Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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mk"'t1 iTMi ! i t- r - r ''.. :S rr\ a. Banner ABBEVILLE, 8. C., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1908. ESTABLISHED 1844 The Wonder: We Offer in Men's Suits are the Talk Copyright 1908 t>? SCHLOSS 6RQS. A ( Fine Clothe* Makan Riltlmora and Hc<0 Men's Suits $5, $7.50, $10, $12.; Boys' Suits $1.50 COME IN AND LOOK 1 H. G. Anderson By every test the very best! Why? Because it's refined by our own exclusive Wesson process, ensuring the whole someness of Nature with the purity of science, ? the satisfactory combination of Nature and art in manufacture. No other cooking-fat is anywhere near so good, because none other can contain the best of Nature purified by the Wesson process. All other cooking-fats must be inferior. Ill THE:SO\JTHEBN COTTON OIL CO. * NEWTORKSAVANNAHATIANTANEWOnLEANSCHICAGO LochIh. Freeh cut loaf sugar. One box fresh lemons. 20cacl(z*n. Trot Mdps anrl seines at fisherman's head quarters?Morse's. Remember a plenty of P^eet potato slips about May 10th. Hand In your orders at once Base ball goods and ma?ble6 at Morse's. I have a few "Presbyterian" hymn books for sale. For the next 3D days fiesh clean currants Glenn'* LochIm. Good reedy roofing ?2.00 squa and cement. Graphite carbon roof pa'nt, ' years. Peas, cane seed, seed corn, m den seed. 100 pounds watermelon seed 50 al| kinds. Cotton planters, harrows, hoes Best corn, oats, mill feed, a 1 we Pratt's rattle and nnnllrv ? JUO IOr a IOC pHCK?K?. uitiicu uucutiuui mi a 10c package. A bargain. White and red onion Ret* 15c a quart. Second shipment of German millet seed this week. Amos B. Morse. Mr. 8. L. Bowen, of Wayne, W Vs., writes: "I was a sufferer from Sidney disease, so that at times I could not get out of bed, and when I did I could nnt stand straight. I took Fo ley's Kidney Cure. One dollar bottle and fiart of the second curfd me entlrelj." Fo ey's Kidney Cure works wonders where oth ers are total failures. P. B. Spied. killer, rock salt. Hams, sugar cured shoulders i bacon. Majestic flour, Caiaja coflee, n< Pant goods worth 15o for 1 shirting and dimliis. Good value In spring pants an Shops, low and high cut, tans 503 to Si.00. Sully on the War Path Once More. The panic having ended, 1 am again In the real estate market, and will buy or sell lots on short notice. M. K Holllugsworth. Now's the time to takeR< tain Tea. It drives out tl winter, builds up the stoma and liver. The most wondi I tonic to make people well, [surprised with results. 3 Tablets. C. A. Mil ford & ( Don't fall to patronize the home laundry Bervlce guaranteed. i Have you seen tbe new center piece and I cards of I lie new court h drawn woik shown by The K M. Haddon Co. .bill at Mlllord's book Hlore. Ful Values Spring- Sack of the Town. If you are looking for big value: in correctly fashioned Clothe: for Spring and Summer wear don't miss seeing our great col lection of noted Schloss Bros. & Co ??AN D-? Michael Stern&Co'f Fine Clothing. Every new model of conservativ* or extreme style is here. The rang* of fabrics consists of the new shade: nf Browns. Tans. Stone Grays Olives, Smokes and Blues in Stripes Checks and Plaids. If you wish to dress well and sav< money, then it is to your interest tc come here for your Spring Clothing for wc have unquSstionably th< smartest styled, best tailored anc finest wearing clothes to be hat ready-to-wear at moderate prices. 50, $15, $18, $20 and up 1 to $7.50. THEM OVER-nm & Company. J. IGLEI Is well equipped to supply Ihe publi< with seasonable goods at rfason able prices. HARDWARE. Vulcanite Roofing, Garden Wire Plov Tools, Saddles, Briddles, Collar?, Pad; Hames, Traces, Nails, Horse Shoes f rp; n ?t*ama Diinl?Afn I Lieaiuei Tubs, Well Chaios. GROCERIES. Oats, Com, Mill Feed, Chicken Feed Bacon, Hamn, Lard, Tobacco by bo? 30c to 50c, Syrup in kegs, half barreli and barrels, new crop N. O. Good value in Coffee, Rice, Soaps Soda, and Can Goods, Majestic Flour tlie best. Pratts Cattle Powders, Poultry Foot Lice Killer and Roupe Cure. DRY GCODS Sheeting, Cheviots, Outings, Denims Ticking and Dress GooiIb. SHOES. King Bee and Tuff Hide, all leather nothing better. /it a v* rrt*r UJLU l JHJN U\ Men's and Boys Suit?, extra Pants Overall*, Shirts, Underwear, also Hat and Caps. J. R. Glenn. Master's Sale. The State of South Carolina COUNTY OF ABBEVrLLE. Court of Common Pleas. Guilford Cade, as Administrator, will the will annexed of the Estate o Guilford W. Cade, dec'd, Plaintifl agaiust Isabelle Frith et al, Defend ants. By virtue of a Decree of Sale by thi Court of Common Pleas for Abbeville County, in said State, made in th< above stated cate, I will offer for sale at public outcry, at Abbeville C. H. S. C., on Salesday In May, A. D 1908, within the legal hours of sale th following described land, to wit: Al that tract or parcel of land, situate lyiDg and being in Abbeville County in me rsiaie aioresaia,containing fivi ACRES, more or lees, and bounded bj lands of J. E. Black, Thomas Frith Sr., and Vienna Road. Terms of Sale?Cash. Purchaser t< pay for papers. R. E. HILL, Master A. C., S. C. j._ mini oe 5c, Tea or Jo. oute and city uuuuo iu urouuurs. ALL persons having claims against tbeEs tate of J. W. Bradley, deceased, are here by notlfled to present aDd prove paid claim before tbe undersigned at bis office, wltbli thirty days from tne date hereof,or be for ever barred. K. E. HILL, Master A. C. WEST END. Mr. James M. Giles of Anderson was In the olfry Thursday visiting his sister Mrs. W. A. Temp eton. Mr. and Mrs. Moseley Huckabeo and Miss Montague Hucknbee of Lowndesvllle were In ihe city Friday. Mr. John Hill spent a (ew days here the past week. Mr. Hlllcamedown from Clem son to attend Ihe Oratorical Contest at Green wood. Mr. J. B. Gambrell of Calhoun Falls was In the city Tbursrtay. Mr. W. P Greene h*s returned from New Yo'k where be has been on business. The entertainment given last Tuesday eve ning for the benefit ofthe Episcopal church was Indeed a success. Every one who was fortunate enough to be present speaks In the most appreciative terms of the enterLaln * hr\. -J'?" Kb Moo MolflloP meui. luc rfttuixi^o ^ivcu %*j m*?. *????.?. ? were greatly enjoyed. ^ Mr. James Sberard of Iva waa In the city lasi week the guest of hie son, Mr. W. C. ~ Sberard. Mrs. L. B ally of Wlnnsboro arrived Id the city Friday and will spend some time with her dHugbter Mrs. Calvert Tborosoo. K. P. Wilson was In Dne West Thursday on business. BRIDGE PARTY. Miss E laabeth Norwood entertained the Bridge club Thursday afternoon at a very pleasant meet Ing. Mrs. Lewis Perrln went to Greenville Mon day for a few days stay with relatives. Mrs F. B. Gary and Master Frank B. Gary, ? Jr. leave Wi duet-day for Washington where tbcy will remain until Congress ajourns. Dr. W. B. Simpson went to Atlanta Friday on professional business. Mrs. John Cary of Greenville was In the city last week thegnest of Mrs Llla Mabry. ^ Miss Helen White leaves Wednesday for ) Spartanburg where she goes to attend (be music festival. Mr. Wyatt Neville of Clinton spent Snnday Inibeclty tbegaest of Mr. Joel W. Morse. M ss J. L Cnerion who has been the guest ol Mrs. Lewis Perrln for the past few weeks oas returned to her home In Atlanta. Mrs. Annie Mo Falls Is In ibe city from An. deison spending a while with her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Hlllhouse. Miss Plevna Seal leaves Wednesday to at tend the Musical Festival at Spartanburg. 5 Mrs. Wyatt Alkeo baa been In Atlanta for several dsyst c Mrs. J. Norwood. Miss Elizabeth and Miss Sara Norwood attended the Oratorical Con test In Greenwood Friday night. Mra I, H. Harden of Clover. 8. C. Vti the ' guest of her sister Mrs. John Gambrflll last ? Miss Stella Simpson bas beeD In the olty fori? lew days tbe guest of friends Miss Simpson lives In Aogasla now but ber many Mends here still claim ber. Ml'sSImp a son left Wednesday for Ibe Musical Festival * In Spartanburg. Mr.T. G. White Bpeut Sunday In Newberry ) wltb relatives. PLEASANT RECEPTION. * Mrs. F. B. Gary gave a delightful reception Monday afternoon in honor of Bishop Guerry ' Duly tbe members of tbe Fplscopal church were Invited lhe opportunity thus being el v ] eu tbf m to meet Bishop Guerry. Mrs. Gary Isaobarmlng hostess and the afternoon was i in every way a pleasant one. 1 Dr. F. E. Harrison went to Atlanta Friday. Miss Susie Patterson and Miss Janle B >yd ofMtCarmei were In L' e city last week tbe guests of tbe Misses Cater. Toe many friends here of Mr. Clyde Mor gan will be delighted to learn tbat be Is rapid iv improving from the bruises received in tbe wreck Saturday. Miss Grace Hemphill has been in Charlotte t for some time visiting friend*. Miss Eliza Gary leaves Wednesday -for Washington where she will spend some time with Mrs. F. B Gary. mr. LtUlblUU IICUUOI UOUID up nvui wiyui ble Friday and stayed until Monday with bis borne people bere. CilboQQ Haekell has gone to Blrmlugham where be baa accepted a position. Tbe news of the dreadful wreck on the Sea board Saturday and tbe death of Mr. Bam Nelsler cafit a gloom over our entire city. Mr. Nelsler bas made Abbeville bis home for a number of years and bad a large circle of friends bere who have the deepest sympathy for Mrs. Nelsler aud his home people In this sad hour. Mr. Leo Walker of Greenwood was In town Sunday the guest of bis sister Mrs. J. Nor wood. , Mr. W. A. Hill spantSatnrday and Sandny In Atlanta. Mr. John M. Qambrell was In Lowndeavllle for a few d*vs last week. Mr. aDd Mrs. John Hall of Charlotte N. C. are In the city tbe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garry Hall. Mr. Fdltor: I Just want to thank yon for your editorial on tbe Clemson affair, lam ? glad lo know we have one editor willing to " express honest American sentiment In the training of tbe youth of our laDd. They, tbe Faculty, with tbe "Discipline" Committee bave acknowledged tbelr Inability to govern tbe college, bence tbelr duty In the premises Is to resign. It does not take a very strong ret of men to dissolve a ool lege or to aend tbe f greater portion of tbe students home?any 4 weak set of men could do that. Tbe control of ibat institution smacks too much of * tyranny, and bas been so for some time. We toka lino atinh cnvnrnmpn t In ours. It smacks too mucn like tbe Csar of Russia. Tbnt people bad a scrap with Japan, and history will tell (he result?all In train ing at borne. If tbe Faculty and ibe "Dlfelp* line" Committee oan'l govern tbe Institution i let tbe Legislature take charge of tbe whole i business and bave It run In tbe interest and a proper tralolDg of tbe youlb of our land. A subscriber. 'The Mother's Last song." . Sleep! The ghostly winds are blow ing, No moon abroad, no star is glowing; The river is deep, and the tide is flow ing i To the land where you and I are- go ing! We are going afar, Beyoud moon or star, To the land where the sinless angels o ra f I lost my heart to your heart leas sire, ('Twas ruelted away by his looks of i fire>) Forgot my God, and my father's ire, All for the sake of.a man's desire; But now we'll go - Where the waters flow And make us a bed where none shall know. The world is cruel, the world is un true; Our woes are many, our friends are few; ? No work, no bread, however we eue What is there left for me to do, But fly?fly From the cruel sky, i And hide in the deepest deeps?and f die? It Jb now possible for a balloon to throw out more ballast thau It carried e up from the surface of the earth. In e a balloon ascent made from Berlin by e Capt Von Krogh, the pilot of the Par i, seval balloon, there was carried a , quantity of chemicals which have the i. property of absorbing moisture, and e thus increasing their weight in adamp 1 atmosphere. The experiment was suo cessful. me Swine amT the Flower V Oh me! I saw a huge and loathsome sty, Wherein a drove of wallowing swine were barred, Dicvtircp hannuet shocked the nostril and the eye; Then spoke a voice, "Behold the source of lard!" . I fled, and saw a field that seemed at fint One glistening mass of roses pure and white, With dewy buds 'mid dark green foliage * nursed; B And, as I lingered o'er the lovely sight, i The summer breeze, that cooled that Southern scene, Whispered, " Behold the source of COTTOLENE!" The house t] you We are Ready to Abbeville. Our store i We have the goods yoi you that you will save Table Linens. ] We have received this week a big shipment of Table Linens, thopret- ^ tiest patterns we have ever shown; b Napkins to match 25c to $1.25 yard, j, Laces and Embroideries. We have these in an abundance. Baby Irish Val round thread. Here you can get any kind you want. An all linen lace at 5c yard. German Torchon 85c bolt of 12 yards. Em broideries from 5c up. Shoes! Shoes! Any one wishing the very best for their money will do well to come to us for anything in Shoes. We have all the latest styles at.right prices. Ladies Oxfords from $1.25 to $3.50. Children's Oxfords 50c to $1.50. Every pair guaranteed. Millinery I Our success ;in 1 thing wonderful, than ever before, - Hats. Every di press, so that yo A Preachment. ... . I Laugh today; you may run a Baltic your foot tomorrow. Be good! It is the only safe inves ment thai pays ten per cent on the dollar. Be kind; it makes your life like a June day, attracts friends and con* founds enemies.* Be just; you never can tell how soon the fellow to wi om you were unjust will have the screws on you. Be liberal; you may be hungry yourself some day. Be joyous: there is but one life to live and to miss having had any grat ideation out of it id calamity, indeed. Be true; then you may expect others to be true to you. . ? ' Be sincere; other*-noting your sip ?'it? nriu oivB vnu their- confidences IVCIIV " *" ft**"' ^ ? - ? and be likewise eiucere with you. Be tbougbiful; the iron enters the soul in after life when we have been neglectful of tbo?e who baveloved us. Be careful; otherwise trouble may < folow in your wake, tbe eon tzran will sell you gold brieksand the promoter ' will bran'i you as-an easy mark. If you smoke, smoke good cigars and -j fewer of theuo. "a Don't overeat.-Success, money or ' ( fame never brought a. worn out man a iipw wtomach. * " If you can afford good clothes, wear them; otherwise be bappy in What you ean afford* No matter your income, se lect the quiet garb of a gentleman. No man was ever beard very fat by the loudness of bis costume. Live right and give others a chanee to do tfre same. Don't underpay your employes or overcharge those who deal with you. These are simple lules,' yet few fol low them all. He who does will be bappy and life, to bim, will be worth living. Don't try to boss. It is one of- the surest and most direct routes to un loveliness, yet many women travel there to their own undoing. Eaater candy, Ac. Remember the place Mtlford's book store. p 0. M. BEASLEY, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, ABBEVILLE, 8. C. Office over Phllson, Henry A Co.'a Store. Loans negotiated on well im proved real estate. George Johnstone. Geo. B. Cromer J. 3Ioore Mars. Johnstone, Cromer & Mars, LAWYERS. OFFICE OVER GLENN'S STORE. i,Henr '' i liat gives Sat ir money J3a< with the mos' date line of I nery ever sh s chock full of all th i need right now, and money by trading wit Eteady Made Waists. We have a big line of net Waists in toek, white ; and eream trimmed eauti fully. Made by the best house q New York, $3,50 to $6XX) each. Black Dress Goods. 50 inch Brilliantine 50cyard. 44 inch Chiffon Panama $1.00 yard. 50 inch Chiffon Panama 50c yard. 44 inch Voile $1.00 yard. 36 inch Sharkskin 30c yard. 44 inch Poplin 75c yard. White Goods* When we come to our White Goods ection we are absolutely sure that re are showing the .prettiest line in Lbbeville. We have big line dotted iwiss, Batiste, ; Persian Lawns, Mcr erized Linen, Lawns to select from. )epartment His department this ? We have sola more , and everybody seems ly we get something u axe sure to be suite I, Henry NEW THEORY S J L T Cooper Makes N Stay in 1 ,The new theory (backed up by his preparation) advanced by L. T. Cooper with regard to the cause of most 111 health of the present genera tion is being sown broadcast by this young: man. Cooper believes that the human stomach has become degenerate In civilized races md claims that good health .is .impossible unless the stom ach is-re-vitalized. This be ciaims to do with his < preparation. An article from the Indianapolis Star during Cooper's stay in that city has this to Bay of Cooper and his prep aration: "Residents of this city are being astounded by L. T. Cooper and hisnew preparation. "Reports that preceded Mr. Cooper's flslt here told of his success in other localities, hut the immense success of his medicine and the general belief In his theory was wholly unprece dented* ; "So great Is the rush of the public to this youuK man that people stand "! in line waiting their turn for hours In ah effort to see him. The most Inter esting feature of this is statements made by reliable citizens as to the 1 actual accomplishments of Cooper's medicine. Amon& recent statements of J this charade, the following Is a fair Htample J 'he State of South Carolina, ABBEVILLE COUNTY. rotate Court?Citation for Letters of Admin istration. By J. F. Miller, Esq., Judge of Probate. Wbereaa. AddIo Chiles baa made autt to te. to ^raut ber Letters of Administration t tbe Estate and effects ol Jobn Chiles, ite of Abbeville County, deceased. These are therefore, to olte and admonish II and singular tb? kindred and oreditors of le said Jobn Cbilea, deoeaaed, that tbey b and appear before me, In tbe Court r Probata, to be beld at Abbeville O. H., on bursday, tbe 80th day of April, 1909, after ubllcatlon hereof, at 11 o'olock In tbe fore oon,to show oaase If any tbey have, wby is said Administration should not be ranted. Given nnder my band and seal of tbe Court, tbls 16tb day of April, in tbe year of our lord one thousand nine hun dred and eight aud in the 1824 year of American Independence. Published on tbe S2ud day of April, wifl in iha \Jraaa an/1 Rannftr and on thafVmpf [ooie door for the time required b^tew. Judge of Probate. y&Co. isfaction or 3k. fc complete and up-to )ry Goods and Milli .own in the City of e newest things out. a call will convince ;h ns. Beady Made Skirts. We have just received another shipment of Ready Made Skirts. Black, Voile, Navy Blue, Gray and Dream Chiffon, Panama. Colored Dress Goods. 36 inch Brown Mohair 30c yard. 50 incji Gray Mohair 50c yard. P0 in Sharkskin in all colors 30c yd. 50 inch Blue Brilliantine 50c yard. 86 inch Cream Serge 40c yard. Silks! Silks! 37 inch Black Taffeta at $1.00 yard. 36 inch Blue, Gray, White at $1 yd 27 inch Cream China at 50c yard. 27 inch Navy Blue at 50c yard. 27 inch Brown at 50c yard. 27 inch Light Blue at 50c yard. Beautiful line Snirt Waist Patterns ~ i. rn? at uia; yai'u. ieason has been some- - Millinery this season 3 delighted with their in Millinery by ex d if you give us a call. & Co. UCCESSFUL I INDIANAPOLIS Lany Converts During Tiat City. "Mr. B. P. Campbell, of 3224 West Washington Street, had this to say of his experience with Cooper: 'I have been a victim of stomach trouble for the past five years?sick and suffering pain all the time. Everything I ate distressed me. I have been under the treatment of many physicians, and have taken all kinds of medicine, none of which afforded me relief. I was greatly discouraged, and was about ready to give up, when Mr. Cooper came to this city to Introduce his preparations. "'I was skeptical, of course, after spending so much money and taking such a large quantity of medicine, but, like the drowning man, I was ready to grab at a straw, so I secured some of Mr. Coooer's New Discovery medl cine and began taking it. It seemed to help right from the first dose. I have been taking it for several weeks, and can now eat heartily and enjoy; my meals for the first time in five years?eat anything, without pain or distress of any kind. I feel like a new being?life is worth living now.'" Let us explain Mr. Cooper's remark able medicine to you if your general health is not all that it should be, ?City Drug Store P. B. SPEED. Plantation Supplies, Family Groceries, Canned Fruits and Vegetables, Fodder, Baled and Unbaled Hay, Building and Step Lumber, Also a few Pigs, ARTHUR PARKER.