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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-11
BLIND TIGERS.


H0Vs noy w1kU8 Ote06oUG03 On INC
CotHAisions In Charlesson.
Governor Hayward has received . letter
from Mayor smyth In reiereDce 20 constables
ton, and protesting against such practice.
MAYOR Smyth snys that no doos not want any
conflict bstween the State and city authori-
tiss IN this matter e suSgests some agree
me 0overnsf u much concerned over the
~situatton and b anxious TO do everything 70
RRiSsson. BAL q TIE Same tine he Is dsssr@in"
q % take NO back ward STOP, Chief Consta.
bio Howis came 20 Columbia last night and
Herald 70 . newspaper man that the blind
TIGER mol In Charleason who used drays
drove tho roughhrods, and that a. soon ~ O
constable came In sight . tap OF the whip sent
gait, and. more han that. II the oonstAbies
didn't step lively oui Of the way they would
% run over. He seemed TO think there was
81 shooting unless c~onstabIes wero mouatsd.
He suegeasd that idea 70 the Governor.
The Golernor has sent tho following reply
TO Mayor smyth's letter:
Columbia, March 6, 1905.
Hon. J. Adser smyth. Mayor. Charleston.
RC-Dur AR: Your communication OF the
sih instant % hand and has had my careful
attention. I have alpo had an view
Win Chiif Hewie In regard % the condition
istrsiion of iho duties Of his ONCE.
We have given careful confederation TO the
yarisd demands Of the situation In our dis.
n sSTee vim Won IuIly .thas there ought 10
be some way 70 stop what appear. 70 be q
s sssi Is.., o. ,, snssss. and nI ai.o q Ssl R:sss'i .h Sa
thers shoaid b devised some way TO prevent
your stfeeta I nave instructed Chief HOWE
10 see that tho firing OF pistols on tho streets
Of ChsriestoR BY oonstabies % stopped: .
! fesl sure that your a~ssurances OF assistance
In euiorcing the die2eneary Law, which are
confirmed By Chief Hovie, will prompt you
TO give the necessary aid and profession 70
him q 70 bis constable In The discharge Of
.ihsif lawful duties.
While I am determined that tho constahles
ehali not violnte any OF your city ordinances
an equally determined that tho oispeneary
si.sation shall be Improved. have INSTRUCT
Cd, Chief HOWE 70 mount some OF his men
and % follow wagons supposed 70 contain
LIQUOR, at whatever speed shall be necessary
% esIecs their capture.
Iapprsciafs the reitsration OF your former
of5ela Of eoppoKS and assistance and will 70
card, yours very truly,
DC Hsyward. Governor.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-11
Docs Il Pay 70 Buy Cheap7

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds 10 oil
right, but you want something that Will re
lieve and cure the more severe and dangeroui
results OF throat ADD lung troubles Wha,
shaIi you do? Go Ia a warmer and more reg
ular ciimatey Yes. " possible /; II not possible
for you, then In either case lake the ONLY
remedy that has been Introduced In all owl
lized countries with success In severe throat
and lung troubles, .Boschee's German syrup
II not only heals and stimulates tho Tissues tC
destroy the germ disease. but ailsys inhstna,
ton, causes easy expecsoraiion. gives a good
nights rest, and cures the patient Try oNE
hottie. Recommended msny years BY nj
druggists In the world. Iou can get this 70
liable remedy at Speeds Drug store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-11
Just ring up 81 II you want anything In the

Just ring up 81 n you want anything In the
eating line.
A nice line OF pickle at the Bakery.
Where do you get that nice candy 30 chcapf
Why, down a; the New Bakery
Just 20 down and inspect; you are vel.
come and vii! be shown around and be sur
pr!sed o everything In worked NJ the Bak.
cry.
"Get In the Push" and play finch: Of
sale nj Speeds Drug store.
Stop that cough with Milford's syrup. white
pine and tar. e. A. Milford.
Paints. oils, glass and putty nj Milfords
Drug Store.
Nothing but the best candy for my girl. and
Speeds Ia the place 10 get L. Huylers.
Fresh candy every week at Miiford's Drug
Stry.I
We are headquarters for stationery and
school supplies. C.. A. Milford. Phone l01.
After a girl begins to know things
she ought not to she begins to want
somebody else to know that she
knows.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-11

II YOU want mean .sticky" Hour, buy from
the other fellow. II you want good baking
-four, then buy from Glenn.
We make prescription work n specially. we
have two of the finest Prescription Men 10 De
found IN South Carolina One on duty oil the
time. Night call No. ~. Milfords Drug
Store. Phone lU1.
Phone M your orders and Prescriptions. 'Ee
will have them IN your house before you:ctn
send I" the store. Miliord's Drug store.
Phone l0I.
Try US ON school hooks, tablets. pencils
inks, &c. II we can't oil your order. II can
be done In AbbevilIe. +. II. speed.
Fresh Garden Seed CLandreths) ut Miliord's
up.to-date Drug Store.
For nice stationery don't forget Mllford's
drug store.
Is cases Of drugs, books and extracts re.
celve to-day. I am prepared to meet your
wants for these things. 4. Is. Speed.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-11

We go By the newspapers that NewSesry
dssirss 10 pat . compressed air water litter
In The city we'll.
About two pears ago Abbeviile bought o
nne machine for blowing the water oct OF our
we'll But the trouble was about In this way.
When the mainline was started. the compress
sor throw out n solid stream Of water about
four inches In diameter. This stream emptied
the well In about afleen seconds. And then
aftss that it pumped up Q little water and .
great deal OF wind. The low Of the we'll was
snaii ana the capacity OF the eompsensed air
machine was great
II dsdn't pay 70 run . great machine 70 draw
. iittle water. And % the compress machine
vas taken out.
A ss pump was put In. The expense for
wood was redRoed nom one-apd-shroequar.
tam cords OF wood 70 . half cord.
We had thought OF proposing 70 trade our
ar poSnp tor Nswberry's Knitting Mil. but
learn thAt our air pump has been sold. II
Nsw6erzy needs any Old thing which may
now-h b On hand. We wonld be glad to trade
10 or ioe NsRberry's Knitting Machinery.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-11
confederate Monuments TO b
Colouels and the HOPses.

The State has appropriated $4,000 for the
erection OF . statute To the memory OF Gen.
ponds upon the raising OF $1,000 more bv
popular subscription, We arc afraid the monu.
ment will never be built. The honey could
be raised by earnest persistent effort, 6ut this
does not appear 70 be forthcoming, and there
seems TO DO no ofEnnizatin At work soliciting
the popular Observation-Disclosures Herald.
Don't fres, neighbor, about that ~'orgsniza.
ton" What are the women here for. except
70 DO just sush jobs. This Newspaper Is
heartily tired OF tho monument business. and
10 worried almost 70 tho death with the war
stories reoounting the vaIor Of the "colonels
and the horses"
A fAr - We now recollect ell the donors 20
% the sCo.onsia and tho horses" and no men
ton has yet bean made Of any private soldier.
except q Q background. or n . base from
which to renc4a the glory Of tho ''Colonols
and the horses"
So-called Confederate Aonumenn that are
dedicated 70 tho -Coioneis" might DO said 70
b o misft.
In this case Of Hampton and his valor.
which no man denies. his snthnsissm
and seal for his country arc not exceeded BY
any. That monument will DO raised. and
that 20, ooe will 30 paid. Hisper0onsl friends,
Unnecessary, will pay the money. They are
Yich people and can AFFORD 70. And then,
sven n short OF funds, they oould sell the
house and lot which was presented 70 him .
low yeAss ago.
Juss wait . nttls. and see II the ladies do
not "~oFxantxe."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-11
Question

Yes, August Flower still has the largest sale
OF any medicine In the civilized world. Your
nothers' aud grnndmothers' never thought OF
using anything eIse for Indigestion or Bii-
liousness. Doctors were scarce. and they sell
dom heard OF Appendicitis, Nervous Prostra.
Flower TO clean out the system and stop fer
mentation OF nndizssied food, regulate The
action OF The liver. stimulate the nervous and
organic action OF the system, and that IL all
headaches and other aches. You only need q
few doses OF Green's August Flower. In liquid
form, to make you satisfied there II nothing
serious the matter with you. You can get
this reliable remedy at Speeds Drug Store.
Price sc and &c.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-11
GOOD WORK.

Improved Streets Beautiful Side
walks.
The town council IL having Q splendid work
done on the street leading In mont OF the cot,
ton mill and beyond that institution 70 the
corporate limits. II really seems as II that
section wal now being regarded a. = part Of
the town. The street n much travelled, and
hundreds OF people daily feel grateful for the
good walk which now 10 found on the side OF
the street. Heretofore pedestrians had 10
plunge through the mud. but o . nice slide
thanks are due 10 Mayor Mcmillan and
Alderman A. 4. Thomson, under whose
direction Street Overseer johnson did the
good work OF removing the great boulders
from the street and building q sidewalk that
10 a. good an anybody could wish. The work
will DO complete when the plank Ia put on
the bridge across the little branch.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-11

Good sitisens In every part OF the State will
bs glad % know that Governor Hayward 10
sn1onoang the whiskey law In Charleston.
Bisyeisa snd Inst horses are furnished 70 con-
stables % ran down fseinS carts that may b
carrying liquor contrary 70 Law. And these
c~cnstabiss ARE Waiting the places where LIQUOR
issoid. A persistent effort will mako liquor
dealers respect both the Governor and tho
law.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-11
Eillman's Great speech.
Bamberg Herald.

Senator Tillman 10 receiving many compii-
mentary notices from the newspapers on his
recent speech In hes Senate, In which he re-
ferred 10 the race question In the South. II
was q strong, calm and dispassi0nate address
full OF facts q strong Argument. and will do
much good. Our people here are highly
pleesed over the speech. and rejoice thai The
Senator has dropped his fierce and fiery style
of addressing the Senate
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-11

tom please stop nj Gienn's and tell him to
send on at once, q Dbl. Majestic flour, q nice
ham, 10 lbs. grits. 5 lbs. Mocha and Java coffee
3 lbs. cheese, 2 lbs. macaroni. lbs. prunes. :
lbs. peaches, q Of. Boston beans, ] pk. pota-
toes. q can lunch tongue. = cans veal Loaf, can
California peaches, 9 cans tomatoes, J cans
sugar corn. . pkgs. Kuox's g~elatinc and 10
bars Polo soap for 25sts.
You bad better ask Glenn about garden
seed, he has inst received q fine sssortmcnt
BUST. he sure and have Glenn save
you some early Alaska Peas and Red Bliss
Potatpes."
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-11
s.ClinOn'' In Towel sacks.

All iS.lb sacks ip which Clifton" fiour II
packed are made Of regular towel goods. The
Hour In these sacks costs you no more than
that In the ordinary cloth sack. Ask for
Clifton" In the towel sack. l.. 7. 4 r. ii.
Miller.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-11

Hot soda ID all the rage at Milford's Drug
ttore.
The most complete line Of combs, brushes
and toilet articles ever seen In Abbevillo at
Miliord's Drug Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-11

no difersnce your bat il al Hall 4 Anderson.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-11

II You wish to buy . second hand soda
fOunt see Speeds Drug Store.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-11
IN THE MATTER OF
ANDREW S. J. CASSIDY,
BANKRUPr-IN BANKRUPTCY.

w THIS THE ind DAY OF MARCH, 4.
ID. 1903, on reading the foregoing petition, u IN
ordered by tt tthata hearing DO had mp
on the same Gu .-e 18th day OF March, A. ID.
1903, bsfore said Court at Charleston, In said
District, at ii o'clock In the forenoon |; and
thai notice thereof DO published In tho Abbe-
willie Press and Banner, q Newspaper printed
in said District. and that all known creditors
and other persona In interest may appear at
the said time and place and show cause. II
any they have, why the prayer OF the said
petitioner should not DO granted.
And II Ia further ordered by the Court, that
the Clerk shall send by mail 70 all known
creditors copies Of said petition and this or
der, addr 10 them Ut their places OF resi-.
dence as stated.
Witness the Honorable William H. Draw.
ley, Judge OF the maid Court and the
(SEAL.) aeal thereof. 1t Charleston. In said
District. or the end day OF March,
A. ID. 1901.
RICHARD w. HUTSON.
March 10. 1900. Clerk.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1903-03-11
COME TO THE
NEW BAKERY
1 Intend to Have Some Pure Ice
Cream and Soda Water this
Season.
EVERYTHING FOR VIOLINS.
have everything for Violins such ~
Strings, Bridges, Bows. Guitar aud
Banjo Outits. Also nne Toilet Soaps,
Cough Drops-the best. Try them.
Candy Of all kinda. Cakes. Bread, Rolls,
Pics. Peanuts, AIMED Goods, Cheeae.
Coffeo, Sugar, Baking Powder. Silver
Leaf Soda. Cigars, Tobacco md Cheroots.
j. w. Breihahn, Prop.
The Progressive Baker.
IN THE

FOR He
District of South Carolina.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-13
CHAPTER Ill.

Remain.
Not for instant did I correctness of
Identification All pictures known
society belle had been marked individuality
sion which fixed her face in the which
repeated in the ifeless features before
Greatly by discovery, quite convinced
sequel already sufficiently
tragedy proceeded common
notify
headquarters, the point of making
of details important,
denly out, leaving in total darkness
This far from pleasant but the produced
mind without
grayeHke than became convinced that
however frenzed, would make plunge
existence the midst of only suggestive
of the tomb to which she fastening
ture not In woman's nature,
committed the final act before
the shutters Of this closed disap-
hypothesis instantly destroyed by
which still fingered in certain portions body-or
light which had been burning pulled
trigger elsewhere extingushed
Recalling the uncertain CLEANS which
ing from OF the windows inclined give
to the former theory disposed
gas my and
applied match. The result anticipates
gas pipes. meter had put the
This the had repeatedly stated
upon garish effect of the daylight elaborate
the ladies. Candles been pro-
vided-ah, candles! What then glitter
ing small table at the other room? Surely
candestick rather fashioned candeabrum with
candle IN Of its sockets Hastily crossing
to the candle wick quite and hard
considering this satisfactory proof
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-13

instruments Of "The Fnieree BaiP' will appear
daily In The journal hereafter.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-13


It was ajar like the rest, and, can
foolI have called Hbbard both, you remember found
that it cost effort to lay mahogany
panels Danger danger there luked here
had known myself to quail any ordinary
tagonist like others of kind especial fonness
for unseen and mysterious peris
Hubbard, who this point followed almost too
closely accorded all the
was with of entering alone that
finally thrust wide threshold Of this
redoubtabe where but two short before
victim had been added to the list some
unheardof, unimaginable death within
it's recesses
My first glance showed little ponderous out
lines Of old SETTLE which Of the fire.
place half way out into the As
this seat that the who at various times
lying here, had fallen to their over me
noted its unwieldy bulk shadow threw
the ancient and dshonored hearhstone the
CHASTITY memories it evoked and also that
the room was really as empty it another
step forward This caused the light car
red to spread beyond the point hitherto been
effectively concentrated but the emphasize
rather than detract from the great
room The settle fixture afterwards found and
Arizona republican., 1903-02-20

is the assigned claim of Sam F. Webb, the former owner and principal pro- prietor of the Democrat until about three weeks ago. He claims there is due him for money advanced to the newspaper for payment on linotype, for a motor, type and machinery, s. 942.20, and for his services S1,6I5.
 The attachment papers were first taken to the office of the sheriff but Sheriff Cook before serving them de- sired first to consult an attorney. The papers were then taken to Constable Lee Redwine who served them and left Deputy Porter in charge.
 This move on the part of MT. Webb had not been expected. It was as sud den as his retirement from journalism which was also unexpected by him un- til it happened.
 Additional interest is lent to the suit by the fact that not only is the Demo- crat the leading democratic paper of the territory but also by the further fact of the political prominence of the parties. The elder MT. Webb is the chairman of the Democratic territorial committee and the present principal owner of the newspaper is the nominal leader of the party and delegatc-elect to congress. It may be said also that his nomination for that office was made possible by MT. Webb.
 The appearance oi both these gentle men athwart the journalistic horizon may be described as meteoric. The weather bureau has long since quit try ing to tell when they are coming and when they are going. MT. Webb may be one moment apparently engaged in peaceful bucolic pursuits with nothing on his mind beyond the price of cattle or alfalfa. The beholder turning his back for an instant and turning again finds him enthroned upon the tripod yielding Q trenchant pen.
 It's the same way with Colonel Will son. He may appear to be wholly en- crossed with law or mining or politics and the next moment he is putting into journalism. MT. Webb has spent the last two years either in busting somebody out of the newspap per busi- ness or getting busted. Ii was his turn last to be busted and Colonel Wilson was the instrument in the hands of providence to do the busting. MT. Webb believes now he has come to a turn in the lane and that the colonel will have to go.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-20

So far the colonel has lost nothing in financial way in his newspaper eX- .peTiences. Every time he makes dash into the field he gets away with something valuable besides experience, the sole remuneration of most men who engage in the business. It will be re- membered that two years ago the col cnel came to the front in favor of the Enterprise in the height of the cam palSn season. When the season was over there was an understanding that the Enterprise had given the colonel value received. That was the under standing of the Enterprise proprietors. What the colonel thought of it was made known later
 A time came when the proprietors of the paper found an opportunity, of the Kind that occurs only once in thous- and years, to sell out; the arrange ments were all made. the money was in the bank and there was nothing to be done but to pass the title. At this Instant the colonel came forward and announced himself as a silent partner, so silent that his partners had not been aware of his presence at all.
 The pending deal was one that could not be allowed to go by the board and that was the way it was certainly go- ing unless the colonels claim was recognized. A. s. Mills who not only recognized good thing when it was exposed to his unobstructed view but had also been summoned east by the illness of his father was impressed with the necessity of acknowledging that Colonel Wilson held a prominent place in journalism which was worth at the least figure s250. Then they went on with the sale of the Enter prise. MT. Mills has often been heard to say that that was not voluntary concession. Once when he was living in Colorado a stage on which he was riding was held up. He lost watch and some money and he remarked when he was looking at the remains of the purchase price of the Enterprise that he remembered just how he felt after that Colorado incident.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-20
LIANT POTATOES

Very few are being planted this year, so the successful growers will make money
Arizona republican., 1903-02-20
GODDARD MURDER SUSPECT
Cashmere Rodelas Will Be in Phoenix
 Today.

One of the murderers of Charles God dard and Frank Cooke has perhaps been captured and will be brought to Phoenix this morning. He is Casimero Rodelas and he has been in jail at Yuma for a week. He was identified pal county. A telegram was received at the office of the sheriff yesterday evening from Sheriff Roberts asking that some one meet him at the train this morning.
 ROdelas was arrested at Yuma on his resemblance to the description Of one of the Goddard murderers. It was af- terward thought that he could not be that man but he was held until tl;e arrival of Sheriff Roberts.
 Whether he should prove to be one of the Goddard murderers or not he is certainly a murderer and was hunted for before the Goddard tragedy. His resemblance to one Of the men en- gagged in that slaughter was so great that there was little doubt in the mind of Sheriff Roberts that he was that one whose name appears in the olTi- cial description offering reward. If he is the man he will be identified within ten minutes after his arrival in town this morning.
 The crime for which Rodelas was wanted vas the shooting O. Mexican in a Mexican saloon in Prescott five weeks ago. Some years ago he killed 2 cowboy at Clifton. He was at that time acting as watchman for the Ari- zona Copper company. The company assisted in his defense and the jury disagreed. When the case was tried next all the witnesses for the territory had left the country and he was ac- quilted. He is said to be guilty of other crimes since then. A distin- gushing mark of one of the Goddard murderers is a great scar on the right side of his face. Before Goddard died he told his wife that he had been shot by the Mexican with the scar. His companion killed Cooke. Several Mex jeans with scared faces have been arrested within the last two weeks but in every case the scar was on the left side. Rodelas' is on the right side.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-20
MIR. WEBBS FLANK MOVE
He Causes the Arizona Demo crat to Be
 Attached.

An attachment suit was begun yes terday afternoon against the Arizona Democrat which was issued this morn
 ing under the general management of Stanley Porter, deputy constable, who had no previous experience in journalism. The papers in the suit were filed late in the afternoon by Judge Baker, acting for Sam Webb, Jr.. until recently the business man. ager of the Democrat. The amount al- leged in the complaint to be due the plaintiff is s4.769.S4. The amount due the plaintiff on his own account is s152.64, the rest of the amount sued for
Arizona republican., 1903-02-20
Save Your Hair
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l also grow hair on bald heads. Have spent eight years in Chicago, two years in St. Louis, four years in San Fran cisco. I use only the natural herbs and the electric treatments. I also treat all face and skin diseases, remove black heads in from one to three applications and permanent cure guaranteed. Freckles taken off by absorption so that they never return; tan, sunburn. sallowness and all murky or poor com pleXiOnS made clear, smooth and white l also do all kinds and grades of ma-- sage and developing work. All work guaranteed. Call and see us.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-20
Free Treatments

for the hair and face. Having been In this business for the past fifteen years can by examination explain the cause of poor or falling hair. I guarantee to stop falling hair in three treatments; also to restore faded or gray hair with out the use of dye and to remove and cure dandruff without the use or soap or water.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-20
IDf p'zl0 Ek0fAer assn Hourj
 IS 0 sure resource

Dr. E. R. Sullivan, the hair specialist will be here for the next thirty days and will give