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i v p mmsamm tmaaasssss^B - / WARR1 |! This roofi ings and the shed. It coir II and three plj caps and ceti | We have make the ve | i ear lots. "Write us f< The Rose f CONTRIBUTED r>. BmM? BttwMB. The Two. A few days ago two Christian yoi ladies from a rescue home for fallen men came to Anderson and sollci fuodft for their noble work. They e little pamphlets for whatever they co ' get for them. They explained the mandator more money with which to i petuate the work that is now only in mfiuiey. ' About the same time, from the pnl] here went up a mighty appeal for fin dai -assisstanoe to the missionaries ^ are devoting their lives to the teaching the Gospel truths to the benighted het ens. A graphic picture was drawn of suffering and the darkness of the o who know not God. An impressive ar mentwas made in their behalf. Which is the more worthy cause? have no intention of disparaging the j ^ eign mission work. We want the Gof of the meek and lowly Nazarene to p< tratfrtothe furthermost parts of the ea and we honor the men and women \ are forsaking everything to preach these who know not the light. Bat in all fairness, we submit that tfc is a work here to do, and when the per can aflord to give to but one cause, t cause should be the one nearest ho There is no nobler work than the one b done by these Christian men and wor who are upbuilding the fallen girls, one* a woman has deviated from straight and narrow path, there always hundreds ready to push her the farther downward. Please do mistake our meaning in this?Ander Intellinger. a Work in behalf of fallen women i possibly have some good in it, but, in opinion the most cruel and the most consclonable waste which is now iinpc upon the American people is that wl comes under the head of Foreign 1 slons. As* rule, plea is made in behalf of heathen, but the real purpose in rais money, is to give some lucky perso nice fat job at a work from which no ? man has y?t discovered .a reasonable turn. This delusion known as foreign missi< has been palmed off on innocent and ( fidlng people for a hundred years, always in the name of the Lord, to this time |no missionary, as far as are informed, has yet been dlshoi enough to claim that he had accomplis ends that warranted the expenditure. x collect money In the name of the I which money is to be actually given favorite men out of a job can < be noth less than a reprehensible. As to which is more worthy, the ef in behalf of fallen women, or the ever ting appeal for foreign missions, tl can be no doubt as to which is best, which is worst. In the. hope of dc good to an unfortunate sister, people e give money, but, if the truth about fore missions was known the unbiased per could t>e induced to contribute to i cause Efforts in behalf of fallen sisters c< from the noblest and the purest impul of the best women on earth' but the eomplishment of the desired result never come by establishing a home them where they may be separate fi the rest of the community and wl their condition is thus admitted, advertised. Such women should receive atteni before they have gone too far. T should not be assembled together, but should be furnished to enable them to to distant parts to live in a pure atn phere where they may bo protected aga the pursuit of villains as well as from attack of black hearted people of the male persuasion. Alter having been restored to unsocial Ss8g$<* ... ?v .; ' ^ . J- O ' ' ' V Y , ' ;' v '.' . * ? 11 ' ng is good enougb. ior tne price is -low enough to us* tes in three weights?one } r?one square to the roll, lent complete.. the agency for this roofii ry lowest prices as we t >r prices and sample, or call V' ' . ' \ . ^ : : *\ '%> v V/1 inberg Mercantile ( ABBEVILLE, S. C.' * 'v. i > ilw ~~?: : - :' . * -r I with correct living people, women il j J have henceforth lived - honorable 'lives, j & u i Kegreting tccir past indiscretions some i a " * of them have been married and have been j n i respected wives and mothers. . |^ But no woman need expect to be respect tl ? ed in the community where it is notorious ai that she has erred. ? si Except for the contumely and the ostra- d< ^ ci6m with which erring women have been a ted punished some of them might reform and st iold become as good as thn best?if they should ac live beyend the reach of vile tongues. * w< >er- The right way to work for ..^~?n is to n< Its take care of the innocent, or those who fe have not sinned. Let parents or those who may assume the work, put girls on G vho their guard against being placed in the (if ' of way of temptation. And they should be to i'fc impressed with the tiuth that no man G ne^ may be trussed. A good woman must n< gu. protect herself at all times. The slightest as impropriety or tho least indiscretion as ^ should be avoided. "* * n< 3pei Woman's honor is above price, and shy n< me- should know that a woman iins no other n( rth shield than her modesty and the prompt y< T ^ | use of her eyes resenting improper a* j advances. lere J As a rule tho . purest and the best H ^: women are not prone to slander a poor Ji me. girl. Those women who may not have y< sins been discreet at all times during all their S< lives, are more likely to be the most sus- n< the picious and the most ready to believe are evil. In flie care or girls, an ounce of prevention Is worth a pound of cure. And all girls should know that men C< Q* y beast of their adventures. Women must w our not allow liberties in the belief of secrecy, y< UQ? Troops of others may afterwards seek fa- n< >sed vors that should not be shown to any. F< lich ? ?? Impeaching Witnesses. ^ t.hft A favorite, method with a certain class S' ling ?f lawyers, when they ruu up against a h' case that is hard for them to manage* is to cc do what they can to break down the testi- m lane mony by throwing suspicion upon the re- witnesses. They will not hesitate to make A it appear that the witness or witnesses are nothing but common liars, and that jn8> they have sworn falsely in the case that ;on- is being tried.?Greenwood Journal. m and It seems that our Greenwood brother is Up in error. Lawyers are not fools. They ju we know that by assailing the character of lest witnesses they must excite on the part of hed some of the jurors a spirit of more or less ^ To resentment. Nobody knows better than ?ord a lawyer that jurors are jealous when the i to' character of an innocent witness is un- ni ling justly assailed, either by direction or by SL insinuation. And then the whole panel, as fort a rule, is not composed of fools. There are las- at least one or more manly men on every w lere panel, and the manly man's sympathy is ki or cettainly excited in behalf of the injured ling witness. And then there are usually some iay discerning men on the juries. If they see ?ign the rich and the influential treated difson ferently from the weak and the defense- cc this less, the lawyer knows that such action disgusts the self-respecting juror who 'me would refuse to lend himself to so dis[ses reputable an act as that of giving credence ac- to the unfounded charges which a lawyer ? will | may make for selfish purposes and which for ! kwvcr as wpII as the iuror. knows is 0 ron* false. '? lere % The Greenwood Journal is wrong for unor other reason: A self respecting presiding judge'in,South Ctirolina would not allow m tion a lawyer,-in his presence and surrounded p[ hey by an army, of constables to do such a aid disreputable act as that o? black-garding in g? and bully-ragging a witness, or in making aos- assertions which is not borne out in testi- a inst mony"/If a lawyer desired to discredit a the witness, the Judge would allow the lawyer f?- to bring In witnesses. A just Judge in court may not allow a lawyer to give bi tion testimony, except when under oath. Even I N J ; " U" ' \ ' ?is!"' . .. : ' t ^ an ITS \ ? iTTEiC y|| || - v * " JK" ' C.. !* ' fr ; best dwell- H ) on a wood )ly, two ply ' with nails, : " s ' ' ' lg and can & . VJ- . ,-^D >uy m solid ? J ' ^ & . qi and see us. ?. } V< . -i-v.'-,- \ y< h a til ?xa - ' |NA #o., inc. s . - vi Kr co ?f th 'the Judge forgot his oath to hold the "" cales fairly, and should-allovr a lawyer to | o as the Journal says, the court room I right sometime have a scene in it which I as not on the bills. Suppose, for Instance be lawyer should "be indiscreet enough to , seail the wrong witness, and that witness bould rise in the courtroom, aslie should 5, and denounce the Journal's lawyer as } liar. The lawyer, acting a? the Journal ivs ^ome lawyer's do, would -deserve ei;tly such retort. In such esse the court ould be rcsporsible for the contempt, and 5 jury would punish the witness who deeded himself. This newspaper is obliged to believe the reenwood Journal must have been im- ' fining things or else he must have been .lking" a^out' some Georgia judges and eorgia lawyers. We are quite sure that > lawyer in v*reeuwuou ^AJunty wuuiu out i the Journal describes. If he did the .sailed, witness would jnost likely de)unee the lawyer "as he should do de- .* junce lyingcbarges in open court, and ) jury would;g1ve the verdicts to a lawsr who 4 made-' unsupported charges jainst a witness! The Greenwood Journal has traveled, e surely is not talking about decent ldges and decent Courts and decent law:?rs and honorable jurors in Greenwood, >uth Carolina. Where have you been, jighbor? Bonds , _ Mr. Ligon, representing the Chicora rr allege, of Greenville was in town last ^ rvab- cnfll-inu hiiviirc f/ir Phinnr/l ten UV/IVI OUVAlilg MUJ ViW AW* VM?vwaw ... jar bonds.bearing six per cent. We do in )t know if he sold any. The Due West P< emale College is offering bonds at 7 per :n.. ;?nf If both bonds are legally issued the Due at 'est College bonds would be moro de- f-j table for our people. Mr. Ligon didn't ja ive tho proof of the legality of the Chi- pi )ra?onds. Nothing is said in advertise- 81 ent about legality of Due West bonds. bbeville Ice plant bring eight per cent. V11 . / la " r so Let patent medicines alone. They do fu ore harm than corn liquor. * lib Take no headache medicine. Death rks in it. ^ The Anderson Intellingener seems to link pool rooms are not good places for >ys. ' ? Atlanta had 200 drunk prisoners one ght in the Christmas. That is drinking me. It is now claimed that rattlesnake bite ill cure tuberculosis. Long ago it was lown that corn whiskey was sure cure r rattlrsnake bite. Aft?r explore, and wlnn you f*fv1 u cold imtrig on, lake Kole^ V Hosifj' and Tnr, "Ineat inroat and Ionic remedy. I< *u.p?? th> mjjh, relieve I tie coDgt-gHon, and exi"-!* Iht ild from your ?j Bleni. Is ml idly li.xuUve. A. Milford & Co. The Rosenberg Mercantile ]y lo. will save you money on agging and ties. IJt . :? hi, SIorHe'N IiOralH. We received last weett a full line of ruts, al,ndn, Eutllsb walnuts and Brazil uuIh. We have some nice home-rained fcoft Bbell Jp ll\J Prou*"*, drlpd apples and peache" aro row season. We can furnish you w-th the best Have yon made vour fruit cuke? lino',lei i furnish the raisin?, currauts, cltr.Jii, uuts up id (.p ees, Al On Saturday we will receive another ship- Q( ent of t hat nood f ausage. Leave your order r a bucket. Let us ?eud yon up some buckwheat and j g bomluy for breakfast. Ice cracbferrlea and apple butter at Morse's. ;.V: \ . i? v , , ways livokioic to Yonr Ioterfi^l; jail and use meat fipre.'iiHlhave^c^n'pbt i, Stas!<!H near public fitjnnralocJIepWc ofnta [, jriSce. Three eales of *w?Jlli>g? have re^ at:y been msda Iniheclty to new obtain*. 1? d ihfi supp:y miming short. Cm 6r?Tl : o a number of vacant butunle.M yon * pjy early cannot fill your bill for Improved^ nfperty. Not a vacant <1 welling Inthei^iy, i d the supply Ir not eqsial to demands, so a h??d best look after the two collages int;0- . med. M. E. Hoi|ing*wortb. J ' ! r : Foley's Honey siridTar lstbebiffltandwfc?i "J ugb remedy for children. At ?be"'firsts j mpioms of a cdd, give aq dlreoted, and* " ?rd. oft danger of croup, bmbchHls, sore, ' roal. told in ttiebead, and stuffy breathicg. I bring* comtort and ease to Hi? little one?/1 utanm no opi >tes or other hamftti druen; icp alwuy""! r>n ltdnd, and refuse substitutes. . A.Mu/ord&CQ. ITCH- . | Cared ih 30 Miaatcs ? XX7>w.ifrtr/}'tt Snnifn'rv T.olinn.- Never lis. Sfild by P. B. Spefed, Druggist. Stnoji for 15 Yearn _ r "indigestion's pangs?trying many (ctor.s Miit} $21)0.no woith of medicine vain, II. F. 'Avacue. nflijgleside. N*? ut"^ Inst uspd Dr. Kmc'* New Life Is, and writes th?-y wholly cirndJ m. Tliev <*ure CntisilpHtlnn, Bil-I u^nes*. Si<?k HeadMpue, Stomach, ver, -Kidney and BotebL trt-ubles c at Speeil'H drug rtorej^/(' 'j ?/ he State of South Carolina, County of Abbeville. IN TITE PROBATE COURT. . R. Lntimer, Administrator of the Estate of Paii? Cowan, deceased, s Plaintiff, aguiiifct Pjiscilla Cowau, v- Martha Dona'd. Alexander Pratt IiTa Braxton, Ezehiel Pratt, Mattie ' Pratt, Permitim'- Pratt and Lawrence Pratt, Defendauts. Copy Salmons. For Relief. (Complaiut not Served.) To ihe Absent ^Defendants, Martha * > n,?11 j onaia, ftieianutr rr?u auu iun I ra'jftbn, E&ekiel Pratt, Mattie Pratt, sruoma Pratt aud Lawrence Pratt: Yoo^are hereby summoned and re^rei&vto acawer the complaint in this ?iou, which was filed in the office of ie Judge of the, Probate Court for the id County, on the 12th day of No* 1 ?OJber, 1909, ar.d to serve a copy of >ur answer to the said complaint on ie subscriber at hw pffice at Abije11b Court House, South Carolina, ithin twenty days after the service n-eof, exclusive of the day of such serce; and .If you faH to answer the >m plaint within the lime aforesaid, e plain tiff in this 8Ctiojj;Wi(l apply the Court for the; relief demanded the com plaint Dated twellthr days of j.Nqvenrt)jer, U?" ' : .^Nlcklee, >v-; JPIat nti (f? ?:A iter itfy. To the Ah'stn&^bteudaartha auold-,'- .Pratt and Ida raxton, %tf^2rafo JK*tde;?rattf srrioma Prattabdv, / lia.actum togk^^lttr^e.boaimouh which the fnregiaJpg'is'a copy'. Was fed ;'ln; the- offlee~? toe_ Judge of the robate Court. for&BbevHJe.C^imty. ate or' Soulii Carolina, oh the 12tb iy of November. 1909. I* VJ. M. NickTea, . Plaintiff's Attorney. November 12th, 1909. - , I 1 *4^ . vW Ih fifvfot* r-i *** ^ some Pome of that Jeru Flour, just Pboue 75 to have our wagoD cull aod leave a sack, aud your baking troubles will come to an end. If you wish Ifght, wholesome I bread, delicious pastry, etc., you will fiod that in the use of Jem you attain your desire. 'The Best by Test," and of course everything else in Groceries, Vegetables, Fruits, etc. Yours to plesse, I.. T.MILLER ( rustse's Sale of Land. j By virtue of authority given to me i a Trunt De^d executed by John T. I >ore, on Ft-bruary 20th. 1909, which < ed is of record in the office of Clerk I Court for Abbeville County, S. C., i Book iSo. Z7, at pageauy. 1 win sen < public HHle iu front of the Court ouse at Abt?"ville, 8. (J., on Monday, itiuary 3r<l, 1910, during the hours of iblic sales, the fallowing real estate : acres of land, situated in MagnoJia )wnbhip. Abbeville County, S. C.. i waters of Kerb's creek, adjoining nds of C. B. Allen, Mrs. E. Thonjpn, J. T. Carson, and others, more lly 'described in the Trust Deed iove referred to. Terms of Sale?Cash. Purchaser to iy tor papers. JOHN N. BLECKLEY. Trustee. Anderson, S. C., Dec. 1st, 1909. A [AEBiE AND GRANITE, I hDi in the marble and granite busi5*8. 1 represent Owen Bros. Marti Company, of Greenwood, S. C. We Pay llie Freight ,d guarantee Fatisfaction. Tf work es not come up to contract it does I >t cost you a cent. . Any one wanting Monuments, ?i.mhs, Slal> W?ik or Curbing I will t lilea-Ht. to b?ve them cull on meat * beville, 3. C., (.r at the bhops in eeowood. 4 > Joe I\ Edmunds, \ Director of Agents. >|' \ ' , V ' . >:<?? No! AH-dbe VStJSmcSopsS real' ! No. SS tfue 4.15K'ftWrK?>r tb**' fad ^eUlbofff C*o. ;<7 due 2.89 (V m. H-iuthWmod'aifttrttmto Tilu ?K rina- V .lHu^m. i'Nnrfhlvinnd nteht . Jt's^a womau ^s deligtit - to Tooji her amtf. boil* rob -^fe ' <S: Ajo?r Eftrfelen?a 'Arnica Salve, cures them ; chokes the skin' 8nft,iaod vejvety.. Xt ^Hfie?ilie/acev Cures Pimples, Sore (Jbapped Eanda. *Txy ft. Infallible forTile?. l&eat Speejtl'gi <irug store. Think of making pictures yourself < 1 your boy and girl friends, your wintei and summer >porla,.aDd evei^tblng you care about. Afl tbia you can easily do with -a'Brownie?.. It I* th?i Biniplest of all cameras to load ao(i operate. You do it all 1b open daylight. i Y X,:;: :V* rou need no experience. By following the Pimple instructions you can make gnod pictures .within ten minutes after getting the capiera. But be sure tbey get you the Brownie." Prices: No. 1 Bfowp-ie'lSl. No. 2 Brownie $2. No. 3 Brownie $3. Two Folding Pocket Brownie $5. The MeMurray Drag Co. ; 1 I OFFER For Sale Duelling and Store in the ere ; of Abbeville near 8. A. I?. shops. Price $2,000. The very plaoe for a ; man wanting to do small mercantile business. v' 1 * House and Lot corner Church ' and Tanyard Streets. This house Is new, well built and has six rOoms. Price $2,000.; House and Lot in .Mt. Carme ia located Yn the beat section of . the town. Price $650. One Lot ota corner at Orange and Lemon Streets, beautifully located level and well drained, $500. ZWO Lots near Wardlaw Strtet,' two minutes walk from Graded School; near in, and bargain at $500 each. J 111 Acres one arid one-fourth mile from City limits, price $2000.00. 260 Acres land Dear Mt Carme], . S. C., price $2,600, possibly enough ujaa/1 rtn K?a' i4I?nn tn not* #*Al* 5# "VUU wu iui0tf|F??vo IV uai ivi 11. wrszs?. m Lint your Real Estate with me aDd 2ouae to see me. If you want to buy I haveor can get What you want. If you want to sell I canfiud you a buyer. I also buy and sell all krndsof Stocks and Bonds. Remember I represent the Eqnita 1", the strongest Life Insurance Compauy in the world. Robt. S. Link Office over Milford'u Book Store. k Fine Farm forjjalel The Ellington Plantation >n Little River (700 acres), 8J miles Tom Abbeville, ane-fourtb miJe froar :be Seab^anl R. R. and three-fourths niles from Walts station. A 12 horse :arm in cultivation, a line orchard aDd jver 100 pecan trees, some now bearing; a real good 7-room house nearly new and painted, 9 good tenant houses, 1 good barn?. This plantation has long jeen noted as a cotton place; about 50 teres well tet in Bermuda grass, four aastures well fenced with wire, also ;hrea large fields fenced; three fine wells of water, four good springs with tranches that never tail; four different grades of land. Plenty of good pine aDd to open up a 5-horse farm more. I'lie place lies well,.very little waste and; a fine place for raising cattle ; plenty of good bottom landk Plenty >f good tenants on the place, t live on the .farm and will take jlpasure in going all over it with any >ne who would wish to see it. Would want one-fourth cosh, balance on long time, four or five years. I would rent the place for at least a c\A ? Hie year ULIU UQICH wuuu jcut. Titles A-l. If more than one party vii-bed to buy would cut the place up uto four or five tracts. I might also ;eli another good plantation two miles 'rom this one of 656 acres lying on Lit;le River. WM. MCNEILL, Dec. 1. 1909. Watte, 8. C. Foley's Kidney "8 1 _ F111S What They Will Do for You They will cure your backache, strengthen your kidneys, cor ect urinary irregularities, build lp the worn out tissues, anu iliminate the excess uric acid ;hat causes rheumatism. Present Bright's Disease and DiaDates, and restore health and strength. Refuse substitutes. C. A. MILrOBD & CO. , A ;'T v.11 ,.;W 1 r i. .'. ' - claim for- th2 TC Pineulea are pot up in two sizes; $1.00 ai ' 2)< times as much as the 50 cent'afefe. - . \ JQpJ W. KENNEDY & O A. MILFOBD II 00. ' ' ' ' ^ T 1 Inl General Sefcoc i 0 IPIfe ? - .? . t. Speed's Dr ' .. . . . , . FRESH Direct from the f Veek at the np-1 Store of n A tl/fTT WA ti. A. JliJAir V. SOCITHERNJ THE SOOTH'S fiREi ? Udexcelled Dinning Car Service Through Pullman Sleeping Cc Convenient Schedules Arrival and Depart -; . ' " fc.j- - ' KT J jjfcv iio. ?n * Trains. 106 Leaves for Greenville 108 Leaves for Columbia s HO Leaves for Greenville 112 Leaves for Greenville 1, r.''^ * ,V 114 Leaves for Columbia a 107 Arrives from Greenwc 109 Arrives from GreenvU 111 Arrives/rom Colombl 113 Arrives from Colombl 115 Arrives from Greenvil For foil information^* to rates, rentes, mm- Ball way Ticket A J. L. MEEK, , Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, * ' 4 *lnn#A Qa Aiiauui, v? Amos B. M We have filled our store room io t > new and complete line of GENERAL MEI ' * We feel that we are now ready to ] If yon need anything in mntliinor Pfhnest. FTa WAV WUH^j MM Tinware, Heavy and! call on as and we will make It woi AMOS B. MORSI State, County and < President: Vlee-Preslden - - v a ftPVRTt r. a. noAAUun- - ? Board of Directors: F. Visanska, J. H. DuPre, R. M. Haddon, W. Clinbscales, C. C. Gambrell. We solid youi; basiuee* Alud s it safely and con? We are In potion to make you loabe, i when placed Id ' Our Saving's I A* Vino'a H*u< Hlaaaf 11 via mug * new urcvuvvf j kin KILLS THE GOUfiHi CURE* THE LUNGS. T , ,'v <0.'y - v . . .\ . ri , ' FCi^ co!^ Nature I irmng and failurt te heed | tei; SCTioy^a^^i^^dig fl p disordered oonamorts or wBM \er. They purify the blood 9 tire system. / The first dose at Pineufes will do ail we H ?-day. I id $0 cents. The dollar ilxe contains I r.y. '^Ar , 0. Chicago, U. S; A* ISS , Abbeville, 8. C. M < ~ fl sTooes I Pencils I ' JHI fvl T;2fc-t HU t 1 Mfl >1 Supplies. S| ' I I ug Store. H Pill 1 DANDY I actory every H o-clate Drag S I RD & CO. | RAILWAY. I iTEST SYSTEM. I trs on all Through Trains. IB on all Iioeftl Trains. I tare of Trains. B 1i HBflH , . SI H fl mm at 6:35 a.m. MH it 8:26 a.m. 9HI at 10.-07 a ra. HjB at 4:06 p.m. lMM it 6:25 p. m. SB jod at 7:66 a.m. MBB lle at 9:40 a.m. v fi9| aatll:35a.m. fl a at 6:20 p. m. HB le at 7:50 p. m. flH etc., consult Dearest Bouthern bH Lgent, or h J. G. LU8K, Bj DivistaniPase. Agent, SB CharlMtnn S. C 19fl iorse Co. I be past few days with a HHH ICHANDI8E )lease tbe most fastidious. fiSH ,ts, Dry Goods, |HH Fancy Groceries MM th your while. IBH 3 COMPANY H 9F ABBEVILLE | City Depository. H t: Cashlir: ]^999 J. H. DuPRE. HH , E. Harrison, P. B, Speed, G. A. B. Moore, W. P. Greene, J. F. ire prepared to handle flHj ervatirely. H|H| ipd to j>ay interest on deposits, H^Hj department. jn U NEW LIFE PILLS I ho fills That Do Cure. H