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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-06-28

securing the adoption and use of the
motto. on every possible occasion, and
to make opportunities for populariz-
ing 1t. The entire city might be divid-
ed Into districts. by blocks, and the
people In each strive to Guido others,
In exemplifying or typifylng the mot
to, Forward
1t is not too much to say that such
efforts as these, Of adopting motto
and trying to follow 1t, are badly need
ed. Denver citizens must be aroused
to new sense Of unity Of effort. and
common pride In their city. The hum
blest and the wealthlest citizens must
have this one thing in cOmmon-a gen.
erOus and enthusiastic pride for all
that will make for Denver's welfare
and progress. When this common
pride is fully shared. all things in Dem
ver's future will be easy to accom-
plish.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-06-28

With tho arrival At London Of Rich.
ord Harding Davis the coronation pro
gram should be safe.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-06-28

A woman il TO assist Mr.. Marconi
in his wireless telegraph business.
No doubt this 10 done to preserve the
secret code.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-06-28

Presumably the nrst pitchers' battle
- record was when the bull got into
: he china shop.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-06-28

Mrs. Laura Dainty Pelham thinks
ragtime Is to be the salvation Of
American music. But Is American
music worth saving under such .
condition.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-06-28

The beef trust has succeeded In con-
vsrt1ng the Spanish bull fight into .
very expensive luxury.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-06-28

Young men should not overlook tho
lack q harmony between q small.
sized salary and . Panama hat.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-06-28

Edison may do all he says. but the
Aorss has had several scares before,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-09
Giae8 jungen Mannes GrlebaiB.

9 0 OF b Il, A. Sftober 1897.
Sd iuill Sbnen iebt meiue SOmptome nenneH. 4
SD bin % Sobr, ult; Gjswi6t $50 9funo; Gr0bs
fub; Saarfarbe Ouutclbraun: G6rper uuO 9les
Der lang unO ibIanf: S3pdds Drs Qau3cn &6rs
ptrs Gopf idptr uno Dou BON fnucnoeH S6ueu;
SbmsrasH obsrb2tb Der &ug'n ba5 B,ibe i'm &ugs
0elb; S1aut urren unO stti1 eelbt {3uuge, boocdt
nit peibem ueberJug, troh5en unO biitcn, nm aug
Der Geble stnen sdben, ttdrfturi0cn S5lCm 3u euta
ftrncn fSGeden uHO urDcrs 9iionen Dor ben Auz
gen; i6rcdIide Srdum,; Rsrp6ftdt IiioiQfeit; sin
Ierldngeu LANCE i'm gett 3u lieQcn; beg UtOrQens
rim miiOss, iSpercs Gefibl bei'm 9luttbn; bic
2Grme man6mal Otriopft uuO mand5mal requldr;
maubmal ibleimigs Gatltcrung;n aus On Idrmen;
lHrciHlidttit auf Der 6aut; SUDDEN; id1ccbter 8ts
idmad i'm Yrno; Nbi6m OOr Arbeit uub peibl=
der @eisnidaft; Sang sur Gtniamf5it; oUmbe,
idpere, ttumpffnutQe uno trdumeriihe ROufuion
Der @counfcu; bafes, ba0tres QusiebtH; Ralenz
bluttH; Hdbti6meib: 9erloHqen oit gGaftr 3u
trinfeu; fUenig Nppetit; ihrsilidys GinblDunqen
mad Otm 3ubtttqtbeu. &c III ad)t Sabre ber iet
ih oitir oernidtcnOt auqerobn5.t ounabm uuo i5
babe icitbtr fat immcr qcitttu. Sd Nor inter Der
gebaHolunu BON iiebeu S0ttorsu. Sb babe feiu
GoIOmtI, Guedflbcr oOsr blauc 4ileu mriues g9iiz
iCus nab QeuOmmtn. SD babe Dieie QrQ,DObHbsit
abQelcQt Oenn ieitOem b cls Rciolpent QCHor,s
men, babe id has 9trlunQ,n oGuab ptrlorsn. Sie
g9subuuq, Utlbc oas 0(ittgl bcrDoraebrad1t DJr
tritaunlib. &u ba5 lIubebdgsn btri3Dan6 nis
ourb 3Guberfraft glcin Gppetit fcbr;s jIrGd,
mcnc Gsi'cs fr6blihf;it nuros ueu btlc5t uuD i'd
bin itst dngtlb Ouraui beOadt uno cifriQ, men
9aoeptrt 5u ptrri6ten. ab nebme cineu balls
ben Sbcel0ffel 3eioloent Dreimal tiglib uuD cine
BON RuDpn1 5 qtlleH lcotH NbeHO uno 3fpetmul
n0asutItb rei6. i'd msiue Q0rbslidus mn msineu
Ruden nit &eaO0 gelief elm. Cine 6laits bat
bicie punoerbore g8enOurg btyoorgebratt obsr i9
gfdlt6C es 1T befitr, 0tn Bebt1ud 0icles 9Ritei5
nO6 cine 3sttlang fOrtlnieBen. 6ofa@tungsOol q.
S-O.
In 6dnsn QrOB,r S6pdbt unO atcr ucr56fcn
Grreauuo,n lit bitis NnnenOurq BON II b map 3
&eubo Retief an DIR l9irbeliduic BON QroBer
g8i6tiqteit Gg O,rTe6t Oas @eyDminitem NIT
GlsftriSitdt urO Qisbt BEN IcrDsn usues 2eben mo
stdrte @ub NIT 3atbiddgeu ibtr obiQen @sz
qsnitanO (Eaonap Ubsr rSrritutioHen in Der @IrnE
r0bre ctc.0 duf @tranoer fre 3uQearOt.
RuO pap Sci lmittsf peon BON olr
len NpOtbettru oTfuuft uno fuO in Or RaOuaD's
Office, glr. IS, GlmzStraBe, Icpz0Ort, 3u babea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-01-09
Or.8QOlOoQ'S S
SQriQDQrtQiQlt
NeiO(Oeut!
Der orObe .Rlutreiei8er.
SIR Die 6eilung naer
Grnuiihen &rautbeiten.

Stctr Sropfcn SariapariGiaH 8eiolOcut orlei1e
our8 @lut, S6psiB unO in onocrsr g8eiie benz
spitem 2ebcnsfruft, oeuu eg cribt Die p.rbrau&t,n
stcff: pes &6Tpcrs Nur3 r,iues unO gtiunOesDlotts
rial. Scorbeln, Nus3cbrUug, SopbjIis, uugstbeltt
uuo i3lc6t oebsite pcnsrii3. Gronfbsittn in ibr,u
pitltu Tormen GenOsn Sic 10 Gents fir ntue illus
itirts groitiirs r8Goipap 9tRreal@, Sruienz
Sranfbsteu, Gei3mirs I'M @als, I'M TtunO, Iusz
bi6ic, Rnotsn in Den Griiien uuo 9,rbirturgeu in
on9tren 60rpertbtleu, i6lutmt 2lugtn, itropbulDis
QusiliFs aus ben C6rcn, bic iblimmitsu f5OrmeH
bon Sout:Grantb, ,itsn Iusibll0en, ofent MuuOtH,
QjrinOtopf, &in0wurm. SaI5fIub, Grpfpelos,
i6mcr3cuOe i6mar5c 6leden am Rorptr, frt5Sartige
GeDd6is, 5raucnlsOeu uuo al Die ib'pddcubH
uuo ibm,r3batsn Gutscrun0rn, Na9ti3rptib uuO
auc 9ergeuOuuecu DIR Gcbcu5traft - @acs 1T i'm
@srei5 Der @eltruft Oides plumbers mOocrusr
G5emie uuO Elm paar SAGE Gebrau6 nirO co:r
@criOn, bic oasitIbe fir iroenO cine Oticr &rauts
teiten aun,uOct DcTcu md@tigt @cjltrat am ci4
0sHm R6rpsr bepsiicH.
8cun Der Qatcnt, p,I6r tdolt5 o6nmmt
uiolqt BON SubiuibDuOeH mlo s3cbrcu. bic
iortp0brsuo 3unsbmsn, oieieu @erutcu Gubalt
Qebisfst unD DieitbcH Durb ntues Wateriul qez
uOmmea Oon Qciuuoem @lUt, triCBt uuO oiCies
tbut unD bslpirit &oODoD5 Sariaplrilun &eiols
pent - 70 lit Netlung id5er, Ocnn DsuH Did,s SELL
mittel siumaI iein &ciuiguugspert bcQiuut uHO
rfolQrei5 1T in Der @erminOTuug o,s 0erluites,
70 bet es idluel, uuO tdQlib miro Der 9ltieut fc5
itGrter befinOen un0 tlrfer itblcu, bic Edbruna
bth:r OeroausH, Der @ppctit DirO itb bcbcu IND
Sit G0rpsrfule uuO oas GOrprosDidt Juuebmcn.
GoiGenOss lit Der 6ull. po cine 6lld)t Ots Guoz
pdp's Sariapariuian Hsiolpen bic SOmptomc, iber
tDclde getagt purDt, Qedn0ert bic 1oiOputrutp
ootr Oas @srIon9cu beeiti0t uno ben Gntlrerungtu
Elm GnDc Qemod5t bat. Gieer Brief ipurDe i'm Gts
fDbsr 1907 QeiGlrfebru,
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Iep gort, 8einbru6; 8eOrge Sc.
6ii6er, 46 Sabre alt, 0itzPOrt6eiter,
I9per berleBt; Mabel 9tepman, g}en
go6eGe, 9uftfno6en gebrofen; W}uz
nie 8. 91ice, g&en Rp8eue, Ra1entnoz
6en ge6ro6en, O6r 3erf6nitten un0
bertau6ter Subtn06el; Sa0ie Scott,
9}etp 3o6ele, linte 6unD unO Infer
SUB gebro8en; 3i4arb WiQineaur,
Sem &o8eIe, 8etnbru4; S6Omu5 8.
Wturp6D, Sem Ro6eQe, bei0e 8etne
gebrp6en rno innerli6e 8erleBungen,
3uitanO tritiid; @infielO S4ulBe,
g}ep 3o8elle, beiDe 8eine gebro4en
unb 8ronbnunben; 81. Mc9Rae, Stem
8o8ele, 8ein6ru8; 6enrp Scene,
General @eI9Gft8fiibrer Der Stegelz
Cooper Go. ba6ier, Rippen6rii6e
un0 innerli8e 8erleBungen; @eOrge
0inter, 9}en 3o6ele, ooppelter8ru4
be8 Iinfen 8eine5 (ba5 8ein purbe
amputtrD; Bm. 8rpofS pon Grie,
9a., pa6rf8einli8 S6dOelbru4 ,na4
Dem nRpo7epelts6oipital" gebra4t,
SSn Der YpIi3eiItatiOn fam e5 in
6olge Der 8er6aftltng zines W}dnne5,
nel6er pom Coroner S6oQer zines
@erIu65 6e73uloigt pur0e, Die bort
bin gebra6ten 2eiAen Der Opfer 3lt
plinOern, beina6e 3u einem Nufrubr.
Die 2nge60rigen Der 8et0Dteten Oro9z
ten, ben W}unn, pel6er ben Namen
SSp6n N}aloneD anqa6, 3u lpn4en, Il.
nur iein 76neQeS 2l6fu6ran Our6 Die
4oli3ei bepa6rte i'm Dpr 8epaltt4Gz
tigtetten.
Die @eiitli6en Smith uno 8aIfl9,
&aplGne Der 6euarpe6r, leiftetan CUTE
0ienite BEL Der Gntfernung Der 8erz
GeBten aus Dem Sriimmer6auFen. Die
aQgemeine 2(nii4t 1T, oaB Der Qotoz
mptipfii6rer be8 W6ite 8lainsz3uge5
Die &ataItrop6e our6 llnOorii6tigteit
ber19uloete,
SpGtere 2lngoben re0u3iren Die
3a6l Der Sooten pieOer auF Is uno
Bic Der 8erleBten ouF etpa 80, bo4
fte6t gu 6efiir9ten, baB nod etIi9e
Der QaBteren iterben tperoen. 9a8 I'm
gIUd ereignete ii4 um SIT W}Orgsn5
uno 6eioe 3Uga paren nit @oritaot5z
8epo6nern gefuGt, peIae ii4 auf
Dem Wege na6 g}ep 9ort 6sfanoen.
Cornelius 8anOer6ilt erI4ien balo
na6 Der GoGiIion am GinganQe Oe5
8unnel8, auein bic 9oli3ei lieB i'm
nt6t 6inein, trpBC2m feine 6omiIie
Die GiIenba6n controlirt. Der Qotos
motipFu6rer, auf pcI6en Die S6ulO
ge78oben pirb, 6etBt SO6n0ii6e. Su
erfter 2inie iit jeOoh ieOenful5 Die
8a6ngeIe1i6aft i6ulO, neil iie nt6t
fir Before 8entilation Oes Sunnel5
forgte.
Me FIR OPfer be5 @tienz
ba6n M}olo98.
9aGt2ate, llto6, 8. Sanuar.-
Sin 6ra6t3ug unb Elm Contributions
3ug Der 9io @runoe @eitern 8a6n
coIiDirten beute i'm Ne6el na6e RpD's
Station, 5e6n Meilen iuoli9 ponOgz
ben. 9ei3er 5runt Gppeq aus Salt
2ate fam um'8 2eben, 8remIer Sas.
Doltipine purOe t0Otli6 uno 3pet
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&ubIanb ais 8ef d ii Ber
StQlieu's.

2pnbon, 8. San. = Der nSiz
mes" pirb aus gom gen1eloet, Die
NeuBerungen bes frun5Diii4en Mintz
tiers bes @euBeren, baB Stalien uno
Sranfrei6 binii9tli4 Der 8alfanz
6albinIel gu einem @inberitdnoniB
tommen ioIten, unb baB feline Ma9t
duBer &uBlanb beKer i'm Stanbe lei,
Stalien's MnIeben duf Der 8dltdnz
SaG6infel, namentli9 in Maceoonien,
Gerbien unb am abrtutif9en Mteere,
su beben, in politi19en &reifen 6ere6z
tigtes IufleAen erregten.
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ba6 n : 90 0 | 0 8 9.


9rubtu BON Nnutsts, DEM unfeblbaren 6elmtttel
Sci Sdmorr6ojoeu, perOen BON g. RclitGotsr $50,
9or 1916, gen=Qort. irei al eoe glOreTe osianot
9ieis @ertitpa0feit iii Der bette 9elptis Oaftr,
o0B gnateTs cine ubiolut SuoerldiiQt Nr3ne QeeeH
oisies uuaoolle 9tOeu lit. Die QennHuten @iqeus
tbiimer Oes 0Iittels DiirOeH bod ionf OeDib ni8t
oas @nerbiet,u MAIDEN, crit einen 9sipeis 5u lies
fern, ebe iie irgenO uelbe 3abIung osrlangsn. Q9er
i6eutt SUD itine Sett uno iein gslo, penn er ltia
mes GriOIGf5 uiat CANA R4er iita (SL 9p, Sal
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Wuttoernpue Gntoefutt0.

ffffin in Trauens2eieen; brodte 5oui.nn,u ron
i,iSnotn Grausn oas Slid Der @siuuSbtit; bait.
mic ein,n Se6li&lao; in a5iunor,rsg etuuotu rpirs
in irotnoptl4sm 6taoium atnbruns Oeri3aift sesr
.tjnt geaablunq; ftine 6bmsrj,n, t.ne Gtfabr
f,in, unferbre6une Der Bei5dftiauns; aeiolut f5,r
uub barmlos; i'm 9Hrtou ODsr per Dot 81. g nj.
prip tts 6eim ar
qsebonoluna fols qspiniht; 25=idbriQe 6rfab-une
6prebfunStn bon 10 bis s. 6OKntass bon bis 5.
0iatbsrtbsiluRo sratis.
Frau q. gBfuiamS,
ar. e45, Rsrns6suarps 6irabt. ealtimsrt.
fDei1, IEE,lA
The Conservative, 1902-04-10
AN OLD.TIMER.

It seems queer to read of one of the
far-away generation of trappers and
Indian fighters being still alive and
able to walk five miles for his mail.
Richard L. Owings, commonly
called Dick Owens in the old books,
is said to be still living near Cir
cleville, in Jackson county, Missouri
Owings was prominent figure in
the west as far back as the 30's. In
1886 he is mentioned as one of
party, which included Carson and
Bridger, who made successful
seasons hunt in the Black Hills of
Wyoming. Think of talking with a
man today who has trapped beaver
with Jim Bridger and Kit Carson in
the days when Captain Bonneville,
Nathaniel Wyeth, Marcus Whitman.
Jim Beckwourth and George Catlin
were men Of the hour! Owings was
member of Fremont's force. too, on
his third expedition in 1S45, and
he and Lucien B. Maxwell are men
toned as his favorite men. After
the disasters of the terrible fourth
expedition, in 1S4s, Fremont found
shelter in New Mexico with his old
friends Carson. Maxwell. st. Vrain
and Owings Strange stories of the
stirring days Of the wild west this
old man, now in his ninetieth year,
could tell.
The Conservative, 1902-04-10
POSSIBLY so.

Henry ClaylEvans] has decided to
quit and his enemies are cracking
their heels together in glee. Among
these are many honorable soldiers
who honestly differ with him in
his management Of the pension
bureau, but it is fact, neverthe-
less. that nearly all the pension
sharks and tin soldiers who want
pensions worse now than they did
a fight in the sixties, are lined up
on the side against him. He has
not been an easy mark for the men
who have had their eyes on the main
chance alone. The president has
shown faith in Evans by informing
him he wishes to give him place
equally as good in the diplomatic
service, for instance. - Fremont (Neb.
Tribune gg
The Conservative, 1902-04-10
OMAHA SPRAWLS.

In no true sense has Omaha pos
sessed it's miles, says William R.
Lighton in the April Atlantic. In
appearance Omaha is today little
more than a big aggregation of little
towns Gifted dignity and village
simplicity rub elbows on every street.
Here. on one corner, is mammoth
modern structure of stone and steel
that cost 81, ,000,0 000 and within the
adjoining block is a row Of totter-
ing frame novels abandoned to the
rats. 1t is in the residence districts
that this contrast is most striking,
Go out upon almost any of the main
streets, and you will presently come
to an unbroken half mile of stately
avenue, grown with beautiful trees,
and lined with double row Of as
pretentious homes as you can find
anyhere. Before you can fairly catch
your breath you have passed from
that scene into one Of utter desola-
tion. The asphalt pavement has
given place to deep-rutted, yellow
earth; your feet are treading a
rotten wooden sidewalk or a beaten
dirt path, arched over and all but
obstructed by tangle of sunfowers
and wild hemp. You Will think you
have come to the suburbs. But
Omaha has no suburbs, save in the
heart of the city; Improvement has
merely dropped stitch. After
walking for quarter of mile
through that wilderness of weeds
you will come to another stretch of
proud avenue, with parks and foun-
tains and massive mansions. Be-
tween those districts there will likely
be cultivated cornfields and cabbage
patches. New York could be set
down upon the ground included with
in Omaha's boundaries, and would
hardly lap over the edges.
The Conservative, 1902-04-10
A HORRIBLE NAME.

Mr. Dillon then said: 81 will tell the
right honorable member (Mr. Chamber
lain) that he is with prefix unfor-
tunately too well known to need quo
tation] liar. New York Christian Ad-
vooate.
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terry held In the A. r. p. Church Thursday
night last. Rev. T.. ii. Boyd was ordained 10
the full work Of the Gospel Ministry. The
ordiuntion vows were adm ,nis'ered by Rev.
o. Y. Bonner. the Moderator. and tue ord,.
nation praS er was 0firrrd by Rev: T. I.
Boy CO Of the Me,uphis Prrsby terry Addressed
the candidate In a few appropriate and well
chosen words. The solemn VOWS. The ordins.
tion prayer and the laying on OF the hands oi
the Presbytery made the scene solemn and
impressive. Mr.. Boyd will supply the
Churches at Prosperity and Kings Greek In
Newberry County.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-19
THANKSGIVING DAY.

Mesehaass Agree % Clsse Their Stores
We, the undeYsigned. agree 10 close ou'
places of business on Thanksgtving Day
a. n. Smith q Co.
Amos b. Morss,
LII. q. 4. M. Miller.
Hell q Andsrson.
/. w. white,
Nsiionai bank Of Abbeville,
W.D. Barksdnle,
J. q EdWkro2
B. -. Haddon d 90,
- J.R 9iern,
Pafmen' Bank,
CIV. Kendall.
McDill q Lyon.
A. B. Cheaiham..
D. r. Cobb,
i. Yalovitz.
j. g. Cochran,
w. A. Heck.
J.W. Mckee. JE.,
@. ". Hammond,
W. a. Nickies,
J.F. Miller.
W. g. Chapman,
II. u. TAte 4 Co.,
J. n. Wilkerson.
r. u HiiI,
Z. A. Templeton,
Tboms0n Broa,
L. w. Keller D Bros,
Lomax 4 Roche,
Tas Kerr Farnituro Co.
Abheville Hardware Co.
r. Roeenberg 4 Co.
A. n. Hill q Sous,
J. Allen Saith, Jr.
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Local. Of ,h. AbbeviIic Hardware "a

Locals Of the AbbevilIe Hardware Go
Marriage ~ not 70 failure In homes where
"liarlspd" stoves are used.
Fire sets stand and three pieces '5c.
li-, AN sir Zig h, crash burner" Tor heating
will save H. cost IN one season.
Throw aside your old fuel eatrrs and invesl
In Rn Iron King" while the old piece lhsts.
Guard your chldrrn from harm and your
house from burning by using nursery
fender. sizr-.
Don't you ih,nk your wife would love you
move n She had hue new Excel siUr stove ASK
her?
Tue coal strik" is settled, now get ysur heat.
Ing question settled. Put ir your CRATES al
once We guarantee them Ia work.
T., live well and happy Use econom lea
stoves.
Chattanooga pinws the crop makerH. Vow
IN the time Ia IRE them.
Osuorn. harrows. disc and peg tooth.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-11-19
CROWNS AND ARCHES

i.a9he sna Beaasy-Lssf asa Flew err
Raan saA EsFa-La1rei and His
The deopraaioaa at ths home OF Miss Mag.
ne Brooks lass Monday night were simply
sHs6 ~ ocmrany that assembled in ths
paxl0ro that eventng vere a bea1tiful and
= han60omo @ eyerfDet In Abbevtlle. Ths
s0anA Vaa ltght and beauty.
NiBsAvuCks enteTtatned In honor OF MT
sH0 Nfs. A. B. Cheatham uho ware married
I1st vU8k, me bride = sister OF Ma w. D.
BTTfsdsk TIC lsdios are dapshters of Mr.
Duns of 0reonwO6d. Abbevilie has shown
hsr appreciation Of Grsonwood. Two OF oof
b&st young nsen have gene there for wtvoe
s1d hsy So1ght che bees young ladies' OF oul
sistsr town. II our yoang men dont Say
oWay from Greenwood, they will Just move
al cf thsir rssfsy giTls up this Way.
NS. BarkscAle q one Of our most public
spiritsd eliixsna and NJ: Chessn,m s., :: ors 9
upon the threshold Of o busineAe career
Whioh givss promise Of Q rtch reward.
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A nice eolieesion OF pictures as Milford's.
drug stoFe.
For coughs and colds, take Miiiord's syrup.
drug stcQc.
For Mica ssasionsry dons forgot Mlliora's
drug stcfes
stgn et Niifmd'S drug store.
Misrpss and Photograph frames ofsll kinds
at Milfoed's drug stora
School books ss ecmmission prices et NIL.
lords ervG store. e
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Masters Sale.
The. State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE.
couRr OF COMMON PLEAS.
T. D. Kay aud Others. Plaintiff. sgainst Mary
e. Mssters and Others. DsIendan ts.-Psr-
tition.
DY AUTHORITY Or A DECREE OF SALE
by the Court Of Common Pleas Tor Abbeville
County, In seid State, made In the above stat.
ed case. will offer for sale, at Public ou'cry.
at Ab5evilie c. H.. q. c., on salesday In DE,
CEMBER (isil A. d. 1909. within the legal
hours OF sale the following described land. to
Wit: All that tract or parcel OF land situate.
lying end being 10 Abbevills County, In the
State sforesaid, containing
Four Hundred and Ninety (49O)
Acres,
NOR. or ,e.., in four kae.s, described as fol.
lows:
Tract No. I, containing
One Hundred and Sixty [l60)
Acres,
mora or less, and bounded by lands OF Estate
OF James Hodge, John K. Brownise. Geo. Har.
ris and Tract No.2.
Tfact No. 2, containing
One Hundred and Thirty Q3O)
Acres,
more or Iess, and bounded by Tract No. 1.
George Harris, Tracts No. 0 and 4. and Hoks
Taylor or Hodge Place.
Tract No. Q. coetaining
: Eighty (8O Acres,
moro or less. and bounded by Trsct No. .. EI
iis land. J. William Burriss and Tract No.
Tract No. 4. containing
One Hundred and Twenty (l20)
Acres,
moro or lea, and bounded by iands Of Nc
Clsllan Hodge. Tract No. 2. Tract No. 8, J
William Burris.
Piats are now In the Master's Office.
TERMS OF sALE-One-hali cash. and the
balance on credit Of twelve months with IN
terest fFom the day OF sale, secured by bond
Of the purchaser or purchasers and mort
gage or mortgages Of each the premises, with
leave 20 the purchaser or purchasers 70 pay
all cash. Purchasers to pay for papers.
L. w. PERRIN,
Master A. c. q. G.
November 6. 1909.
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Happeniags and lneidests Of = week
Ab0ut the City.

Happeni.gs and lnesaesss or . Week
Aboat the Cisy.
Abbeviilc. Nov. IS. 1907
Mrs. J. 4. Roper len Thursday for Rock Hill
ynsrs she Sil bend as,, so%s Mme M nR Roper ne
Sss been hare With Mrs. Charles D. Brown for
'' Wajor and and Mrs. Lsrris Thomson Bryant Of
s.De ciss !sn n,';srS ,. 70 S.,s .es e'''
Miss Fiorence Trmpieton went over 10
Greenwood ThuFsday and was the guest OF
Mr. W. r Kennerisy fSs sevsrss es anys i,s soen,
several days in the ciiy last week. the guest of
T Mn % Eiisabs,h Blake has returned to Abbe:
vile aiter an extended stay WIN RELATIVES -
Mr En.snc FAINT who hos been spending
como tinae wish her mother. Mrs. l. }. Lesley
len saturday for her home 10 anGess1n' ~ ,ovn
MGs Mrs s Sl a. Iciotosh Of Eiber.on spent Fri.
day and saturday n sSs saEy. city: ,.x. moved 70
.hs al honse SS On 90 Wsrdiaw street. formerly ,occu.
nied Sy Prof. Bailey. They have lived 10 the
neiab 6orhood from which they have moved
icr six years and have always proven them
selves thc best OF ue'gnoofs
EUcHRE cLUR.
rhs Ladies' Euobre Club was entertained
Friday ;,s ny Of iSs
cIae. and q give .!.ss promise TO os a very pleas
az NJ ri snd Mrs.. william P. aresua spsn. Sun.
dsv 1iin their home people near Due West
Nay Dar.! Of Green ZOO, .osd ); 70 me ois
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snnn i ~ 'sS ~. srasss ~ M;ss Hets LyiSgoe ior
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ME yosSPn "a Az TSpe lin Sesdansrtsrs
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tbs euest Of Mr.. John II. Harden: :,.1,.
,,ccs s.scinasinS youns ledies n IN the CITY 70
sffsnG the recsption given by Mr.. and Mrs.
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Soushern Railway Schedule.

Trains for Hodges leave Abbevllle. =. e., No
SO daily 8s3 q. M; No. 2 daily 1870 a. m.
Trains from Hodges arrive Abheville. No. 5
daily o.55 a. NJ. No. daily 1901 p. m; No
3 daily 2.55 p. m; No. s. daily 9.oo p: NJ.
Close connection At Hodges with through
trains for GreenvIlle, Columbia, Chsrlest0n
etc., con nnecting nj Greenviile for a. c. Di
vision points and the East. also Ashevilis. Al
lanta, etc. Through sleepers Hodges TO Char
lesion, ON train connecting with 81.