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Cowan. _ i We noticed a contribution to The Hazel- i burst NeWs on "The Grading of the Coun- i try Schools," by' Mr. Ernest Cheatham. ] Mr .-Cheatham spoke as one having knowl- j edge of the subject, and we agree with him . upon the neoessity of grading the. country schools. Grading the schools systematizes and facilitates the work for both teacher - Another tiling of vital Importance in ! school ^prk Is the relationship between the , . . school add the home. It is necessary, ab- t sdlutely necessary, that the two work to- i gether to obtain the best results. 1 Our pride in our public school system is justified by results, but that system must fall, short of its greatest goda unless it is * supplemented by judicious home training. The work in the school room is doubly ef -ficient when backed by well-directed home , encouragement. No one knows the child's V, I. temperament, strength^ or weakness, so ."Well as the parent. Ihe mother under stands her "Child as no one elee understands v? htm and ehe may mould his character as no other can. To accomplish this it is necessary that the mother be in constant R touch with present-day methods of teach- a Log. We believe it was Froebel who said, ru The destiny of nations lies far more in the p? ft - hands of women?mothers ? than in the til " hands of'those who possess power. We must cultivate women, who are the educators of the race, else a new generation cannot accomplish Its task. We note with pleasure the promotion of &a Mr.R. B. Cheatham, if indeed we might to Call it a promotion. Mr. Cheatham has mi been elected to a position commanding a its larger salary, but one of less responsibil- H ity. There are few higher or graver places |v of trust than the recitation room. Mr. an Cheatham Is a very efficient teacher ; the school room has lost a capable man, and the bankers mined one. or Mrs. M. C. Thomas Is visiting friends and an t kindred in Athens, Ga. ou Mrs. Gussie Corley of Columbia is visit- ] lng her sister Mrs. S. A. Allen. bv Master James ^Ferguson accidentally shot himself through the foot Saturday, iv The.wound Is not serious. " Miss Lela Fennel wks a pleasant visitor ex here'a few days ago." on Miss- Lena Ferguson is on the mend. Lena is a bright and promising lassie and her many friends are glad to know she wfll be In her usual health In a few days. Mrs. Jim Ferguson has a new recipe for seasoning cabbage. Ask her for it; she will doubtless gladly give it you. A Miss Myrtis Palmer is visiting Miss Eva McNeil. Time seems to be dealing very gently with Miss Palmer. , Mm Tnm Palmar has toon in Ahhpvillo for medical treatment. She is home again, le and we are glad to learn she is convales- f, cing satisfactorily. "Jj BU The Demon of the Air de is the germ of LaGrippe, that, oreathed sti In, brings suffering to thousands. It's <:a fter effects are weakness, nervous- Ijv ' ness, lack of appetite, energy and am- se. bition, with disordered liver and kidneys. The greatest need then is Elec- an trie Bitters, the splendid tonic, blood toi Eirifier and regulator of Stomach, th iver and Kidneys. Thousands have u? proved that the^ wonderfully strength- id; ?u me iierveo, uujiu uptuco^oicuiauu cje restore health and good spirits after ao re, attack of Grip. If suffering, try them, fo Only 50c. Perfect satisfaction guaran- ev teea by P. B. Speed. th Fol#y'? Kidney Remedy will care any case of kldaoy and bladder trouble not beyond T, the reacti of medicine. No medicine can do mora. C. A. Mllford A Co. T1 April 15th 44 H/I I 1U12>?> H In the greatest i Hi \ jL. The proceeds of this enterta R Tickets on Sale at I wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm rhe Swine 01 Oh me! I saw a huge and lo; Wherein a drove of wall' Whose banquet shocked the i Then spoke a voicr, 'Bel I fled, and saw a field that se< One glistening mass of rc With dewy bu<is 'mid dark gi And as I lingered o'er tht The summer breeze that cool Whimpered, "Behold the aturc's Gift from 1 wholesome frying and shortening aSeed oil. There is not an ounce lolesome, greasy and indigestible. r, COTTOLENE received Grand the Louisiana Purchase ExposiMade only by THE N. K. FAI Why does Great Britian buy its oatmeal of us? Certainly it seems like carrying :oals to Newcastle to speak of exporting oatmeal to Scotland and yet, every year the Quaker Oats Company sends hundreds of thousands of cases of Quaker Oats to Great Britian an? Europe. The reason is simple; while the English and Scotch have for centuries eaten oatmeal in quantities and with a regularity that has made them the most rugged physically, and active mentally of all people, the American K?on catincrnatmpal and trvinsr all ie time to improve the methods of manufacture so that he might get that desirable foreign trade. * How well he has succeeded would 5e seen at a glance at the export reports on Quaker Oats. This brand is without a rival; is packed in regular packages, and in hermetically sealed ins for hot climates. 51 Catarrh Juickly Cured by a Pleasant Germ-Killing Antiseptic. The little Hyomei (prouounced igh-o-me) inhaler Is made of hard bber and can easily be carried in icfeet or purse. It will last a lifeBe. Into this inhaler you pour a few op9 of magical Hyomei. This is absorbed by the antiseptic MZe within and now ycu are ready breathe it in over the germ infested embrane where it will speedily begin 1 work of killing catarrh germs, yornei is made of Australian eucaptol combined with other antiseptics d is very pleasant to breathe. It is guaranteed to cure catarrh, onchitis, sore throat, croup, coughs id colds or money back. It cleans it a stuffed up head in two minutes. Bold by druggistB everywhere and C. A. Milford & Co. Complete outincluding inhaler and one bottle of yomei, $1.00. And remember that tra bottles if afterward needed cost ly 50c. NO REASON FOR DOUBT. Statement of Facts Backed by a Strong Guarantee. rt'e guarantee immediate and positive lief to all sufferers from constipution. every case where^ir remedy fails to do is we will supply it free. That's a frank itement of facts, and we want you to bstantiate them at our risk. Rexttll Orderlies are a gentle, effective, pendable and safe bowel regulator, [ engthener and tonic, that are eaten like ndy. They re-establish nature's func>ns in a quiet, easy way. They do not use any inconvenience, griping or naua. They are so pleasant to take, and >rk so easily, that they may be taken by y one at any time. They thoroughly ne up the wholo system to healthy acrity. They have a most beneficial action on the liver. Rexall Orderlies are unsurpassable and jal for the use of children, old folks and t., I.irrl.li. 1IUULC (iCiOVllO. 11 U VdlJllVU wv#v iii^in; commend them to all sufferers from any rm of constipation and its attendant ils. That's why we back our faith in em with our promise of money back if ey do not give entire satisfaction. Two :es: 12 tablets 10 cents and 36 tablets 25 nts. Remember you can obtain Rexall imedies in Abbeville only at our store,? le Rexall Store. C. A. Milford & Co. THE aggregation of Songs, Da a "WHEN 1 inment will be devoted by Milford's Drug Store nBHHHHBWBBaimaBH rA?* . X^A.. /^~7?^ j.. ? 'K>j ^ - .^ ^^59^*?**'*'" " *y?&<''? -" .... * . 'i ^ '].. ^ v?- v*Vj"-v;?y r '. *"?,' ,. v ; "?' V \'k=: f'gffi&r* x\-H S ' sriMa V- :<?''. -A: *V *? V." V . " , '< -?-Vv^S i i&: %> Wvitm r the Flower? athsr a.." ity, rwing swine were barred, lostril and the eye; lold the source of LARD!" ;med at first >ses pure and white, een foliage nursed; : lovely sight, ed that Southern scene, source of COTTOLENE!" the Sunny South" tion; and Gold Medals (also representi case) at the Charleston Exposition, the Chicago World's Fair. In fact, in e LENE has been exhibited in competitic it has invariably been granted the high RBANK COMPANY, Chicago. ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1 SI 0. ~ s % Prizes for Rural School. The South Carolina School Improvement {J Association offers flity prizes to the schools t j of the State for the most decided material S! improvement made during a given length j, of time. Ten of the prizes are to be $100 j, each, and forty are to bo $50 each. Re- 0 gulations concerning the fifty prizes that e are to le aware ed bytl.is Association are }t as follows: D 1. Improvements must be made between (? Nov 1.1909, and Dec. 10,1910. 0 2. Prizes will be awarded to schools %v where the most decided material improve- ? inents have made been during the time t] mentioned. s, 3. Under material improvements are ? included local taxtation, consolidation, q new buildings, repairings and painting old t>( ones, libraries, reading rooms or tables, c( interior decorations, beautifying yards, a and better general equipment. 4. No school can compete for any of jj these prizes unless it is a rural school. No C] town with more than 400 population shall {j be eligible to the contest. d 5. All who wish to enter this contest y must send names and decriptions of schools before improvements are made to the president prior to Oct. I. i 6. All descriptions, photographs, and other evidences showing improvements must be sent to the president before Dee. 115, 1910. The chairman of the Board of I Trustee of nnv snhnol that is ooninotiner i for a prize must approve all descriptions before and after improvements aie made. 7. Blanks will be sent to schools competing for the above prizes with questions to be answered relating to the conditions under which the improvements have been made. 8. Pi-izes will be awarded in checks Dec. 31,1910. The prizes are to be used for further improvements in the schools, receiving them. Address all communications to Mrs. W. L. Daniel, President South Carolina School Improvement Association, Saluda, S. C. Mary Nance Daniel. CURE YOUR KIDNEYS. ^ Do Not Endanger Life When an Abbeville Citizen Shows You the Cure. Why wijl people continue to suffer , the agonies of kidney complaint, back! ache, urinery disorders, Jameneps, -1 | headachep, languor, why allow themj selves to become chronic invalids, i wnen a cenain cure ih onereu mem c Doan's Kidney Pills is the remedy I to une, because it gives to the kidneys 1 the help they need to perform their work. *( If you have any, even one, of the ea symptoms of kidney diseases, cure Hr yourself now, before diabetes, dropsy i or Brijxht's disease sets in. Read this Abbeville testimony : ! D. M. Keller, Main St., Ab- dc beville, B. C., says: "I suf- ot fered for some time from a dull Dl ache across the small of my back, caused by disordered kid- y'f neys. I decided lo try a kidney remedy and weut to P. B. ca Speed's drug store and procured a box of Doan's Kidney w Pills. -I now feel much belter pi and believe them to be a good, reliable kidney medicine. I have no hesitation in recommending Doau's Kidney Pills." For sale by all dealers. Prire 50 u? cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, w New York, tole agents for the United ?[. States. Ku Remember the name?Doan's?aud flV take no other. ^ UI ? i AniP<;' MIN.ST -4 41 atj>ia v ows an nces and Monologues ever sta side splitting burlesque entitle WOMEN It the Civic Club to the beautif) wa}^ to help the Civic Club. / after April 11th. Pric< iiwiBiMiimiiHiiiiiiim??; I /' ng highest awards in each Paris Exposition, ind the I very case where COTTO- ! in with other cooking fats, lest award. urprising Facts About the Patent Med icine Business. "The Fourth Estate" has been warning ublishersi about the risk in allowing eredii ) new medicine concerns. It is said thai lere has been only one or two of the thou xnds of new proprietary medicine housoi ave made any considerable money thai ave started the- past twenty yearti am illy a very few more that have met witl veil moderate success, is the genera npression that the business is immensely rofitable while the facts are that there is < tiger percentage of failures than in ain ther line. The new concerns usually star ith lots of confidence in the merit of thei i oods and advertising but soon exhaus; leir capital leavincr dealers who hav< tocked their medicines with unsaiaon oods 011 their shelves. It is the ex peri ace of many publishers that have accept; i this new business that they have bser anipelled to charge off their bills to profli ud loss. There arc many old and reliable medicim ouses that continue to do a good or in reasing business from year to year bui je new ones are tinding it more and mor< ifficult to become established.?Dei [oines Capital. The Class of Patrons a Store Has is the Best Evidence of the Kind of Goods it Sells We number among: our regular customers the "first families" of this town. # Why? Simply because we carry the kind of goods discriminating people want?the choicest of everything:. Whatever you get here you can be sure has back of it the approval of men who know values in food stuffs, and who select from the thousands of brands the market offers, only such as are proved worthy of a place among the world's finest. Such a brand is ELECTA COFFEE a coffee of rare flavor?made so by handling the world's choicest crop in the one best way, from picking to packing, so as to produce a coffee of highest quality. You'll like Electa whatever your taste In coffee?like it better than any other coffee you ever drank, because it is better. Li. T. MILLER, Abbeville, S. C. Hpecd'N IiOciilM. When you paint use DeVoe's. the kind that i6h further, looks btt'er and lasts longer. )r sale ouly at Speed's Drug Store. Russian corn cure "makes rough roads ny." A sure cure for corns. For sale at )ecd'<4 Drue 8:toro. Still the talk of the town?Speed's Clneo jars, iv favor lie with all the bojB. Speed's rug Store. [i costs as mu h to put on ohesp paint ?s It lestbe bent,ho n?e DeVoe'sund be satisfied, ily h little dlflVrenoe In price. Speed's rug Store. rry one bottle of KusMan Corn Cure and in win use no other. Only 10 cento a bottle, eed's Drug Store. Vou can always eet a box ol nice IreBb ndy at Speed's Drug Store. Don't fool your money sway for poor cigars ht-n j ou can get Speed's Clnco's at the same Ice. Speed's Drug Store. ONE CONDUCTOR WHO WAS CURED. Mr. Wlitord Adams Is his nsme, and he rites about 11?"Some time aco I was cooit\ mv l-kc.il rnith nhrnnln r h?*n nriM 1 tarn. I >0(1 two bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy Ith g"od efftci. find the third bottle put me i my feet and I resumed work as conductor t tbe Lexington, Ky., Slreet Railway. Ji iwe me more relief Uihd any medicine I had er osud, and it will do all tou claim In see ol rheumatism." Koley Kidney It.'inly cures Rheumatism by eliminating the lc acid from the blood. U. A. Miliord <? Co, REL d the ged in Abbeville. The pr id ULE US." 'ing and improving the to1 3S 50c, 75 e and $L0C FAIRFIELD. / Mrs. Sallie Tolen has gone back to he fechool today; she{has been absent fo the last few days on account of little Rc bert being sick. Mrs. F. H. Gable from near Troy ha gone to Georgia to sneod awhile with he daughter Mrs. John Myers. Mrs. J, S. Burnett from Troy and Mr. I P. Young from near Bradley went to Geoi gia yesterday to pay a visit to Mrs. Bui nett's sister Mrs. Culbertson. We hear the cry of the farmers, dry, dr and hard ground. We need rain ver bad, as it has not rained here in severa weeks. Miss (Daisy Yonng is expecting h( cousin Miss Lizzie Crawford from Georgl now soon to spend awhile with her. Mis Lizzie is a handsome young lady and w will all be tflad to see her again. Miss Ann Creswell who has been llvin with Miss Jennie Cresswell for the las few years is now very sick at her sister Mrs. S. T. Young. She is under Dr. Kei nedy's treatment and we know that a srill be done for her that can be. Mrs. Mattie Bowen is very sick toda; We have not set out our potatopatch ye but all we lack is the rain as we have fir slips. Mrs. Mary Cresswell and her grani ATinntn T^IV.rv,.f nr^nnf Co luimiiu JJI.-IIU juiucii OJUJHI/ uu. urday with us. Mr. L. -O. Beaufonl has boon buildin a new houso near Long Cane and has nearly completed. Mr. J. A. Young an Mr. J. P. Creswell of Troy have been hel] jng him. Mr. J. F. Walker who lives in Greenwoo county has crossed over the line into A beville county. He is making his hoir at Mr. Joe Young's. Jim is a smart be and we wish him well wherever he goe Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Crawford spent or day last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. \ Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. John McCaslan went 1 Greenwood one day last week to see Mr Henry Wilson who had the misfortune < getting her leg broke on the train seven weeks ago. Sne has our deepest symp thy. Mr. Joe and Fed Young went to Abb ville one day last week. Miss Myra Young who is teaching tt Puckett school says it will be out in a fe days. Miss Fannie Long and her brother San rrne sDent Saturdav niirht and Sabbath i Mr. A. W. Youngs." One of Fairfield bachelors says he h? eleven little chickens. All he lacks is tl good lady to feed them. MissZellie Langely has been sick, b some better .today. Mrs. M. A. Bowen, J C. and Willia and Miss. Sallie Creswell went to the A. ! P. church at Troy Sabbath. We have not heard of very much cottc being planted in Fairfield yet; it is so ve dry. Some corn has been planted. Mr. J. H. Langely went to McCormii last week on business. Mr. John Beauford and wife came do\ from Abbeville Sabbath to se their Aunt Ai who is ill at Mr. Sam Young's. Mr. Sam Talbert had the misfortune losing his barn one night last week 1 lire. I OFFER : For Sale t l j 293 Acres of land partly in -tl town of Due West. Six goojJ tenai ) bouses, am) barns, stables and o t houses, good pasture, plenty of wat ? on the place. Rents for 12 bales ? cotton weighing 500 pounds each, b 3 sides the owner works a three hon I farm. Price $8,000. t b-room Dwelling nouse on town acre lot, with good out bouse 3 barns, etc. Good berrauda pasture, I b the town of Donalds, S. C. A bargai 2 at $1,350. j 511 Acres of land 4 1-2 miles soul of Ware's Shoals on Saluda river; dwellings and 3 tenant bouses, 75acr wood land, 75 acres bottom land, goc pasture, 7 horse farm open on tt place. It is now rented for 3,600 1b lint cotton. Can be easily mafle i briug double this rent. Price $12.< per acre. 2 Houses and Lots in Fort Pici ens. These are .nice new cottage Price $750 each. Dwelling and Store in the cit of Abbeville near S. A. L. shop Price $2,000. The very place for man wauting to do small mercai tile business. House and Lot corner Churc and Tanyard Streets. This houf is new, well built and has six room; trice ^,uuu. House and Lot in Mt. Carrni is located in the best section of tb town. Price $550. One Lot on corner of Orange an Lemon Streets, beautifully locate level aud well drained, $500. Two Lots near Wardlaw Stree two minutes walk from Grade School; near in, and a bargain ? $500 each. Ill Acres one and one-fourth mil from City limits, price $2000.00. 260 Acres land near Mt. Carme S. C., price $2,000, possibly enoug wood on this place to pay for it. .uiai >uur xveai restate wun me an ccme to Bee me. If you want to buy buveor can get what you want. If yo want to sell I canfind you a buye; | I also buy and sell all kinds of Stocks and Bonds. i Remember I represent tbe EquiU bit , tbe strongest Life Insurance Con: psny in tbe world. ! Robt. S. Link 11 Ollice over Milford's Book Store. ? April 15tl Gals'* ogram includes wn. An easy and agreeabl ) In the Opera House v'- / ' - R. I :i I The Great Liver Medici e- ; $ Don't Take Pills and Violent matters worse. They don't cure. lt! Milford for Constipation, Biliousne bles. It acts in perfect harmony v ut! refunded. I R,| Dr. Riohardson, of Anderson, ?' tinuously % 25 years and says he ck' will give Arch good results as this rn' and at C. A, Milford's Drug Store. an | of Chiquola Drug Co., Anderson, S. C.: by Dear Sirs : In response to your in? quiry, I cheerfully state that I have ? used R. L. T. in nay family for several years with very beneficial results. I have personally used it recently for its tonic effects and have been much benefited. For chtonic constipation, indi. gestion and torpid liver, I do not know a better remedy, Geo. E. Prince, Judge of Tenth Circuit. 36 ^ MANUFACTURED A1 jj CHIQUOLA ,1 ANDERS a For Sale by C. A. Milfo] ^ Price, 50c and Mpr D lifiinrr (if J I . ... )d > ie -* DEAL1 to doors. > floor: ? SASH, . CEIL1N k BLINDS, SHING1 8. Id fact aDyibii g ibat is Deeded to ;y plans aDd figure wiih you od you 8. plans will oot cost you aDytbiDg, a will make the other oaao do it chea i- Get prices od ooaterial beforebusiDeBp aDd are DiakiDg prices to the Eureha Hotel?a few bteps froD h ,e Drop in and see our st PHONE 233 i Sl B ^ * Acker Building ' The Peoples i || ABBEVIL] kt OFFICERS. S.|G. THOMSON, President. le G. A. NEUFFER. Vice-President. R. E. COX, Cashier. : SOUTHERN THE SOUTH'S GE r > Unexcelled Dinning Car berv Through Pullman Sleeping i. Convenient Schedu l" Arrival and Dep.* No. of Trains. 106 Leaves for Green\ =r 1U8 Leaves for Colum I 110 Leaves for Greenv J 112 Leaves for Green\ ? 114 Leaves for Colum 107 Arrives from Gret 109 Arrives from Gre< 111 Arrives from Coli 113 Arrives from Coli 115 Arrives from Gre< For full information^aB to rates, roi Railway Ticl ALEX. E q Travelling Pa: Augus J. L. MEEK, A.set. Gen. Paee. Agent, ), Atlanta, Ga. rn j. 1 > PsM ne and General Tonic.; Purgatives. They only make bad Buy a bottle of B. L. T. from 0. A. >88, Indigestion and all Liver Trou- t rith nature. Guaranteed or money S. 0., ha8 been prescribing condoes not know of any remedy that remedy. See testimonials below I have been using "Richardson's Liver Tonic" id ray home for some months past a nd find it an excellent preparation. It has served as a sub- 1 stitute for calomel, giving the desired effect without the usual nausea following a dose of calomel, and leaving the liver in normal activity. 1 recommend it without hesitation. A. J. Cauthen, Presiding Eider Anderson District. JD GUARANTEED Bi^DRUG CO,, lOIV, s. c. rd & Co., Abbeville, S. C. $1 per Bottle. t nv &, ii, 2RS IBT " [NG, LATHS, G, LIME, JES, CEMENT. build a bouse. Let us make your r work. If we do your work your and if we don't get your work we iper. buying elsewhere. We want your get it. You will find us just below i the square. ock?write or phone us. \BBEVILLE, S. C. & Repair Co, lie. Savings Bank. LE, S. C. DIRECTORS. 8. G. Thomson, H. O. Anderson G. A. Neufler, C. C. Gambreli, W. E. Owens. F. B. Gary, J. 8. Stark, R. E. Cox, Jonn A. Harris. HAIL WAY. * EATEST SYSTEM. ice. Cars on all Through Trains les on all Local Train**' arture of Trains. I Mile at 5:35 a.m. bia at 8:25 a.m. rille at 9:55 a m. ,-ille at 4:05 p.m. bia at 6:25 p. m. rnwood at G:55 a.m. ?nville at 9:40 a.m. imbia at 11:30 a.m. imbia at 5:20 p. m. jnville at 7:50 p. m. jtes, etc., consult nearest Southern iet Agent, or r ACKER. 9senger Agent, ta, Ga. W. E. McGEE, Division Paafl.*Agent, Charleston 8. O.