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' "? ? SUPERVISOR'S 1 QUARTERLY REPOR! The Following Claims Were Au dited and Paid by the Board < County Commissioners for At beville County for the Quart* Ending June 30th, 1910. H T Jennings S 3 10 Thomas Tolbert, P M... 4 35 Richard Sondley 33 34 Boggs Widemaii 20 00 J A Alewine 45 97 C J Lyon S3 60 W A O'Bryant 15 80 J L Perrin 77 35 J T Davis 10 60 Primus Green 20 00 J S and S P Gibert 30 00 W B and T A Bowie 30 00 L P Harkness and Const 30 00 J D Mundy 35 00 S T Eakln 1 75 J C Martin and Const,*.. 50 00 W W Wilson and Const.. 30 00 JPBowen..-. 13 75 A R and D B Ellis. Mag and Const 37 50 S T Eakln 4 39 J W White 35 00 J H Sanders and Const. 50 00 W D Simoson. M D 50 00 P J PfiefTer, Const 15 00 J M Huckabee 18 <5 M L Stanton, Mag 30 00 J R Tucker 15 J C Riley 25 50 ROBranvon 5 00 AIM Erwin 25 00 W D Morrah 25 00 3 50 L A Ramey i 1* 50 T J Brltt... v 17 80 J E Lomax. .'i 14 90 J R Lomax...\ 20 bO EW Harper 22 10 H J Power...i 15 00 W R Dunn 21 ?0 W E Lesley 20 40 ? A D Kennedy 21 60 J L Kennedy 21 50 Francis Henry 35 00 J A Younsr 7 \ Jno T Bryant 13 67 W D Barksdale 67 48 Commercial P Cornp 6 50 Greo Wilson 1 50 . J C Hill, M D 15 00 : J Allen Smith, Jr 23 71 H Weinraub * 17 75 L W White Co.... 102 35 AM Smith 43 15 J R Glenn 28 10 D Poliakoff 3 00 Joe F Edmonds *19 70 C A Milford & Co 8 20 Gilbert & Bros a A M Hill i Son.... 2 00 RM Pratt.... 48 82 LC Haskell 539 10 G A Harrison 4 75 W G Moore 1 50 Philson <fc Henry 1 60 Abbeville W and E Plant 44 01 Grover Hollingsworth.. 2 16 M D<fc HL Smith Co... 5100 R C Brownlee & Co 2123 IM Cleckley 54 00 EL Bell 4 00 SPGibert 6 50 Carolina PCement Co.. 102 54 McCormlck Land ifcLumberCo 3 00 " Clinton OilCo 8 75 John H Nickles 3 75 ; WE Dunn . 23 47 B F Sweetenburg, Agt.. 95 66 C J Lyon and Const 300 00 J M McCain 6 00 EW Nance 8 00 iH- .. BL Smith 3 30 , R T Broadwell ? 50 v . J D Miller, agent 4 87 W W Wilson 12 53 S F Hammond 38 27 West Disinfecting Co... 52 00 Beck-Gregg Hdw Co? 93 50 J D Phillips 3 79 Robt Johnson 10 00 Cooley & Speer 93 59. W M Speer Co 9 50 A V Barnes 16 44 John Brown 2 00 fi J Lvon 20 20 \ J G Huckabee, Mag 18 75 EVNewby 10 00 H Y Fuller 20 00 J M Carlton, M D 10 00 J A McMahan 1 00 Grady Price 3 50 Hopp Bros Co 188 40 J C Hill, M D 10 00 J F Bradley, Treas 921 05 Covin <fc LeRoy 20 40 W W Tampson 2 00 W A Nell & Son 40 00 Beck <fc Gregg 8 80 JEMcCracEen 6 00 P H Liback /. 12 00 * C L Clinkscales 4 00 Frederick Dislnfect't Co 120 00 J A Alewine 16 88 J L Johnson 2 26 P L Grier 5 00 EB Kennedy 12 50 8 T Eakin 50 Southern Bridge Co 700 00 Will Davis 24 00 J D Weed & Co 39 41 J H Sharp 105 00 D E Newell, Jr 140 00 I H C <fe Co 36 00 BLHaddon 70 00 ' J F Miller, P J 30 00 Com Printing Co 1 25 A F Calvert 83 34 Richard Sondley 33 34 J F Bradley, Treas 33 34 Primus Green 20 00 J RWilson 192 Ida Bryson 8 00 J A Schroeder & Son 105 00 J D Mundy 35 00 Richard Sondley 100 00 ST Eakin 120 R B Cheatham 65 00 J M Raysor 116 90 H P Sailey 1 96 J A Young 2 50 T A Aiillnm ICQ QO U A w WG Riley 56 AW Chambers 180 C J Lyon 31 80 J L Wardlaw 55 00 Scott ?k Co 1 10 J D Bowie 1 20 J A Schroeder 30 00 Geo S Wilson 1520 C J Bruce 25 00 W D Barksdale 12 25 Jos A Ashley 3 37 J A Alewine 63 89 JimWideman 100 W G Moore 1 05 Abb Hardware Co 15 10 LW White Co.., 54 03 Joe F Edmonds 16 40 JnoWSign 9 00 WAO'Bryant 12 60 L T Hill, M D 10 00 HSMinshall 10 75 J R Glenn 29 41 Smith Dry Goods Co ... 5 40 Abb W and E Plant 19 80 A B Morse Jk Co 35 10 G A Harrison 50 S J Link 51 31 J M Raysor 100 00 S T iiakln a oo J E Lomax 12 00 Abb Hardware Co 85 07 Gilbert Bros 4 20 E R Thomson 8 15 J S Sargent 1540 Ed Kleser 2 60 J L Black 1 00 J A Deason 2 00 W E McKinney 1 10 (ickf\ fl Rnrnnrfl .{ Oi 4.7 (VI A M Bonds 8 60 A J & M A May 100 85 J R Dunn 75 24 A B Martin 2 00 T J Britt 288 G1 Press and Banner. 46 50 W A Harbin 2 50 W A Niel <fc Sons 27 00 Sam Howland 7 50 Sam Young 27 42 Walter Sherard ? 08 W K Kennedy 2 50 TomPerrin, Jr l 00 W S Jackson <>00 D E Newell, Jr 2 00 O L (inn 2 00 SL Wilson 15 00 Bell <fc Gibert 12 50 Abb Oil Mill 160 15 W A Neil & Son 10 00 J W McKee, Jr 5 00 C J Lyon 46 77 " ? 85 95 ? - 82 93 WDMoi'titi.88 23 iff A Templetbn ,8?* U Abb Phone Co i? M Commercial Printing Co 75 J F Bradley 1 85 ^ SBMcCutry 1800 STEakin 2 37 HS Hammond 120 E M Svfan 45 00 i- J W White 70(10 1 11E llili 7000 11 5f J 1) Miller, agt 1 57 tl A F Calvert, *0 i- Joseph Hicks, Mag l-? 00 n Abb Oil Mill ? 80 0( jr BL Haddon &> 00 Beck & Gregg Hdvr Co.. bl 20 J F Bradley ? ? A F Calvert ? ^ .J A Alewine 80 j>? II, Ida Brysou 8 00 D D Ellis 1 ? ll R Sondley ?3 34 11 Piiwus Green... oo tl J F Miller, P Judge .... 10 00 CJLvon 200 00 STEakin 00 ri Abb Phone Co ?> 00 n CJ Lyon 1' 0: C J Bruce ,' 8? 11 H Jennings J J 50 J H Sharp ^ 00 tl JLW'ardlaw 55 00 c J A Schroeder & boil.... iu& uu LC Robinson 2 00 * J H Hill 3 00 ^ A M Smith ? 50 di Rosenberg More Co 51 7a j Joe F Edmonds ? ? m Abb fldw Co 6 85 0< Abbe W and E Plant... 24 <J5 S) RLDargan * li McMurray Drug Co 3 3a JCDodson ? 9? J Will Ashley 1 50 * W A Calvert 76 00 p L W White Co 39 40 C A Milford Co 83 15 f' DPoliakoff...l 28 60 tl WT Edwards 30 50 tl W AO'Bryant 5 00 J Allen Smith, Jr 3b 62 v *S J Link 20 13 n J R Glenn 93 73 11 TH Maxwell 95 b Grover Holiingsworth.. 2 16 . 4 14 2 40 ^ Abbeville I L & Fuel Co. 2 75 Gus Romans 1 *5 01 G A Harrison 1 00 ^ Abbeville Lumber Co... 5 08 LT Miller 155 t ER Thomson 39 03 el L W Keller <fc Bro 10 35 L W Dansby 2 20 R J & J H Hutchinson . 3 60 [ j W R Dunn f? W C Shaw 10 45 Bell & Bowen 85 75 Charles S Leroy 20 00 S C Penitentiary 419 00 H J H Hutchinson 16 62 Abbeville Medium 18 00 Cudahy Packing Co .... 8 17 J D Adams & Co 80 00 ? . Walker. Evans & Cogs- y well Co 34 08 W D Simpson, M D 10 00 p: Kentucky Lith'gh Co.V 20 00 g, W F Dickson 6 00 ?t Ernest F Latimer 92 69 J W Boyd 3 80 P G A Neuffer, M D 15 00 w D S Knox, M D 5 00 P B Speed 20 35 W J Stockman 35 91 tli G P Ferguson 10 00 bi A J Ferguson 6 00 CJ E H Pennell j 30 WAHawthorne ........ 4 00 ? W J Milford 13 93 oi J C McAdams 5 00 Eureka Hotel 14 00 Dennis Jackson 1 >>0 W A Stevenson 19 94 ^ R E Cox 18 26 M M 1?. TTnllincs worth. MfUJ 75 00 _ C J Bruce GO Cooley & Speer 1 00 A F Calvert 2 04 P STEakin. 5 71 C( R E Hill, expert 20 00 LTUldrick ' 3o W STEakin M w J F Bradley, Treas....... 297 00 EH Jennings 13 50 Q) J F Bradley, Treas 17 jO x J W Sharp 2 00 ? S W Sweetanburg, agt.. 1 20 ci Robt Johnson 10 00 w J F Hammond 175 00 .. M J Winn 5 40 ^ Gideon Giles 1 00 v< JHGreene ?50 EL Wilson 2 00 J H Moore 2a 00 J A Alewine 1? 65 C J Lyon and Const 100 00 ai Richard Sondley 100 00 ^ W D Thomas 5 00 . Thomas Tolbert,PM... 4 35 S T Eakin 25 n H W Bowie, Coroner? 37 50 gi E G Newby 10 00 a( J E Prince 9 85 J E Prince, Const 15 00 Abbe Ice, L& Fuel Co... 2 75 n J E Newell 70 00 u L P Harkness, Mgr 15 00 W B and T A Bowie. Mgr and Const 30 00 T J Price ?6 50 p J A Alewine 8 70 BLHaddon 35 00 Higgins Bros 8 10 J F Bradley 33 34 Richard Bronner 40 *' STEakin 126 bl JEMcDavid 5 00 tt J S Stark 5 00 n< Richard Sondley 33 34 A F Calvert 33 34 ^ C J Bruce, Const 25 00 tt J R Wilson, Const .15 00 es Primus Green, Jan 20 00 w Ida Bryson 8 00 C J Bruce, Const 25 00 88 W W Wilson, Mas: 15 00 M EHollings worth, Mag 75 00 w ' J L Perrin 75 00' J H Nickles 25 " J F Bradley, Treas 50 00 $3 J A Alewine ' 71 25 A W. ArSTEVENSON, w S? County Supervisor. tt ft WHEN HER BACKACHES S i fc A Woman Finds All Her Enererv and " - y? Ambition Slipping Away. ? Abbeville women know how the ^ aches and pains that come when the flj kidneys fail make life a burden. Back - V, ache, hip pains, headaches, dizzy p< spells, distressing urinary troubles, all m tell of sick kidneys and warn you of ** the stealthy approach of diabetes, 18 dropsy and Bright's disease. Doan's Kidney Pills permanently cure all ^ these disorders. w Can Abbeville sufferers desire stronger proof than this woman's words? v< Mrs. L. H. Seel, 415 S. Main St., P< Anderson, S. C., says : " For the tt past year or more, I suffered quite n< a good deal from kidney trouble. es The kidney secretions were too fre- ^ quent in passage at times and I was g( also subject to pains across the small of my back. I always felt w * ? ? 1 * 1 T>1 dull ana languid ana nine iiKe ao- *ing my work. I used many remedies, but none gave me an much in benefit as Doan*s Kidney Pills. I ei do not hesitate to recommend this b< valuable remedy to any one hav- 0j ing kidney complaint." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburu Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. A Remember the name?Doau's-and take no other. Nchedule for I?u? Went Knilwuy. y; Morning train leaveB Due Went at IOjIW. , Evening train leaves Due Went, at 4M0. These H train* meet the morning and evening trains . on tbe Southern at Donalds. II Passeneers can go out trom Due West on . the evening freight train which leaves Due II West at two o'clock. kinc'8 HEW LIFE PILLS The Pills That Do Cure. 73 /HERE DID CAStRO GET it? t lonopoliea and Foreign Interests the J Sources of the Venezuelan Presi- r dent's European Bank Deposits. ( Estimates of the amount of money lat President Castro of Venezuela iriftily deposited in Europe prior to ' is flight 'vary all the way from $10,- 1 )0,0D0 to $00,000,000. Where did he s et It? is the natural question. Most J t his wealth has come from monopoes out of -which he has received the on's share. The latest and one of j le most ingenious of these monopo- { es was the sole right to butcher eate. This was said to produce a net 1 icorne of $2,000 a day, as th#- cattle ? lisers were forced to sell their ani- f lals fo: almost nothing in the absence f competition. 8 Foreigners of all nations, as well as I 19 Venezuelans, have contributed to ( astro's European bank deposits. .f?er four years of exploitation the 1 receiver" of the New Yoi;k antLUermr- r iz company's asphalt property turned , lto the Venezuelan treasury only $8,X) as the net proceeds of four years' 1 lies, amounting to about half a mil- s on dollars at the mine. All but $8,X) of this sum, the "receiver" stated, ^ 'as absorbed by "expenses and im- -j rovements." The "receiver" ncglectI to mention the profits derived from 1 le sale of the asphalt here. Added to i le half million dollars charged to "ex- t enses and improvements," the profits lade on the sale of refined asphalt J rake an enormous sum, which has J een divided between Castro and his , .merican business associates. But the cattle and asphalt graft* are 1 aly samples of the sources from * hich Castrb has enriched himself at .j le expense of his own people and for[gn interests in Venezuela. I MENTOR OF TELEPOST BEGAN AS WIRE OPERATOR. 1 I 7 las Now Received Highest Honors J For fUs Achievements In Rapid Te- { legraphy. "Many of the prominent men of the 8 me began their careers n the com- * aratively humble calling of the tele- ' raph operator," says Leslie's Weekly, j Dne of tfcye most successful of these is , atrick Bernard Delany of Ne'w York, hose inventions in improving teleg- 41 iphy have attracted worldwide etten ii on Born in Ireland, Mr. Delany was ^ rought to this country when a lad, beime an excellent telegraph operator at le age of sixteen and at eighteen was I ae of the most expert press operators ^ 1 the land. Afterward he rose to high * asitions In various telegraph c'ompa- ^ les and later was associated with [r. Edison In rapid telegraphy exper- 1 nents and began his work as an injntor He devised the famous 'anti- t age relay,' for which he received a jnsiderable sum, and invented the J Qti-induction cable, the patents of hlch netted him over $100,000. "Turning his attention to synchro9us multiplex telegraphy, he perfect1 a system whereby six Morse elralts were obtained from a single j ire and was awarded for ft the ? [ghest prize at the International In- ' entlons exhibition In London in 18S5. c [r. Delany twenty-one years ago ? julpped a laboratory at South Or- v age, N. J., and devoted his time to 1 atomatlc rapid telegraphy, In which e has had great success, his appara- h is transmitting a thousand words a dnute over a single wire. This Is reirded by experts as one of the greatest !hievements In the telegraphic line." EMANDS FIRM POLICY 1 TOWARD SOUTH AMERICA. lea For the Protection of American Interests South of the Caribbean. "If the new 'temple of peace/ the r50,000 building for the International ireau of American republics, of which _ ie cornerstone was laid In April, is * 3t to be a memorial to the ruin of nlted States interests in a number of tese republics, our governtnent ui'ust . jtabllsh a reputation for firmness hen these interests are attacked," ? tys a writer in the Pan-American. "With the completion of the isthmian 11 inal these interests, which are alsady estimated at a valuation of .,000,000,000, will be largely increased. ? policy as just as it is unyielding hen necessity requires will mean the J ilvation of existing investments and ie protection of the investor o?.' the iture. "The fact that a definite remedy Is . iqulred was impressed anew upon the nlted States by the unsuccessful ef?rt on the part of the state dopartent to secure arbitration of five king ;ndlng American claims against venraela. "The merits of these particular cases L~4-Kw nf immo. UUL, llUWCVWj LUC ljucotivil VJL late importance. This question Is, Tiat effect must be expected from a jllcy which Involves the abandonent of citizens whose wrongs have ;en declared to the world? If redress not to be exacted foi l*iese wrongs, hat fate can other despoiled Amerlin citizens exptct in Central and >uth America when menaced by unirupulous governments? "The definite remedy demanded In>lves no more than the assertion of a jllcy of insisting upon prompi: a ad lorough redress of injuries. It would )t be difficult for the United States to ifjihMsh meh a reDutatlon for protect- . ig the Interests of its citizens In DUth America that these Interests oufd rarely be attacked. All the recedenta go to show, especially In le case of Venezuela, that the most anudent, contumacious and belllger\t of South American potentate-, will jcome tractable upon the mere threat f force." For Sale. 185 acres on main ntreville - Abbeville road, ear Methodist and Presbyte* i an churches, near Antre- r ille High School; a good t ouse, out houses, wood, pas- < ire, etc. An extra good place i 1 very fine community at i iw price of $18.00 per a.cre; i isily worth $25.00. Abbe- ( ille Ins. & Trust Co. School Trustees. The following school trustees have been np?olnl<?cl for a term of two yoars, beginning uly r?, 1910: District. I%o. I?T. J. Bowman. \V. 8. Mmi-j ling, U. W. Brown. Lownde<.vli|e. M'sirlnt No. 2?S. 8. Boles. K. K. Cllnliscules, F. Manning Lnwnde?:vlile. District No.B. Maselcy, M. I)., K. W. larper, J. M. Ilnrdiyi, Lownde-<vlllc. Dlstiict No. l?John 'J'. lVitikiit, 1'. T. McOare>\ ClHyton I, ins, liowndenvlile. D'strlot No. 5 s. A. Speed, Alou/.o Waters, 0. C. Shaw, Lowndesvllle. District No. 0?Charles Parnell, Sain Hill, (am Mall L'jwnd<-'KVlIlp. District No. 7?It. O. Boll, J. N. Cooley, A.1 V. Ed ward". Culhotin Kails. District No. S?,I.in. F. C-lnksoe-les, W. J. Vramnno, ()?i!?r hauler, Abbeville. District N<>. 9?S. (A Itdey, W. J. Tucker, >lonroe Burrls', t>'hotm F?ll?. District No. 10?J. W. Boyd, J. F. Sutherand.J. I). Dhmii, Mt.C-trniel. District N<\ II? Vlbert liibert, W. 0 Covin, . L. Lerov. Wdiingfrn. District No. 12?H. M. Boncbillon, J. F. Sin;lHton, A.M. Utile, Itorrteimx. District No. 13?W. B. (?Murlcp, S. L. Ednunds, F. 11. Roitlnson, Mi;Cormlck. District. No. l l-J T. Briu, J. C. Talbert, JCeph N. Alston. MeCortnlek. District No. 15?\V. D. Moiiah, J. IT. Wartlaw, s. P. Morrnh, Troy. District, No. lii-(J. A. llaavey, J. L. Mc3omb, Wnymai- Beiow, Troy. Disir'f-t No. 17~Jobu S. Martin, W. W. Jinck.Edwiu Pnrkcr, Abbevlilr. District No. 18? Jus. J. Link, Jobn Baughnan, W. E. Bruce, Abbeville. District No. IS?S. L. Wilson, Thos. Wilson, H. ICenrtfidv. Abbeville. Dt-irtct N". 2'?J. T. Cheatham, Jus. A. Oill??rn, J* . 5S. WilllMm.s, AI*. District No.21?[). A. Wardlnw, L. A. Jucklon. L. D. Kd WHrits, Abbevlll*. District No. 22?OliJ (imded.Scbool. District No. 2:1?C. r>. Cowmi, Abbevlllf; F. iV. Wilson, D. W. Tti- rniis, Wa ts. District No. 21?W. E Leslie, Oac.ir Cochran, I'bompson Kuit:, Abbeville. -District No. 25?John Bradbury. Win. E lls, >>wnde?vli'e: J*-> igers Abbeville. District No. 2G?i . M. Clinkscmes. C?. S. jtwls, E. Vv. N-'uce, Lowndesvllle. District No. 27?W. B. Crowlber, R A Keaon. S. J. Waki field, Autrevllle. Dtstilct No. 28?W. W. Wilson, A. B. Young, t. O. Pruin. Level Lmirt. District No. 20?J. T. Ware, W. T. Campbell, Vntrevllle; E. rl. Pennell, Level Laii<'. District No. 30?W. R. Ellis, S. H. Cochran, rV. t$. UlflnCK, AI?1?hviiib. District No. 31?W. H. Steveniion, T. H. Jolts, J R. Lomnx, Abbeville. District No. 31?11. J. Stockman, Greenvootl; H. R. Tolbcri, R. R. lolb'Tt, Ahliovlllf. District No. 31?T. i'. Tb-maon, Abbeville; 1'. P. 1'urtlv, A^-McFerrin, Verdery. District No. 34?Thos. NlckUs, T. B. Eake-% I. R. EUw?rds. Abnevlile. DNirlct No. 35?Brown Bowie, J. R. Sharp, 3. T. Sharp, DoualdP. -* Dlstrlcl No. 36? H. R. Crawford, J. W. Slmpon. Due Wee-; P. B. Orwlle, Abbeville. D'Bir'ct No. 37?J.'R. Prnltt. J. A. Murdock, lugh J. Aimn'rotig. Hon fa Path, District Nil. J58?J. B. Bell, J. H. Brooks, Dr. ?. Y. Peessiv, Dnt* Weni. District No. 39?C. H. DodsoD, J. J. Donn, L. r. Davis, Dooa'd-. District No. 40?E. H. Nlcblps, Hodges; S. O. Jotts, Abbsvliip; Eunice Miller, Hodees. Dlsirirt No. 41?J. P. Smitb, W. P. Wllliamon, H. T. Morrison, Donaios. District No. 42?J. B. Ferguson, A. J. Ferguon, Jul us H. DuPr*. Jr., Abbevil'p. District No. 43?G. W. JoiiiiScn, Jumts WllIsmsor,, JohD T. Davis. Donalds. District No. 44?0. L. Burls, H B. MkUIsod, f. A. Black, Houea Ptlh. District No. 4i?B. Jnmlsou, J. R. Shdfleld, A. J. Ash ipy, Hnnfa Pai h. District No. 46?C. W. Norrio, AntrevlIN; S. H. Flsber, Ray; J.. E. BrysiH, L"vM Land. District No. 47? E. M. R'cbey, D. S. Keunel?\ J. Will Ash'ev; Dona'd". District No. 48?J. A. Browu, J. A. Young, S. \ Yftung, 'I'roj. District No.4H? L. M. Patterson, W. J. C?nn, V. H. Mi K?e, An'revine. District No. 50?P. T. Miller, J. S. Eukln. W. 5. Corlev. Greenwood. District No. 51?W. T. Cunningham, Abbp'ille; J.A.Campbell. G. P. Grant, Lowndet'ille. District No. 52?F. H. GaU1, J. D, Bowlck, V. H. Kepnpdy. Troy. District No. 5<?R. W. Drakr, John W. >ake, J. W. D^vore. Donalds. District No. 54? L. A. Ramey, W.C. McNeill, lili1 (?uunu A nltou i 11o District. No. fa~J. R. Crcsswell. H. T. Falerson, Troj: Wade Cot bran, McCormlek. Voa will (rganze |your boards electlne a hnirman sua clerk and report to tbls office o/ir clerk's name and address. J. Foxier Hnmmond, Co. Supf. Ed. A. C. THEY HAVE A DEFINITE PURPOSE Foley's Kidney Pills elve quick relief Id ases of kidDey and ladder ailments. Mrs. I' He G!n?er, Terre Haute. Ind., tells the reult In her case. "After sult'e'Jnij for many earn from a serious case of k duey trouhle ind spending: much money for sr-calleri urea, I found Foley Kidney Hills the only nedlclne that gave me a permanent cure. J m again able to ha up hdd attend to my cork. I shall never hesitate to .recommend hem." C. A. Mllford <fc Co. Have ^f u ever smoked a Clneo? If so, we ;n w you are our (rleu<<. Speed's drug store Abbeville-Grdenwo od MUIUAL mmirt ASSOCIATION. iv Property Insured, $1,850,000 February 1st, ISM). RITE TO OR CALL on the undersigns ** or the Director of you:r Tovrnslil' 3r any Information you may desire hU>im ur plan of Intsnrsnoe. We insure yonr property against doatrti-lull by nu, mmm 01 uismas, nd (lo so cheaper than any insurance Con any in existence. Remember we are prepared to prove to yov bat. ours 1b the safest and cnutpubt piatnsurance known, J. R. pLAKE, Gen. Agent Abbeville, S. 0. r. ERASES LYON, Preo. Abbeville, S. 0. o 8. (J. Slujora, Greenwood J.T. Mabry Cokesbury W. B. Acker Donalds T. 8 E' 1- Due Weal W. W. L. Keller Long Cane I. A. Keller JSmlthvtlle W. A. 8'evenNon Cedar 8prln;{ W. W. Lradl-y Abbeville Dr. J. A. Anderson Antrevllle 8.8. Bo'es Lowndesville A O. G'ant Magnolia Edwin Parker CalhouD Mills 8. L. Edmonds Bordeaux H. L. liHsor Walnut Grove W. A Nlckles Hod(;es M. (J, Bowles Coronaoa D. 8. Hattlwanger ....... Nln?t>-81x G. C. Dusenberry .....Klrinrds 1th B.Tuylor fellowship Joseph Lake Phceni* Rov. J. B. Muse. Verdery J. H. Chiles Bradley J. W. J,von Troy A. W. Younfcblood Yeldell G. E. Dorn Calllson G. E. IVirn Klrtiseys W. V. Hamilton .. . Brooks Abbovillfc, S ('.. Feb. 1. 1*4? Foley's Kidney Pill? tu?? vi/m v?? TV kill t I UWJ TT 111 UU IUI \SU They will cure your backache, itrengthen your kidneys, corcct urinary irregularities, build ip the worn out tissues, and iliminate the excess uric acid :hat causes rheumatism. Preroht Bright's Disease and Dia>ates, and restore health and itrength. Refuse substitutes. C. A. MILFORD & CO. Good News I /I "I write to tell you the I tpR good news that Cardui tL p lias helped ^me so much || I writes Mrs. Mary an Mar- 11 g shall, of Woodstock, Ga. g! | "I do hope and trust Eg; ? that ladies who are suffer- ||! ; | ing as I did, will take g|! I 5 Cardui, for it has beci a I I God's blessing to me, and gfi j | will certainly help every || I (H lady who is suffering." ?$J The Woman's TonJc | I No matter if you suffer ll from hcadache,^ backache ||j pains in arms, shoulders || and legs, dragging-down || feelings, etc., or if you K feel tired, weary, wornniit i f\A rrnnorollir rrticor? BH fflj uui anu gvui,iuiijr uiiuvi- KS9 I Iff able?Carduiwill help you. il-1 It has helped thousands H H ^ 1 of other weak, sick ladies Q J ?1 and if you will only give |l &| it a trial, you will be H 51 thankful ever after. || I OFFER i For Sale: | 293 Acres of land partly in the , town of Due West. Six good tenant houses, and barns, stables and out \ houses, good pasture, plenty of water ? on the place. Rents for 12 bales ol cotton weighing 500 pounds each, besides the owner works a three horse < farm. Price $8,000. / 6-room Dwelling House on a t town acre lot, with good out houses, j barns, etc. Good bermuda pasture, in t the town of Donalds, 8. C. A burgain f at $1,3-50. 8 a 511 Acres of land 4 1-2 miles south of Ware's Sboals on Saluda river; 3 dwellings' and 3 tenant houses, 75 acres " wood land, 75 acres bottomjand, good pasture, 7 'horse farm open on the place. It is how rented.for 3,600 ibs. lint cotton. Can be easily made lo bring double this rent. Price $12.50 per acre. 2 Houses and Lots in Fort Pickens. Thef-e are nice new cottages. J Price $750 eucli. <. Dwelling and Store in the city of Abbeville near S. A. L. shops. Price $2,000. The very place for a man M auling to do small mercantile business. House and Lot corner Church and Tanyard^Streets. This house ia uew, well built and has six rooms. Price $2,000. \ House and Lot in Mt. Carmel is located in the best section of the town. Price $550. One Xot on corner of Orange and Lemon Streets, beautifully located level and well drained, $500. TWO Lots near Wardlaw Street, two minutes walk from Graded School; near in, and a bargain at $500 eaclj. > 111 Acres one and one-fourth mile from City limits, price 52000.00. \ ' 260 Acres land near Mt. Carmel, S. C., price $2,600, possibly enough wood on this place to pay for it. List your Real Estate with me and come to nee me. If you want to buy I baveor can get what you want. If you want to sell I caufind you a buyer / I also buy and sell all kinds of Stocks and Bonds. Remember I represent the Equitably the strongest Life Insurance Company in the world. Hobt. S: Link Office over Milford^ Book Store. , Charleston and Western Carolina Ry Schedule In effect September 12, 1908. Daily linlly Dally t? Lv Aucusta 10 10am 4 85pm 6.80am fl Ar McCoraiick ll.ofjaui C.3tfpm 8.14am Lv McCoriulca ...... . 8.15am Lv Calhoun Kails... 9.2?aip Ar Audprfcon J*"!*!?!?! LvMcOotuJcK 11.6Gam G.i&pfn Ar Greenwood 12.57pm 7 50pm al /\r w mt-riuo ......... Ar Lacirenii '2 00pm Ex. Hun. Lv Laurens 2.35pm 8.10am Ar Fountain Inn... 8.17pm 9.25am cs Ar Gieenvll'e. 4.00pm 10.20* m Lv Laurens 2.82pui hi Ar Woodrull 8.18pm Ar Hpiirlanbtm; 4 05pm fr Lv bpurlauburg 6.25pm (So. Ky.) Ar lieudernonvllle S.15pm ArAhbevHIe 0 15pm lx] Lv Ashevllle 7.00am (So. Ry.) ' Ar llenderaonvllle 8.05am ta Lv Spartanburg-.. 12.20pm (C. & W. C. By) Lv Woodruff 1.13pm bt Ar Laurens 2.03pm Lv Greenville 12.20uuj 4.30pm Ex.Suu. Lv Fountain Inn... 1.03ona 5.2.5pm Ar Laurens 1.45pm 6.25pm Lv Lauren? 2.12pm (C. N.&L.) s[ Lv CI in ton 2.32 pm Ar Newberry 3.20pm Ar Columbia 4.55pm Cn Ar Charleston 10.00pm ce Lv Laurens 2 82pm C. &VV.C.) Ar (Jreeuwnod :t.32prn (J.iaam Lv Anderson r.'SKJJ! i-iv i aiiiouu cttiin.., Ar McCormlck 1.82pm 7.o2nra li.-t.ipm Lv McCormlck 4.:c'pm 7.5'Jam O.lTpra .... Ar Aiik'iiutx )j l.'min !'.:iftnm S.:i5pn s??>lul through trains hi*twe?*.? Greenville and -v? i'hHili8ti>n via Lumens hikI Columbia. Trt-weekly 1'iiUice Cur Line between Au- j*l ^iii-ta >iv el Asbuvllle. Trains Nus. 1 and 'J Ijl leave Augusta Tuesdays, Thurso ays ?ud 8at irdHjs. Leave Asbevllle Mondays, NVednes- 1 days and Fridays. Note?The above arrivals and departures,as well as connections with other companies, are ^lveu as Information, and are not guaran- n teed. **' Krnest Williams, G. P. Agt., Augusta, Ga. K. A. Brand, Traffic Manager. > ' V1"*?" -.'-V ' M Great Liver Medici Don't Take Pills and Violent natters worse. They don't cure. Gilford for Constipation, Biliousue iles. It acts in perfect harmony ^ efunded. Dr, Richardson, of Anderson, innously for 25 years and says he rill give such good results as this ,nd at 0. A, Milford's Drugstore. Jhiquola Drug Co., Anderson, 8. C.: Dear Sirs: In response to your in* juiry, I cheerfully state that I have lsed R. L. T. in my family for several -ears with very beneficial result*. I lave personally used it recently for Its ouic effects and have been much beneited. For chronic constipation, indi;estion and torpid Jiver, I do not know i better remedy, Geo. E. Prince, Judge of Tenl& Circuit. MANUFACTDBED AI CHIftUOLA ANDERS , \ For Sale by C. A. Milfoi Price, 50c! and SOUTHERN THE SOOTH'S Gi Jnexcelled Dinning Car Serv Through Pullman Sleeping Convenient Schedr Arrival and Deps . , _No. of Trains. 110 Leaves for Greern 9:20 a ra. 112 Leaves for Greenv 114 Leaves for Columl 111 A rrives from Colu at 11:05 a.m. 113 Arrives from Colt 115 Arrives from Gre( For full information as to rates, roi L ail way Ticl* ALEX. H Travelling Paj Augus J. L. MEEK, Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent, Atlanta, Ga. i .llorm 'H LncalN. Second fr"P hkI potaioes?I.ookont Mounilu and Extrn Early Sunlight?will bs here rot week In July. ~ ? ?- ?i m f I Good green corvee, ten piwuun iU. Good rice, 25 pounds lor $1X0. Now Is the tiLfie tq band In your orders for iily coal. We are geit|ng in pur J}r?t earn Ad it is n?p. We will bave hard as well as soft coal tbls ihhod, Let us know your wants. We bave a good stock of Ice oreara freegprs. We bave seed com ard orange and aiuber tne seed for planting ?tut>b e laud". Fruit Jxrs, a I sizes, Jelly glasses. Jar taps id rubbers. Kuta bsgi and turnip seed. Full Hue of esb need. Millet makes a fine green or fo'nge crop. re bave botb tbe Fearl or Cut tail uud Uerhd, , Do you want anything In seinesfer fl?blng ckU ? We bave tbem. A great big stock of base ball good??batf. ills, gloves, mils and masks. Genuine Scovl 1 and handlfd hoe?, aP s'zes. We Imve a full line 01 lerren nuu > , Feeps and all klndN of plows At com. We are ottcrine 2 lb can? of nice| iced pipe apple worth 25 cents at 19 cents. | Oil"s that retail for 2f> rents a bottle for ht IS centi; alto name that retailed for 85 uts for 21 cents. Amos B. Morse Co. ^ Kou'p No. 1, R. F. P.. ; Rome, N. Y., Jan. 7, 1900. ' ie Bloodine Corporation, Boiton, Ma-s. i D^nrSIrn: I have uned eighteen bottles of >ur B'oodlne for kidney trouble, and think Is the be-f remedy I have ever n?ed, and j l?h vn would Feud me a box of B oodln> vtr Pills at once. Your* truly. j Be')''hln Frank, ,) U. A. Mllford & Co., special ug?nl8. [ t R.KING'S NEW DISCOVERY Will Surely Slop That Cough, i _ ji Ti 9 ??w. I>J W?oZ?? ... Wr<Z< P ffi wM^mi rf^C -- -*..?;' ./ :-^v> ne and General Tonic. ' Purgatives, They only make bad Buy a bottle of E. L, T. from C. A, 88, Indigestion and all Liver Troui.i i ? <n ritn nature, tmaranteea or money. ( , \ . ? .. . i ??. ' / S. 0., has been prescribing condoes not know of any remedy that remedy'. See testimonials below i ' ? . t \ I have been using "Richardson's Liver Tonic" in my homesfor some months past and And it an excellent preparation. It has served as a substitute for calomel, giving the desired ' effect without the usuf.l nausea following a dose of calomel, and leaving the liver in normal activity. 1 reoommend it without hesitation. \ A. J. Cautben, Presiding Elder Anderson Dft-trict. ' . t : Kfi m GUARANTEED B i DRUG CO., ON, S. C. d & Co., Abbeville, S. C* v $1 pei* Bottle. - , ? j RAILWAY. IEATEST SYSTEM, .< : v ice. ; Cars on all Through Trains lies on all Local Trains* irture of Trains. ? ?~~i 'ille and Columbia at \ ' Jlle at 4:05 p.m. bia at 6:25 p. m. k . ? mbia and Greenville irobia at 5:20 p. m. jnville at 7:50 p. m. ilea, etc., consult nearest Southern :et Agent, or . ACKER, ^senger Agent, la, Ga. W. E. McGEE, Division Pafw.^Agent, Charleston H. u HUNT'S CURE Is t}ie guaranteed eyre for s}dn dig. eases. If yop suffer from ^py ' v such trouble, get a box frpoj yoqr ? ^ druggist aud be curtd. D n't euf> ' ft-r tbe annoyance of ncaly, itching burning or pimply diseases ot tbe skin when a 50 ceut box of Hunt'av Cure will relieve you. We guar- i ?ntpp one box to cure any oue case. It it doesn't, you get you money. gfl back without question. But one H box will cure. Just you try it. EH You can get it at your druggist. \. eh It conies in the form of a halve H and is easily applied. Remember one box is guaranteed to cure any H one case of H QtfTN nKFASF 1 ^IVXil M Ml under our pledge that you get 9j your money back if it fail-. A.*k E9 your druggist. The price id 50 nfl cents a box. Prepared by HI \. B. Richards Medicine Co., Sherman, Tex H FOR SALE BY 9 VIcMurray Drug Co., Abbeville, S. C. cm Marsbfleld, Vt., Jar. 10.1!W6 |9 .'he Blor dine Corporation, Bunion. Mhhs. Dear Si i?: Enclosed Dl*aee t! n d 93 UU P.O. 99 >lou?*y Order i??r wbleb pieace fn-Dd me one lozen boitleHol Bioodlne by exprttp, prepaid. H Libvb lakeu enjbl bottler, and tbiun H baa Qfl lelped me wonderfully. HM Heepectli'liy yours, Mrs. C. D. Soaltb. C. A. Mil lord <i Co., special agents. BE See tbe Arker Building and Repair Com Mi pany's "ad." SH| v mt