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RY.
Schedule corrected to November "A, 1901.
Trains leave from PslnsyLEaH sLaLiol.

Schedule corrected TO November "a 1901
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Station
s7Ol a. n. Daily Local tor HaTrison5urE. war
renton, Charlotte and way stations.
l0-5l a ~ Daily " Washington, Richmond AID
Florida Limited Eirst-clzSs coaca and drawing
room sleeper 20 Jzcds0nvIllc- Dining cz- se-Tlee
HIS a. n Daily United States Fast Nail
First-clEss coaches and draWing-r0oU sleeper 70
New Orleans Dining car service.
u:s7 = m Daily L0eal tor Esrrenton and
Charlottesville
4:0 , N. Week Days Local sor HarTis0a-
burg and way stations oH Manassas b-aneh-
40 ? M Daily Local Tor Hs-rs1ton AID
SO ,. n Daily. Washington and Ch4ttanoog1
Limited Wa Lynch5urs)- Flrst-elzss coach sad
sleeping car 20 Roanoke KnsIYiIls Cha.s4zSoya
ard Memphis sleeper to New Orieans- DtHaRg
car sesVise-
press. First-elass coach aid sleeper 70 atlanta
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, sunset Route
Tourist sleeper Washington 20 San FrHnsiscO-
Pullman bufet service
ass ,. a. Daily. New York and FIo-sda Ez-
pres. First-cl2s5 coach and sleeper % savannah.
| jacksonville. and P0rE Tampa: sleeper % SCE-
merville. Charleston. Augusta. and cOEHeCrioE for
/ Aiken Dining car service.
I0-45 2. II. Daily. Washington and SozthEsss-
en- Limited All Pullr-an train club znd oasSr-
I walton cars 20 Atlanta and Macon. zleePa-E %
| Nashville Atlanta. Eacou. Memphis. Nes Or,R2nE
Trl-geekly 90 Plnehurst. y c.. Mondays. We'd
nesdays, and Fridays- Dining car se-vi-e-
TRAINS OK BLUEHoNF. BRANCH
Leave Washington 5-3i = n. daily. 10 P n
lSs D. n. and 4-4s p m wees DAYS. and s:4S p
n Sundays only FOR Blu-mont. snd 5-Sb , r
week days. and Il 20 o n, theatre train. N0a-
daya wednesdays and SaLur3aya Tor Lessb1rE-
Tnr0uvb trains non The south arrive wash
irgtoa s - a. n. $50 a m. T.ss n. $50
n 800 p. m, and $50 P n. daily. Lorzl
trains from Harrisonburg II st a m week daya
and $40 ?. H. daily kro-l Charlottesville -
a. m. and ESQ ?. m daily
Tickets sleeping car rsIervationS- and detailed
D - - 90 -
ST. ST PennsvivaniE Avenue. and PcansylvEu
station Baggage checked through from hOte-I
and residences
Phone Aain 1871. P R r Cab Service
FRANK s CANNON. Sd y. P and Gen Mgr
6 Fl. HARDWICR, General Pass'r AseaE
l. L 5 BROWN. General Agent
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS free Booklet. %
plat, etc; Office open 40 night 90 @ in addition
10 the usual daily hours Of $50 TO $50.
We are positively too busy selling lots 20 write
Investment. and II You are interested YOU VIII
confer fror by dropping postal or teleph0uing
Tor new l5-page illustrated Booklet" Fiat %.
Price % lots zoe 90 2jc. Terms SD 20 500
cash, and SO % SO monthly on each lot OF
onc-third cash balance l. .. and years.
FULTON r. GORDON.
1V4 18th ST.. NV.
Telephone Main 5gs-9. c6-7
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NANTEn-tnlored boy % run crrsnds and make
himself generally useful arouud store; must b.
Ole 20 make fires; references sequire5. VIZ. =
&C HN AErL 1870 Connections ave. NV. 81
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FOR sALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR >ALE-kbout forty acres OF lard, mostly q
wood about twenty miles from Washington, o.
HUGHES, LAYTON VALLEY. Fairfax county, Va.
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wANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-To buy a secondhand brcey in good
condition Boy l2l thi, ef., ej-3
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
.~.rH.H-Hr-H."a
AMERICAN LINE
NEW TuAHIPTOS-LONDOS
iceland. Jan. 8. E19D- PhipLi4.J-l p. iJ ans
~t-LCus. Jan. IS Eo a u- 50 Paat. Jan es 10 q I'd.
RED STAR LINE
NEW -ANTWERP-PARIS
iceland. Jan. s. MON Southwark 1an-zl. noon
.rlg-'and. Jan. D.. u5IE- Nadr-land. Jan ~ noon
INTEENArIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
lrrs Is and II g. r. Oa5ce. q BroadNay. y 7.
1900 p 81 ~ ". OF e. 81. Mos, LtII e s.. NV.
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WANTED An electric battery. in perfect condo
li"n- cheap Tor cash Adde'S bon LZ2 this sf-
u-.- l.-H
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FOR SALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR sALE-Farul. 60 acres, 10 miles from Wash
lnSt0n; good water and wood. 5-ro0m house
outbuildings. etc. GRACE a. THOMAS. Cor
oar-n Buildius. us-7
SIS DOWN. balance SO month; homes. PIERCE
81 PIERCE. Vienna. Va Gel2g-2It
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Rooms AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
SECOND STORY front room, with or without
BOARD c1Ii 81 Esy- e6-s
ROOM AND BOARD. $40 a uonth. table board.
SD 5l5 ith So. nU- el
ROOMS AND BOARD-I1aj NJ 81. NV; large.
We-l-hssted thhJ-aoor back room for Two; very
reasonable. ef-3
FOR RENT-T.-er Furnished front rooms. suit
able ior four men; good table board, reason
able GI2 Mass ave. nV m5-3
FOR RENT-Isr-c furnished front room, with
board. 30 East Capitol 81. mj-S
FOR EENT-eo. X ct. ug.; large 'front.' room, with
board central - mss
ROOM AND BOARD. $40 per week. 9os o
e. uW. moss
HOTEL BALTIMORE overlooking White House:
special rates 90 families. single rooms with
board, - u9. 18th -. AID New York ave. mos
FOR EENT---7sr1l furnished rooms. good table
beari, near Capitol and Library. 8-3 East Capitol
g. mss
TOR RENT-st-aa heated room for two. with
board 90 Isl 81 ne MIS-
FOR RENT-Frout rooms. second aoor, with
board; near lTo car inc. $40 T. ST. nT. Mrs
FOR RENT-Eztrl .arge. warm front room,
board. two, $50 week; front ballroom. S325
FRONT ROOM. with n,Ird for two, sac; tram
sients taken l--i 81 NV e.
FOR RENT-NewIy-paia;ed and papered rooms
Eith or without board. everything GIst class;
splendid location. 4l2 9Th st nv. e2O-tf
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FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE.
co To 'PIT~NogIES'' when YOU dive for pleas
pre- "r business teams ot every description at
lowest rates 1926 Nas Jersey ave NV Hello.
FOR sALE-HORSl1s AND VEHICLEs-
FOR SALE-Iar-e good business horses; uo Iel-
s1n4h-e onsr refused. Rear 6ii + 30. Uw. eo-'
FOR ~ALE-~arreI mare REDMOND FUBNT-
LURE STORE, 5l5 9TH st. uU. e6-s
FOR SALE-$25 20 $50: have no further use; 10
horses and mares suitable for flrra, family, or
general business purpose; shetland pony, carr
ana harness gentle Tor children 90 ride OF drive
also wagon, harness, utensils. Apply ZlZ ~ b.
NV. ri5-T
FOR NALE-Ihree horses. four mares, one wagon
ana harness, no reasonable UnpT refused Apply
ia rear % as 80. ave. NV rear 81. James Hotel
mss
FOR SALE 15r.1Iatte. good condition, $50
morse. sound 500 harness s.; easy terms -0ll
18th 81. nE. mos
FOX sALE-Good horse. wagon and harness,
cheap. 1877 9Th e. NV wt-3
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wANTED-uoo1s AND noAl,D.

NANTED-By lady H. Office, mi1ruisbed room
with board about Sic address BOX 10. hi.
once
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HELP WANTEn-rfar.E-

HELP wANTED-nIA1E.
------ ----------------.----
1ir-scli generally useful around store: must Do.
Die 20 make fires: references Eequired. WN
sCHW AErZ 1870 Connection ave. INV. 81
--
ANIti'-FueIEetr Young men 90 solicit ard
.nteed. Call 1870 St. NV, Room ?, second
'---
NANTED-Nau. responsible position l1uIIu.
aunsv. must have S5a. ...T Adde'S E8E T1n
-.-2 e--..-
HANTED-Trrrs carriers for Morning and Even
ny Times. Call aS5 ID 81. nw., Tuesday At $50
'.'
.AN iil-M at.e ofleH boy; must be strong and
--.',. '-' l-.u ST. NV. el
t,.,,---r-,.
Republican, and a Methodist. Room 5. C2l .i1
ST.. NV. eos
-,-. ,----
and work on wagon ou percentage. us 18Th 81.
aw- al
REQUIRED. i-5a nam So. r-s 81
- .
WANTEil-t 1lUred students for walters. 1927 2
&C.. NV. al
HANTED-Ttro boys .vh1 can set type iu our
cos
WANTED Young man for grocery and pravi-
---1 S,-.g- 1-,l --l9 81 NV c-
hANIED-A white lev Co lea-u tle drug BUSH
ness h. A. NErIiU. -1,H and NJ SIS. NV cI
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WALL PAPER.

WALL PAPER.
FEW DAYS ONLY-RoOus papered. SI-5 I'D:
samples brought. Hunt, i55 81. nv. c30-5
hOLfE So 9th st. NV. Is constantly receiving
the latest and most attractive designs in Wall
tapeTss and papers rooms from $40 up CaF
aRd investigate Tor yourself aud be convinced.
MIA
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rRAINs on BLUENoNr BRANCH

Leave Washington 5-3l = daily, 10 ?. n
ass D. n. and 4-4s p m wees DAYS. and s:9S p
m sJ1ntars onIy Tor Blu-nonr and 5.S5 > r
week davs and ll:40 o n, theatre tratns hun-
lava wednesdays and Saturdays i0r Lessb2rs.
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE Gent,cnsu's lGw-frame bicycle; per-
tr.f condition, $40. BOX l25. this office. eos
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Organs, ST Weekly.

Clearing sEIe O! Organs At $40 20 Ss5. on A
weekly payments ;. G.. SMITH. 1925 Pa ave.
de3I-f
FOR SALE-TyPevriters, all makes. SIS up rent
ing, s. month up; typewriter repairing very
charges. WASHINGTON TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE, III 9th NV. m2s-IO
FOR SALE-SlghIy used Stien piano at a bar
gain Almost new Upright piano, $50 Knabe
piano, 500 Good Chicke-ing piano, SIS. Square
pianos as low SZ5 Easy monthly payulents
sTlEFF PIANO WAREROONS 52I IIts NV. j. c.
CoNLIFF, Mgr. eI7-tf
FOR SALE-The best homemade fruit cake an6
New England mince pies can be found al the
Mt VERNON HOME BAKERY. OBJ 9th st. NV.
deI7-lmo
WANTED-B TARsHEs 1905 7th st. NV, high
est cash prices paid for ladies' and gents cast
on clothing; drop postal, I'll cali e22-Im
FOR sALE-Male canaries from $50 TO IS each;
parrots. dogs, cats, rabbits, etc. SCHsiID-S BIRD
STORE. TI2 18th e. NV. no2s-ti
FOR sALE-S5 Tor Morris chairs with hair cush-
-oni 81 for hair mattress IN two parts. OAK
rockers. Sl-is; bedroom and parl0r suites Sl-O0
per week kEDAOAD'S, sIl-Sl5 9Th 81. nv.
est.
FOR sALE-Good quality opaque shades attsd
10 your wIrdoWs. only Z5c; the best quality Oil
opaque tha -. Soc hung free: will call with
samples hLEEBLAII'S. nth and Il -sts- ne
Phone East Z5-D elO-d
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ANfED-Jlluarg -. Ave OF rfz-re9r house.
convenient 20 Census OHice or Cargrcs.fgual NJ
braTy- r. @. W., IJs 81 &. Sc eos
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE.

WANTED-By industrious aIl-r0und coIored
man, situation as driver or porter. AddrCs- 80
Fentou st. 81
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h'hi ~ VAC large warm. lglt rooms. rrst
oi second hoari az reasonable rates and Win nom
I.e,il.e.-ue people, state price, a. Address
ElA IL. III. ONO. IN
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WASTED-Washing to DO at home. or work cut
10y the DAY l4S g 81. Sc. nj
WAEsED-By experienced dresszaake-. position
in families Address 6l6 Sd e. ne m5-2
YOUNG LADY-Some experience. desires 90 pose
for artist. address BOX 70. this Office. mss
WANIED-Copying % do al home; viii call and
take cictations. Address BOX IL, this once.
MIL
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WAN .D-Ten ladies az agents TO Llndle neV
article. quick seller. good WAGES Apply .u@
1lfE 20. NV. cf-2
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANrED-By two neat country rirls. places as
chamuernsaids o. light hou5cEork; stay nights
SIS 9th ST. NV. nj
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D-Ch.mhermafds pantry. Kitchen. help
Tor ho-el; wHitress today. ~ BCE~S HOTEL
AGENCY. SOB 10Th ST.. 81
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES.
FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.
STORAGE.

STORAGE, - cents load. UNITED STATES
STORAGE COMPANY. $40 I0.h 81. ue. mis-
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NANTED-By single man, 90 years Of axe.
Lutheran, Government clerk. DCzt bosrd and
iodgiag possible for s.; church references: must
explain fully Address BOZ IO-, Iris Once. m5-8
lady and child. address BOX 10. his oa5ee
wJ-3
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LOST.
LOST-SahIe collie dog from GI25 Eighth st. NV;
collar marked Lieutenant Fillcttc. Daisy Re
ward q
LOST-SmitH e. Wc7sou pistol. 10. zsI55. liberal
reward ID returned 30 Us G. st. NV. cJ-2
STRAYED- Scotch collie puppy, black muzzIe
one fgre.eoJ white. Return % l3gi 81. NV;
suitable reward. cl
LOST yellow terrier dog. with brown ears; an
-Ecrs TO Doe name Of Shay; tag co.'s. Return 10
li5 ID ST. g. and receive reward. e--3
LOsT-Bssgra dog. 1raIe- white. with black spots.
-au care Reward 2a23 Q St. Ev. mi
Lurt-PlCfage containing leases. Saturday.
Binder please send same 90 Hotel BelTcdere. Re
ward. EUNAN. mi
LOsT-WLite Cuban poodle, named Curlay. Lib
eraI reward 81 lGth b.. NV m--5
LC>T-BsagIe hound bitch, with tag 18th and O
s-s- Reward. 1913 Q Sc. NV. els
Lu-r-Par-agc Of laundry. between COZ Izh g..
Ea. and Connecticut and kaIUraEa ares- Return
90 1902 ST. uv. eS-5
LosT-Fur, in Anacostia. Reward if returned to
sol u ST.. uw. cos
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Tickets sleeping car reservations. and detailed
information can be had az ticket Offices, 705 l5rh
s. 81 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. and PcansylvEuia
station Baggage checked through from hotels
snd residences
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FOUND

FOrND-CentIeman-s bicycle. Owner call 5u
18th IT, nv. cl-8
FOUND-At Lacey's. most modern ice cream fac
tory IN America, delicious Chocolate, vanilla and
strawberry ice cream; made from the fruit. not
the acid; S0c per gallon. Also Lacey's special
zoe per gallon. Office. COZ New York ave. Phone
Main sS3. deIO-tf
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-21

We believe the time has come when q new
cotton mill could DO built In Abbeville. We
can build small mill and own 10, or we can
build large mill by askingi for outside aid
Anderson 10 10 get her fifth mill-a saoO.0O
instituiion, and Wares Shoals,-R mill OF
like size. In each instance the home capital
In 100000, and 500. 900 10 foreign capital.
II Ia for the people 10 say whether We shall
continne 70 grow and prosper. and whether
We shall remain fiuiahed town.
II our people wish 70 help themselves and
to build up The town each can take shares nc
cording to bis ability. and then sell the same
At q small discount That ID the way the
other mill was built, and We have failed TO
hear OF single man Who regrets his invest
meui. One OF the best business mon In
Augusta not so long ago told us that hs al.
ways subscribed 10 tho capitol stock OF any
en- terprise that looked 10 the welfare OF the
city. He had recently subscribed q 81. 600 10
an enterprise, and next day sold his stock for
500. It wan not convenient for him 70 keep
IL and Il made no difference to the enterprise
who held the stock. All the same the sub.
scription helped.
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Dinner 70 the EaRnesa.
Sumter Hem.

Last Saturday was gala day for the farm.
ers OF Sumter and Clarendon. The occasion
vas Tho delivery OF over two car loads Of
Osborne machines; and about nfty farmers
who purchased Osborne mnchiues from Mr..
w B. Boyle this spring, together With some
other Invited guests, we're entertained at din.
ner at the Nixon House. There were also
present representing the Osborne Company
Mr. r. 81. Everett, OF Auburn, N. Y. Mr.. J..
A. Arnold. manager for the company nt
Charlotte, N. c.. and Meesrs. ]. e. Crane, and
+. Kemper Coyner. OF Colambia, who take
care Of b. NJ. osborne & Co.'S. interests 10
south Carolina. Ths dinner was good one
and was thoroughly enjoyed BY those pres
ent, and at the close Mr. Arnuld, OF the
Osborne Company, was called on for toast.
He responded With Q short and pleasant talk.
Several other gentlemen were also called
upon and made brief remarks expressing
their enjoyment Of the occasion and good
wishes Tor tho success OF The farmers with
their new Implements. One gen tleniap who
started ON Q speech about the necessity Of get
ting out stumps before investing in ma
chinea did not nnish it when told that Os-
borne 4 20. had u machine for that also. Mr..
w B. Boyle who has been selling the Osborne
machines for several years was called on, but
said ne was ready To talk "machine." but
speaking. was not In his line. Mr., w. IL.
Jones At the Abbeville Hardware Store In
like Nr. Boyle In that he In ready TO talk
"machine" until he sells o car load or no OF
the best machines on earth.
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WagensP's nay.

We ass In receipt fFom r. w. Wagner 4 Co.
of - invitation 70 The Charleston Expcsi-
ticn, which makes us regret that We had not
hslSsd moro In the great sntsrpriss fcr which
Ns. Wagner has done % much, and in vhoes
sleseas he has 10 much as stake. He 10 the
CHIEF patron OF ths great show. and Mr.. Veg.
snes's libsfality In promoting the sxhibiti6u.
makes him one OF South Carolina's ua'ost
puhlie splYited eitissus and Charleston's =
gfsatsst hspsfAstof. II hs had himself paid
moro 6tssntioa % the practical work OF
bringing people 70 the great show. the flnan-
eial success Of the exhibition might have
been maeh bsttss than 10, and both Char
ssssoa and South Carolina might have 70
ssissd aose sood nom his great bsnssAction.
Ns. Wagner would not At any time have
had trouble In snlissing the ffiendship and
kindly of1ess Of some Of those who have
bssstosers bssn indiasrsnt 70 bis great cater
pgasA
Ths sxhioition 10 no doubt edueativs ana
instsussivs. The railroad fars b bot trins.
ana 70 b iust % good sbOv a. thoss Of A..
laEtA o. BulRAlo. The nsxt show win b at
o. Loujs. The railroad iare to that show will
- perhaps ten times - much % u 10 70 Char
lasacn.
For thsss reasons everybody should 90 70
the shov before is closes on Saturday. the slst
of Nay.
Ia Fscognition Of Mr.. wassnsr's enterprise
and pnbno spirit, the Press and Banner
Will send good delegation to tho Wagner
Day.
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Wares Shoals.

About the most Important enterprise that
has been undertaken In this part OF the coun-
try for many day Is the improvement OF
Wares Shoals on Saiuda River. near Cokes-
bury. A company with 100000 Of capital
has beer organised, and We presume electric
power will be furn Ished to the towns adjacent
thereto.
IfeIectric power should be transmitted 10
Abbsviile great impetus would be given To
the development OF the industrial interests OF
the city. Even II the act OF the city council
In granting exclusive privileges. could be
deemed q legal act. new cotton mills might be
located outside the city limits. and receive
power from Wares Shoals.
1.-THE city council were justinablo In giving
exclusive rights 10 the use OF the streets for
placing the electric poles and wires of any
corporation, the right to run the lines across
private property we presume has never been
given. In that event, II arrangements could
oe made with lot own wners. We know OF no law
or equity which would exclude the transmits
siop OF power into The city Tor my use ~na''
yer.
We see no wrong In making an adsanta'
xeous trade for lighting the streets for any
number OF years, but we are not impressed
with the Justice or the wisdom Of iorbiddipg
others To enter the ield. or In setting n bar to
other improvements or TO further progress.
In equity II occurs 10 W that man has As
much right 10 ask for the exclusive right to
establish a store, a hotel. cotton mill, or
any other public enterprise IN he has to ask
for Tho ex elusive right to enter any other in-
dustriaI or commercial line. Competition In
tho life Of trade. The field should be open
alike to everybody. with equal rights TO all
and special privileges 70 mono.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-05-21

A non-churchgoer In q community
Is not 10 harmful AZ on-going, non-
doing churchmembers.
1t Is hard indeed TO meet each day IL
we insist on piling Into 1t the regrets
Of yesterday and the worries of to-mor-
row.
The graces of God should sweep ont
of our hearts everything that Is ugly J..
1t will do II We only let 1t have the
right OF way.
1t 10 never ease or luxury, with free
dom from sense Of need and care, that
the worlds best and strongest helpers
are trained.
There Is joy in service because joy is
one of the fruits Of obedience, and we
are not Obeying God unless We are at
work doing his will.
The bad show plainly that they are
bad.
No one can afford TO miss our great sample
sale. About go negigee shirts and lOo pair
Of suspenders, going AT about hall value.
A. NJ. Smtla & Co.
Do not miss the great bargains We are offer.
Ing In drummers samples. A. II. smith i 20.
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Keep the Road Dry.

F. A. Dunham, who has been prom.
inently identified with the farfamed
system Of modern highways Of New
Jersey, at q meeting Of the Connecticut
Valley Highway association, stated
that poor material well put together
con be made to produce better results
than first class material carelessly put
together. Nothing is more fatal to du'
rability than the drainage Of the road.
bed, and moro particularly the sub
drainage. which Is often neglected. A
macadam road cannot be left to itself
after q completion, but needs constant
supervision.
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HOW TO TELL DELFT.
DfRerences Between Real and Iraa-
taaion Are Marked.

taaion Are Marked.
Color Is the most Important consider
alton In deciding whether or not alleg.
ed delft Is genuine. Blue delft must
not be too blue to he real. The natural
color OF the ware Is n pure white. Its
texture Is Of hardness greatly resem-
bling porcelain. The only thing In delft
that Is legitimately blue Is tie design
or figures. These are Of deep indigo
tint, the production Of which Is one or
the secrets Of Holland.
For more than two centuries potters
all over the world have striven to imi-
tate delft and have. failed. The latest
attempts have been made In Bonn. Ger
many. Real" delft Is as different from
the Bonn product as silk Is from satin.
In the first place Bonn delftware Is.
soft and not unlike majolica. A slight
chip In the glaze reveals its claylike
texture. Then, too, the ware Itself 10
blue, which Is an objectionable fault.
The coloring Of the design seems to
have spread over its entire surface.
Divergences In portraits and pictures
are one Of the distinguishing marks Of
real delft. 1t Is all painted by hand.
No machine ever comes In contact with
It. Bonn delft Is In striking contrast.
Absolute uniformity Is obtained by the
use of stencils and machine made out.
lines.
Contrary to the belief Of some col.
lectors, there is no intrinsic merit In old
delft. The kind that comes from the
potterics today Is quite as fine and
more beautiful In design than Its prede.
ceSS0r.