26 148 408 87 i Antrevllle 27 245 614 48 | lUolon 28 118 808 67 , Bunny Slope 29 141 883 92 < ? _ Cold 8prlng 80 110 806 16 ] Long Cane 81 185 579 88 | Smltbvllle 82 285 736 94 ( H Promise Land 83 148 878 58 ] I ? ? Central 34 288 635 07 , Hajtan 85 75 200 15,' Parks Creek 8fl 125 4(58 18 i ?Keowee 87 145 860 06 j Due West 88 388 1056 94 | Donalds 89 178 458 65 \ rineviue 40 121 837 95 | ? A Vermilion.... 41 78 189 39 i ? AT Fondylllo 42 59 187 78 , Oak Grove 43 186 340 40 j Broadmoutb 44 114 289 20 ( Jamison 45 59 114 86 \ CR?y 46 34 86 78 1 Winona 47 77 205 44 ( Young 48 68 170 19 Hall 49 67 261 88 < 50 Omega 51 240 1025 79 ? ? -d Indian Hill 62 103 447 78 1% Aft I Drake 53 IS 87 61 I 5 ill I I Lebanon 64 86 206 40 ???? TbU apportlonmPDt does not Include tbe | Bpecial tax funds. This will be reported dl- | rpnt to eonh ? - m? v??u U1DIIIV1 TUUUg HUJS, iruillWB must not overdraw their district's amount. R. 6. Cheatham, Co. 8npt. of Education. body. ? in Dixip The only true constipation cure must in begin its soothing, healing action when )llth? enter8 l^e mouth. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea restores the whole sysL0S. tem to a healthy, normal condition. 35 sents, Tea or Tablets. C. A. Milford. UMBIA ALL , . . , . Use Kubo Id your closeta. For sale at pbooe 107. MUford's Drug Store. Be| op and dolDg and ready 1 or sobool on 16ih instant. Call at Mllford'a drug store for mm the supplies. ' WEST END. Mn>. Ellen P. Norwood la tbe goeat of Mr J. H. Perrln. Mm. Norwooa baa been apend 4n? nnrnmon In Molno anH Wa??Anlnt I UK tUu BUUJUIOi MM* utniuv ?uu TT 4 OUIU1 Va. Mr. Luther Ellis spent Monday and Tnei day with bis QDOle Mr. R. M. Haddon. Mi Ellis was en route toNsibvllle, Tennessee, t continue bis oonrse in Dentistry. Mr. J. C. Roper Df Colombia is tbe guest c bis sister Mrs. C. D. Brown. Mrs. Leila Todd of Dae West was In towi shopping Monday. The young ladles of the olty have formed i Bridge Club. Tbe Clob will buve its flra meeting with Mlas Ivy Calhoun Friday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jackson returned fron tbeir bridal tonr Friday. Tbey are at bom to their friends at Mr*'. Pennals. Mr. Clyde Morgan la at borne alter a fev days spentat Jamestown. Mr. Edwin Parker Is borne from Atlanta. Miss Kxte Haddon Is tbe guest ol her oousii Miss Isabel Haddon. 1 Miss Nelle Utack, the aooomplisbed eloou Lion teacher at Dae West Female College, wa In tbe oity Monday. Mrs. J. m. Tour or Hawthorne, Fla., is visit ing her niece, Mrs. G. D. Brown. Mr. Will DuPre tui returned Xrom ade ightlnl visit to Jamestown. Mrs. John Law Brewer baa returned to bei iome In Elberton after a pleasant vlult to bei lister Mrs. A. 8. Simmons. Tbe ladles of Trinity Field of tbe Eplsoopa Church will sell oysters aod a variety o; iweet meats saleeday In November. Miss Mamie Morse is bome alter a few dayi ipent most pleasantly in Columbia. The Each re Club bud .a delightful meetlnf with Mrs. H. G. Anderson at tbe Eureka. Tbe many friends-of Dr. Alfred 'Momenl vere shocked to bear of bis death wblob oo mrred In Raleigb, N. a, Saturday Oct. 6, fhe funeral services were held in Raleigb oe ianday afternoon. Dr. Moment is most )leasantly remembered in Abbeville, bavinf >een in our midst for qnite a while somi rears ago. The heart-felt sympathy of bii rlendaroes oat to bis bereaved daughter. Mrs. Wyatt Aiken returned Tuesday from i visit to frienda in Edgefleld and Charleston Mrs. Zimmerman who baa been visiting It own alnoe tbe Taylor-Zimmerman weddlnf eft Tuesday for Houston, Tax, Mrs. James Brewer returned to ber bomi n Elberton Tuesday. ? > Miss Mary Belle Taylor returns this weel rom Charleston. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brown and Miss Cbar otte leave Wednesday for a few days stay a amestown. Mr. J. M. Nlckies spent several days li lonea Path tbls week. Misses Mattle and Nannie Nlckies weri ;uests of Mrs. T. H. Maxwell last Monday. Mtaa Cary'Calhoun wail the guest of Mlai vy Oalboun last week. Mlas Celhouu wm in her way to Mayavllle, where abe baa i KMltion lo teach aobooU Mr. Lotber Hlggeron and bis ebarmlni ride wereguests of Mrs. J. A. Wilson laa reek. Mrs. Htggeraon was Mlsa Fay Tern ileton of Jaokaonvlile, Fia. Mr. Hlggersoi to be oongratnlated upon winning so ffelr i irlde. Mr. and Mrs. Htggeraon left on Mon lay for Asb<>vllle. Mlas 1.11a Utaev of ftrMnvlllA ?u thn ariiMi f Mr?. J. F. Bradley lMt week. A SILVER WEDDING. On Toeaday the 4tb of October, 1607, Mr. nd Mra. Addlaon Jerome Sprole* entertaind their frienda at the twen ty-flUb until verary of their marriage. Something over two hundred Invitation* rare issued and aa the majority of theli rlenda were married the number preeenl raa about doable that above given. The lawn waa lighted by Jap anew lan term a pink and green, and reeembled a bit ol tlry land, ae the gnaata arrived In antoe, a ok h and oarrlagea. In the broad piaxxaa lpfitrlo llgbta flaahed upon a aoene of beanty. Under an immenae Japanaae paraaol two eantlfnl young ladlea BWeeUy Invited joa i reglater, that la t<> algn your name in a :>vely woiteand allver book deoorated with uplda and roaea, bearta and arrowa, Mlaa IcObee of Honea Path and Mlaa May Bella anrtara nrnaldpd hern. The ladlee aaalatlng Mra. Sprolea In reoelvig her gaeata at t be door were Meed am ea A. '. MoKlralck, A. Q. Youngblood, B. L. White 7. B. Moore, W. S. Stevens, M. F. Handera, J. Cartledge, J. 8. Andrswa, ?.8. F. GUea, leo. Mattlaon, Geo. Maglll, Mlsa Lee Blytbe. Misses Mary Moore and Llla Blvera then loorted the gajsats In pleaaant groups to a erfect fernery of potted planta upon the lazsa, where adder a oanopy of white Jlllea ad green foliage elegant punch was graocilly aerved by Mlaa AJmena Coleman. Tbe gaeata were tbeo preaented to the brld?t ad groom wbo having been one, aoodrdlng > the ob u rob and law, for twenty-Are yea re, ad being atlll young in heart ana mind in plte of the maltltudlnoag cai-es, responsibleeeand datlea of life, determined La oompllace With ooatom to entertain their Irlenda at "Silver Wedding." ' The. drawing room was moat beaatlfolly ad artlatloally decorated In white wedding Blla and llllea Interaperaed with theallvery low of ahadad electric llghia. Tbe bride waa radiant In ivory white allk nd wore In her corsage a magnlfloent Illy rawn. by ber flower loving hnaband. Tbe room wore the regulation evening salt, * la 'rlnoe Albert. Toelr only dang titer, Mlu ilia, lovely and lovable attired la wblte rape de oblne with pale hlne trimming! real ved with ber parent* aa did tbabrlde'a iolb?r, tb? venerable and. beloTed Mra. Ell? tarmore Donnaidi, the widow of tbe brav? ad gallant Ool. David Donuatd of Donnaldallle later of WUUamaton. Reoelvlng-alao wltb Mr. and Mra. Bprolea Fere Mr. , and Mra. Wm. MoObee and Mra. lenry Latimer of Honea Patb, Meadamea J. V. wblte aad ft C. Wllllama of Newberry, dra. J. O; Boms, Mra. M. E. Barmore, Mra \ W. -Sptolea of Greenwood, Mra. w. O, Jromer of Abbeville, Tbe"beanty and oblvalry" of Greenwood aaaed In and out to ocngratulate tbla bapps onple npon tbelr paat and preaent good torone and to wlab them oontlnoed bapplneaa n tbe fntnre. It waa an lnaplrlng Bigot?on? icver to be forgotten. In tbla aoene of festivity were repreaentec lve generation! of tbe Donnald family, imong cnese oeing one grana-a&ugbter, tnrei [reat-grand-dangbtera, one great, great grant laughter and one dangbter-ln-law of tba rrand old pioneer of Abbeville County, Jobi Oonnald of Donnaldavllle, who was a rollni jlder Id Greenville Church for forty yean ind a powerful factor Id tbe early dovelop sent of upper Carolina. Mra. Col. David Donald la the eldest member now living o ibla family. Ac elaborate aalad oonrae waa aerved dnr ing wblob Mra. George Barkadale wltb state ly grace prealded over tbe coffee urn and die penaed nectar 0t for tbe godj and goddeaae Df Olympbus. After tbla. delicious lcea, cake ind bonbons were aerved by tbe prettlea young buds ofglrla one ever dreamed ol. Ou Df whom pinned on tbe favora or aonvenlra wblob were wbtte wedding bella wlr.h tb< motto "1888 D. 8.1907" painted In ailver am lied wltb Bllver ribbons. Tbla legend "D. B-' waa also naed to fine effect In tbe balla, par lore and dining room. Mra. A. O. Young blood and Mr. Achillea Masaard, formerly o Abbeville, designed and carried oot tbe deoo ratlona wblob were muob admired by tbe ap preotatlve gueata. In tbe North Parlor were dlaplayed thi mementoea aent by frlenda, whoae name li legion, of Mr. and Mra. Sprolea. Tbey wen t>otb elegant and uaeful and seemed a) mo* innumerable to tbe looker-on. SufBoe It t< lay, tbat they ran far np into the .hundred in both number and value; but above and b? pond tbelr Intrinsic value, tbey are a gleam ;ng silvery testimonial to the true worth anc [ood hearts of tbe reolplenu, who have b] .belr broad aympatlea and unpretendlnf ilndnesa won frlenda to themselves whos levotlon la undying. "May Uod keep tbem and bless them, anc sause His face to shine upon tbem." Jno. R. Hayseed, t'nnnon-Botta. At Donalds, 8. p., Tuesday Oot. 1, 1907 Mr. H. Basoom Cannon and Miss Ida E. Bott were married by tbe Rev. J. E. Beard. Thi srlde waa r eamlfully gowned In brown all) wltb all-over laoe and little lace trimmings with bat and glovea to match. A few of their near relatives were presen Lbat came Id tbe following order: Mrs. Host 3aston and Mr. Will Botts, brother and slate if tbe bride. Mr. Jesse Botts and Mlsa Flor snoe Able. Mr. Arthur Botts and Miss Mar: J*omer, Mr. David Cromer and Miss Willi Jlamp, Mr. Edwin Cannon and Miss Maggli Jannon. Tbey reoelved a number of nlo ind useful presents. Mr. and Mrs. Cannon will stay In Abbe r 1 lie at tbe groom's bome for some time, afte whlcb tbey will leave for Tampa, Fla., when .be groom has a position for tbe winter. Tbey have tbe congratulations and bes wishes of a host of friends. Ad elegant line of boggy l?p robee just In a Lilnk's, 4 K * % " * *"*" >' ? It ' * National Steel Ranges Art BEST if Any Price, i ' ' 1 Though they are not the highest priced Range made. i t Every improvement of known merits in oooking apparatus hat been incorporated into the National. t Ton may meet its c^ual at ? higher price; y 6u can't meet its superiorit has none. Absolutely guaranteed. See window display and , come in and let ious show ; ! you. . i * 'is Darg-an' i-. Oat ?f Hltkt. , "Out of sight* out of mind," la a saying which .applies with special to a sore, born or wound tb&'a treated with Buck Jen's Arnica 8 It's-out of sight, oat of mind u? of existence. Piles too ind ohilt disappear under its healing influ i Guaranteed by P. B. Speed, ( gist. 25c. Beat soda water ^nd the flnett soda ' tain In upper South Carolina at. Mil , Drag Store. > Hnyler'a <*ndy, always freeh, at S| ' drug itore, i ? 1 If taken patiently and persist* i will relieve the most obstinate cai >9 Indigestion, constipation, bad b i bad liver no matter now long stam i That's what HolliBter's Rooky A! I tain Tea will do. 35 cents, Tea or [ lets. C. A. Milford. i " ' f If you want to pay (40.00 tor a ?owJj oh lne we eannot aapply yoa, bat If yoi - m good machine u It insult, guarant - ten year* tor 920.00 to ISO.OO, then the rest la what you are loosing tor. 8. J, ?????? | Charleston and Western Carollni b Schedule In effeot June 9, 1907. Dally Dally j Lv Augusta 9.50am eaOpm i* Ar McCormlck. 11.81am 7.00pm Lv MrCormlck " Lv CalhoQD Falls... J Ar Anderson. 11 - Lv MoCormlolc 11.81am 7.00pm . Ar Greenwood 12.97pm 7.56pm Ar Waterloo 12.57pm e Ar Lmotm L30pm 1 Ex.Snn. ? Lv Laurens 2.18pm 8.10am 1 Ar Fountain Inn... 9.ff7pm 0.26am 0 Ar Greenville 3.40pm 10.90am ! Lv Laurens 1.68pm ArWoodrufl 2.89pm j Ar Spartanburg 8.80pm 1 Lv Spartanburg 3.40pm (So. By.) f Ar HenderaonvlUe 6.96pm b ArAsJaevllle 7.80pm i LvAsbevllle 7.10am (So.Ry.) Lv Henderaonvllle 8.10am Lv Spartanburg ..... 12.01pm (0. <k W. C. Lv Woodruff 12 49pm Ar Laurens 1,22pm Lv Greenville 12.10pm 4.30pm K; Lv Fountain Inn... 12.68T>ro 5.26pm Ar Laurent 185pm 6,20pm 8 Lv Laurens 2.02pm (C. M. A L) 6 Ar Clinton - 2.22pm c Ar Newberry 9.10pm ' Ar Columbia 4.46pm Ar Charleston 9.50pm , Lv Laurens 2 00pm I'.iV.O.) r Lv Greenwood 2.56pm 6.65am - Lv Anderson 4 r LivCalboun Falls... S a Ar MoCormlok 3 56pm 7.47am ( b Lv MoCormlck 8.55pm 7.47am 1 9 Ar Angnsta 6.40pm 9.30am 8 Note?The above arrivals and departu r well as connections wltb other oompanii g given ad Id formation, and are sot gi , Pullman Chair Cara between August: ABbevllle, trl-weekly trains Noa. l i leave Angnsta Tuesdays, Thursdays am nrdays, leave Asbuvllle Mondays, W< days and Fridays. ? BrnMt Williams, G. p. Agt? Augusta, A, Brand, Truffle Manager, Y5 and 10c V* * } * . ( nnrnnrv "14a a-?UliU 19SU ^ inn I I. fla| Bjjggj For the week be- 4R9BH ginning October /^ H| 14th and ending '< Jh October 19 th, we are going to give J the public an op- . 1 portunity seldom ' ' offered to buy not only the BEST Stoves and Ranges made, but to buy them cheaper than ever before. See Our Window Display and note the splendid lot of extra Free Gocpi lthat go with each Stove or Range sold lor cash on the dates above mentioned. 1 1 I- Ui'l -U . T ' . ? 11 v ' . ' . In addition to the list below iy? Will give FREE with every stove from . $10 and op one fine Steel Sterescope rjwd 12 Views. aii or TJtese are in our wuioow. Mere 18 the list free with each Stqreor Bange: 2 Pots 4 Joints Pipe ' 1 Broom 2 Skillets 1 Scraper tlSPfcifW 2 Griddles 1 Cover Lifter VI Set K. and F. 1 Waffle Iron 1 Spoon - - G Places > 2 Stove Pans , 1 Fork -.,6 C.andS. 2 Pot Covers 1 Dish Pan U^Storceoope 1 Kettle 1 Coffee Pot; ^ *' >^5 ? Id all 55 PIBCEiS. ? n ^&<!a r? nanges i i Stoves! B L Heaters! FT . House '' '' * ; W C AM/1 f A a v aim i u ? OUR VA lalve. *" 1 out lains Will Interest Yoa am enoe. ^ DBY GOODS, CLOTHING \ and 1 *"*' LADIES' CLO peed < Is the largest ever shown before. < BQtly MEN'S AND BOYS *e of are bought from the very best clot] jijj country. We guarantee a fit from [oun- very best in stock. In MEN'S SI Tab- r< .-arid colors, in prices ranging from ! Ladies' and Children's SHOES w< x line. In our line of ag mi UNDERWEDemo \ Linfc may be found garments from 50c 1 k gy cheap at twice the price. > BLANKET Dally We have a line of Blankets bough Moam ? SStm ^ we *ntenc* to ?*ve our cust ilooam price. We can and will sell you B to $3.00 the pair. See them. We -wish to call your particula DRY GOOD We can give you anything 5c a ya yard broadcloth. Our baying is close. Yours to please, - D. Polia Ry) w I IJSUD. ^ ? State, Co'onty and C i'fiOpm PrsBldent Vice-President LMpm F. B. HABBISON. F. B. SPEED. i.40pm Board of* Directors : F. res, as VJsanska, John A. Harris, B. M. Haddon, L iar?n* ClinkscaleB, C. C. Gambrell. We solicit Tonr business and a: a and " ?nd a, it safely and const d 8at duet We are in portion to maie you loans, a: G?, when placed in ? Our Savings ID Store. | ikHBSmUw!6BK EatM|iise Quality Stoves ;|j Guaranteed to Give You | Satisfaction. Fire backs guaranteed ,if for 15 years. ' f& Every point careftilly de- 1 w: ; signed and skillfully executed. tj Ovens larger and more ^ : generous sized all-over ; ; than any Stoves made for , same price. W e have them from $8.75 to $55, and the ex- S|? tra list goes with every . Stove so ld during the week ? of October 14-19. :J See window display and ,> ) boy the best Stove made? ^fjjg > pNT.ERPRISE , i of Heaters now in the ). Coal, Wood or Oil. c More. LUES 1 Our Stock of , SHOES, HATS, AKS Qur line of n? Amu am UliU ZJLLHV bing manufactures in the the cheapest suit to the' [JITS we have all style *5.50 to $15.50. In Men's e have an unparallelled <o $2.00, which weuld be t when goods were low omers the advantage in Hankets from 90c a pair r attention to our line of ,rd Outing to a $1.00 a close and our prices are ,koff. ^IfifiEVILLE I lity Depository. : Cashier: J. H. DuPRE. E. Harrison, P. B, Speed, G. A. ewisW. Parker, W. P. Greene, re prepared to handle jrvatlYely. Dd to pay interest on deposits, ' A epartment. < > .m 'Cn v i / & ' V'