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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01
Boilermakers Unite.

The two factions Of the Shubrick Lodge
Brotherhood of Boiernakers and Iron
Shipbuilders, have united, and on Mon
day night the recognizing meeting was
held.
The following officers were elected.
President Thomas Clark; Nice-Presdent
T. z. Shaw; Recording Secretary, Loui
Johnson Financial Secretary. Gilbert v
Smith; Treasurer, John Hickey; Inner
Guard, Harry Veitch; Outer Guard
James II. Devlin; Inspector, ]. Kefauer;
Trustees-Earry Opel, aarry Norton,
Alexander Butts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01
y. ViIliers. tue Magician.

De villiers, the magician. will enter
tain the members OF the BOYS depart
ment and their friends at tho Y. NJ. c. A.
building to-day. New Years afternoon, at
80 o'clock The admission will be If
teen and twenty-five cents. At night
he will give his programme of illusion,
magic and story telling. De Filliers has
given programmes with great satisfaction
in leading institutions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01

in Campbell county. Va. are expected
home this week.
The Misses Grace and Edna Lea will
give an .at home" to-day.
A1r. P. S. Meyer will return In few
days from Augusta county. Va. to Mr..
H ". Davies. on Monteiro Avenue and
Vale Street.
Mrs. H. c. Chisholm. of Virginia Ave
nue.. is visiting friends in Fredericksburg,
Va
Miss Alma Carter, Of Atlee. Hanover
county, Va, is visiting Mrs. George 81.
Ware. of Virginia Avenue.
Miss Lora Hazlegrove. of Richmond. Va,
is visiting Mrs. George III Ware, Of Viz
ginia Avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01
RAILROADS
SEABOARD
Air Line Railway.
CAPITAL CITY --ouTE.

AL --SN -.
Short Line 10 Principal Cities OF the
South ana Southwest sd esseaa reaching
scHEDTL1; IN EFFECT DEC. l., 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE ElGHMOND--SlkAa-
STREET S.FATION-DAfLf
1913. p. NJ. Florida and tdstropoiitan
Limited" for Petecsburs. Henderson,
Raleigh. Southern Pines. Pinehurst, 90
Tim aia. Savannah. Jacksonville. tasnps.
cuba and the west IioiCs.
1858. 2. VI. Atlanta Special for Pc
tersbufs. Henderson. Raleigh, southern
Pines Pinehurss, Camden. Athens. NJ
piis ard all points South and soufhwes'-
::iS 2. ". "Seaboard Fast Mail for
eru Points. Finehurst. Athens. Atlanta,
Nashville, Memphis and points Soush ist.d
S92ut,n n Al points in tloria :. .;1,,
3:io y. NJ. Sea board Express, cary
Tor petersburg. Norlina. y. C.. and All
Norlina. n c.. with train arriving at
Henderson. 90 2. NJ. Raleigh. $50 P, NJ.
ana all1 Durham, 1913 2. NJ. (Daily except
800 PM Richmond and Petersburg
I Local. daily for Petersburg and all In-
SeEnftltate stations.
- =. z NJ Richmond and PetersnurE
Local. Gaiy. except Sunday, for PeteFS-
ouTS ana all intermediate stations.
Ira ms leave Richmond for washington.
New York ana the East daily, No, 81 at
b::,, ~. VI. and No. Sc at 2:12 p. NJ.
'-ohneet TONS at Jacksonville and Tampa
Ior al Florida East Coast points. and
Cuoa, and Porto Rico. At New Orleans
Tornia.
TRAINS ARRIVE 1T RICHMOND
e:s5 A. M and ~ az p NJ. from all
points South and Southwest.
o:42 z NJ. from Noriina, y. c., Peters
ourE and local points
S:59 A II. daily. from Petersburg
500 2 NJ. daily, except Sunday. from
Petersburg.
CAFE CAR SERVICE.
Cafe Dining Cars will be operated in
itainS Nos II and 81 Florida ano, Me-
[5FToP.o5itan Limited" between Hamlet. \
=. savannah. Ca. and in Trains Nos. s.
ana -, Atlanta Special" between Ham
iSC y g, and Atlanta. Ga. Service u Ia
| Earte: prices moderate: no canned goods
meats. vegetables and staples served
Inns IS an innovation and will be founa
great convenience to travellers. "a
Dining Cars.
sLEEPLNG-CAR SERVICE.
Nos 81 and "a. Florida and 4Ietropoli-
tan Limited Drawing Room and Sleep
ing cars and Through Day Coaches be-
f Gr5a,1 =, Ne y York ana Tampa Through
Drawlng-Room Buffet Sleeping Cars be-
tween New York and Atlanta
NM Nos ~, and St.. Seaboard Fast
fet Sleeping Cars between New York and
Tampa, connecting at Hamlet with Slsep-
| ing car to and from Atlanta. in counec-
ton with which Through Pullman Tick
cts are sold. Finest Day Coaches.
CO.. P. SMITH. District Pass Agent.
80 East Main Street. Phone 405.
| j. NJ. BARR,
| ISL V. Z. & Gent Mang'r
r. Z. l. BUNCH,
Gen'I Pass. Agent.
Portsmouth. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01
EAILKoADs
49, A Pas mgr Trains
~ 49, Leave and Arrive
NEW AI.AIN-STREET STATION,
LEAVE RIIsHMONn

L q
LEAVE RICHMOND.
900 A. Al. daily. Local to Old Point.
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
1910 A. NJ, except Sunday. Local to
Clifton Forge. Connects for Orange, Gull
pepper. Calverton ana Manassas.
1920 a. NJ. daily For Lynchburg. Lex
cept Sunday, for. Rosney. Alberene and
New Castle parlor car TO Clifton Forge.
2:ao p n. daily. 'S;. Louis and Cntca-
go Liruitcd'. Dining car train Pullman
Five to eight hours quickest line West.
| Connects Tor virginia Hot springs. Local
train follows St, Louis Limited from
3:i0 z. n, daily. Local to Old Point.
Norfolk ana Portsmouth. Pullman to Old
Point
Limited to Old Point Norfolk ana PORTS
mouth. Tarlor car. Connects at OLD
Point with Baltimore, Washington and
| Cape CharIcse steamers.
80 z. NJ, except Sunday, to Bremo.
$50 z. NJ. except Sunday, to DosweII
1880 T. n. daily. T. F. V. Dining car
train Connects FOR Virginia Hot Springs.
| Io- car TO Cincinnati and Pullman to Gin.
cinnati. Louisville. and the West.
ARRIVE NE IL, hIAIN-sTREET
500 A NJ. Except Sunday from Dos
$50 A NJ. Daily from Cincinnati.
1000 a. Daily from I 5oGh5 Esre an3
Portsmouth
1910 F.. N. Except Sunday from Nor
folk and Portsmouth
$50 P. NJ. Daily from Cincinnati.
G:35 P. NJ. Daily from Clifton Forge
and Lynchburg. and except Sunday from
New Castle. Lexington and Buckingham
| Branch.
:: 20 P, NJ Daily from Norfolk and
Portsmouth.
So ?. NJ. EXCEPT SUNDAY from elf
| Apply at 900 East Main Street. gO2 East
Main Street. Murphy's Hotel or New
NIain-Street Station Ticket Offices, for
further information.
H W. FULLER, JNo. D. POTTS.
v d . d q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01
Comes to Richmond.

Mr.. C. r. Weiss, late assistant manager
of Levy Brothers and Company, Indian
apolis Ind. the largest bank supply
house in the United States, has moved to
Richmond. having accepted the position
OF manager of the stationery department
of the Southern Stamp and Stationery
Company. His family will soon follow
him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01
Received 81, 200 From II.

At the meeting of the Board of Man
ayers of the Hebrew Home for Aged and
Infirn, held Monday night. Mrs Sam
Cohen turned over 1920 s the net re-
suits of the recent performance Of
princess Bonnie" After the election OF
several life members, Mrs Sam Cohen
was elected honorary life member The
following officers were present: Henry S.
Hutzler president: ?. Whitlock, vice
president; Isaac Held. secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01
DR.. Haakins' Sickness.

DR.. j. l. Hankins' condition remains
unchanged, according to recent infor-
nation. DR.. Hankins is confined to the
hospital at Cumberland Md, with case
OF typhoid fever. He is a. brother Of AS
sstant Secretary of the Commonwealth
Hanlins, and is well known here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01

mer resident of this city, has just do
mated $500 to the Mary Washington Hos
pital, of this city. to be used for the cree
ton and equipment of a hrst-class oPe-
rating room in that institution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01
] 0O2

The year is ended, now the year begins.
lie Roi est mort ct Vive lie Roi we sing
Cast up our virtues column and our sins
And strike balance while the wild bells ring
The year of 1901 is done l9a saaas.5Eg
It's thousands changes of the moon and SUM-
Its cold and heat, its storm and pleasant weather,
Its seed-time, harvest, fast and feast, together
All, all are record: memories of the past
Nor foul, nor fair, nor Joy, pain can last;
But blest or curst, the lesson still survives
To print its influence our future lives.
That we We gained knowledge by the by-gone year
Is certain, but It's not SO sure by far
That wisdom's been attained and much we fear
Folly and pride have proven that wisdom S par.
The nobles study of mankind is man
Man in Gods image, vide tn eternal plan,
Man growing wiser by each false step shown
Man growing puTer by each true step k own,
Man growing stronger by each weakness found,
Man growing nobler by each baseness downed.
Man growing manly seeking highest good,
Man growing God-ke through mans brotherhood.
The bygone ages-clay and iron and brass
Have told their story, and their labor's done;
The silver age GIBBS low within the glass;
The age of gold dawns with the new years sum-
Iark! Hear you not in air and sea and sky
The sounds portentous of the changes nlghF
Look! He who may read the emblazoned screed
THE harnessed lightning is the futures steed.
Electric fire and ether, mghtest power
And natural vehicle. wait upon the hour;
And thinking the ways of use will tlnd
The world stands waiting on the power OF mind
Man. physical, spiritual, feels the awakening thrills;
Awakened thought awakens heart and soul;
The freshened heart-tide clears from thousand Ills
And sees Gods image in creations whole.
The brotherhood of man asserts itself
Above the bonds of pride and greed of pelf.
And he who starved, in wealth finds as he gives
Both himself and his brother better lives;
The slavsh churches, each with world-made creed,
Begin to realize, else to die indeed,
They must sink self with all its poInp and PRIDE
To lead or follow man to Calvarys side.
These but few of those things that appear
To show upon the twelve months opening page,
To make the nations hail the glad new year,
And welcome dawning of the golden age.
Hail them new year, with all the concentrate din
With which we've learned thy face to usher I'M
Hail. then with reason, with joyous shout
Now, we have bowed the old year kindly out
Hail then with Joy of heart and soul and mind
To hasten mankind's friendship for mankind,
And hail, too, with prayer, deep and sincere,
That God may make thee blessed, thou New Year.
C. w. R. RUSSELL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01
Weddings il northampton.
(special Dispatch to The Time.

Especial DISPATCH to Tho Times.
EASTVILLE, VA, Dec. 51.-There hay :
been many marriage in this county In
the past few days. Among them are the
following: Mr. Boston =. Fitchett and
Mss Sallie c. Dunton, ia lils Ilace at
Red Sank Baptist Church at
Franlitown;. that of OHIO Kerr Walker
md Miss Helen HURT. while others IN
the county have been M. Frank y.
Hornsby and Miss Mamie e. Young.
Ieorge Isham and Ella moore ana Isaac
Dix and Eva Mason
The younger society people nave a &C! &C.
,1ghtfui dance to como off tonight
Mrs Thomas H Orion and daughter.
Miss Georgia. arrived on the Shore few
laws ago, and will nane their home here.
Mr.. orion being engaged III the manage
ment Of the hotel. "a So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01
Regular Services.

The regular services at the Geace-ssrset
Tabernacle will be conducted to-mG-- "a
morning by Mrs. Burroughs. u lie
Bethany Home" Singing by the chill
dren OF the home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01
viii Be With Blair & Son.

Mr.. Julien Binford, ST.. for ten years
city salesman for Davenport. Morris &
Co., will act in the same capacity Tor
Adolphus blair & sons January !, 1907.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01
H. Old Dominion
Steamship Co
.aiIy Line for New York. iha NORTH
and East
FROM RiCHmOaB

PaSsENCiErsS can leave DAILY, except
sunday. by chesapeake ana ONO RaItw2f
atgA. Al via Nortoik or y VI. and $40
p NJ b,; \ and w Railway VIA Norfolk.
10Th lines connecting with direct steam
ers sailing same day.
Sr.erltge passengers can leave by 2uxll-
;arV steamer Monday. Wednesday and
$3.50 calling from Rockets at D z. NJ.
and changing 10 crdtn-iine ship a. Nor
EPEIGHT for all northern, eastern and
eora;-r ports received and forwarded
So;ftt EXCEPT Sunday. at compaays
u.isI.,t Pockclts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01
Qualification in ChaHcery.

p. l.. Burford qualified as administra-
tor G. t. a. of Annie o. Burford. Estate
valued at 400.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01
FROM NEW YORK

PASSENGERS can leave DAILY. except
e,,nssV from company's pier, No. %
North River. al e IL. foc Old Point
E ~. and N0rfoik, CONNECTING. with
s1fasansage and Ohio and Norfolk and
S,s-raEr, fra!ss Tor Richmond
'SETETc,HT received and forwarded
daily. except 81 sS Ssn aa com a.ys Office
,ot., East lain Street: Richmond Trans
-t-f:Gnenany no. sos East Main Street.
lIs..S,,v's fio.el. Chesapeake and Ohio
aHd aga ehseEsa r6ro asnot s.
al s5s siIrsher information apply 70
JOHN F. MAYER. Agent
No. 1912 T.. Main Street Riehn.ond. Va.
General Offices: No, ST leach Sect,
corner West Street. New York y Y
j. J. BROWN. Gen. Pas AIT.
II. z. WALKER. Traffic Manager.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV p. 1901.
rE Al Ms I.E.ANE, z IlEACNIl. VA.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. p. 1901.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
o:2o a. NJ. No. Z, daily for Durham. ~
c.. Danv;lle. and all local stations South,
connecting at Burkeville for Farmytlie
and Lynchburg: at Jeffreys for local sta
uons on Norfolk Division to Danvllle, at
0Siord tor Henderson,: a Durham lol
Raleigh. Goldsboro and all North Carolina
points.
2;ao 2. NJ. No. 20, limited train
oaily toE Jacksonville ana all Florlda
p olnaS. HAVANA. Nassau. etc. Connects at
M4oseley with Farmville and Powhatan
Isallroad; DIT Greensboro for Durham.
~, elSh and Winston-Salem: at Charlotte
WI Ertn n no. 90, United States fast mail, SOHO
SIali1. daily for New Orleans and points
, SoGth' whlch carries sleepers to New or
'edhS. Drawing-room sleeper Richmond TO
A 1,ita and Birmingham. Through train
~ YIN sleerer Salisbury to Memphis. Din
Ing car service.
= :oo z. NJ, No. II. Southern Express
al LOT Atlanta, Augusta, Jacksonv!tie
81 Si.o points South. Sleeper for DanViile
y Ri.ho, SALISBURY and Charlotte. onen
S SeW York and Florida Express and
tHhouInWestern Limited, which carries
Tac I6n Siiifeepers to Augusta savanna
Atlanta. New Orleans, etc. Complete din
lhs-car service. Also Pullman tourist
5JtSepeT mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
o oat ;. washington to San Francisco, with
in T snanse; with connection tor all points
~ Q isXaS. Mexico and California
80 r. a., No. II, local daily, except
noinatay, for Keysville and intermediate
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
800 \, Nj. and SAB P. NJ From Allan
South
$40 a. NJ. From Keysvills and local
n $50 ?. NJ: From Durham Charlotte
DahVllle and intermediate stations.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
nos. 81 and 81. between Manchester and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01
BIG INCREASE
AT P0STOFFICE
Receipts Larger Than for Many Years
Past, and Still Growing
Rapidly.
Receipts of the Richmond Posto----
Tor the year 1901:
Postage stamps, envelopes ana
postal cards. s1tS'o4o W
Newspaper and periodical post
ny rents 1926 "a
h1ieceI,aneous Is SO
Total 1895, S47 IS
Postal deposits from other Of
{ aoes.. ........ 1885, 10
Grand total. ......... 1888 PA

Receipts for year 1887, s217, $685. receipts
tor year 1855, S22i, SSL79: increase of S.
Ssl.5s Sor 3 1-2 per cent; receipts for year
1888. SPAS. 21s.24: increase of S1S,331.S5 or S
ger cent; receipts for year 100. S2Ia,i9S.5s;
increase of s27, 2S5.35. or II per cent; re-
ceipts for year 1901, $295, 347.2S, or increase
Of so4,S4s.6s, or 9 per cent. increase.
Amount of expenses for clerks, carriers,
postal clerks, special delivery boys, jani-
tor and miscellaneous expense for the
year 1901. s1s7, 6S9.37. Amount sent TO
WASHINGTON, D. c., with the treasurer of
tho Pos.office Department lor the year
1901. s196,0,0S5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01
Oh,
How
Sfran1!ge

Mss that people will continually suffer
,xtrcne agony. as is the case with those
Who arc troubled with Piles. when they
,an be permanently cured by the per-
sistent use Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01

SCHEDULE IN. EFFECT NOV. "a, 1901.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND NORTH
D.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01

TRAINS ARRIVE 1T RICHMOND
DAJLY.
ESQ \, NJ. and 2:O5 ?. NJ, from all
points South and Southwest.
o;49 z. NJ, from Norlina, y. c., Peters
burg and local points.
9:4o a, ". daily. from Petersburg
,SNo T. NJ. daily, except Sunday, from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-01
Atlantic Coast Line

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER
II 1901
TRAINS LEAVE RICEMOND-BYRD-
STREET STATION.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23
On Sale Monday Morning,

n stroke W the arrest good fortune 6TvgS from NMV York to OMAHA a
making &Cbf full of Gund hWHg opportunities We acre enabled to purchase The eme stock
FVmA U@ua NW York; the acknowledged hOmeT metropolitan fashion, The fabric in this stool
fashion and the @TO@ this s~ob in omaha is an ~t of much importance In spite of fnme
traction their W0M on Monday morning at odOh
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-23

me seasons Choicest Ws.oW display of fine hse xcesa any Of our previous
20 correct shapes Our prices are the lowest that gOd tuse ever sold for
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17

Mrs. Anna Wilson and her daughter. Mr.
Sohlimmee have returned from Cpafiottc. y.
G.. and are now Waiting relatives along s tnis
homes Ia Lake City and Ocala. Florida.
SsW days with Miss Lula Penney, before going
home She attended the summer schooi ., ,,
Aessv'lls and took high stand In the Ar
Nissss Ellie and Ivsy MeIlwain. len last
Monday for Red sprisgs, M y; O.: :, rnerS thss ,nss
scnooi last session and viii now enter the
si3iSs niss Mari Marina Merlva,n will leave for
Ashsvilis. n. G.. wednesday; She win re-
ssIs Sss s,sscs s:Sai's at A'hs''''s Normal In
'Is Mim asnS % cromer came homo from
LAnrous last Saturday.
Miss Annie Nay and is,Ssiis n,ss .s Min'oS Mo- o.
sSssSes SIss %nnis Mco,d and her aunt, Mis-. Nan
ME Niekles. Of Hodges, are the guests Of Mrs
Hissss la ana Rosa Bolts Of Sharon, spen,
last Friday with Mrs. T.::G. Gaston.
Mia Julia Kelisr went 70 Fort Hill LAST
Siss sudis Ksli.r win attend tho Graded
Mrs. Rrits 0soTs. who has been very ILL., ID
'GIs H.. y. 4. McIiv.,n has been sick with
ssS 3 g Ss 5. s
mo many nriends OF Miss Marie Cromsf are
Glad 70 know she is some better. All Wish
her eDeedy recovey.
Rcais No z There we're thirteen young
man at one hoose Sunday afternooB.
Mn. Frank McCord will give an A. Home
tomorrow evening In honor Of her charming
oousin. Miso Annie McCord.
CA deiighSful dance snd psrty wss given "a
Tho yocnG PEOPLE last Friday night at the
home Of Mr.. G. -. Cochran.
A large crowd attended tho Long Cane pic
nie laas Friday.
Nr. I. B. EsSin hiss bought the machinery
Sormeriy owned by Mr.. w. A. Haxan. IL Ia
now being supsEinseneed BY Mr. 7. L Cor
0im sallIs Milford spept last Monday with
Nm, w. l.. Dawson and will leave today
Wednesday, Sor Darlington where shs goes
% attend school.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17
ODDS AND ENDS.
Picked m I. and Arouaa tho CITY.


Miss Matte Purdy. one OF rerdsry's pret
test young ladies II the guest oi her cousin
Miss sara K,Egh. She will attend schooi
here another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank lawson have moved
70 Abbeville and are occupying part oi the
III. Ensene Wsrdisw and Mr.. Jefr Niokles
ere With Mr.. W. d. BarksdaIe, where they
ViIi - glad 10 nee their friends.
Mr. Luther Bradley u with M. Poliakou
for The season. ana will DO glad TO zee his
Mr. and Mrs. John Kelley, OF Ninety Six
came over W ednesday 70 attend the iunersi
On thoir uncle Mr.. Hiram Clark.
Ma Diliy Owen, OF Ninety Six In In the city.
The gusst or Mrs. ]. If. Brooks.
Mr.. Hal Tazgnrt came up rom ColumoiA
Saturday and spent several days In tho ci'y
Mf. John Bruce Of Athens, Ga, spent sev.
erai days In the city last week with reisuves:
Mr.. Frank Sign % now with Mr. Il; ID. Hill
where he viii DO glad 70 see bis friends.
Mr.. Frank DuPre and innily have moved
into tho house below Mrs. Fanlkner on
Mr.. Calvin Broadwell. of Lowndesville 10
In tho city spending awhile with her par
ents, Mrs.. ]. A. Bone.
Mr.. Dsve Glymph OF Hodges spent last
Mia fixxis Penney LEFT Inst Wedsasday for
Dpe West where she coca 10 take charge of
tae Millinery department OF II. ii. Haddon
Niss Lillian and Fannie K,llingsvorth OF
Antroyiile and Mins Nellie Milford OF San.
tuck arc spending tho week with their aunt.
Mrs. W. q. MiIllord.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17
Women and Jewels.

Jeveln. candy, flowers, man-thas 10 the or.
der or Q woman's preGeronoes. Jewels form o
maGnos OF mighty power % the average wo.
man. Even that greatest Of all jewels: health.
n often ruined In The strenuous enorts 70
mako or save the money 70 purchase them.
n Q woman viii risk her health 10 get Gov.
essd GEM, then lot her fortify herself against
the inaiduous consequences OF coughs, cold.
and bronchial affections by tho regular use OF
ly arrost consumption In its early stages and
heal the Affected lun8e and bronchial tubes
aSN drive tho dread disease fron the system.
IL - not euresu, bot it 10 . certain cure Tor
oo0wha. colds and ali bronchial troubles. You
oan rat this reliable remedy NJ Tho Speed
Drug Co. Get Green's Special Almanac.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-09-17
THE STATE COMMITTEE.

There was . very good attendance at the
meeting Of the STATE committee last night ~
- ~ the olics OF the Secretary Of state. As
eoon q tbs committee had been called 10 Or
der Col Jones announced that the tabulatson
ssu., as ofscisi reIaTns By himself and Score
tary Psrka. Al once oommittee Of nvc was
appointed, with Gov. Mctsueeney a. chair.
man, 70 eIsmine me @ ts6ni.tlop:
vhat. ccnGtitutional amendments are 70 be
VOID mon In the general election In Novem.
Ssr and have tickets prin tod and sent to tho
WOULD CAUSE TROUBLE.
Col. Crsys called The ooImistees stss1iion Ion 70
ioss In their proper boxes. He thought II
Vronx 20 tarow out ballots placed In the
o Mr. Williams showed that II such votes
vere NOT thrown ont voter could easily vote
svics-say two tickets for county omeess or
Co Crews knew tina. .ss cososi1g q ,;sst :Sss
He vanted the matter settled and made uni
furu. He nnally moved that county ucket
m found In state box DO counted ana viee
M. Blease moved TO amend the motion 20
thaf mono DO counted when there was an ex.
cess OF votes over the poll lis.,
.oG%%i,iss Co., nsSIId woSId throw brow moro safeguards
s6out the primary system. II maa made
she e,ror Il, the box IL was his own unfortu.
aSie misfske. Tue primary should be most
c.r.fniiy guarded. Managers OF elections
oouid tSll the voter which box was whicn. ne
vanted every white man to vote aud mol
ioee his vote bat % 60 70 this extent woUio
let 10 too much laxity.
Col. CroWs motion was finally voted down.
Gov. McSWeoney then read the report Of the
COMMITTEES on tabuiation, aacWing the results
siyen above, the report being adopted.
WARMING.
Mr.. Biease offered resolution 10 require all
c,nl,s 10 re-orRsnize before The next primary
siesfion. e. provided In the State party eousti'
Sntton. 6orne had failed 70 do 90 this year,
- aid. This resolution WAN merely Intend.
"a 20 be . warning. The resolution was
TSS royeruor then offered Q resolution OF
,hanke 10 Chairman Jones and secretary
P~rka which vas unanimously adopted.
on. lone made o low appropriate Remarks
ccs1nlinentins the secretaries who nave serv.
"a nm him for six years, Messrs. Gunter anu
Tne committee then adjourned.
FOE THE RECORD.
In ordsr that the record might DO kept The
as.is reo,anis III tabulation revised ~ me
daarss q 6eclared last night: