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The Abbeville Press and Banner jj BY W. W. & W. R. BRADLEY. ABBEVILLE, 8. C..WEDNHSDAY, MARCH 3, 1909. ESTABLISHED 1844'||||| . THE HIGH SCHOOL. Shall it Be Centrally Located, where Would be Accessible to the Majority ! Editor Press and Banner: The Legislature having passed an acta thorizing the city of Abbeville to Issue iwei ty thousand dollar* of bonds for the purpo of establishing a High School In ibis piac the question as to whether we are to ba> such a school Is practically settled. The ue; most Important matter to Resettled is the 1 cation of the school building. In determining this question there are se erai matters which should be tukeu into coi slderation. In my opinion this building should be 1< cated when It would be accessible to the grea est number of those who would likely atteu It with the least luconveulenct?In othi words, in the most populous section 01 ic cltr. Then, as tbe amount of money that will I available- for tlie purpose of erecting ti school building will be such as should provit . a structure that would bean ornament to tt city. It should, undoubtedly, be located on commanding site, where it could be seen c persons visiting the city, and not stuck awa In an out-ol-the-way place, as is being advi cated by some of our people, where not oue i a thousand persons who might come toot city would even see it, or know of its e: istenoe. The two sites most prominently roeutlonei when the matter of the location of the buili lng is being discussed, are the old base-ba grounds on Magazine Hi!1, and tbe lot owns \ by Miss Dick, on upper Main Street. In comparing these two sites in respect 1 thel- accessibility by the greatest number < pupils who would likely atteud tbe scnoc the odds are decidedly In favor of the Die lot. By drawing a line from tbe Seaboard Depi through tbe Public Square to tbe Souther ? Depot, it will be found that there are. at lea* ten times as many white families llvlr northwest of that line, or on that side c which the Dick lot 1? situated, as there are c the other side?the side oa which Is aituats the base-bail lot. Besides, In order to reach tbe school, if li cated on the Dick lot, It wouid not be nece sary for the great majority of those atten* lng tbe school, to pass through a street, tt residents along which being largely cor posed of colored persons, as would be it case, should the school be located on tt other lot. Then again, as has already been intimate the building should occup a conspuuoi site, where It could be eeen, and in this r sped there can be no comparison between tl two lots. The Dick lot occupies quite an elevate plateau,affording a commanding vl*w ol tl surrounding country for miles around I every dlreciiou, which of Itself could not fs of having a most wholesome and eievatlr effect uuou tbe mind of tbe pupils in alien ance upou the school, whereas tbe oth?-r p a Is totally devoid of all or these advantages. Now in conclusion, Mr. Editor, permit 11 to say that, 1! tbe matter of tbe selection hnalln for the <choo building Is to be left to committee of our cit zens, then b> all mem let there be do one on that committee wl baa. or may be interested lm lands adjaoe to the competitive sites. 4 AntUComblDe, FARM IMPLEMENTS. Buy Only Such as Will be Practical Ui On Your Own Farm. Abbeville, S. C., February 24, !90!> " With eacb succeeding season there is 11 pjreised upon us the n? el of providing goo up-to-date tarm Implements. Some have < ready done this in a measure, while the gre majority lag far behind, not realizing tb they are losiDg time and labor In not ptocu log the btst implements on the marset. B U is uscle-s to buy ux ls i bat are not uude stood or appreciated, and al ow them to stai oht In the weather 10 become in a short tin old and weaiber-worn. Theie is a prejudi Intbeminds of m?n) people agaln?t me u of improved t'tura Implement* anil uiacbl ery, and not altogether a groundless one. X all the kinds of machinery are In the reach all, and perbup* they could not use them they had tbero. But each should mudy tt needs of the piwce where they bappeu to I located, ;and buy such implements a? tb< know will be O' u?e on the place. For exai p e, not all could find a use for a disc plow, a manure-spreader, while others mlcht fit them of the gicmest po-sible va:ue, N every one coul 1 afford to buy a disc barro n\i hoi'o the mpunu u/. hHiul using it. It they did, but another will make ooeut itie most profitable of all the lmpl meets And so with all the other com rue tools and appliances. The world change progress Is made. and so we may expect m advance In agricultural science and appl ances. It would Indeed be strance If it were not so. This being true. It will be w< to study the changes that are taking place methods and machinery, and try to put practice that purl that will apply to us lnc vidua llj*. In buying tool?, then, we should let t samerules guide us as in buylngotber thing that is, get what we know to be needed, ai the be*t there is to be had or thai oue can i ford to buy. Anything less than the best w lo t!.e ei.d prove Jo be dear at any i-rice. In our locality, uot all the modern farm ii piements cmti be pn fitab y used. Thisshou not deier us irom getting those that can used, and are being used now by the mo progressive among us. Though! spells pro rfss and without it ihfre can be noue, It was once be'levtd i but all the equlpme needed to farm successfully was a strong co stltution and a willingness to work Imle nltely. Tbat time ts past, and will not cor again. In preparing to make auother crn and so to pass one more year ol your life, co slder the question of farm implements, you are satisfied that there is somethl tftat is reaiiy neeaeci ftnamai win on ? i?u felt waut, do not hesitate about getting It. you cao One cannot do good work witho good tools, and the better equipped w? ai \ the higher cla*8 of work will there be. Lit things make up the sura of life, and It is attention to the details that we may hope achieve a success that will be enduring a: that will not pass away. ? . Thos. Tolbert r ^ ^ Cottolene is ucau?j.1* vui is made fron and disagree If purit FAIRFIELD. Dear Mr. Supervisor, woD't you please get it the Loog C<?ne bridge fixed al an early day? . Ii manes our head swim to even walk across ; on foot. We bad quite a hard rain to fall about five o'clock this morning, with strong wind, a" thunder and lightning. u" Mrs. K A. Crawford spent Thursday night 8t' with ns. e- Mr. F.T. Young spent yesterday and last 'e nlgbi wlhus. 'Sabbath, being bis birthday, sl we will give the girls a guess how old he Is. L" Our mail route man on route No. 1 had the misfortune of losing one of his fine little colts v* la?t week. Q" Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bowen and little Gladys spent "abbath wltu Mr. Bowen's Bister, Mrs. 3." E. C. Young. 1 Rev. K. F. Bradley preached oi;e of his j IU extra flue sermons Sabbath, we only wish 0r everybody could have heard it. ie MlstiJanle Creswell and Mr. J. C. Bowen went to see Mr. T. R. P. Oreswell Sabbath, he >f" Is improving some from rheumatism. Little Furman McCaslan spent Saturdey 1:! with Joel Young. 1 ie David Young dined with Maater William i a Bowen, S->bbatli. Miss Wiliie Young spent Saturday night with Miss Fannie Long. ?* Mr. J. H. Langiey Is not improving fast 01 from rheumatism and LaGrlpp. ,r Mr. J M. Spence Is Jurlor at Abbeville this l~ week. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brown will celebrate 2* next Tuesday as their wtddlog day. They will be married ten yeareon that day. '} Mrs. Saliie Brown hnsirecQ visiting friends and relatives in Troy for the last weeK. m<- i a and rv n viinni? has moved the saw mill to Mr. J. W. Young's and has beeD 01 busy Rawing this last week. " Miss Saille Ann Cresweil was at Mr. S. T. * Young's one flay last week. Dr. Wldeman from near Bradley and his , loving wife worshipped at Long Cane with P us Sabbath. "? Tnere was a party at Mr. W. H. Robert's '8 last Friday night. The young loiks had a 1,1 nice time. ' } Mr. J. W. Crawford dined with Mr. and Mrs. 'a R. A. Crawford one day last week. Jlra loves his pupa as all boys ought to love their parents. Be h good boy Jim, and oome again. Mrs. E. C. Young and swe*t children, and Mrs. Hu^h Bowen and little Uladys, were ,e the pleasant guests at Mrs. Joe Russell's of "* Troy on last Thursday. The month of March has come l^i as mild le as a lamb. M:sses Janle Young, Rebecca, Maggie, Daisy and tittle J. Frank Long spent Saturday with us. *" Mrs. John MtCisIaD, Furman and Miss le BHle Cre?we I called tp see us Saturday. One of Mr. R. T. Young's baods on his place ?{J name. Wince Lyons, colored, had a little le child to catch atlr?i Friday aud was bo badly 'P burned^hat It died yesterday. 11 Soroe'of those'hat dined at the celebration ,K at the home of Mr. Johu Brown, on lastTuesd day, were Mrs. Saille Brown, Mrs. R. A. ce Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Biakely, Mrs Horn, Mrs. J. F. Puckett, Mr?. Louranla ie Leard. Mrs. Pegele Mc'Brlde aud Miss Saille t>' Ann Cresweil. They stent a pleasant day, IW and we hope Mr. and Mrs. Brown will live Q* to celebrate many ?ucb happy days. Mr. aud Mrs J. M.Speuce and little Lena, Dl called to see Mr. J. H. Laugley Sabbath, who is still vpiy sick. Mr. and Mrs. J W.Crawford and children, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Russell and little son Sidney, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Crawford, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. J. W.' Young. ( Mrs. W. H. Huberts and little children spent one day last week at Mr. J H. Langiey's. 56 Mr. J. A. Young went to A-'bevilte Monday. Mr. J. C. and William Rowen went to Abhevllle Monday. Mr. Joe Young spent Sabbath at the home of Mr. J. D. Cresweil. n- Toe infaut of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dansby d. died last Snnday, and was burled Monday at *' LongCatie. Ii. whs only a few weeks old. ; "1 Sleep on, sweet oaoe, ana ihkb toy rust, i God called it home, He thought It best* ui Mr. T. M. Jay of Troy, who has been ill ir- for some time, parsed quietly away , to that) 3d world beyond, about 2 o'clock Sabbath mornje Ing. tie was buried Monday afternoon at ce 2 o'clock In the cemetery at Troy. Ne Miss Martha Reagan's school was out last n- Friday at Hlbler. Mrs. Y. P. Reagan and oi Lota Brown accompanied her home, but she of leaves this morning to take charge of another lj school near where she has been teaching. if> We saw in Bellevue letter where a younsi bf. man took a cake loth* lectu'e, forgot it and ey left it in the huzgy taking it back home, n- Was that you, Duck? or id " '' " XfHr Death iu Biic Fond. oi It was a thrilling experience to Mrs. j} Ida Soper to face death. -'For years a )u" severe Jung trouble gave noe intense s; suffering," she writes, "r.nd. fieveral times nearly caused my death. All IIS remedies failed and doctors said I was si? incurable. Then Dr. King's New Dlscovery brought quick relief and a cure U- t"0 permanent that I hav? riot been troubled in twelve years." Mrs. Soper'lives iu Big Pond, Pa. It works aJ wonders in Coughs and Colds, Sore nf- Luttyw, Hemorrhages, LaGrippe, Asth111 ma. Croup, Whooping Cough and all m. Bronchial a flections. 50c and $1.00. iid Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by P. B. t^peed. a * m C A. Milford & Co.'s Locals. ' * The ureatest soap proposition ever offered n~ to the public Is offered by C. A. Mlltord & Co. ne Don't lull to see lbe display both in show 'D- window and inside of store. Call in and they ?"f will tel I jou shout it. D? Headqtiartera for Combs, JBair and Tooth ;g. Brushes at Milford's Drug Store. * " " s? - ? *-?u ? ? %m 11 r/v?/< II n liyiPT H UlWttJ'O ucou at JIJIIUIUO ut Drug Store. am m u> If you want the best roofing at Dd lowest prices call on S, J, Link. ~ ' "Nati l 'rl % ' a clean product 9 _ ? J_ ties oniy in axr-n i hog fat?often i sable and contas y, healthfulness Made only b; AT THE THEATRE. "On the Frontier." The Burgner and Aiton Stock C pany of 20 people will begin a we engagement at the Abbeviile 0 House on/Monday night, when will present for the first time at p lar prices, the beautiful drama, the Frontier." This company been carefully selected and wil fouud to be above the standard of average reportoirecompanies. Sp scenery is carried by this omp and every detail has been looked a which makes this company one of best on tne road. The engagement will be for th< tire week with a change of play specialties each night. Prices II and 30 cents. The Lnrld Glow of Doom was seen in the red face, hands body of the little son of H. M. Adi of Henrietta, Pa. His awful pi from eczema had, for five years, d< all remedies and baffled the btst tors, who said the poisoned blood affected his lungs and nothing c save him. "But," writes his mo' "seven bottles of Electric Bitters < pletely cured him." For Erupt Eczema, Salt Rheum, Sores an< Blood Disorders and Rheumatism ] trie Bitters is supreme. Only Guaranteed by P. B. Speed.. Bald Heads Not Want Baldness is Too Generally Constyei Sign of Advanced Age. A bald-beaded person does not ba\ equal chance wllb one blessed wltb a be bead bead ot hair, becanse baldness i generally accepted as an indication o Many large corporations have establish! aye limit, and refuse to take men o< years ot age as a new employee. Almost 65 per cent, of bald-beaded p may regain a good bead of healthy hi lllPy Will IOIIOW UUl auiiw nun oiler. We have a remedy tbat we posll euaranfee to grow balr on any bead, n ibe roots ef tbe bair are entirely dead, follicles olosed, and tbe Rcalp baa be glazed and shiny. We want people ti this remedy at our risk, with the dlstinc demanding tbat unless It does exactly what we claim It will, and gives satlBla Id every respect, we shall make do chart tbe remedy used during tbe trial. We know exactly what we are id about, and with this offer back of our i ments no one should sootf, doubt our wc besltaae to put our remedy to an actual We want everyone In Abbeville w suffering from any scalp or balr trouble, druff, railing balr or baldness to try our all "93" Hair Tonic. We want them to 1 regularly?say until three bottles bave used?and If It does not eradicate dan cleaaBe and refresh the scalp, tighten tbi in Its roots, and grow new balr, we w turn every cent paid us for tbe remed tbe mere asklDg. There Is no formal!) pected, and we exact no obligation fro user whatever. We are established right here Id Abb< and make this offer with a full understa tbat our business success entirely de upon the sort of treatment we accor customers, and we would not dare mal above offer unless we were positively c tbat we could substantiate It In every \ ular. Two slze^SOo. and 81,00. C. A. M & Co. "On the Frontier" at Popular Pric "On the Frontier" will be pres< by the Burguer and Aiton Stock 1 pany at the Abbeville Opera Houi Monday night. The engagement be for the entire week, with a cb ' * ' " -i-L* rnu A oi Din every uigui. iuc u^cuiuj is pronounced one of the best class, and its wonderful succes many years has proved it to b There will also be up-to-date sp ties between the acts, and all who wish to attend should secure Prices 10, 20 and 30 cents. Just received full supply dies, Collars, Collar Pads, Bre ing, In fact everything necei to begin farming. Our pricei the lowest. S. J. Link. Kills Would-Be Nlayer. A merciless murderer is Appei tis with maDy victims. ButDr. .K New Life Pills kill it by prevei They gently stimulate stomach, and bowels, preventing that cloj that invites appendicitis, curing stipation, Biliousness, Chills, Ma Headache and Indigestion. 2 Speed's drug store. If It'is "McMurray made," It lsguan to4please or we refund your money. ire*s Gi ortens yoi * . Its source glit tin pails, impure and al linating odor* ?, cleanliness T THE N. K. Fi EAST END. What "M" Sees and Hears on His 'om- Rounds About the City and Along pera Me "? 1 they The many friends of Mr. J. M. Harden are ODU- 8latl 10 know be Is getting on nicely, and ha seemingly Is some better. Tla hoped he will A"1 soon be fully restored to his usual bealtb. US Mrs. Stokes was summoned last week to ] be Chester on account of the Illness of her little ft daughter Who has Just undergone a severe . , operation for appendicitis. ecial The many friends of the family 'trust that any the little one will be raised up to health and soon return home. ,Il t Rev. Hodges of the Columbia Female Colthe lege delivered a floe address last SuDday morning from the Methodist pulpit In the Interest of the College, His address was dellv en" ered In an earnest and forceful manner, and aod claimed the closest attention of his large ) 9(j coogregatloD. ' ** Mrs. AlcCord haa moved from the Vlsanska Cottage to the large dwelling farther down on Magazine street. Miss Vivian Caldwell after an extended viuit to her sister Mrs. L. D. Caldwell, left las) and Saturday for Greenwood where sbe will spend awhile before returning to her home In tiros, Greenville. w TT,n 4llltla flonphtfl] llgDl M188 j>iary am, iuc yiouvj ?? efied--?*Mr*? John Harris eotertalned a camber o: < her little friends last Saturday afternoon Ik QOC- celebration ol her birthday; Quite an elubo bad rale spread of delightful leliesbmetits wai ouId made for the llttie folks who were happy In ., the romps and glee of merry obi I hood. Lit Doer, de Mies Harris entertained most charming!} Mm- and her guests on leaving wished ber man} inns returnslof this bappy occasion. i nil1 Mr Will White of the firm of White Broth, j ail ers left last Monday for Northern marketi Elec- where be will lay in tbe usual mammott aqp ?tock carried by tbtfe good old reliable firm Mr. A. 8. Simmons and Mrs. J. 8. Cocbrai i have Just returned from New York, and ai soon ? their store room Is finished will oper up for tbe Inspection of tbe publlo a beautl AJ ful line of ladles goods, mlllernery and no RQ tlooB, embra cing all tbe latest styles and fadi ol the season, watch for their advertlsemen and you .will find them at home In tbeli rail a pretty Dew store with rare bargains for all rea a ^lss Nena Wham left yesterday for be: place of business Camming, Ga.. on ber waj she will stop.over In Atlanta for a few dayi 7a an to post herself on tbe styles and fashions li altby Mlllernery. b too Mr. L.T. Miller the City Grocer now pro f age poses to open a first class bakery which 1 Bd an now being built on bis lot fronting on Maga per 85 zlne street. Bread, pies, cakes and all kind of good things w ill be delivered at your door eople Look out lor bis ad. and be ready to rlni air If up his phone, and you will be served prompt 1 our ly?Watch! lvely The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. W. P id less Greene are glad to know tbat their little hoi their who has been quite 111 with pneumonia 1 come better, and bope for blm a speedy ;recovery. o try Tbe fire alarm at tbe factory last Suuda; tun- afternoon caused a stampede and many d what our citizens burrled to tbe scene. Tbe fir ,ctlon company was promptly on band and stop je for ped tbe firewLJcb at one time looked as I there might be much damage and destructioi Iking to tbe warehouse and cottoc; but tbe fire wa state- soon .extlngultbc d and only u few bales of col ird or ton damaged with the breakage of window test. In the warehouse.. Don't know the origin c hols tbe fire but suppose it Just happened aB usus dan- from some balebre?kmg out Into flame. Rex. There 1b uo mucb smoking on wagons loadei use It with oi.toi* when being brought to town fo been sale, or storage. druff, Mr. Richard Sondley Is putting a nice p b hair azza to bis dwelling that will be a great com 111 re- fort, and'glve blm a fine view of all passln y for on Abbeville's tbrougbfare?Magazine street J ex- Miss Ida Bearden of Ninety Six was tb m tbe guest ofber friend Miss 8adle Hammom last Saturday and Sunday. ivllle, Mr?. Will Hammond orBlrmingbam, Ala ndlng Is In tbe city visiting Mr. J. 8. Hammon pends and family and other relatives. d our -, te the LOOKING oveh ROUTE 8. ertaln > tar tic Mr. David Gilliam Is still in tbe olty spend [Uford lng awhile with bis daughter Mrs. McCialc and Is improving nloely. We bope tb obaDge may continue to do him good so the be may soon be fully restored. Miss Eunice Cochran and her friend Ml* I6S. Lillian McCanty spent last Tburshay nlgt In tbe city as guests of Mr*. M. B. Syfan. ?IIted Mr. R. P. McNeil expect* to leave toda Com- for L.iuren8 where he will resume bis unfit lsbed contract of street building. se OD Mrs, McNeil and ber pretty little daugbtc ; will will follow next wetk. x 1 - C" Ffonn whn hog hocn alpk < Bint iq nnrp im,unuiwnu?ou? ? ? ly improving and hopes noon lo be hlrlgb ' Dill Mr. Clark Link Is busy fixing up ADd pi?n of its Ing bis truck |farm. Mr. Link aDd sons ai 8 for up to their business In trucking, and In ses son never come lo town without somethln e 80% to gen. ecial- Mrs. C. N. Thornton and little daugbt< t-hnao Florence are spendlkg awftlle with her motl tn(f6 er Mm. Saw. Beats. Route 3 was well represented la the clt Saturday. The old Barb home four miles Weit of A bevllle ban been torn aown and upon 1m sit Ma modern cottage baa Just been finished b - Messrs Bass Brothers. , This old building was built more than lech" yesrs ago and was formerly the home of M Dick Hill who was the father of the late j 3SarV M. Hill of this oily, J afterwards It wi " known as the Bibs home, even up to the Ma 3 ar0 ol lis removal. ' It 1b now numbered with the lrretrlevabl past, and In Its dlBtructlon one of the olde land murks perhaps of Abbeville Connly bs been removed. Thus It island will ever I 'old tbli gs" are passing away, and glvlr place to tne new. idici Mr. John Wilson has been on the jury tl ihp'r past week. Ll"o ? Mr. Edwin Parker was In tbeclly l?st Moi ltion. day on business, and taking In uale-day. liver "We" were congratulated by an old frlei rcrintr on route 3 as having received a raise In oi /' salary as mall carrier which we fully appr Con- elated, and hoped as we finished our Jonrnt laria, borne the good news was true, bnt alas! tl icp raise was made, but oDly for the olty o<rrle aL mi Wbo also were ralBed at the Session of Co gre68 before tblB session which the rur onrrinrs who should have been remember I this session were entirely forgotten. not ev< a move made by any Congressmen Nort Booth, East or West In their behalf after t ift from t ry. ur food?le is clean?it cont< Compare ttiese i ways indigestible 3- - and economy ap LIRBANK COMPANY ^ their loud talking and big promises last seeI alon. I The rural carriers were raised last, only '25 percent when the fact Is that everything > ihey have to buy for themselves and horses ' has advanced from 50 to ICO pei cent, so that t they are now not geulng us much for 875 as ' they could purchase two years ago for SGO then who says their salaries should not have been raised? They are earnest and faithful > In their work all the sam^and living wltb I the hope ol u better day coming that is If some of the older boys dont quit and go up higher before It comes. DEATH OF MR. ANDREW MCNEILL. Mr, Andrew McNeill died at hi# home In Honea Path Tuesday afternoon Feb. 28, about i 5 o'clock. The deceased had been In 111 health for some time and tor several months past was confined to his bed. Mr. MeNelll was born and railed In this County not farlfrom the Sharon section. He was a good man honest and true, aud was a , member |of the Methodist Church; at one time be was Sunday School Huperlnteudani ) at. Belhel Church. Ho raised a large family of sons and daugh tere all of whom are married and are worthy i sons and daughters of an honored and true father, His wife, five, children and three brothers < survive him. I His remains were brought to Abbeville and > carried to Sharon where the funeral services were iCOUaUCieu in iue [iimeugD UI umuj ' triands and relatives alter wblob tdev were T gently laid to rem In the cemetry beside lovi td ones gone before. The bereaved ones have tbe sympathy of i hosts of frledds. i Mrs. Luther Nickels after spending awhile - with her home people at Sbaron returned to ' tbe city last Monday, accompanied by her ' ilster, Miss Belle McKenzle. I 8omeof the first cIhbs farmers of tbe Flat woods bave been hauling Western corn In tbe Bbuotc, by the carload, tbe past week. > Mrs. Ada Kennedy spent several days of . tbe past week wltb her home people at > Bellevue. > Misses Beltle and Maggie Evans accompa> Died by tbelr brother, Mr. C. B. Evans, were - charmlng guests In the city last Monday. Whites bridge, nine miles West of Abbe' vllie, has been torn up and remodeled, and t put In good shape by our new County Superr visor, Mr. 8tevenson. v ' + A Reigilous Author's Statement. 3 Rev. Joseph B. Fesperman, Salisbury, N. C.. who is tbe author of severs! books, writes: . "For several years I was afflicted wltb kidB ney trouble and last winter I Was suddenly . stricken wltb a severe pain In my kldnoys B and was confiDed to bed eight days unable to . get up without assistance. My urine con? talned a thick white sediment and I passed _ same frpquently day and night. I commenced taking Foley's Kidney Remedy, and the pain > gradually abated and finally ceased and my 3 urine became normal. I cheerfully recono8 mend Foley's Kidney Remedy." C, A. Milford A CO. e Our roofing is the best, Our J prices the lowest, See us. S. J. Link, . ' [. ? Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs quiok, ly, strengthens tbe lungs and expels ooldr. ' Get the genuine in a yellow package. C. A. a Mllford <fc Co. ! M if&t l W b. ill lie Sunm n^thens you lins no hog fat. . 1 J *JL"^ JL conditions witn i e. Most lard is i peal to you, insi , New York, New Or] (HMD OFM ONE WHOLE WEEK COM! Monday Night, M ?* THE BURGNER & STOCK COMP IN A REPERTOIRE OF ARD PLATS, SUFFORT MISS HENRIETTA OPENING PLi 1 I "On the Froi Change of Play and Specii Prices 10c, 20c \ .' Ladies free Monday night when one paid 30 cents ticket if pu p. m. Monday. Seats at Milford's I t f. ' i : iio^1 W>3 Pm r South"! '\ * ir life Its manner of m, hose surrounding ] sold in bulk?expos st upon having Coi eans, Chicago. ? HOll MENCING arch 41th, AITON I A aJN I STANDINS "WILSON. IY ntier." alties Nightly. and 30c / accompanied by I v;li| rctaased before 6 )rug Store. ^Jj 4. #A ll r-<r Jr : li * '-J mm 7/ I ' ?1 i ' -r' m " .v < J'wM r v;' - '".?s ' ' V3? ;.' #& "" ">;A *# % If - : i arlrA+itlC IS Lard. Lard ted to dust, ttolene. -j t A ; * \