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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-09-27
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punch was served from . prettily appointed
liable by Mrs. A. N. Smith. During the after
noon cake and Ices were handed.
Miss Mary Balkin was in the city Monday
on her way TO Iva from Chester, whore she
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Will John.
kon.
Miss Rebecca Cater went to Due West Mon.
day TO attend the funeral services OF Mrs.
Frank Y. Pressley.
Mrs. Mary Mcintosh has returned TO her
home In Bordeaux after spending o while
here with her sister, Mrs. v. D. Lee.
Mr.. Fred Cragen OF Portsmouth, Va. was
In the city last week.
Mr.. Jack Harden, Jr., Is expected home
from Rome, Ga where he has been spending
some time With his aunt, Mrs. Spencer.
MisBes Mabel and Margte johnson OF Ches.
ter, were in the city Monday on their way to
Lebanon to visit friends.
Mrs. A. L. Garrison is In Atlanta spending
q while.
Miss Sarah Norwood has returned to Able
Vile TO resume her studies at the Graded
School.
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Ii 1t Right.

ls II right that a property.owner should
lose 81 20 TO let dealer make so cents? dea
of ready .for-uss paint. at sl.50 per gallon than
our sgent does on eight gallons OIL N
paint aud six gallons OF linseed oil, which
make fourteen gallons ofthe best paint In the
world. at 3l.20 per gallon: the property. owner
loses jnat S4.20? Is II right
It requires 4 gallons OF L dM. and S;gallons
Linseed OIL 10 paint moderate sized house.
Ton Thousand Churches painted with Long
man Martinez. L. b NJ. Paint
Liberal quantity given to churches when
bought from Speed Drug Co.
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Mrs. caro- Lumsden Visits AbbeviIte

MRS. Caro- Lumsden Visits AbbeviIte
Mrs. Caro- Lumsden. whose exquisite con
trslto voice has BEEN the delieht OF our peo
kple on more than one occasion, il stopping
for q day with Mr. and Mrs. j. D Kerr. Sb'
OF Music and Art. she Will take
d years course Of study. Later abe wi,
rom plete her atudiea In Europe. In New
York she wi be associated with her brother
Reid N Her, who bias won distinction singing
lp concert and In the large churches OF fbn,
|city. Her friends here and In A Anderson be,
bid bone. who know 20 well the fact of hel
superior endowment, expect nothing short .
p Glorious future for her.
Possessed OF q magnificent personality. apc
b voice fell. mellow and u, usicai aa the touci
Ipf harp. With such turiber culture as ah,
eontemI latts, she will easily tske place II
The first rank OF contralto singers.
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Wednesday, Sept. ~, 1905.
Plenty OF warehose Room.

The Farmers are building an addition to
their warehouse, which will greatly increase
the capacity OF their large establishment
Manager Masill Is polite and obliging. and
will be glad to serve you.
Capt. John Lyon is having a new ware.
house built In which he will offer space to
accommodate his old friends, and as many
new friends ss may choose to give him their
business. Capt. Lyon is we'll acquainted
with the warehouse business and will serve
you we'll. 1t 10 thought that this warehouse
Will be ready on or before November lst.
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City TTankfer.

This will inform the public that I am pre-
pared 10 serve the people In the most ap
proved and satisfactory manner, having
am prepared to meet sn meaning and out
going trains, slio TO answer all private calls
either night or day. Ny mooto 10: 1.-THE
greatest advertiser fs not he who wins pa
tronage, but he who keeps II"
Yours for good service,
Bob Ellison.
Sept. e. zoos. 81 Phone 1OS.
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A. M, Smith

would be clad TO have the ladies call at hit
store on opeipg daya, and examine bis .ttock
of North Care lima Blankets, Carpet SamI les
Art Squares, Pictures 60.
Cut Pls.s, s,,er dinner cofiees. Chocolate
cops, IS lad and chop dithee china ware &C.
Besides, many other goods TOO numerous e
mention. 1t Is pleasure TO show our line.
A. N Smith.
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McKEE'S LOCALS.

We have bought 400 bbls Of flnur at the low
bat price and 1t il now advancing. Be sure tc
bee us If you are ready TO buy.
Be sure 10 see us before GU buy your seed
bats.
Our line of shoes are second to none. Lei
hs show you our line before you buy.
Ten thousand gun shells al MeKee's and
kuns 10 shoot them.
Try our roasted coffee.
We keep q fine line OF canned goods
Bbrimp, cis bs, HOLSTERS, salmon, French sar.
hines, salad dressing, Heiutz pickles snC
prepared mustard.
It will pay you TO see me before you buy
Tour clothing, bats and underware.
kt prices that will interest you. See ours.
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The Hawes hat. the best money will buy
lean be found at the Perrin Clotbing Co.
The best Union. made overslls at the Perrin
|Clothipg Clothing Co.
Owing TO Holiday observance. Messrs g. A
|Visepski. D. Polish koff and H Wienraub viii
close their stores Saturday Sept. 30.
@. A. VIsanska, q. Wienraub, and D. Polia
|koff will close their stores Saturday Sept 80
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We have just received

We have just received a
Large shipment of genuine
w aterproof Shoes for men.
They keep the feet absolutely
fry and cost no more than
pther good shoes. Also the
best woman's solid leather
shoes that were ever sold al
81. Call and see our shoes
and you will buy. S. J. Link
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Links
Store.

Is filled with choice New
Goods, eager buyers and polite
salesmen.
R. L. Mabry, who has a work.
ing interest in our business and
is therefore directly benefited by
every cent spent with US is Sc
cond to no man as a salesman.
Lowrie Beacham is as steady
as a clock, and may be relied
upon to treat every one right.
Benet Link, young and active,
knows exactly how to please the
trade.
Francis Mabry, youngest Of all,
but we older ones have to hustle
to keep ahead Of him when it
comes to selling goods.
When you trade at my store
you have my personal guarantee
of satisfaction.
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linen are nown, by the company they
keep, how are we to know which 10 the "com
pany" and which are the "men" when pro
hibitionists. whiskey :guszers. license men
and few stray preachers are found together
fighting restrictions on the sale OF liquor?
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Don't 1t make you laugh to see an opponent
OF the dispensary assuming TO be better,
purer and possessing higher conceptions OF
duty than those who favor the restrictions
which the law places on the traffic In liquor?
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Went0 Watch,

J.W. Rykcrd wants the public to examine
his handsome new lot Of watches and jewt Try
just received.
Ladies' and gentlemen watches In gold O.
silver with best warrants. at most reasonable
prices. Come and examine for yourself
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From the immense sale OF embroideries by
/. W. White last spring and summer II may
Ie In ferred that every body has learned where
|be best place Is 10 buy embroideries. Our
han usual.
II you want to see the choicest styles O.
Imyina rugs, you can find them at Whites.
kiih Iodide Potash for the blood, We guaran-
be every bottle OF II.
! II you want TO see bargain look at those
hercerized white goods which l.. w. White
bills st121I cents yard.
Such stock Of percals madras, ginghams
md outings as L. w White is now Offering
bas never before seen In this community. Call
| nd look at them.
. L. W. Whites store 10 the place TO buy your
5inter suit, oveI-coat, hat and shoes. The
Ilothing we sell cannot be surpassed. IL ls
Rmeous Tor duI ability, style and III.
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Every man owes It 10 himself and his fa m
| lily TO master trade or profession. Read thu
Idisplay advertisement OF the Morse Schools
Iof Telegraphy, In this iHsue and learn bow
easily young man or lady may learn teleg
.rsphy and be assured position. II
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The store OF P. KosepberR & Co. will bt
closed Saturday, September 3Oth.
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Oata for sale
Notice.

500 bushels home-rsised ApPler oat Reed. 9
rs cents. ]. Stark.
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Dress
Trimmings

For this season are
new and stylish. All
overs and the new
applique effects are
in demand. We have
them at all prices.
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Senator Earle to Speak In Abbevillr
Senstor ]. r. Earle OF walhslla will deliver
q public address at the Court House Dtx,
Monday, October 1st, at O'Clock, p. m on
the subject OF the manufacture OF ferlil zeI
by tho State with its convictp.
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Special.

Remember our spec
ial Parasol Sale. All
the So kind and up
at S.. SO.
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Abbeville Transfer Co.

Abbeville Transfer Co.
George White, Jr, and Scott Hammond
have opened up frat class hack and car
|riage line. No charge for poIiteness oui
Isatisfaction guaranteed. All orders taken al
Eureka Hotel. 1t.
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WoodenYare and Hardware.

We are showing some splendid values
in 1Oc Hardware. A regular Csc Ham
mer while they last for 1Oc.
We call special attention to our line
of brooms, 1Oc and up.
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DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION.

Miss Mary Lou Smith gave delightful re-
cepiion Thursday afternoon In honor Of Mrs.
kitty Willis nos Of Rock Hill who has been
the guest OF Mrs. ]. w. Marshall for the past
ten iays. Mrs. WilliamB 10 Q charming lady
and has always been favorite among our
people here. Miss Smith was assisted IN re-
ceiyipg her guests by Miss Grace Smith, Miss
NJ arshall and tho Misses Morse. Heiresnine
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Butterick Patterns always in stock
and DelineatOrs on hand. Sheets
for the asking.
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1Oc Hosiery.

None over 10c for Ladies, Men, Boys
and Girls. We do not mean they are not
worth more than 10c, for they are. we
are selling 15c hose for 1Oc. See them
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
GARFIELD IN KANSAS
TO INVESTIGATE TRUST
Commissioner Is to Have a Confer
ence With Hoch
Today
Rv Aasoclated Press.

BY Associated freSS'
Topeka, Kas., April 9.--James Ru-
dolph Garfield, commissioner of cor
porations, arrived here tonight to be-
gine his investigation of the Standard
Oil methods in Kansas. He is accom-
panied by l.. P. Caswell, Charles Earl
and Luther Conant, jr., three employees
Of his bureau.
They will assist him in making the
Investigation. The four came in from
the east on late train.
IT have no news to give out tonight
about the proposed investigation,
said Mr.. Garfield. "I have just reached
the scene and must first get my bear
ings. want to learn something of
the situation in Kansas before I form
my plans. / will have conference
with Governor Hoch tomorrow on the
matter. There is no telling how long
1t will take me to make the investiga-
tion. have three men from my bu-
ieau with me and we will all get
busy at once and stay that way until
the case is closed up"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
GROUND TO DEATH
BENEATH WHEELS
SIXTEEN-YEAR-0LD BOY VIC
TIM OF TROLLEY CAR
Roy Bishop of Santa t.onica Attempts
to Board Moving Electric
and Is Hurled Under
the Trucks

While attempting to board a rapidly
moving electric car at Santa Monica
last evening Roy Bishop, lad of 16
years. lost his grip and was hurled be-
meath the wheels, his body being ter
ribly mangled.
The accident occurred shortly after G
o'clock at the corner of Pacific street
and Trollyway. Young Bishop was
killed through his own carelessness, ac-
cordng to those who witnessed the
tragedy.
Car No. 214 of the Los Angeles Pacific
railroad, in charge of Motorman John
Moore, towing trailer to accommodate
the holiday crowd, left Santa Monica
at o'clock EN- route to Los Angeles via
Ocean Park.
Young Bishop left home intending to
catch this car, upon which he intended
to meet his father and go to Ocean
Park to work in the bowling alleys. AS
the car only stopped at regular stations
along the route and as young Bishop
was some distance away from one of
these he decided to spring upon the
car as it passed.
He was waiting when the car draw
ing it's heavy load approached, going at
a high rate of speed, and as the rear
platform of car PA came alongside he
jumped, missed his grasp and the next
instant his body was rolled beneath the
trucks of the trailer.
The deceased was one of five children.
He was regularly employed at the plan
ing mill at Santa Monica and worked
at the bowling alleys at odd times.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
DESPONDENCY CAUSES
HEIRESS' SUICIDE
Daughter Of New York Bank Presi-
dent Shoots Herself in
Room at Hotel
Seville
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, April 9.-Miss Mary
Galloway, daughter of Robert M. Gal
loway, president of the Merchants
National bank and director in many
railway companies, killed herself in
her room at the Hotel Seville here
today.
Miss Galloway, who had suffered
from dyspepsia for several years, was
attended by two trained nurses. One
of these was engaged hanging some
clothes in wardrobe when she heard
the sound of a shot, and turning TO
the bed saw Miss Galloway, who had
been sitting propped up with pillows,
fall over. She had shot herself through
the mouth, death being instantaneous.
Miss Galloway was 81 years of age.
Dependency, due to long continued ill
ness, is believed to have been the cause
of the suicide.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
EVANS ALARMED
BY DESERTIONS
BLUEJACKETS LEAVING BY
HUNDREDS
VARIOUS CAUSES ASSIGNED
Rear Admiral Notified That 600 Men
Had Left squadron-Navy
Weakened by Serious
Conditions

Special 10 The Herald.
MOBILE, Ala. April 9.--When report
was made to Rear Admiral Robley D.
Jackets from his fleet numbered fully
600 the language used by the fighting
commander is said to have been luridly
picturesque.
The squadron is now experiencing a
condition that never before presented
itself in such extended form. Officers
say there Is alarming wholesale deser-
ton of blue Jackets from the ships and
1t is today estimated that at least 900
sailors are missing from their crews.
This of course greatly initiates against
the proper equipping Of these great
ships.
Sailors who have been seen on shore
give varying reasons for leaving their
ships. Some of them have an idea
their vessels will for the most part he
made station ships at some out-of-the
way place where disturbances are not
nfrequent, and others say their treat
ment is not as it should be. Still
others contend they left because they
wanted to get ashore to get on Amer.
ican soil and stay there just as long
as they can.
City and county officers have been
out hunting the deserters. Today the
chief of police went to the flagship
Maine and had a conference with Rear
Admiral Evans regarding methods of
apprehending the deserters. Evans
placed force of marines at the dis
posal of the police
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
THEATER FIRE
CREATES PANIC
ONE KILLED, MANY INJURED IN
STAMPEDE
CelIuIoid Films Isnited by Electric
Liqht--Sixteen-YearoId Boy
Leaps Forty Feet to
Death
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press
KOKOMO, Ind, April 9.-George
Armstrong, 16. years old. was fatally
injured and score of persons severely
burned tonight during fire in the
Sipt theater, caused by roll of cellu-
loid films used in operating moving
picture machine having ignited. In the
panic that followed Armstrong jumped
through window in the third floor
and was fatally injured.
During an intermission bag of eel
luloid films, suspended over the balcony
railing, was ignited by an electric light
The machine operator brought the
audience into panic by crying, Look
out everybody; the theater Is on fire"
In an instant 600 people became a
crushing mass of humanity.
Leaps to Death
That more were not hurt is due
largely to the excellent system of fire
escapes and exits in the theater and
the department of the house employees.
Armstrong occupied a seat in the
gallery and at the warning cry broke
a plate glass window and jumped to
the sidewalk, a distance Of forty feet
Both his legs were broken and he was
internally injured.
Mrs Bert Jacobs was so affected by
the shock as to require the attention
of physician. Her condition Is seri-
Gus.
Vance Hunt was badly burned by the
flaming films. Several others were Sc
verely burned The theater was dam
aged by smoke only.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
ADVERTISING MEN MEET
IN SAN JOSE TODAY
Addresses VIII Be Made by Experts
Prominent In the
Business
BY Associated Press,

BY Associated Press,
SAN JOSE, April 9.--0ver a hundred
members of the Pacific Coast Adver7
tising Mems association, which meets
here tomorrow. arrived to day. They
were entertained by the San Jose
chamber of commerce. This morning
they were taken for an electric rail-
way ride to Saratoga, Congress Springs
and Los Gatos, at the latter place hav-
ing luncheon. This evening they were
at Alum Rock park, where they are
being given a smoker.
Tomorrow morning the association
will hold business session. In the
afternoon number of addresses will
be made and papers read by prominent
advertising experts of this coast and
the east. In the evening they will be
rendered banquet at the Hotel Ven
dome by j. o. and e. A. Hayes of the
Mercury and Herald of this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
SENATOR MITCHELL TO
BE ARRAIGNED APRIL II
congressman Williamson and Her
mann to Answer Indictments of
Federal Grand Jury

BY Associated Press.
PORTLAND, Ore, April 9.-During
the present week United States Sem
ator John H. Mitchell, Congressman
]. N. Williamson and his partner, DR..
Van Gessner. and Marion Biggs will
be arralgned and on April II Congress-
man Binger Hermann's arraignment
will occur upon indictments returned
by the federal grand jury in conneo-
tion with alleged land frauds upon the
United States government in this state.
Tomorrow a motion in abatement in
behalf of Henry p. Ford and others
will be filed on the grounds that John
Guiston, one of the members of the
recent grand jury, is not a naturalized
citizen. and that therefore all the acts
of the grand jury have been null and
void.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
THOUSANDS VISIT
WAR VESSELS
INSPECT FLEET ANCHORED
OFF LONG BEACH
NO SERIOUS MISHAPS MAR DAY
Electric Line Between Los Angeles
and Beach Resort Does a Land
Office Buslnes Going
and Coming

Thousands Of people visited Long
Beach yesterday to see the cruisers
Chicago and Bennington, in command
Of Admiral Goodrich of the Pacific
squadron, which anchored off that
resort Saturday
The war ships lay about two miles
out, but could be plainly seen from
the shore by the visitors who swarmed
the beach and pier.
During the morning only the Chi
cago received visitors, but she became
so crowded by noon that the Benning-
ton was thrown open to the public.
She, too, was soon thronged.
The only mishap of the day occurred
as one of the small boats drew along
side the Bennington to allow visitors
to get aboard the big vessel. One man
was so anxious to get onto a real war
ship that he leaped for the side of the
Bennington before the boat he was
on had reached the boarding ladder.
He fell into the water, coming up a
second later to the accompaniment of
roars of laughter from the "jackeys,"
one Of whom recovered from his par
oxism in time to fish the unfortunate
individual out with boat hook.
The fleet will go to San Pedro today
to coal, after which the ships return
to Long Beach and remain until Fri
day.
All of the cars on the Long Beach
electric line were crowded yesterday,
in the forenoon when leaving Los An
geles and in the afternoon and even
ing when returning.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
MAYOR OF MINNESOTA
TOWN IS MURDERED
Matt Gannon's Defiance of Rough
Element Costs Him
His Life
nv Assoclated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WINNIPEG, Man., April AT Beau
dette, the American town across the
Rainy river, opposite the Manitoba
boundary. Matt Cannon, the mayor,
was shot and killed. Cannon also is
the chief official of Spooner. the new
Minnesota town a mile from Beaudette,
and his actions in having certain
Spooner characters arrested and fined
onraged the rougher element.
Yesterday a mob from Spooner
headed by saloon keepers, went to
Beaudette and gave Cannon notice to
leave the town. Cannon defied them.
AT o'clock Cannon was shot, some-
one firing through window. Further
trouble is likely.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10
CAVALRY RAISE A BIG
DISTURBANCE IN VERMO MONT
Many in Guard House at Fort Ethan
Allen and Others Being
Sought For
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
BURLINGTON,V VT, April 9.-Twenty-
five members of troop B, Fifteenth
cavalry, commanded by First Lieuten-
ant George T. Bowman, are in the
guardhouse at Fort Ethan Allen to-
night as the result of disturbances
following pay day, while as many more
are being sought by detail of soldiers.
The fifty troopers left the post i'm
mediately after pay day on Thursday
and many disturbances in this city and
Winoosh followed.
The men claim a grievance against
Lieutenant Bowman and explain their
recent absence on that score.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-10

1-Thousands visit war vessels
2-H. C. Frick will enter politics
3-Seek to enforce child labor law
4-Church services
5-Southern California news
6-Editorial
7-Clty news
8-Sports
9-Mining
1o-11-Classifed Advertisements
12-on to Goldfield, say business men
EASTERN
President and party in camp at Oklahoma.
H C. Frck to enter national politics from
state OF New York
one killed and many injured IN theater hre
at kokomo, Ind,
FOREIGN
viadivostok feet threatens Toso's squadron
Ambassador G. Won L. Myer reaches St.
Japanese and Russian fleets may meet today
in China sea.
senator Mitchell and Congressman Hermann
Ringer and Williamson to be arraigned In land
Al close Of Mormon conference at Salt Lake
apostle declares hoohtNcN beAtAehha MuiHioiin
safeblowers attempt TO rob postoffIee at
Berkeley.
LOCAL
Thousands inspect warships on Long Beach,
Youth loses life IN trolley accident at Santa
Monica.
Physicians believe oppressive weather con-
ditions responsible for suicides.
Auto police patrol captures fleeing cyclist
after long chase through residence section.
Mechanic commits suicide by shooting him
self In mouth.
County consumptive farm scheme Of Or.
Nichols gets little support from county ofn-
cials.
siogan Of the hour; On 10 Goldneldl