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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

Cabinet Ornaments $50 lace dgures
were to have been sold for &C., Sr
az dozens French China Cups and
ssucers, instead of $3.50, for, 80 an
dozen :
10 dozens beautiful decorated China
Cups and saucers, were to have 81 so
hasn $3.50. for. a. dozen ... y Nv
Liquor Bottles with cut shoppers, 45c
marked from s5c. to -....-.....-- ~
All sorts of Glassware yet on sale.
CuT.GLass Bowl. was $1,000, G. 90
Cut-Glnss Water Bottle, was g. D
s5.75, for Observation-Disclosures. " = 80
Handsome cut-alass Flower c10.OD
Vase, was S15.75, is .
Finest t.. cO t. ia &C olive Trays $500
Cut-Glass Vinegar, Oil and Per Is
furne Bottles for .--...-...-.-|
Etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

The $3.50 Children's Long co OR
Coats, with stitched capes, are. ~ ~
lot of Children's Walking Goats;
the usual S5.75 ones vii! be sold T. 7 02
Another lot will be sold at. S2E0
ABOUT eco LADIES SKIRTS have been
shipped US to close a makers all.on-hsnd.
$3.50 Dress Skirts for. LBS
$3.50 Dress Skirts for ............ S5C0
The $3.50 side-Plaited Skirts G. & or
The $500 Yoke Trimmed Chevict
Skirts, in Black only, So 80
for ........... ~ W. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30

makes such sales possible only &c uoode
way Tor olspoig
great outlet and the forced means are ne he
all the store
e that cannot be looked great while There
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
Some Of the Nofed
Prices at
Cohen S Sale
Monday.

$50 dozen best 1oc. Hem. III
med Euck Towels, EACH. " ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-30
The (ohen @.
The Story OF WOn7ef1's Garments IS Full

Richmond Had to buy them an there
o
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02

could if it wanted to appoint every official from the outside from govern or to constable; it can pass any sort of a tariff law that it wants to for a territory, because it is no part of the United States; aye. it could even cede a territory to a foreign country in the ssettlement of war. The people of a territory have no supreme voice in anything. They never vote for a president nor a member of congress If they had a million votes to cast it would not effect in the least any national election or national policy. Its voters are politically nondescripts pure and simple, until their country becomes a state.
 Citizens of a territory are political peons; they bear about the same re- lation to the national government that non-voting foreigner hired man in the states does to his master. am for statehood, because I want to be a full-fedged American citizen. I am for statehood, because I claim no right for myself that I am unwilling to con cede to my fellow-citizens. I am for statehood, because I am not a coward afraid to trust my fellowmen with the right to govern themselves. I am for statehood, because I want every right possessed by any other citizen of the United States. politically. I am for statehood, because want the right for myself and my sons to vote for pres ident of the United States and mem bers of congress. am for statehood, because 1t is inherently and eternally right. I am for statehood, because I want the right to use the ballot. the greatest weapon for good government that the mind of man ever devised.
 "A weapon that comes down as still As snowflakes fall upon the sod:
 But execute a freeman's will,
 As lightning does the will of God; And from it's force. nor doors nor
 locks
 Can shield you; 'tis the ballot box" |"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
CITY WATER SUPPLY.

The Bisbee Water and Coal compa- ny wishes to request all property own CTS to erect tanks for water storage. Owing to numerous unavoidable con- tingencies the water supply is some times temporarily suspended and it is impossible to receive water when de- pending only on city mains.
 After October 10, 1902, water will be furnished by this company through pipe lines only. and the present pack train system will be abolished entire ly. Bisbee Water & Fuel Co.,
 24-1m E. B. Mason Manager
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02

An exchange thinks the vindication of Colonel Mulberry Sellers is com plete. In an article in the Century on Mark Twain's birthplace, Hannibal Mo, Rev Henry NJ Wharton offers fresh eveidence that the man we con. sider crank today may turn out to be the prophet of tomorrow The pro totype of that Colonel Sellers, at whom millions have laughed. was a neighbor of MT. Clemens, and one night in public address told his au, dience the time would come when We could take a train at Hannibal and ride to Puget Sound without change of cars. The villagers laughed his assertion to scorn, for then the only means of travel they knew were a wheezy little steamer and an antiquat ed stage. Now a modem express train passes Hannibal every day for Puget Sound. Perhaps the millions Colonel Sellers saw in a cure for oph- thalmania in Asia may yet be real ized.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02

Congressman Calderwood, of Kansas in speech last week came out square ly in defense of the trusts. MT. Cal derwood is a prominent republican and he seems to be the only one that is not afraid to bodily proclaim the position of his party in relation to the trusts. He says the trusts have been blessing to this country and should be upheld and encouraged. Mir. Calderwood in his speech was also bold in his denunciation of organized labor. declaring that the greatest evil to the country was now to be found in the growth of labor unions. It is not often that republican is his party. and we ought to, be thankful his party. and ought to be thankful for Calderwood.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

Consisting of an iron and an oak bedstead, together with mattresses, pillows nd bedding; one refrigerator and center table. one cooking range and utensils; two parlor stoves. one wood burner and one oil, also a mum Der of dishes; all in first-class c.'ndi- tion and as good as new. Also have four or five cords of wood for sale. Inquire at the Pete Johnson house, down the canyon. 27-3t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02

Why not get piano when you can do so by paying a small amount as first payment anG small monthly pay ments thereafter? Call and see the fine selection of pianos that the Zell- ner Piano Co. have shipped in and displayed ct their new ware rooms in ground floor of Copper Queen hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
PRESIDENT DIAZ SPEAKS IN MEXICO CONGRESS.

In a message to the Mexican con sress. President Diaz. has the follow ing to say in regard to the money question:
 The fate of silver Is to us an ardu- ous problem and as the definite solu- ton cannot yet be conjectured, the exevutive feels obliged to maintain a waiting attitude and to continue its various aspects of the question. such as the conditions surrounding the production, circulation and consump- hon of the metal in question, and as near as possible, the advantages and disadvantages. which it's depreciation has occas stoned or may occasion to Mexico. In any event it is necessary to bear in mind that with silver we meet about one-half of what for va to remit abroad and that. notwith- standing our substantial production of silver, it would be rash for the re- public alone to attempt to regulate the worlds output of the white metal and in that way to bring away stabili- ty in its price,
 Precisely on account of the un- certainties of the future the executive has endeavored to encourage and strengthen the activity of our indus tries for export purposes, inasmuch as that moment will tend to bring about stability if only relative, in the value of our money. as compared with the money of those nations with which, from the point of view of interests. we are most closely allied.
 This is the object of the recent enactments of the executive tending to encourage the exportation of do- nestle articles. The regulations of August 4th last grant to exporters of cotton goods every facility that is compatible with the. fiscal interests in order that those goods, exempted from the burdens weighing on them when consumed at home. may be dis posed of in foreign markets Another decree has extended to all custom houses the power formerly held by some custom houses only to grant per mits for coastwise trade between the open ports of the coast, thus affording . ready outlet for the rich and abund- ant products of the country. Similar benefits are expected from the work of the commercial commission, which at the suggestion and with the assist ance of the government. the Chamber of Commerce at this capital is send ing to South America.
 ~The early completion of the rail way. which will connect the railway system of the republic with the port of salina Cruz. on the Pacific; the encouragement of steamship lines, and last of all. certain other measures which are under consideration, and will soon be decreed, are all proofs of the sincere desire of the exevutive to promote our export trade."-Canar nea Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
The Range is Good.

The Range IS Good.
 J. A. Howell, democratic candidate for the assembly, who is here now reports that in the vicinity of San Bernardino the grass is fine. In fact, the valleys of Southern Cochise coun- ty now resemble great meadows, with grass from ten to twenty inches high. The rains were late in arriving, hence the cattle are not yet fat. but they are rapidly becoming so There will be an abundance of grass to keep the cattle in good fix through the winter and soon there will be plenty of beef on the range.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02

couraging hope for democratic sue ces in New York. Senator Hill has done a great work in barmonizing the various democratic factions in that state.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02

President Roosevelt has again made an exhibition of his nerve in taking up the work of trying to effect a settle ment of the strike after Mark Hanna failed. Teddy many have . stronger pull with the coal trust than Marcus, bu- we seriously doubt it.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02

The Presidents wounded leg is not giving him any serious pain or inconvenience His physical condition causes no alarm. The greatest alarm in administration circles now is be- cause of the threatened rout in the approaching election.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02

Morrison reiterates that he is in favor of what President Ro >sevelt is going to do to the trusts. But he wont tell what it is; either has the Presi- dent up to date.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02

Senator Hanna urges the republi- cans to stand pat" Well. many pat hands have been found not to be in vulnerable. and the people of the coun- try win call the republican pary on the trust question. whether 1t stands pot or not
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
TERRITORIAL OPTION.

This is the way Delegate Rodney, of New Mexico. puts 1t in . recent spsech: Did you ever realize what . 'msverick' . territory is. It is no Dart q ths Unfted etatss,' congress can arnuI its lxws, I. on prevent 1. fum eEscxins sny -A~e ct all t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02

Senator Forator, of Ohio, is said to have remedy for the trust evil, while his neighbor, Hanna, advises that no remedy be applied.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02

David B. Hm sivss ost most er.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17
BRSk|lb COLLIGb

,r,urs VENERABLE INSTITUTION I'm.
L ters upon It's sixty fourth year OF sers. sn,s
with better equipment and fairer prospects
than ever before. Earnest and serious SUI
ssnIs are cordially Invited 10 avail them,
s.i,ss Of the advantages here offered. All
others can probably nud more congeniai sur, sur,
rouad,uvs elsewhere. Expenses have oesu
reduced To the lowest limit. An ~, ,n.
tion 10 invited. For catalogue or iuiie' u"
formation address
r. \. PressIy. Fres..
An, II Isg. II DUE WEST. y. &.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17
Ths Price Of Cotton.

Many predictions are made ~ TO the size oi
ths cotton crop, and the price Is viii com.
@and. while well informOd men may know
The siss OF the crop, yet tho estimate Of the
price 10 mere gees work, and one mans
opinion b worth about ~ much ~ anothsr's
xhis nsvspapsr never gives advice N 70 sell
ing ce holding cotton, bot Ne have NO besita
ttou In 0ayins that II you would hold your
cotton, ion's store u under Q tree. bat take II
70 the Abbsvilis warehouse. where IL viii b
well cared for at . nominal charge. Money
can be borrowed on the warehouse receipt. i
eottCn n stored under tree the bales must b
Turned frequently % ~ to lot II rot evenly on
and no money can be borrowed ON cotton I'M
der troe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17

The Abbsvills warehouse 10 now ready for
businsss. Mr.. ]. r Blake In president The
manager, Caps John Lyon. 10 slwsys ON hand
rsady % esRvs customers. Household furni
tnre, asld aops. and other personai property
WIN b cared Spr ss the most reasonable rstss.
ahd when shippsd no will pot Il on tho cars
without cost % The customer.
Ths warehouse has long beon needed. and II
alsocds ample accommodation fer all demands
that may b made upon H.. While We know
aothing Of the edvisabiiity Of selling cotton
@ soon % 70 In ready for market. We have NO
Mediation In saying that those who hold their
cotton should take 70 10 ths warehouse, whore
u VIII 10 cared Cor, and whore Il will give the
Owuxr basis Of credit % that no may bor
sos money. end TO take the chances Of riss
IN The prioe
II cotton isstored under . trse damage ID
sure 70 result, % that oven II there n rise In
prios the lon In damage viii eat mp the profit
Bnsinss u basinsss. but storing . halo ol
cotton ont In the weather 10 unvise and uIn.
pscatsbls.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17

When things don't 90 along your way,
Can't hurry 'em by frettin';
II clouds o'care obscure yoBR day,
Can't chase 'em Oh By frettin'.
Your tsan Just irrfyAte your WOO
An freshen up an help IL grow
DON'T vaah it out q sight, an 90
There ain't NO use In fret,in'.
The heavy losd you have 70 bear
Amt lightensd mp by frettin';
The sorrow vulturcs In the air
Amt sksered away By fretiin'.
n debt q croWdin,' rent 10 due.
No caah In hand an you are blue,
Brace M an b man. fcf you
Can's square youFssif By frottin'.
No p,attsr what your carsa AZ woes.
Don't humos EN- by ffestin'
II hard luck aims her henvy blows.
Striks baok-don't 60 % frettin':
Screw up your nerve an hold yoar grip
An Keep 0 fro3en upper lip,
Fur anything On earth can WHIP
The man who gifts 70 fretsin'.
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Wednesday, Sept. II. 1902.
SeoalOP E.alhRef.

Se00tOP RselWofs
Abbevilie county furnishes the State with
o Senator and Q Representative In the House.
Nr. Lasimsf. though citizen OF Beltoa. 10
native or Abbsviiie county. which has always
stood 70 him In his hopes and aspirations.
He has mes With phenominal success In poll
tics and In business. He started Lie without
monsy and without influence. but good Juog.
mens ane adelity 70 every trust have orooght
him troops Of admirers, while his business
methods have blessed him In basket and In
store He 10 rich nov, and holds the most ex.
aitsd position within tho sin OF the best poo
pls On sarth-the people OF South Carolina.
H,s srsot success should be sn Inspiration TO
the youth Of the land, and II they have the in.
spirasion 30 rise they should DO a Mr.. Lati-
rnsr has dcpe-maFry the best woman In their
souuaintsnc Mrs Latimer bad the good
iudgmsnt and the wisdom 70 reooguise worth
In hsr suitor, and despite parental obiestion.
she accepted him for his own worth, ana
soognsd 70 b Influenced BY the. threat OF dis
inheritance. Mr.. Latimer told his sweetheart
shss hs didn't want any Of her fathers mon.
q. He wanted only tho hand and heart OF
thsdanghtsr Who has aince then helped him 70
higher ahd. .bstter things, and during all the
years Of their married life they have been hap
py. The moneylea young man for whom she
threw away . fortune In giving him her
heart and hand II rich now, and holds seat
In tas most important Legislative body In
the vorid-shs United States Senate. Riches
and honor hsvs:urcvned their efforts and the
ssah giYi that became poor 70 marry the poor
hoy that Ahe loved now has wealth In bank.
ana her husband haa honor from their couh-
TRUMAN. The fncts In Mr.. LAtimsr's life
vould rad IKE story In fiction.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

fhisgs That We All Shousd Know
Gathered Fro@ Our Exshan6es.
Psruals and muslin remnants regardless Of
cost, st Hsddoni.
Recetved this week, nice lot OF fresh can.
ned meata. Ham loaL veal loef. hog and
hHminy. Engllsh sausage, Vienna sausage pot
unoh tongue. Amos b. Aogse.
II yeu want 70 see the most complete line
q paints you ever saw, 90 70 Milford Drug
Whsn ron have TO move you do not wan!
70 damsGe your furniture. Have Il hauled
IN O. furniture wagon and By experisnoec
furniture nen. See The Kerr Furni
turo Co. they viii do IL for yoa and at reason
alba prices.
Trunksf Trunks 70 set. All sizes and al
prices. w. D. Barksdale.
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SeP,gham.

DO yoa know anything about sowing sos.
ghgm % Sssd for cattle? 10 IL necessary 70
let the crop lie on tho ground any length ol
tims. Ibsfore carrying Il 70 the barn Will
the leaves Of The new-out crop mildew II not
s1nneds u n mildsvs does that injure the
value Of the forage f0e feeding cattlef
WIN some we'll informed psrson toll the
Press and Ranaer about saving sorghum
crop.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17

"Ciifto. 'ur always satisfies because u is
always right up to ihe standnrd-the
highest ..apd pdard Of purity and excellence.
Chiffon Possesses every quality essential for
max Ing bread that IN white. light and sweet.
The rich flavor 80 seldom found In the tread
made from ordinary fiour-that deiicious pure.
wheat favor-is aiwayr fonnd In the bread
-four. as most people know.
'Clinon" Sour IL N ilIed from the pick offhe
finest wheat grown millcd scientincaliy,
with tho best Of Rk 81 and machinery In every
detail Of Its manufacture.
'Ciinon" In easily q leader and H. standing
the test Of thousands OF families. II you do
not use "Ciifion," have your grocer aend you
q sack. The satisfaction experiep ced by our
many customers II assured.
Branaford Mills, Owensboro, ny.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17

fou can afford 10 eat rice and drink coffee
when you can buy 20 lbs rice for q 90, and 10
lbs good green coffee for 81 o. from II. n. Tate
d Co.
Come along and buy some good uudershirts
and keep warm this winter. They wont cost
much II you. ouy them from Tate.
Bee our Candy. The stock In the freshest
and incest In Abbeville. Speed Drug Co.
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rates Locals.

Farmers your crop 10 short. but you can live
when Tate Will cell you good fiour nj si.U per
bhi.
when you want shoe that will last you
eli winter buy one from II. N. Tate Co.
fate can ft all the children In shoes frun
the baby up. And when you want suit for
She little boys you can buy u from Tate d Co..
for 5Gcts,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17

Ifyou have any second hand books. such rs
are pow ussi IN the public schools OF the
county and grnded schools OF she city. You can
seII or exchange them II In good condition nj
The speed Drug Co.
Anything In the drug line can be had nj
MlIlorIs Drug store. Phone lU.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17

Tue place to yet your school books. The
Speed Drug Co.
Tissue paper for max Ing hats, In any shade
at The Speed Drug Co.
Call and nee our magnificent line OF toilet
| soap, about twenty gross In all.
MilfOrd's Drug Store. Phone lU..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17
Look at our Local Column and you Will see d 9o1
n7e of Eargains we offering
+, w. WHITE.
Bark sGlRle'a Locals.

BarksdRlc's Locals.
Bargain prices In -four. get them and be
surprised nj the price Of such goods.
W. ID. BsrkAdale.
A big lot and line Of 81 90 shoes. both men,
women aud children. W. ID. BarksdAle'
Hot prices In shirts. soc shirt AT 23c;
W. ID. Barksdale.
Pratts Food In stock-mske hens lay.
w. ID. Barksdale.
Sew Orleans molasses all grades. Cuba
sugar syrupsst. w. D. bHksoae'
Trunks sizes and kinds.
w. ID. Barksdale.
Wheeler Il Wilson sewing machin are the
best, all guaranteed. W. ID. barksuaie.
Extra parts for any machine made. Al
machines are hauled, cleaned and repaired
W. ID. Barksdale.
". u. Barksdale.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17

Nsvhssyy honora herself in aiectins Editor
Z. II. Aull % the House OF Representatives.
A Q Yuls. editors make good Legislator. and
Editor Anil viii be sure 70 do his whole duty
% the people. not only OF Nevbcrry. but Of
the whole State.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17

Shoes, Shoes, see our line Of finc shoes be.
fnrs buying. w. ID. Barksda'e.
Pratta Food At Miiford's Drug Store. Phone
lO7.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17

We are heada uar arters for nice candy. stock
alwnys fresh and We have II In boxes from %
In NC The Speed Drug 20.
We can beat the world on nice cold drinks.
n you don't believe. II ask your neighbor.
Phone lU7 Miiford's Drug Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17
WYATT AIKEN.
Worthy Son of a Worthy Sire Succeeds to the
Place which His Father Held.

election Is
feel relieved General satisfaction is expressed on almost all sides
results but especially true in this the Third Congress
iona Dristrct of South Carolina. n
Wyatt Aiken who elected by handsome majority,
scarcely needs introduction to the people this District but
little in connection with his life will notbe remiss
Aiken December l4h 1863 He reared on "
Abbevle County, South Carolina, Cokesbury, H
which embraced in Greenwood County He is son OF
the late amened d. Wyatt Aiken, who volunteered rs p-
vae in the Civil War, and who afterwards became ne
Colonel of the Seventh South Carolina Regiment and LATER
served faithfully and we'll in Congress for five consecutive TERMS
y until falling him decline reelection
Wyatt Aiken attended the schools his hone and Mt d "
fren times attended Judge Benes boys and Prof.
J. L. Jones' school, At the of fifteen years he was sent
through north by himself young and inexperienced boy
York. Baltimore, Buffalo, Cincinnati, then
going Washington entered the Franklin School,
of the Graded Schools in that city He remained in
Washington four attending Youngs College, studying
senogphy while acting assistant secretary his father who
in Congress at the tme n
1884, he appointed Senogapher for the md Cir
by Judge Aric and years later appointed
position by Judge Cohran of the sh Circuit which
= position he held until his election to Congress
always Cokesbury his home, until
Miss Mary Barnwe daughter of Mr. b. s. Barnwe ofths place
He has always taken lively interest in politics and with ex
perence will thoroughly qualified to handle the weghty
problems that will confront him in Congress. q
His army record is of which all proud. He was
among volunteer for his country private in Com
pany "A", First South Carolina Volunteers in the Spanish
American
being about month, he appointed
battalion adutan by Mr. Eerbee who at that time Cover
in the army proving friend to ALL but especially to the
and needy forgetting the sick those in trouble
The very high which he held Mt homc plainly
shown by the handsome which he received in his two home
Counties He in close touch with the people of the Third
District and well equipped in the halls of Con-
gress this grand old historic Third Congressional District of
q South Carolina.
This is Mr. Aikens politics, is
he has made decided
thing which he has undertaken in the past He will feel
ure reflect credit not only himself and the District which he
represents State which we all love and q