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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-06-21
A DOUBLE WEDDING.
RenutifuI and Impressive Ceremony
in the Home of Mr. j. w. Hill ut
Ninety Six.

Last Wednesday morning June HIN AT
eleven O'Clock the d0uhc marriage oi MISS
Emma C. Hill 10 ~. J phn Lyon and MISS
Mamie Hjli to Mr.. JOHN Fax, tonE place "t
the resi,i ce of MIR. j. W. lllll NJ Ninety SIX,
the home OF III. brides parents.
The parror sitting room and dining room
were prettIly decorated for the occasion,
green and white being the color scheme.
The bridal party entered as follows: MISS
Mary Fox with Miss j Ns'e Lyon. next came
Miss T. anna Iill with Dr l.vnn, then CAM
Miss Mamie HUI with Mr.. Fox
The ceremony WIS performed in shorf ana
impressive manner br Rev. Mr.. mcdowell.
The brides we're bac >mingly dressed In MIX
shirl waist suits with hats ~ match ana cat
ried white carnati0ns. wnile the TWO brides
maids wore street costumes OF SILK ana Car
ried pink carnations.
The bridal parry left on III" noon train, MT.
and Mrs Fox for Concord, y. C., their future
home and DR.. and Mrs Lyon tor Henderson,
vile, AFheville and other oiuts. TheY VIII
return in ahrur ten days In A hevil!e, the
former home Of DR. Lyon. where reception
will be given them BY Capt. and Mrs. John
Lyon.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-06-21
REAL ESTATE
STOCKS. RONDS. ETC.

VIM. V. PAYNE, assisted by j. B.
WHARTON, home office Farmers &
Merchants Bank, Greenwood, s.. c.,
will deal in Real Estate, Stocks, Bonds,
Loans, Mill Sites, Town and, City
Property all over the State. Can ham
die anything for you in this line to
great advantage. List your property
with us if you want it sold quick. If
you would like to make profitable in
vestmentment in and around Green
wood or anywhere in the State. Come
to see us, or write. We solicit your
business. We solicit correspondence.
VIM. V. PAYNE,
6 MERCHANTS BANK.
Greenwood, S. G.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-06-21
Road Briefs.

A good road is a public joy.
The better the road is drained, the
easier it is maintained.
Reform the roads and reform the
people.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-06-21

Our Coca Cola is better This year than ever
before. Our sales are 81 gal. ahead OF this
time last year. Mifords Drug Store.
For fine navoring extracts go TO Milfords
Drug Store. He makes them himself.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-11-04
Official Publication,

Branch of the Western Assurance Company
~ Toronto, Canada. on the 3lst day Of
Dcccmbcr 1901; made to the Insurance
Superintendent Of the state Of Illinois,
pursuant to law:
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-11-04
Oflcial Publication.

ANNUAL STATEMENT Of the Y. =.
branch Of the London Assurance Corpora.
ton of London, England, on the aist day
~ December, 1904, made to the Insurance
Superint endent Of the State OF Illinois, pIr.
suant TO law.
CAPITAL.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-11-04
Official Publication,

ANNUAL STATEMENT Of the Y. =.
Branch Of the Union Marine Insurance
on the 3lst day Of December 1904; made
To the Insurance Superintendent Of the
State OF Illinois. pursuant To law:
CAPITAL.
nm Of I.pn~if tnl stnnk
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-11-04

We fail to see what good Is to be
attained through the proposed merging
of the City Attorneys Office with that
of Corporation Counsel. The City At.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-11-04

cago. is the direct importer and sole
owner for the United Stntes and Can.
ada. The twater IL bottled Mt and i'm.
ported directly from the Springs, and
we are prepared to furnish "Avene
Natural Medicinal Water" to all SUI.
ferers Of acute and chronic diseases.
The Springs are located mt Avenc.
Les.13ains Hcrault. France. and Issue,
geologically speaking, from phyllndien
metamorphic ground and limestone Of
transition close to volcanic masses.
As a medical agent the "Avenc Nat.
ural Medicinal Water" hns demon.
stratci beyond the slightest shadow
Of doubt that Il Is truly remarkable.
IT'S many almost miraculous cures
serve TO emphasize this statement. Its
great therapeutic value becomes rapid.
~ apparent after brief trial, bcnen.
clal results being positive.
Avcne IL also n table water Of great
merit, because It's influence upon the
digestive tract II most excellent.
Avcne's great medicinal properties
are Of great value In All Skin DIsea sos.
Stomach. Bowel and Kidney troubles.
rheumatism. Ancmia. Nervous Ex.
haustion and all diseases resulting
from mal.nutrltion. In these diseases
"Avcne" never falls and Is sure Of last.
Ing results.
This water Is for sale by all drug.
glsts or by the Avcne Natural Mineral
Water Company. 1866 Michigan ave.
nue.. Chicago. Phone Calumet 4121.
Hundreds OF testimonials have been
pouring In upon II. A. Devic. president
Of the company, among those contrib.
utlng them being such wcll-known cltl.
zcns OF Chicago rs George II. Kent
New York Life Insurance Company
Il. c. Rnccy. Deputy Criminal Court
Clerk: Henry Delaney. Wholesale liz
nor dealer; Chris G. Stieger. treasurer
StIcger Piano Manufacturing Com
pany: william Edwards, tho contractor
and decorator; william II. Knoch, cap
tain First Infantry, I. N. G.. quarter
master, and many others. It should
be mentioned also that the water from
the Avene Les Bains Herault Springs
IL recommended by the faculty o
medicine. Paris, and the highest sclcn
tlhc authorities Of Europe and thu
United States. ana were dccreed In thu
interests Of the public by the govern
ment of France In 1874.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-11-04

welfare of the district and the taApay.
ers in general have ever been para
mount with him. Mr.. Legner is a capa-
BILE man of affairs. being identified
with large business interests. and has
also always taken Il lively interest in
the affairs of the Democratic party of
which he has been a lifelong and lead
ing member. His record on the Drain
age Board is such as to entitle him
to the support of all good citizens. and
his reelection is therefore assured.
~eA
Frank y. Cioidt. Republican candi.
date for reelection as Trustee of the
Sanitary District of Chicago, has n
record as good citizen and an honest
and upright public official. He was
born in Germany in 1858 ana came to
Chicago in 1877 lie located in the old
Fifth Ward. where he has resided since
that time. Mr. Cloidt started in the
grocery business in lSS2 and remained
in it until 1897. when he retired from
II to devote his time to the ofiicia!
duties of Alderman, tn which oihcr he
was elected at that time. During his
term in the Council the fifty-year
franchise ordinance came up for con
sidcration. He took a determined stand
against the proposition. and later OPP
posed ordinances which were moi liz
the public interests. His record i'll the
Council was Endorsed 10y the Municipal
Voters League and the press of chi.
cago. At the expiration of his term h.
refused to accept a denomination, nj.
though rendered to him unanimously
lie naturally considered the indOrse
mcnt of the people in his ward a hi.l
compliment. Mayor Harrison carried
the ward in 1897 by 3.11G votes plural
ity). and Mr.. Clodt was elected D.,
$50 votes on the Republican ticket
| Mr.. Cloidt was elected Trustee ot
the Sanitary District in 1900. At tn,
organization of the new Board n com
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-11-04

torncy IL the real legal officer and rep.
resentativc of the people, being elected
by them. and under the management
of such capable and trustworthy men
rs the present able incumbent. Hon.
John +. Smulskl, AMI his predecessors.
Roy .. West, Andrew J. Ryan, John
II. Owens ana several Others whose
names are too numerous to mention,
the Office has invariably been admins.
tered In the Interest and to the benc-
lit of the people.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-11-04

and also to develop the water power
ut LOckpOrt.
He is now and has been for two
years chairman of the Finance Com.
mittee. and was appointed on IA COM
mittee to represent the Sanitary Dis
trict at deep waterway convention
held at New Orleans in 1902. and was
elected delegate to a Republican con-
vcntion for the first time in 1884.
Mr.. Cloidt is in the fire insurance
business for the past seven years. at
100 La Sale street room 49,. He is a
life member of the Hamilton Club. n
member of the new Illinois Athlete.
Club. the North American Union. and
the Independent Order of Mutual Aid.
~6A
Hon. Charles Werno, Democratic
candidate for Judge. Is man
In every way qualified for the
duties of that high office. Mr.. werno
has for years been one of the recog-
nized leaders of the bar. In addition
to being a profound lawyer. Mr.. wcr.
no possesses the judicial temperament
aud would make an ideal jurist. Mr.
Werno Is a Democrat and has for
years represented the people Of the
Twcnty-tliird Ward in the Council. Re
publicans as well as Democrats vot.
Ing for and supporting him Oh account
of his fine record for ability. industry
and integrity as member Of the
Board Of Aldermen. Mr.. wernc
would bring to the bench those quail
ties which have gained him public re
spect and confidence as a councilman
and, If elected. as he undoubtedly will
be. will make most worthy member
of the judiciary.
~9>
We fail to see what good Is to bt
attained through the proposed merging
of the City Attorneys Office with tina,
of Corporation Counsel. The City At
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-11-04

mit.ec on annexation was established,
OF which he was chairman, until it nah
served the purpose for which II was
organized. lie was also made chair
man of Il committee to bring about
legislation In the Forty.thlrd General
Assembly for the annexation of Calu'
met ana Evanston. lie and his col
leagues succeeded In having the annex
alton ana water power bill passed.
which makes II possible to construct
the Calumet ana Evanston channels.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-11-04

James X. Bruncr he's succeeded
Page ]. Thibodeaux mt 142 South Clark
street. southwest corner Of Madison
street. Mr.. Bruner has been ass0ciat-
ed with Brecn and Kennedy. owners
Of the celebrated Maryland Reserve
Pure Rye, and has sold the goods for
the past eleven years.
Mr.. Bruner Inns an acquaintance Of
the best kind that extends from one
end Of Chicago to the other. reaching
from the extreme north to the extreme
south and from the lake to the west.
crn limits Of the city.
In the well established saloon and
cafe. formerly known as that Of Page
J. Thibodcaux. ut the southwest cor
ner Of Madison ana Clark streets.
there IL to he found the very best re.
frcshment for the inner man. Under
the new management many improve.
ments have been made. James X.
Bruncr. the proprietor. Is liked by
everybody.
Cnparlne IL the greatest and most
eilicncious headache cure In the world.
1t Is to he had mt all bMicts and drug
stores. The DeI<nlb Drug and Chemi.
cal Company limited Is the sole pro-
prictor.
~e
Besley's ME n the hest. A rink Of
II IL apDeti:.ing and conducive to
health.
~S~
One of the most attractive resorts
| around Chicago Ii BclmOnts Park at
the corner Of Twelfth street ana 18th
avenue. Mr.. l.. A. Belmont. the genial
proprietor. does everything In his pow.
or to make his patrons happy and the
result IL that his garden Is one OF the
, most popular resorts around Chicago.
Take the Metropolitan J. to 18th ave-
nue. ana walk three blocks south to
| Twelfth street. Or take any West
Side ear and transfer at 18th avenue
to Twelfth street. All Twelfth street
ears pass the door. The err rides to
Belmont's are all interesting and Rel.
mont's place Itself Is well worth the
trip.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-11-04

his ticket. although defeated in the
Republican landslide of that year.
lie has always been a loyal Demo.
crat. u public-spirited citizen. and a
nan whose name will add strength 10
the ticket on which 1t appears. His
election seems to be assured, and in
his election the Superior Court of
Cook County would have a valuable
and useful accession.
~Sl
George W. Paullin, Republican can
didatc for member of the Board of
Drainage Trustees, is man who de.
serves the support Of every citizen
who appreciates honorable record in
business life. and who desires ability
and integrity In public Office. Mr..
Paullin is n resident of Evanston ana
one of It's most respected citizens. He
has for years given close attention to
public affairs, and has been also n
loyal and consistent supporter of the
Republican party ana its candidates.
At the same time he has so interested
himself In measures of general pub
lie interest that the people, prospect
I've of party, have recognized his merit
as II broad-gaugcd citizen, and In the
pending campaign he will without
doubt be supported by the best people
OF all parties. Mr.. Paulin has been
always active in politics and has been
for years n member of the Republican
County Central Committee and one OF
the men who have done much for the
party rs well as for good government
IN his district. He Is nm active busl-
, ness man and Is highly respected by
NIL who know him. Mr.. Paullin's clcc.
ton to the Board of Drainage Trustees
would be n distinct public gain ana
, benefit as he can be always relied
upon to stand for the interests of the
taxpayers and the general public.
~SSA
Hon. william Lcgncr, one Of the
outgoing members of the Board Of
Sanitary Trustees who has been nom.
mated for reelection. has n most OK.
cellent record ms citizen, n business
man and public official Mr.. Legner
has been one Of the most hard work.
Ing and efficient members Of the out:
going Board of Trustees. He has
worked hard for the interests of the
taxpayers and the public ana rendered
valuable services on the different com.
mittees Of which he has been n mem.
Der.
IIiT vote has always been right on
every question that has come up. and
the proper construction and compile
ton Of the great canal, as well rs the
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-11-04
ON1cln) pu0,'lcntlOu.

ANNUAL STATEMENT Of the Y. y.
Branch Of the Calcdonian Insurance Com.
pany ~ Edinburgh. Scotland. on tho 3ist
day Of pcccmber. 1904, mad" to the nsur.
Ancc superintendent Of the State Of Illinois,
pursuant to law.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1905-11-04
Official Publication.

ANNUAL STATEMENT Of the u. y.
Branch Of the Phoenix Assurance Com.
pany, Limited, Of London, England. on tho
3lst dny Of December. 1904. made To tho
Insurance Superintendent Of the State Of
Illinois, pursuant to law.
CAPITAL.
Amount OF ,lcposlt capItnI de.
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eNsfus Order hnN Fflft t0 ffs gold fesf bad Address. soF1ht tIlt isa DIRECTORY liok i21. fnhahee ton WcH
 Nil man and amalpamnlor wants Job Apply ai fne VAsis office
 Monday Deputy Collector Earl Gris- void tisited Tucson on official business
 Wednesday evening George Howard was hurt at fisbee jumping from Q railway train in motion.
 Don't fail to attend ihe opening con- cert lhis evening in the new Ramirez theatre, m Nogalcs, sonora.
 The opening concert at the new Ramirez theatre in Nogales. Sonora. will be well worth attending.
 MT. Frank Watts of Naeozari was at Nogales Tuesday evening, returning to the Moetezuma district from business visit at He'mosillo.
 Mir. Lee Benton, former resident 0 Nogales, now in the cattle business in the Moctezuma District of Sonora, is visitor at the line city, having arrived Thursday evening The Franklin-Trickey ease on trial at Tombstone this week, resulted in ver- dict and judgment for Mr. Franklin An extended account is in type, but has to go over to next week for want of 1 space.
 Many of the most talented musicians in the line cities have volunteered their services for the opening concert at the new Romirez theatre in Nogales, Sonora, which will be given this even- ing at 80 p. m. A musical treat is promised.
 Wednesday evening there arrived 1 from Boston. enroute to Alamos, Mir. and Mrs. c. 4 Hardy, the gentleman being of the firm of Noodle, Harring- ton X Hardy, Of that city, firm of mining engineers operating in Southern Sonora. Mr. Hardy is also U. $. con- suIar agent at Aamos. Yesterday evening they went southward con- tinuing their journey toward Alamos-
The oasis., 1905-11-04

Smith, who had been very i'll some weeks, passed away, and his mortal remains were given sepulture yester- day afternoon. Deceased who was a veteran of the Spanish war, had re- sided in Nogales about six years. He leaves q widow and an infant child about two weeks of age.
 "The American Gentleman the finest and handsomest shoe for gentlemen's wear, at the Red House, Ramon Vascuez. <
 Mr. R. c. Brady was in Nogales Tues day from a visit to his mining property in the Magdalena district An expert, representing eastern capitalists has been at the mine for the past month and is still there, making q thorough examination as the work progresses. Mir. Brady brings very favorable re- ports and has hopes of cOnsummatlng deal for the sale of the property Alfalfa and barley hay for sale, lin quantities to suit. delivered on board the cars at Calabasas Ad- dress w. H. Walker, Calabasas, Arizona.
 Juan Manuel, who conducts the box restaurant just across the Line, disa- greed with a Mexican named Ramon Marquez Tuesday evening Fhey stepped across to the American line e tlght | out expecting to get back fae V NJ
 44 < |. fared with, but the oliicefs om the American side were just q few seconds too quick for them. They were lined 1 BIO each iii Justice 6ildea's court next morning.
 ! SONORA MINING DIREcToRY-ready n November. First work of tine kind ever published in this section. Contains alphabetical index of mining companies of Sonora digest Mexican mining laws up-to-date district map of sonora var ious technical and general information. Indispensable to mining men and n
The oasis., 1905-11-04
NocALEs NOTES.

L.. T. Bristol. Dentiso' "a'Sn ''uE Miss Plank of La Colorado, is visiting Mrs. James Rasmussen.
 Wednesday Mir. Thos. Gardner Sr., of Patagonia, was at Nogales.
 Wednesday Mir. I Burgoon went over to Gro Blanco, returning the following day.
 MT. W. F. Balcom, superintendent of the Salero mines, was at Nogales We'd nesday.
 Wednesday Mir. A. F. Barker of Florence, was a business visitor at Nogales,
 Tuesday Mir. A. Carpena made bus mass visit at Tucson, returning at evening.
 Mrs. R. Shumway has returned from LaLibertad mine, and is arranging to visit the east.
 MT, J. M Jamison, prominent Phoenix attorney, was in Nogales Thursday, and has remained since.
 Mir. Allen O. Bernard was at Nogales Tuesday evening returning to Mazda lena from a visit in Tucson.
 MT. and Mrs. ]. c. Notter left Friday morning for Los Angeles, California, where they expect to reside for the future.
 Mrs. ] " Woodrum and Mrs. Ferd Van Mourick will entertain party Of ladies this afternoon at the residence of the former.
 Mrs ManueIa Carrilla, about forty five years old, died Monday evening and was buried Tuesday. Death was caused by Brights disease.
 Judge N. X. OiConor and Major Fred Herrera were witnesses in the Federal court ut Tombstone Wednesday, return- ing to Nogales that evening.
 The Monte Carlo saloon is. in course of renovation and remodelling, and when completed 1t will be one Of the handsomest interiors in the southwest.
 Next Sunday at the Congregational church there will be the first of a series of discourses on the Apostles Creed. All are invited. Services at II 100 q. m. and 80 ?. m.
 Tuesday morning Miss Bessie Fowler went to Tucson to enter the convent school there, her father accompanying her to the old pueblo and returning home yesterday
 Wednesday. All Saints Day, was ob- served at the Catholic church, higE mass being conducted by Rev. Father Duval. Thursday, All Souls Day, wa, similarly observed.
 Wednesday Mir. Robert Graham Q IIuepac was at Nogales enroute to Tue son on business, where he went the
The oasis., 1905-11-04

following day. Mr. Graham has de- veloped very handsome property in the vicinity of Huepac, from which he has made shipment of carload of ore with very gratifyine results.
 Fine candies at the International Drug store. Lowney's and Gun thers, in bulk and in fancy packages.
 Mr. John B. Wright, of the well known firm of Tucson attorneys, kingan X Wright, arrived at Nogales Wednesday evening to represent clients III the Baca Float Grant hearing.
 Wednesday evening Major K. S. Ingalls, U. <. SurAeyor-general, and Mir. K. l. Long, of his office, arrived from Phoenix, IS per announcement, to be- gin the hearing in the taca Float Grant case.
 Gents and boys clothing and underwear, stylish, cheap and dur able at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
 Monday evening Doctor [. ! Tous- saint passed Nogales returnlng to sonora from a visit in the east. He went to lIermosilo, and later to Guaymas. with an ay0wed intention ot joining the Grindcll search party.
 Thursday MT, Henry Levin went to Tucson to meet Mrs. Levin and chil- eren, who spent the summer in Cali. { fornia. rS. Levin will arrive ln 1 Tucson today and they will return tt Nogales tonight or tomorrow night 1 For good substantial service weai 1 Hamilton, Brown X Co.'s "Patru l Shoe, ,osl at the Red House, Ra mon Vaseuez.
 The piano recital Of Mrs. Llll9F q 1 Tucson last Saturday eveAing was : < pronounced snccess. Tuesday Mir. ant 1 Mrs. Lulley were at Phmnix, and gave d very successful performance at thu i Hardwick theatre the evening of tl' same day
 After tomorrow the hours of service at the Catholic church will change to V the winter months. First mass will bt celebrated Ut eight o'clock and higl mass at ten . clock sunday school II eleven o'clock. Evening services vii be held at 80.
 "The American Lady," the mos elegant and stylish shoe mad Sold only at the Red House Ramon Vasquez.
 Mrs. Herold, mother of Messrs. Phi and Otto Herold of Nogales, arrived Il the city Tuesday night from her hom at Seneca, Kansas, to visit her sons Mr. Phil Herold went to Tucson ant there met his mother and accompaniet her to the line city.
 Mir. Goodman, the Phoenix travelini man who had been seriously ill at tn Montezuma hotel for two weeks, was $ far recovered as to be able to leave fo his home Thursday. Mir. Goodma was suffering from the effects of poisone food eaten at Naco and for time wa in q dangerous condition
 Thursday morning Mir. Vincent \
The oasis., 1905-11-04
Metal oso,atlous

Following are the market quota tations on metals for today. Copper (E. Cathoae) lbl6.5O Lead per 100 lbs. 4.60-4.1O Silver, per oz., 624 cts.
 New York City, Exchange l.O2 Pesos. Bullion value 41 Mex. Dol. (local) 493
 American Dollars POP
 Mexico City Exchange POP
The oasis., 1905-11-04
A Matter
 of Health

There is a quality in Royal Baking Powder which pro- notes digestion. This pecu- liarity of Royal has been noted by physicians, and they accordingly use and recommend 1t exclusively.
 ROYAL BAKING POWDER co, 100 WILLIAM ST. YORK
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-11-19

SPECIAL. SALE OF LADIES TAILOR-IADE SUITS AND COATS. ELE-
cut lapes. silk velvet collars. trimmed with silk braid, sleeves ar
tucked and cuffs ire buttoned. Coat is lined with Skinner ron
satin; Newest style skirt. These Suits are worth p1eEN
Gle m GIVES you CHOICE OF MANY STYLISH LONG COAT
Y ~ Suits worth $1,000, These Suits are made Of cheyiots. weeds
n all ~ fancy mixtures Latest models, manufactured Coats
lined to waist with Satin. Latest style skirts.