The Abbeville press and banner. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, October 30, 1907, Image 9
The Abbeville Press and Banner.!
BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE. 8. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1907. ESTABLISHED 1844 Ml
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I These prepare
I ever introduce
spreading ove
utmost rapidit
We will tak
| great preparat
| wi
| Cooper's I
! $5.00. c
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How to
Buy Good
You can't get good shoes just
There are lots of poor shoes
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some stores must sell tftem.
BEST, at their prices, are go
for us, or for you, if you kno^
Dbn't take chances. Don't s;
shoes. Our methods are a su
isfaction.
Prices isn't everything, thoug
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lowest ot ours one mignt
thought so.
Quality, style and comfort c<
of these you can get more
specified amount than any
know of.
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The Peoples Savin
ABBEVILLE, S.
OFFICERS. S. O. Thro
8. G. THOMSON, President. g. a. Neul
G. A. NEUFFER, Vice-President. W. E. Owi
R. E. COX, Cashier. J- 8- Stark
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J. W. SIGN, fobABBEVILLE,
S.
Office under the Eureka
Is well equipped in his line of buBineps. His coi
Caskets rangeB from the cheapest to the finest. Bur
' 1" 1 ~ 1 ?? in ? Ama Ann Air i nrV* f rv a for.nrAnf
XI10 J 14 Lit? J Ql Ls&X IO O uuv vuw? .A a. * A Hg" V nubvipvui
the old brick vault and which is much more reliable
side casket. Drop couch caskets. Charges reason a
Pho?e88- 3". *W~. ?
White's LocalM. -pvp j
Canton flannels, extra values, 5c, 8 l-3c. 10c, J.
12}?c, at L. W. While's.
We are sbowlnsr the best Assortment of flan. SUR
nelettes and outing to be found. L.W.White.
. - - . . GOLD FILLI]
Rid and white wool nannele 150 to &uc, at l,. WO
W. White's. OFFICE OV
10-4 bleached sheeting and ready-made _____
sheets at L. W. White's. Muresco an
Mil ford'a drug
)UNCEI
) OUR FATHUP
3ured and have on sale a coi
irated Cooper
JL
itions are considered the m
id in this country. The $
r the United States and C
y and is tremendous in all of
e pleasure in explaining the
ions to all who will call at o
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5 SELL THEM AS FOLLC
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New Discovery, $1.00 per bo
hooper's Quick Relief, 50c.
B. &PE
loes
Everybody ii
anywhere. South Oax<
; made and ^ j
Onty tll6 Ql^ peop]e stooped
nH pnniic/h Miaaie age, courageo
UU cllUUgll Youth protesting im]
Children, unable to e
All In misery from tl
Only a little backach
p6CUlS.t6 111 Comes when you cat<
r , Or when you strain t
rety Ol Sclt- Many complications
Urinary disorders, di
disease.
Doan's Kidney Pills
h from the cure everyform of b
J. W. Powell, propi
think we erai store and coal, woe
er of Waverly, living
, ing St., Columbia, S.
son has been afflicted v
vi-mf mArp urinary trouble from c
JULLl mule, unable to control tbe
Vi^rA af q cla,1y when aflleep.
nere al a Doan's Kidney Pills ]
where we recovered''
For sale by all dei
TTAufnj'.M {IKn n
UCUVCi I'UOlCI'iUIIMUil
New York, sole agents
States.
Remember the nam
take no other.
Speed's Lo
_ The pIris are specially foi
? ?yI rly. Do not risk sending t
. -J I 1 yy Speed's drag store.
111II i I /\ Wars may rage aDd stori
II I V I ,11 To thwart the world's c
|| II | Fads may eome aDd bob
Villi 111 I Bat Speed's cIdoo olgai
* if you want good fresh b
I bone and hemp seed com
drug store.
We are displaying; tbe p
oards we've ever bad?loa
fancy cards. Speed's drug
Taim TMvnn'a lo I cat hr
KD uauxL. I and otber new novels Just
0 drug store.
Tbe boys know a good tl
Clt, and stick to It after tb
olnoo cigars.
If you want one of the
IRECTORS. I market, one with a genu
and one that will be carrli
SOD, H. G. Anderson get Devoe's lead and alnc
lor, C. C. Gambrell, ?lc?<i ....
sns. F.B.Gary. tbe true aroma of tbe tob
d clnco olgars from Speed, t
1 It. Jli. COX, ways fresh, Just lrom tb
>nn A. Harris. three thousand every ten
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Notice to Our C
We are pleased to ant
_ ? rvi?.??4.yv? Honey and Tar for couf
al Ulrector. troubles is not affected b
Food and Drug law as It
or otber harmful drags,
^ It as a safe remedy for c
?Jt P. B. Bpeed.
A Car
. TT-i..l .
i MflTPl 'idis ! u> cenny iuuv
thorlzed to refund yon;
Honey and Tar falls to
cold. It stops the cough,
fireventa serious results
a grippe cough and previ
ia'l Robes alwavs on hanrt consumption. Contains!
, aiwaya on nana. ulne 1B ,D a yellow pRCt
steel vaults which replaces tutes. P. B. Speed.
i. Metal lined cases for In- ?
ble and service acceptable. Seaboard 8c
TVT S2 due 4.25 pm I
1J-I. 1X1 _ 88 due 3.07 am i
_ 62 due 12.40 pm C
Am \ jp it ri Id most cases coosumi
neglected or Improperly i
7 Honey and Tar cures
GEON DKNTIST.
and you should Insist u|
SGS; CROWN AND BRIDGE nine In the yellow packai
RK A SPECIALTY.
ER BARK8DALE'8 STORK "
For a nice comb and I
d Murallte wall ooyerlDga at drug store.
store.
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V1ENT ;
IS: ' ~
nsignment of
dwel
T| I necei
Remedies i
bloo)
ban
lost remarkable ?y
oablt
sale of them is ??
eat li
nnorlo VA/i+Vl "??l
anaua nuu mv ??.
njo:
the large cities.
r i *re 5
nature of these D;
ana I
own
ur store. ?? .
>WS
A me
oflh
WU c.!v fnr 5!".
'lllWj OIA IVI |I?I
per bottle.
Le
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frlen
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ED 2:
T| t T| 1 A Criminal Attack
U 1 1/ on an inoffensive citizen Is frequently tog t
I 1 / ! It made in that apparently useless little
Aw tube called the "appendix." It'agenerallv
the result of protracted conetlpa- ange
tion, following liver torpor. Dr. King's '"ci
New Life Pilla regulate the liver, prei
vent appendicitis, and establish rega- great
lar habits of the bowels. 25c at P. B. ???
?lina Speed's drug store.^ ^ wm'
PraNly A Tuner'n Loraliu note
!iliffibl0. A nloe line of black dreaa good* at Preaaly
" A Turner'a. pie?|
'1th an flfa finer The beet 2Se lad lee nnderveat In the market and t
? i Preaaly A Turner. alee,
UBly fighting, a beautiful line of flannelette In plalde Dai
patiently ; and dots at Preaaly & Turner. extra
lYnlain Prlnceee, tbe wide bnckle belt In tan and Kani
black at Preaaly A Turner. Ag
oeir Kidneys. You will save money by buying your ladlee Bang
6 first. and children aboee from Preaaly A Turner. txpu
>h a nnlH A nice line of ladlee and children cloaka at R*ng
u kT Pre?*ly A Turner. can
he back. - ratioi
follow. if taken patiently and persistently
abetes, Bright s wm re|ieve tbe most obstinate cases of 1Qg t,
... indigestion, constipation, bad blood, aroui
cure backache, bad liver no matter bow long standing. ???h?
idney ills. That's what Hollioter's Rocky Moun- viabl
tetor of a gen- tain Tea will do. 36 cents, Tea or Tab- been
>d ?2?1Ak",deaJ' lets. C. A. Milford. K'V
at 2010 Bland- , .
onH Trial Catarrh treatment# are being mailed fP?,?
flth kidney and ont freet on reqneat, by Dr. Bboop, Raolne.
bildbood, being Wle. Theee teeta are proving to tbe people?
flpprptionH esne- without a penny'e coat?tbe great value ol J,*'1?
oHS! noiS? th" scientific preacrlptlon known to drugsince
using gjita everywbere a? Dr. Sboop'a Oatarrb Rem- ,
be has entirely edv. Bold by a A. Milford. led b
carrii
Creuio Cigars. Ing tl
llers. Price 50 Mllllona of dollara baok the New Cremo olQ
Co., Buffalo, gar. Tbe quality muat be tbe beet. '
i for the United batdia thebestpob ind
t yji?' BIUOU8NES8 Rang
le-Doan-a-ami C BITTER8 ANDKIDNEYS. ?.?
Dr. J
Foley'# Kidney Cure will cure any caae pridi
? kidney trouble that la not beyond medlca ih*
eals. ld- P. B. Speed. Xb<
Ml - UlUBk
ad of Huyler can- jjo borne Is bo pleasant', regardless of the man;
hem anything else, com for u that money will buy. as when the "Sou
entire family Is In perfect health. A bottle of leotai
ns may blow, Orlno Laxative Frnlt Syrnp costa 50 oenu. It The 1
iDdeavor; will cure every member of tbe family of con- Joyec
bles goes, stlpatlon, slok headache or stomach trouble, ibe"
b never?Tennyson P. B. Speed. are n
Ird need with cuttle ? a Tw'
blned go to Speed's rtl>7, f,
Stomach troubles. Heart and Kidney allrattiest
linn of Doit menu, can be quickly oorrecled with a pre- PrJ,!
5-arsM?r?'j^
// ,' _ ? surprising relief which this remedy immedl- ???,,
'The Traitor. ateiy brings Is entirely due to Its Restorative ^
received at Speed s action upon the ooutL'ollInK nerves of the wrf_
Stomach, etc. C. A. Mllford. <
aing when tbey see ... "
ley find it Speed's u,
_If real onffee disturbs your Stomach, your jjr
h??i natnta on the neari or money*, men iry mis ciever lhjubo dm.
1 n e e u a ra nte eo n It lmltatlon-Dr. Shoop'a Health Coffee. Dr.
ed oat to the letter, Sboop has closely matched old Java and Mo- erftj (
oalnt (romSpMdi oha Coffee In flavor and taste, yet It haiinot a * a
p p single grain of real Coflee la It. Dr. Bhoop'a mi
. ? Health Coffee Imitation la made from pare day.
t and yon can enjoy toasted grains or oereali, with Malt, Nat*.etc. faer <
iaoco when you bay Made In one mlnnte. No tedious long wait. ^ be
>ecanse they are al- Yoa will surely like It. Get a free sample at Mr
e factory. He sella onr Btore> u f. Miller. ,
da^ .eve:
I Mr
uitomers. My Compliments to the
KA".?5?!?'; Citizens of*Abbeville ftS
y the National Pure , - , of pi
contains no opiates ftllU l/Olinty S Ml
and we recommend greei
ihlldren and adults. " smll
_ . best
'J tie Jf'aii season naa opened ana oa
~ with it I am prepared to serve the
4? ^ . . public in the b?st stock of goods that aptall
druggists are an- *. . . ? bayl
r money If Foley's I have ever shown. Ml
cure yonr cough or arei
beats tbe lnngs and __ soon
/rpm a cold. Cures WatChCB, JeWClery, At
anta pneumonia and J ' war*
10 opiates. The gen- Clock neai
cage. Refuse substl- i/ioua., Snp(
? Watch and Clock Repairing.
bednie. Prices to suit you. FngU
ta rtnc 1AB rim furn
!i iul 8MpS Fountain Pens and an*
_ Poit
ptloo result* from a Silverware, ?*
created cold. Foley's ""J
me most ooHimBiei suitable for gifts or personal use.
oub results. It costs
known preparation^ _
E*5fi J. W. Rykard. r
jrush go to Mllford'B J LAW RANGE.
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to Press and Banner '
v W. W. and W. R, Bradley,
HUGH WILSON, Editor.
ABBEVILLE, 8. C.
Published every Wednesday at 13 a
In advance.
Wednesday, Oct. 30,1907.
Bemarkably Fine Honie.
W. D. Simpson la building an elegant
llDft bouse on Mainl Street. It la only 1
uary to atate tbat Mr. Cbarlea B. Bmltb
Mr. Jamea Taggart are the cblef melts.
The only carpenter tbat bas helped
i la Mr. Will Bmltb, wbo la alao wall
rn aa a flrat clasa workman.
9 walla lor tbe flrat alory are of oonerete
ut and tbey are ao well made tbat tbey
tbe appearanoe of being real atone.
. Bmltb and Mr. Taggart have done the
inter work ao nloely tbat It looka like 1
let work. Tbla boaae of Dr. Simpeon'a c
riainiy a remarsaoiy weu piannea ana
exeoated structure. On ooe of the high- j
its in town, and In one of the beet local
Dr. HI hq peon and bis good wife ought
re about a hundred years to realise and
r Its full worth aa a home. A better
e would be bard to find, and Its ooou
ougbt to be bappy forell ttie day* tbat
et to oome to them.
, Simpson came from North Carolina,
South Carolina is glad to adopt as her
eons all sueb good men as North Carooan
afford to spare to ns.
John Tenipli Graves.
in Temple Graves of the Atlanta Georhas
been ehoeen editor of tbe New York
rloao, at a big salary. Mr. Graves Is one
e ablest, one or the ffclrest, aud one of the
known editors in tblu country. "We have
; respect for him In t very way, and we
ve that Mr. Hearst oculd not have found
ter man.
t the Governor "sit steady In tbe boat."
need not worry about tbe noise tbe
?a? ?
as or lua dhuu u(ura mm J uiiED, iw
of llqaor oontrary to It* oannot be en
)d or condoned bf law-abiding people,
needn't commit suicide, either, on aet
of Mr. Martin's attack.
EAST EH D.
IN THE CITT OATXS.
a "oooklog demonstration" given lastIt
by tbe Abbevlne Hardware Co. show
be merit* of "Tbe (Qreat M?Je*uo Range"
[rand .saooess, even beyond their exiLioni;
having sold 28 or these splendid
;es daring the weeks ezbibltlon. This
li a marvel of beauty and par excel
) to IM COOKing woria:
chief features an strength, eoonomy
miration of bea. In the right plaoe, acd
Aver of labor sod worry to toe bonis*
. Daring the entire week a,peper ?u
Sed around the first Jolot of toe pipe in
had been oat a bote 9 lnobea equal*,
n all the weeks cooking tbls paper was
ven scorched, showing the unusual Oon<
alton of beat lo the Bange, wblcb o
e makes cooking easy, qaiok, and a
are Instead of a task. ItoUdloas coflee
ilicalts were served?cooked in 8 mlncrlsp,
flaky, and browned to a tarn.
1ng inavweek'* sale a iiplendld set of
ware worth *7.60 was given with each
;e sold. i '
entleman from the factory where these
ea are made was preoent to abow ana
kin all the merits of this woudtriui
e wblcb Is In lu parts unbreakable and
be baoded down to saoeeedlng gene*
DP(wedon't know txaotiy bow many)
xbibltlon brought many to tbe ntoi?
nrtnt away not only delUnted, but wiah*
d themselves tbe tlmo would soon roll
id when they would be able to purchase
if these Majeatlo Ranges.
i Abbeville Hardware (Jo. enjoy tbe en- u
e reputation of having lbe largest and 6
issorted stock of hardware In the upper r
)f South Carolina. Their store Is neatly !
and they have prices that will move 1
goods. The gentlemen In cbarge Messrs
s brothers are affable and pieasaut in a
manner and will always treat you right ?
and Mrs. Kills Hnckubee >r Lownde*- f
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. R. t
e one day last week.
gaos exhibition of Ranges aod stoves (
reek was a perfect succtss and was vlsl- ;
y large crowds dally, wbo were perfect!* 1
?d away with tbe demonstration showje
excellency of his Bange* aod Stovea. i
Dargao is a bustler In tbe business cirri
Abbeville and knows the wants or bis I
imeri, and has the goods to suit them ?
at tbe right prices. ilia stoves ana t
es are from tbabest factories and ap to 1
in every respect ail be uki la a loot. 8
Id on to tbat"mule"or he'll get away. ]
. W. Daniel held on to tbe "mule" laat ?
ly evening in hl? wonderful lecture on *
Southern ldule" C
i lecture wss bnmorooa Intereatlng and t
entertaining. In tbe audience were .
T wbo thought they knew all about tbe :
tbern male but alter bearing tbla line t
re they found tbey weregreatlv m la taken g
ecture was a treat, and those present en? <
L It to tbe utmost. Abbeville is still on 1
boom" K. L. Dargan and R. C. Wilson B
ow building fine dwellings tbat will be r
nament to tbe town wben finished.
o fires In 12 hours last week la a lair reo- ,
or these times such was tbe ease In Ab- v
le. The cottage in Fort Plekens btlon^- a
oCnapman ana occupied oy Mr. win
was oonsumed by fire last Friday afterabout
2oclook, and tbe cottage belongd
Bay Brown in the Weat end or tbe olty
burnt about 11 oolook Friday night.
. Hlgn aaved nearly every thing even to
r of'Tabbtta"
lnaoranoe on the building Urea acoldeu.
Tom Tolbert spent Bevernl daya of the
week In Atlanta on business.
i. Willie Morton and children apent sevlays
of last week In the city tbe gaeata of
ilater Mra. R. M. Hill.
aa Lillian Power returned home a few
ago greatly Improved In health and
blends wlah for her an early reatoratlon
tallh.
s. A. 8. Simmons and son James left
week for Atlanta where ibey will spend
ral days.
s. Maggie L, Ballook after a northern
of several weeks, la home again,
i. Bullock took in the Exposition at
nalniBn thanna In Waahlnwtnn anH nn to 1
York and bad a moat delightful round >
eaaureand sight aeelng.
J. Y. Jones was In tbe city last Monday
Hug hla friends wltb his oaoal pleasant
e. Hebaiaflneorop and la doing bla
to get It gathered which la a big Job.
r merobanta are now in tbe mldat of a
buatueaa?they bave tbe gooda, wltb tbe
t prloea. Abbevllle'a cotton market bolda
d tbe top notob and tbe reault la ber gain
ing ootton and selling gooda.
as Annie Coobran ana ber brottyor Claude
lck with fever friends hope they will
i be well again.
ibevllle Is waking up and Is looking for
1 to a fine Poat office building In tbe very
luture. Mr. C. H. Trotter Assistant J
Brlntendant Division of salaries and al- 1
inees was here last Monday looking up
matter In (aot we are told be about oom- 1
sd arrangements for an up to ;date build- !
wltb all modern Improvement! Inside 1
lture and fixing*.
new Court House City Hall, Opera bousa 1
Bank building, wltb tbe addition of tbe
. office building and Abbeville Is In tbe
front rank of progress and enterprise and 1
notr, as tbe old blstorlo olty Is worthy of J
heae, and mote too 1
on route 8. I
joat 10 daya or two weeka ago tbe large
i of Edgar Howlln waa aet or Are at h
it nod burned to the ground, and aa be- j
atated be aaved bis stock.
i last Friday two of bis males were abet ]
le In tbe paature, one ahot with abot
MADE THE I
HEAR, IN I
Remarkable Demor
Chicago's Strang*
Before Imme
r? T i T? ?
removes immense rarasi
Known Man With a
Medicine.?Refuses]
Chicago, Oct. 29, 1807.?Special.? i
Excitement over the marvelous cares ]
>f L. T. Cooper continue unabated. t
One of the largest crowds that has <
pet called upon the noted philanthro- i
3iat visited nim yesterday, and a re- i
narkable demonstration of bis power t
vas given before the entire audience.
Selecting an elderly gentleman, whom ,
ie noticed carrying an ear trumpet. ,
Dooper motioned for him to come for- ]
vara. He poured a few drops of a pe- t
juliar liquid int6 the man's ears, and (
:hen rubbed them softly for a moment.
Stepping quickly baokward to a die- .
anoe of sixty feet, he asked in an or- :
iinary conversational tone, "Can you .
lear me ?" A look of surprise and de- i
ight spread over tbe man's faoe as he c
inswered/'Yes, X near you perfectly."
The gentleman was Mr. John Auftaing,
87 Boston avenue. Mr. Auftilng
stated that he had been deaf for
nany years. He said:
"For nearly nineteen years I heard
aothing. I had a terrlole, rumbling
soise constantly la my head that was
ilmost maddening. It appeared at
ibout the time I lost my sense of hearDg,
and no matter what treatment or
remedies I tried, I could find no relief.
3uoe in a long while I could just barely
distinguish a noise, but in all of
nose long years I was unable to hear
i human voice. I had given up hope
ind had resigned myself to a life of silenoe
when I read of the Cooper preprations.
"Thirty days ago I began the Cooper
;reatment, and my condition was almost
immediately improved. I began
? have confidence and took the remedies
faithfully. Now, thanks to the
Jooper medicines alone, I can hear as
veil as I ev$r did in my life. My
'amily, and every ona tbat knows me,
vlll testify to the wonderful cure in
ny case. I shall always be grateful to
ilr. Cooper for what he has dond for
ne, and 1 want other people who are
leaf to know that there is yet hope for
hem."
Many of those who called had oome
o thank Mr< Cooper for what he had
lone for them, they having previously
written blm a. statement of their conlltlon
and having followed his intractions,
had returned to tell him of
heir cures.
A gentleman by the name of Emil t
tinkler exhibited a glass, jar, contain* f
ng a parasite eighty feet long, which e
te claimed bad passed from bis system 1
tfter taking seven doses of Cooper's ]
oediclne. The parasite was alive and c
quirmiag. and Mr. Winkler was anx- t
ous to know what it was. t
When Cooper informed him the 1:
ause of his ill health had been remov- t
d, he was greatly relieved, and was 1
>rofune In bis thanks to the phHan- c
hropist. s
Thousands of people viewed the par- \
islte, and expressed surprise that sucb d
i thing could exist in the human sysr
QUI* .
Mr. Winkler is a well-known elec- J
rician, living at 182 East Ohio street, c
n speaking of bU experience, he said: i
"For five years I have been mora or t
ess complaining. I have bad severe \
leadachee and'any food that J would a
at would naoseate me. I wobld have
tad dreams almost every night, dizzy c
e would compel me to quit work, t
spots would appear before my a
yes when stooping over and rising s
lulckly. I would feel tired most of e
ime, in fact, I have had no life in me c
o speak of for the last five yean. I
ried various treatments, and one pby? i
ioian in St. Louis was recommended e
o me and I was under his treatment f
ome time, but as usual I obtained no 2
elief.
"So many people asked me to try the i
hooper preparations I decided to do so, r
ind after using it for a few days this f
inn and killed the other shot with a pistol 1
an/1 a not a dmnn#H at t
IUU MUIT TTUUUUVU ouu mm ? rr .
be bars leading Into tbe pasture rradlog tbus I
"We bnrnt your barn, and we bave shot 1
rour inulea, and next look out for lyoursei/ ?
Doubtless these are tbe same par tie* who t
>nrnt Mr. Edwin Parker* barn and having es t
raped to /ar are daring to report tbelr das- c
ardly and cowardly work, but Sheriff Lyon c
now a portner In tbe "drama" and of coarse i
will act welf bis part. Tbia (booting and e
taming In tbe flatwoods la getting too cornson
and maat be atopped. c
Mlaa Katberlne Wbliley spent laat Sunday {
tbe city tbe gueat of ber friend Mlaa Frent- e
SSt
Mlaa Mary Lnola Cbeatbam and Mr. Amu l
Bsltlwanger are to marry to day Wednesday t
it 9 oolock In tbe Lebanon Presbyterian
Jburch, Rev. J. B. Hlllhouse officiating. c
Mlsa Susie Speer after a pleasant atay wltb t
relatives at Lebanoo returned yesterday to s
aer borne at Monterey. p
Miss Sara Evans came borne laat week g
rom Cbloora College Greenville ito so; as m
irldeamald at tbe Cbeatbam?Haiti wanger j
marriage. a
Miss Louise Wataon In oompany wltb ber t
xmsln Miss Perle Wataon attended Pnisby- ?
terv at Mt Carmel last Sunday.
Ma. John B. Gloert will teave next Friday
Di?KnniilliiiS f! vhnr? 'hfl hu aeceDled
.be position principal of a large and flourishng
sobool.
Mr*. 8. L. Wilson with Mrs. Ada Kennedy
it leaded |tbe Presbytery at .MlCarmel last (
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. George Gilliam returned last Sutur- 1
lay from Texas where be has been eng aged ?
in business for some time. I
George says the "Lone Star" Stale Is a flue
place, but Abbeville Is better and good 1
enough for him. His friends are glad to bave 8
blm back, and hope he has oome to stay. a
Mr*. James Gilliam accompanied by ber ?
brother Mr. R. W. Knox visited relatives In J
Mt. Carmel last Monday and Tuesday. t
Coroner Link went to Mt. Carmel last 8un- q
lay and on Monday morning beld an Inquest l
avert he body of Alonzo Lowlon who died 1
Sunday afternoon. The verdlot of tbe Jury a
was that ne came 10 nis aeain irooi ? ^
loflioted by Orr Frith at the time of the Kill- fl
log of his (Frlth's) father about a week ajo.
Mr. George McCanty la very 111, wor?e than
tie baa been daring hit sickness. His friends
bope and pray for dIb reoovery. _ ,
Mrs. Janle Froebrook who baa been iQ.Ofer- ?
lug from rheumatism la mnoh better.
fir. J. EL Fenney li op and oat again b<ilng a
'EAT
ONE MINUTE
istration Given by
s Philanthropist 1
nse Throng.
te' from System of Well- |
Few Doses of Peculiar
Pay for Services. . . t
iwful thiDg passed from my system.
[ feel much better already, and I want , , : $
x> say right here that I thank Mr. : >f
Hooper a hundred times for whan his }
nedioine has done for me. I\would J
iot take |5,000 and have that 'thing ||
itiv& iu my Bjrnieui agaiu."
A story with a touch of pathos was :IJ
'elated by a gentleman conversant ;1
-vith the facts that Illustrates the kindy
nature of the philanthropist, and
explains to a great degree hia wonder- ' A
til hold upon the people.
A delicate woman whose face bore. V
races of care and suffering, and whose
rail body was distorted by the ravages
?f disease, called at the Public Drug fij
Store and asked for Mr. Cooper, bat he ffi
vas out and the little woman turned
iway, resignedly, but sadly disap- , M
appointed.
To her it was another stroke of mis- M
ortune, ind she turned her weary ,
iteps toward the little home, where a
ick husband was awaiting her return. -ja
Sat her disappointment was of short .
luration, for Cooper was' just then
soming up the street. Noting the carevorn
look and halting step, he came '
juickly forward and assisted her care- - M
ully over the crossing. By a ' few /
dndly. well-directed questions,f he
earned that she had been tp call upon ^
Mr. Cooper to secure medicine for ner \ M
lino hnaKnnH tuKa ho/l Kaah 111 a
?*v?* uubwhuu| n uu uou m AUi ?
ong time, unable to provide even the >areSt
necessities for his little family.
The poor womar -"as greatly aston- - h{
shed when she Juuiid that she. was ><5
alkiog to Mr. Cooper h}mself. He >
issisted her baek to the drpg store, sop>lied
her not only with the required ,
nedicines, bat also with a geoeroas /
iandful of silver, and sent her home }
with a light heart yor* smiles shining
hrough tears. Tb . night a big bas- :
cet of groceries was left at the little .','sfcJS
lome, and it was not hard to guess .
v ho wsa the donor. ^
Another feature of Cooper's visit to . s
his city, and one that has attracted a
treat deal of attention, 13 the many
tures of rheumatism that: have been
zr. .i - J t xi? _
lueuicu uy uie ubb or ^1:8 remedies. . .
Lmong tbe number w% made state*
uenta on this subject wal Louise Hernan,
945 North avenue, who said :
"I have for years been a sufferer ' %
rom rheumatism and kidney com- if.
)iaint. At times I was unable to walk
ind my back was very weak. My -/'<
imbs were very sore and swollen and
! was in a very nervous condition. I , fit. %
ould not sleep at nigbt, always felt,,. -Cv
ired in the morning, and would often
lave severe headaches. My health
tad entirely broken down and ? had^P?
tegun to feel as if life wa?i not worth ; -ref
Iving. I bad tried difforeiitf medi- , v
tines, but all to no avail. Nothing^*
eemed ito help me and I did not know '
ebat it was to bave a well or happy
lay. f
"One evening I was reading in the
>apers what great results Cooper's New
)iscovery and Quick Belief were accomplishing
in Chicago and I made up
ny mipd to give them a trial, and ?f
hey were what the papers said they
?ere, why then I would surely reoelve
ome benefit.
"So I purchased some ol' the medi*
ioe and after the first few days I noiced
that my sleep was more restful
kod that the pain in my limbs was not
0 bad. I kept oo using the medicine
ind after two weeks I had nearly re- / .
?vered my health. I can ceyer say
inough about these medicines, for I
lever expected to sete a well day again,
ind here I am enjoying life with my - >
riends, and all due to the wonderful
Stew Discovery.
4,I want to say that it is the greatest
emedy in the world, for it has made
ne a well woman where all others
ailed."
' \
n the olty last Monday accompanied by his
laughter Miss Emma.
There la a large namber of bales of cotton '
ylng around at different homes along route
1 some of H near enough to catch the sparks
rom the chimney or olgarette smokers and
,he damage from weather are ail at some
>ne's risk. Reader can von afford to take
inch a risk? Think of ft seriously and aniwer
for yourself. Many of the wise farmers
ire storing tbelr cotton Id the warehouse.
According to our judgment 7-8 of the cotton
:rop Is now open and at lest f-8 of It already
ricked. The second grab this season will
ibout clean the fields.
The ginneries and schools make route 3
lvely theie days and give the carriers more
o do.
The carriers nrgently and respectfully re[uest
their patrons along the several ronte*
o fix up tlielr mall boxes before the winter
eta in, many of them are rickety on tbelr
>osts, with no slops, no liags, and rnsty harps
ind binges. Do yon think this Is right?
four carrier has a bard time at best and if I
'on appreciate the R. F. D. service and have
iny regard for your carrier yon will give this
natter your attention. We have waited all
jammer.
Hard Times in Kansas.
The old days of grasshoppers and
Irouth are almost forgotten in the
jrosperous Kansas of to-day; although
i citizen of Codell, Earl Shamburg, has
iot yet forgotten a hard time he eniountered.
He ?tys: "I was worn out
md discouraged by coughing night
ind day, and could find no relief till I
ried Dr. King's New Discovery. It
ook less than one bottle to completely
iure me." The safest and most relia>le
cough and cold reojedy and lung
md throat healer ever discovered.
Juaranteed by Speed's drug store. 50c
,nd $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Take Mllford's saraaparllla for the blood,
isk your neighbor who baa taken It.
Book* and school supplies In any quantity
t Mllford's up-to-date drug store.
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