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WAYWARD GIRL RETURNS.
Floretta Whaley Cooke Homesick for Old
Friends
Hempstead, L. I., April 4.?Floretta
Whaley Cooke, who eloped from He instead
six years a^o, when 15 years of age, with
trie itev. J ere iv. u >oKe, rooter 01 St. (ieorge
s Episcopal church, of which August Bel
mont is senior warden, returned to the
home of her grandmother here today with
the statement that she was homesick for
old friends and relatives. Cooke did not
accompany her, and she stayed but a short
while, then returned to New York where
she joined the excommunicated clergyman.
The former minister fin 1 the girl who n -
nounccd her family for his sake live in San
Francisco.
AVhen Cooke an.t the trirl loft Hempstead
he deserted his wife, who was a member of
a prominent and well to do family in Hart
ford.
The elopement causod a sensation. The
former Miss Whalcy will soon inherit more
than $25,000 from her father's estate and
upon the death of her grandmother, Mrs.
Kosiah Whaley of this place, she will re
ceive alxuit $.jo,ooo more. Cooke has gone
into the decorating business in San Fran
cisco and has prosiMsred.
KNIFE GIVER INTELLIGENCE.
Remarkable Opteration Performed on Im
becile Child in Paris*
Lcipsic, Germany, April G.?A remark
able operation has just been performed
on an imbecile chile by prof. VVrwin Payr,
a director of the surgical clinid attached
to the Loipsic university, with great suc
cess. The professor planted a peice of the
thyroid gland taken from a healthy mo
ther into the liver of an imbecile child, who
immediately afterward began to improve
in intelligence, which steadily increased
until a complete cure was affected.
COLONEL CARRIES COUNTY.
Wins Primary in Wyandote, Kan., by
Large Majority.
Kausas City, Mo., April C.?Theodore
Roosevelt carried the presidential prefer
ence primary in Wyandotte eountv today
by an overwhelming majority. Returns
from 55 out of a total of 80 precincts give
Roosevelt 1,639, Taft 541, La Follette 6.
Delegates to the State convention and to
the congressional convention were there
fore instructed for the former president.
Franklin and Johnson counties also elect
ed Roosevelt delegates to both. I
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FERTII
The farmers cf Abbe\
into the way of using Star
or 10-2-2. We wish to
portance of using high-gra
same time and labor to
8-85-2-2 as it does 8-4-4 c
same cultivation and the (
8-4-4 is far better than th
It costs a little more but
the difference in the cost
8-3-3 is an ideal fert
8-4-4 f?r gray lands. The
ing, money-lending farmei
have quit using anything
fertilizer.
When a man has use*
for a while he quits askir
grade goods.
In using a fertilizer
ammonia, you only use ei<
to the acre. Some of th
some is eaten up by the
to the plant. When you t
to the acre, the amount t
ingly small. W7hen you usi
the amount of plant food
If you can't risk the
your crops, risk it on part
pnrp in rrnnc Ynn mnv
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you will find it profitable.
Anderson Phosi
Anderson, Son
J. IX. Vandiver,
President.
A Royal Band, in the all new a
Brown, at the Grand Theatr<
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Polly and Bingo in "Polly of t
3-rade
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fille County have gotten
idard Fertilizer?8-85-2-2
urge upon them the im
Ae goods. It takes the
haul out and distribute
)r 8-3-3. You give it the
;rop made with 8-3-3 or
e crop made vv.th 10-2-2.
the extra crop will pay
five times over.
ilizer for red lands and
prosperous, money-mak
:s of Anderson County
except the high-grade
d the high-grade fertilizer
lg the price of the low
with only two per cent.
*ht pounds of ammonia
at is washed away and
grass, so very little gets
lave around 14,000 plants
:o each plant is exceed
5 8-4-4 you simply double
to each plant.
high-grade goods on all
of it and see the differ
r take our word for it?
phate & Oil Co
ith Carolina.
D. S. Vandiver,
MaDager.
ntl everlasting comedy, Buster
5, Friday night, April 12th.
Big circ
TEDDY POURS ORATORY AS CLOUDS
POUR RAIN
Colonel Makes Dozen Speeches in Illinois,
Being Greeted With Big Crowds Every
where
Springfield, 111., April 6.?With a dozen
speeches and an encounter with a slashing
April storm, Col. Roosevelt today pat In
the first half of his campaign tour of Ill
inois. Although in several towns the peo
ple who listened to him did so at the cost
of a drenching, Col. Roosevelt was met ev
erywhere by crowds.
Uhe pricipal speech was delivered In
Springfield this evening. In it Col. Roose
velt attacked Senator Lorimer of Illinois in
emphatic language. He took Issue with
Jos. Choat? and other New York lawyers
who have formed an association to combat
his ideas in regard to the judiciary and ex
pressen his opinion about what he termed
the "nice, exclusive persons" of great
wealth, who he said, "are easily frightened,
especially by the bugbear of majority
tyranny."
I The formation of the Loiimer-Lincoln
{ Republican league, which is opposed to
Col. Roosevelt, fux-nlshed the theme.
Col. Roosevelt expects to rest tomorrow.
Have your old shoes
made as good as new
b j the up-to-date shoe
repair shop.
Brown & Percival.
Foley's
Kidnev
Pills
What Tbey Will Do for Yon
They will cure your backache,
itrengthen your kidneys, cor
rect urinary irregularities, build
p the worn out tissues, and
j eliminate the excess uric acid
I that causes rheumatism. Pre
' rent Bright'a Disease and Dia
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' strength. Refuse substitutes.
McMURRAY DRUG CO
:
After Radium.
The Mt. PaJnter field of South Aua
| tralia is a wonderful place for the oc
currence of rare minerals and a com
pany has been recently formed to re
oorer nullum from tfc* Mirth.
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us scene in "Polly of the Circus,'
SOOTHERN
Premier Carri
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Through Pullman Sleepinj
Convenient Schedi
Arrival and Dep
No. of
Trains.
108 Leaves for Green
9:20 a ra.
112 Leaves for Green
114 Leaves for Colua
109 Arrives from Coli
at 11:10 a.m.
113 Arrives from Col
115 Arrives from Gre
For full information^ to rates, ro
it mi
nan way nc
F. L. Jl
Travelling Pa
Auguf
J. L. MEEK,
A.sat. Gen. Pass. Agent,
AtlaDta. Oa.
WILSON MEN BOLT.
Quit Woodbury County (Iowa) Demo
cratic Convention and Name Delegates.
Sioux City, Iowa, April 6.?The woodbury
county Democratic convention held here
today to select 20 delegates to the State
convention resulted in a tight between the
Champ Clark and the Wooarow Wilson for
ces.
Tho Wilson men finally bolted and held
a separate convention. Each convention
named delegates to the State convention.
WILSON 6ETS MOST.
Win Four Out of Nine Iowa County Con
ventions.
Des Molntes, la., April 6.?Woodrosv
Wilson ad herents won four out of the nine
Democratic county convention in Iowa to
day, according to reports here tonight.
Clark won three. One county elected con
testing delegates and the other is in doubt.
Assist the kidneys?help them cleanse
the Wood supply?get rid of the Uuric
acid which is sure to collect when the kid
noys become weakened. Nyal's Stone
Boot Compound -will do it. Ask us about
% Mo Murray Drug Co. ;
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A ray of sunshine amid a sunburs
Buster Brown, at
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' Ida St. Leon as Polly, Grand Of
RAILWAY.
ar of the South
rice. V
g Cars on aU Through Trains
ales on all local Trains* -
arture of Trains.
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ville and Columbia at
t.
ville at 4:05 p.m.*.
ibia at 6:35 p. m.
umbia and Greenville
umbia at 5:20 p. in.
en ville at 7:55 p.m.
ntes, etc., txjnaul tjneiiesi;S$ttherat%*r,
bet Agent, !or
3NKIN8,
lesenger Agent,
ita, Ga.
' W. E. McGEE,
Di vision' Pase.; Agent,
Charleston 8. C
TAFT NOT AN ADVERTISER
Senator Townsertd Eulogizes Both Presi
dent and Roosevelt, and Draws Some
Contrasts.
Cnlcago, April 5.?"Colonel lioosevolt
pointed the way; Mr. Tafthas traveled the
roads."
Senator Charlns E. Townsent of Michigan
in a speech here tonight thus compared the
two Republican candidates for the presi
dency. .. :
"Both these men are great," said Senator
Townsend. "Their natural Instincts are
the same. Each has the good of the coun
ty at heart. But they were wldly different
in their methods. One knew the value of
advertising. President Taft would not ad
vertise and though maligned, he answered
not. Honest himself and judicially minded,
he has given every man institution of our
country the benefit of the doubt until the
evidence was all in."
Schedule for Due West Railway,
Morning train leaves Due West at 10:30.
Evening train leaves Due West at 4M0. These
trains meet the morning and evening trains
on the SoQthern at Donalds.
Passengers can go oat from Due West on
the evening freight train which leaves Dae
West at two 0*0100*.
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No. 32
Leave Abbeville.. 6.02 p.ra
Arrive Richmond 7.22 a.m
u Washington 10.17 a.m"
" Baltimore 12.14 a.m
. " Philadelphia 2.23 p.m
" New York 4.40 p.m
All trains carry through Steel Electric-lighted Pullman Draw
ing-Room Sleepers, which now enter the new Pennsylvania Railroad
. - Station (iji the heart of New York City).
-x bLvoir '{The Atlanta-Birmingham Specialt'\ carries a througn
^^bserftitionC'ar, Birmingham to Ntew York. ->
All trains en route serve-meals in dining cars?service a la carta*
Any agent of the Seaboard can furnish information as toscbe
ules, rates, etc.
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2.08 a.m
5.05 p.m
8.35 p.m
10.00 p.m
1.04 a.m
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