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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-11

The editor Of the Advertiser has
seen fit to make reference to the fact
that the children OF the editor of the
Bulletin attend a private sChool-Pu
nahou. What bearing this has upon
the need Tor greater interest in better
teachers and more money for the pub.
lie schools, is not Immediately appar.
ent. The home OF the suItor OF the
Bulletin Is two blocks from the "pri.
vate school and two miles from the
public school. Children attending the
kindergarten and second and third
grades respectively would naturally
not be sent to the more distant school.
There is not the slightest doubt OF the
excellence of the Punahou school. II
has been pampered and molly.coddled
and endowed and fed with the good
things OF the earth generally. Puma
hou, however, as an educational lnsti-
tuition is not one whit better than the
Honolulu High School, gradually but
successfully built up in the face of
Just such prejudiced opposition as the
Advertiser has recently voiced; and in
spite of the fact that its teachers are
underpaid and school.room accommo-
dations inadequate. The public school
has suffered from the private school
sentiment and influence. which tends
to the idea that anything is good
enough for the common herd. The need
is for more effective broader, and
more personal interest in the public
schools. The Bulletin has always
stood for the development of the pub.
lie schools though 1t requires personal
contact to appreciate the tremendous
public indifference to the demands of a
department that has the future of Ha-
waits Americanism in its hands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-11

any nationality should be allowed TO
take their examinations for license to
practice medicine and surgery in<their
own language. and
Whereas. such a method is consid-
cred unsafe, unsatisfactory and entire
~ at variance with the established
usage in most of the civilized world !;
Resolved, That we, the Hawaiian
Territorial Medical Society, believing
that the decision is in the hands of the
Board of Medical Examiners. strongly
recommend that said examinations be
conducted in the English language.
(Signed) j. X. JUDD,
(Signed CHAS. B. COOPER,
(Signed) ]. T. WAYSON.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-11
A DISSENTING OPINION ON
PANAMA AND TEHUANTEPEc

The student Of western and Oriental
affairs who will strike out from the
shoulder with the statement that the
Panama canal, after 1t is completed,
will be OF no immediate benefit to the
United States, is an exception to tho
rule. This individual has been found
however in the person of Harold Bolce.
one of the stan writers Of the Book
lovers Magazine.
Right or wrong, Bolce has made some
very interesting comparisons ASSOCIATE
cd with statements of fact regarding
what the business men OF the United
States have not done to develop tho
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-11

braked, have demonstrated that such
trains are not actually under the con-
troll of the engineer, as required by
law. AS the impact which causes
"buckling" is due to the presence Of
nnbraked cars in the rear of the train.
1t appears to the commission that such
accidents may be obviated by requiring
a number of cars in trains greater than
the so per cent now required by law
to have their brakes operated by the
engineer. Increase in the minimum In
authorized by law. 1t is added that
the evident purpose of the law is to
ultimately require the use Of air.
brakes on all cars Of all freight trains.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-11
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EVENING Bulletin,

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-11
FOR SALE.

A brand new cottage In Manoa.
Easy payments. Builder unexpectedly
leaving city.
TRENT & CO.,
o3S FORT ST.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-11

Average DAILY CIRCULATION. .22o5
Circulation Of Weeklv Bulletin.
Tuesday, Sept, 4th, 1905 ..... .23s2
Number Of Weeklies delivered on
island Of Hawaii alone 1885
Combined GUARAN1 FED average
circulation 1857
BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY
LIMITED,
by c. G. BOCKUS,
Bus. Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me this Sth day of
d iSEALl Sept, A. ID. 1905.
p. II. BURNETTE,
Notary Public, First judicial Cir.
cult, County of oahu, Terrific.
~ of Hawaii
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-11

the Isthmus of Tehuantepec is that the
Panama railway. during the ten years
of the construction Of the canal, prom
Uses TO be hopelessly congested with
federal material. Everything shipped
for canal construction is now given
right of way.
Despite the steamsliip-railway COM
bination in restraint OF trade across the
lsthmus of Panama, that route has be-
come a chosen path for considerable"
commerce. Now vigorous cutlery has
reached the national capital that the
governments first step as the promot-
or of foreign trade has resulted IN
blocking business traffic across tho
isthmus.
"Cargoes are piled high at Panama
and at Colon. No cars are available,
for Uncle Sam has them side-tracked
full of coal and machinery at the
Culebra cut. The Tehuantepec Rail-
way. therefore. Bias suddenly assumed
significance as an isthmian rival. a
modern fleet of British steamships will
ply between both termini and all i'm.
portant commercial cities on the Allan
tic and Pacific. Nor is this splendid
enterprise something scheduled for the
distant future. 1t will be in busy oper-
alton to the inevitable profit of its
promoters and To the glory of Euro
pean commerce before we finish decid-
Ing what sort OF canal TO build"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-11

foreign trade We are forced to believe
him. But when he tries TO make out
that the canal will not benefit tho
American people, will be a semi-fail-
ure. one is inclined to wonder whether
the great transcontinental railways
kept their Hobbies in Washington fight.
ing the canal from purely philanthrop.
iC motives,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II, 1905.

Alas and alack. Hepburn thought
he had converted Acting German Con.
sui Piotenhauer to the idea OF bccom.
ing an American citizen.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-11

Mrs. Mcmillan. wife of United States
Senator Mcmillan, of Michigan. has a
pheasant farm at her summer home,
near Magnolia, Mass. She employs two
men servants to care for them,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-11

The man who puts five cents in the
collection basket always wants to have
five dollars worth OF say in running
the church.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Entered for Record Sept. 9, 1905,
From 1890 a. m. to IL m,


Annie X Wong Leong and hsb to
Wong Leong E. ...............P PA
Jno Niwini and VT to Solomona Ma.
Ielola '''''.'......., u
y e Haley and VT to First Bank of
Hilo Ltd -. ................. D
John Bonenberg and VT to First
Bank OF Hilo Ltd ...............M
L Colt Hebron and VT to Manuel An.
draGe ct al %
J G Ssrrao and VT to VIM Kinney. M
Geo S Mckenzie to Massage Araka.
wa .................. ID
Geo $ Mckenzie TO Yasaburo KIDD. II
John a Johnson and VT by atty to
John R0hnenberg ..........U
VIM sylvia to All Guy ...........L
lIawn CCml & Sgr Co to Est George
Forsyth exor of Rel
Frank T Gray to Antonio Malabe -. ID
Thomas L Holloway and VT to VIM
l. Thomas ................... ID
VIM p Thomas to Martha f Hollo-
way -. '....''''.'.'... III
Entered for Record Sept. II, 1905.
From 9 a. m. to 1o:ao a. m.
Henry Waterhous TT Co Ltd tr to
John Guild -. .................D
Jno CALL and VT to West & Hawn
Invstmt Co Ltd ...............M
} Watt and VT to A G Curtis ....:.n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-11
Territory Of Hawaii, }
kcnolulu, County Of Oahu.

g. @. BOCKUS. Business Manager oil
ANY, LIMITED. being first duly
sworn, on oath. deposes and says;
That the following is a true and
correct statement Of circulation for
the week ending Sept. 9Th, 1905,
Of the Daily and Weekly Editions Of
the Evening Bulletin
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-22
PERRIN CLOTHING cos.

MISS Asle:R :Ragsdals, Who teaches the Cold
Sp.tag School, vas The guest OF Hrs. j. G.
sfii: III. ssssssiz sssss tn. Au
ai.s Bslis Vi:sn,ks, has been lin Green:
wood ..psndlng . few days With her aunt,
Miss Francis CALHOUN who .isstssching in
Grsspvills, spent few days here last week
Miss Mary Lou smith and NJ. ". Joel
Smith have gone 70 woodruff 70 visit Ars
Miss Kate Harshell entertained the Abbs-
.oon: @ % Ri: W.. " sc oSs 10 oi & sshs bs:s si..Sssd
mssanEs ihe chapter had enjoyed In some
vine. A paper upon Times during tho War"
yas read aey Ms: Aarshali. The paper
cd and preserved by ihs chapter. Mrs. W. A.
Calvert Will DO the hostsss At the next meet
Hu. H. C. Acker. of-willianston,5 was the
sus,l OF hsr niece. Mrs. q: D. Reese. severaf
= Miss isaSei p. .Haddon is ,s1 pee Cd homo
III; .ist RSa, S% Nv M:vs Re,e c Clinton wa. tn.
gusst OF Nj. Amos B. Morse Saturday and
Hs. Mhi.ne,d Une.tb.u and Ar. Eugene
remsins OF Mr.. William Brooks who was .
friend and sohoolmate NJ the Presbyterian
Col Iege In Clinton.
Pr0f. II. W. DICK ana MaGtor Leonard DICK
went 10 Columbia last week. Mr.. Dick went
70 ettsnd the Teachers Association OF which
he 10 chairman.
Mr.. Jack Presley, OF Winnsboro, 10 here
with ths Perrin Clothing Company.
Mrs. W. 3. Cothran entsrtsinsd the Euohre
Club Friday afternoon, The meeting Wau
very pleasant. Mrs. y. D. Brown will enter
uin The club next.
NM. lsrls O. Page, OF Florence; IL In the
siiy spending few days with her home peo-
pls.
Miss Elizabeth Donsr 10 in charge Of ths
Millinery Department at Wilson, Henry Co.
| for the coming season. Nisa Doner 10 q
talented modesto IS tho b ,sutifully made
and stylishly trimmed hats, that will bs
shown 1t the Spring Displsy, will prove.
/ NJ. Il. G. Wilson spent Sunday in Anderson
with his son M. Courtney B. Wilson.
| 4rl Sara Campbell Nance, OF Monterey,
aud Mrs. PAMELA Forgatis, OF Memphis
Tenn. are In the city the guests OF Mrs. W. O
DR.. and Mrs. G.. ". C.son, of Hodges, wsr.
IN the oily ths first OF the week the gussts o
i Mrs.. Fred Cason.
4 DHAfK OF YOUNG NAN.
r The body OF Mr.. william Brooks Va,
brought TO Aobevills Saturday and laid II
rest In the Episcopal Church yard in tst
family plot. Mr.. Brooks was . grandson o
nra. Mary Thomas, Of Wsrrsnion. and Z
Young man Of much proniss. He vas IN ht,
seventeenth ysnr. having finished bis souts.
Presbyterian College in Clinton. His 10
mains were accompanied by Q number of hi
lelass-mat ald Prof. 4. Z. Spencer. An i'm
! prsliive service was held at tho grave con
! Quoted by Rev. W. B. Sans, Rector Of Trinft!
/ Church.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-22
MT. CARMEL,
Happenings In and Around th
VALLEY, Town.

Happenings In and Around she
Valley Town.
Irssret that We did not furnish any nav,
Items the past week or two, but depended on
"Ms" nsws items, however was diisa pointsd
We have hsa. .shssn.itnl' I!wssther Tor the
sasssSgah :;sS ssn esttstI,y spPte
fartasts are takins advantage FIJI, and are
hard s1,,!b a. : work and seem 20 be in good
HI; Y. J. Stanton j, omit. sick. hop. he
rsand u fs HsndSrson anu Mis-, Carrie
5ebeseo nson 'spsnt Sab bath With their
mother, Mrs: Fannie Jonss, an id Eofsh iped
ksT ;ssssss s.i. E;ss u.:.ss con-
1n.NisS FfereneS w eSksf q fsSIfStnrfisH ID her
fhon,sstu.Nssbsrry afssrIi q pleasant visit 70
her bfothtr Prof WSfE,|
ehaEgs of The school near llHedisr; forn,eraiy
Anghtby Hrs EIiss6sth Tsibsft,
iArs; ADA ckennedy who u teaching the
sehoos a sGratnftdss attsntisd services at
the AsRss ssR chnfch Babbath,
Mr. T.. w. Watson drives a prstty black
tfaoraef reeently bought in Andsfson.
/ fAsassfs. W.R. and j.. II. Boyd went on q
loeslness "Trip 70 Anderson Sseversi- dsys age
Eana While their purchased two: nice new
= lss Carrie Boil Biisy haI returned home
aitsr visit ofsettfsr days to her sister Mrs
W. .; GOWN ofWiiifngton,
EE.day afternoon.
tThs PfesbYterlAnsar are having their church
\ palnted and carpstsd and liking up general.
" ior PresbJtsry which meets here in April
| .tAE R H: Clark has. Como tn the livery
fpnstpess WnhHM g. II. White We wish
tfes them stpsospsreus businsss year.
Ar.ssleemtny Of: Canada who 10 spending
somsun1e ins'thN placsh ypent several day.
~ ,AsN NEafksris'fastwsek hunting.
fws:fs:+ az FAf.'' was IN iowa one day las
Messrl. T.. A. and r. W. Mars went u
6ppeTilis Friday 70 hear the speeches O
~ n. a. cooper and o. L. Shumpsrt. candidates
W. hear Mccormick 10 making great prep
aration for base ball season this year. Ge
move on you boys, you will have to "hus
We II you beat NJ. Carmel, as they bea
every team they played against last year.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-22
LOWNDESyILLE.,

Messrs. e. W. Harper and 3. J.: Huoksbes
| went to Atlanta on business Monday.t.lsi ls
Ar. Gready Hutchison has been at Calhoun
Falls for or several vera d days. studying Tslesraphy
Mrs. John Horton, afser spending some days
at Mr.. r. W. Colyer's homo went TO her new
home at Cedas Town, Ga.sssseIal days ago.
TO end. There 10 some last yearS crop 10 gin,
some to sell, and IN places some even yeEsto
pick. number OF bales were tbroWnaupon
the market last week and tho 1eek bsfora,
| veeksor TWO made the trade IL them quito
activs. Tons OF them that hadib been hauled
70 the homes Of the owners were brought here
Mr.. Roscoe Horton, Of Yurman Unfvsrsity
spent several days ssmong fsiends fnf thia
place Last Fesk,
day where she spent several days.
Mr.. John II. Bell went Monday to Savan.
nah asa delegate from Magnolia camp, this
place, W:o; ". Eo. E: 70 . Division Con.
several days, and pleasant time had gener.
Nj. R. z. Butler, OF Marietta, Ga, was tho
epest ofDr, ]. B. Moseley from Wednesday
till Thursday.
Of Anderson, were with friends. IN this placS
for two Or three days last week.
Dr; ~! nSkin.ey, sin Of Port Jereey, New. York:
e. 1.s sp poa1 ssSs Of
law Of Rev. Homer MCMILLAN, who was the
pastor of Providence and Good Hope
Churches. soms time ago, and, who 10 doing
kin 70 getting . 'thcioush sd9caaon. Dr.
noKinsey preac cd 81 Provtdence: Church at
1l:e0 yesterday.
The sad news came to us last Monday morn.
Ing that Mrs. Ellen Latimer who had spent
some time at AndsrIon, had died there that
morning This was sad news to many rela-
| tives and friends in and around this place.
she was born and reared very near here, had
spent her long and useful life OF about 70
years among this people. Every one knew
ana highly respected her, In early child.
hood she Joined the Methodist Church, and
until the infirmities of age began 70 press
heavily upon her, wRs ever at her poss strict.
~ attending TO her religious duties. There
fore when the summons came her "house
was In Order" and her end was that OF ths
christian, for which consiatency and devotion
IN M al OF the relations Of life, so sminently
nlled her. Her remains were brought down
Tuesday. and after being funeralized by her
pastor, Rev. r. W. Barber in the church Of
her choice, were carried to the Smyrna Come
tery :and there laid away. A good woman
| Is gone. Troupe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-22
IN THE STATE,
The Hsppsnfnss In Various Sections
of South Csroliua Briefly Told.


OF South Csrolius Briefly Told.
VIE. Hsynsworth Of the sumpIer bar
died on Friday aged 20 years.
The tax returns OF Picksns county. will sx-
cesd those Of the past year by s759 ,0o
this week.
at Clemson college on June 18th, during the
session OF the state summer school,
Five bales OF cotton belonging to ]. G. Roe
Of Green Vile county were burned on his Wa.
gon while on its way 10 msrkst for sale on
The second OF the Rhodes scholarships in
Oxford uniyersity has been won by Eugene
s. Towles Of Charleston graduate ofChatles-
ton college In 1913.
for q public library for the city Of Anderson
II the cty will furnish the lot and agree TO
give 81 900 year for maintaining the library.
Dudley Hunter shot and killed Patrick
Vile county on Thur,day. He Claimed It was
an accident. The boys we're 70 and IA years
WIN. Rowell. q di,pen..ry constable. was
Slaughter and was sentenced to five years in
the penitentiary or on the public works. Hs
took an appeal.
In the Greenwood primary on Friday to
Sc ect two candidates for mayor to run at the
regular election in April che vote stood a.
follows: Kenneth Baker, 2s2; W. II. Kerr,
1873; Giles, 1ls; Simmons, 81; Allen, 96. The
race will therefore be between Baker and
Kerr.
The heirs Of R. 8. Pringle. who was killed
by falling into an excavation in q street In
Columbia, brought suit against Guild & Co.,
tie sewer p contractor, and 2 jury in the
verdict for $4,000. Judge Boyd Of North
Carolina. who held tbs court, reduced the
verdict to 5000.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-22
Low Rates 10 Havana, Cuba, and Re
turn via Southern Railway.

On March 9th, 1905. the Southern Railway
Company will operate Personally Conducted
Exeursion from points In North and South r
Havana, Cuba and return at the very low ratt
trip, which includes meals and berth on
steamer.
Tickets will be sold on March Nth, 1905. Il
1905 {about 40 Tickets will be limited for
return passage on any steamer leaving HRva.
ns. Cuba, until April 18th, 1905, flnal limit ol
tieken TO be April 18th, 1908.
EStep Aovefo return journey will be allow
ed at points In the State OF Florida south o.
Jack son Vile within flnal limit Of ticket.
For further Information a. to reservation
on steamer, schedules, eto address any Agent
Southern Railway, or
R.W. Hunt,
D. p. A., Southern Railway,
Charleston, SC.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-22

Miss Lillian Power OF Antrsville-
Miss Daisy Thomas after pleasant visit TO
friends In Warrenton and Lebanon returned
to her aunts, Mrs. Carlisle last Saturday:
Mrs. ]. r. Smith and son Cliff Of Lebanon
have been, quite sick. with grippe but' are
some better at this writing. e
Mrs. Albert Gilbert Of Lebanon has been
very Ill for more than week, but her friends
will be glad TO learn that she is now slowly
although still combined TO her
bed.
The many friends of Mrs. Walter Wilson OF
Lebanon congratulate her. on her, rapid i'm.
provement under the skilfull management OF
DR.. L. T.. Hill.
Farmers arc busy putting In guspo and bed.
ding up cotton land and living with 9, hope
that their friend Dan Suily the rKing BulI'
In the cotton world will make Is lively for the
"bears" and bring about happy. results tor
them In higher prices and greater prosperity
In the cotton regions everywhere.
nice rain fell last Monday night which
10 fne for small grain and garden truck. The
farmers will be put back q day or 20 but
nevertheless tho rain Wild much good.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-22

Only solid leather shoes for the children
Strong oomfortable school shoes.-P. Rossn
berg q Co.
The seasons are favorable, II your corns Az
growing too last and hurt You try Blue jay
orn Plastsrs. for sale at Speeds Drag Store.
When you come In DaIgan's 5 and loot.
tore ask TO see those thin blown tum blers
hat Are going for 5cts. each.
|. a big line OF nice yellow bowls for the
house keeper at Dargan's and loot. store.
From oct. up.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-22
Poflted Paragraphs.

A safe-braker should be locked up
for safe keeping.
If you would please q woman Say
nothing and listen.
Some men get married because they
are tired Of being in love.
Typewriters are to be less expensive
the machines, not the operators.
Silence may be golden, but you cant
make and insurance agent believe it. 70
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-22

New garden seed, Bliss potatoes at Glenn
80 lbs OF good Carolina rice for 81 at Glenn's
400 pounds -four bought (watch wheat
markeD Glenn can protect you.
New crop N. o. syrups. Bbls, IL bbls and
kegs at GlGnn's.
Pittsburg steel plows, names, traces, collars,
pads, ETC., at Glenn's.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-22
WEST END.
knapyssshsss akxs asksf6sa aassfE.ws~,
Ak0at the City.

{ eHApUH8&M9b8&8 ABf0An9GSfA We<f
Aheat the City.
Nr. yaaHIs Wilson wilder has 1s.s1nsd 10
her home IN Riehmond. ". .f'sr .psndins,s :
ssssSi Msss S..s; 1:Ii ys.n s.. tou. 70 Spartan.
ssYs % visit her sis,sR. Mrs. 4: r. Aslisain.
IN ~; ..:s sGsS s:, !! :.,is:
Of tie 1bbsyillS CbspSss GI DC.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. X,;Hil!$E apsnt Ssssnday IN
NSp,'Ii' en-: = u; ssseS ~: .b.
gIest Of hrs. Jsm@ n. Perrin several days
AZ ar:. s Mar, p.rk:r bs. 1s.srs.d So her homo
T. hsr. sss ..;SasM ;Sasss ts.ps p'aa'ns some ''"s
Ma MB. .G5saSham has: been in Green.
c,sss .oSs for M. .n: R.;.siB Ssy' staying "'h her
Mrs. II. H:sssy Wilson Il ia Bethel visi,
Ing ssr i. sIs.sr, .s;; ,;S AosIsn 9sssG1.
A'lss Ata.sssssys:.a sss; ssss TOY s.s III town
last yesk waiting her sister, Mrs. B. g. Barn.
s ss.s s.n ssa .s: s.: s;s " lNs s
Calhoun Palis Saturday.
Mrs. Lewis v. Perrin returned lass Wed.
sossndins sSr nclssf,s Ma. Robss. ScCsv,
during her laal illnsss. fhs deepest sympa
my 10 sIssnded 70 Ars. Perrin in her sorrow.
Isl s|s,E SX {: Ssiss u: 81 cit; ;';Ss' ;S:
Mil, ,kdha $Eobbins from Hill Bros. hAs
a.sdcn esSGsn. ssG.a':n: . sn 81 n
Dishod tYimnsr and shs 10 thoroughly IN
bolsh yi.h the iatssi New York styles. I.
Ma. Belle keCav Austin Of York VILE, ,is
here spending some time With her sister, hrs'
,Lsssls y Ia Yirsip h Aiksn vho has bssn In
YroY fer Satns 4paS EIth relatives has return
LADIES Ars see,wF ~ THs rsAsrTssiA.
oHuncH.
YtsLa4,:. Of q, n: Z. i, A. 70 so',:.z VII, s!.',;
nsss bess Al af vhof aitszd the rPfssbyts
Yiar shnreh are cordially invissd 10 bs pres
euk v
MEMORIAL HALL.
A, The Issi ssssIiss Of 1hs ,.Asssvills chsy,
tsr OF Shs O. @ d.. the Memorial Hall vas DO
eilsd syon. Yhs Daughters will 20 TO- vork
vith viil and hope to sss their snots
~nsa Gsss. xp issS lshs.iiis I % u a: :Hs:e,oc
g .hc s.,y e bsths lrsss9fA Mr.. l. W; ;Thl.s
M: !, siVs1s 5, nas:t 6o:s
Miss Irene Ro.snbsls srsn, las, fhuraday
in Green wood, the gusst Of Mrs.. Abe Rossn
.Cs1s. L. ". White left Monday for New
York. I....
xisitiaa her da ushte Mrs.. klisx Long
FHsn.C. L. Behum1Srt Of Nsvbsrry was II
thasity laat 2 XhuTsdAy., Mr.. eehllnpsrt ID
rsan1ils,s feF So,isisSy IN the new Eighth J1
NJ. james sss.adlsy .spssa Sunday her
With his fAnily.
Miss Nattis Qipp vhe teaches the Roel
SPRINGS school 1as The. gussS OF Miss Anf1i
CoshTan Saturday and Sunday.
Nisa Hall Of Charlotte, N. O., 1
hare spsndirga while With NPS Gary Hall
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-22

Miss Simpson with her pupils will entertain
the public next Friday evening In the Court
House with grand Musical recital.
Let everyb body attend and enjoy q rare
musical treat
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-22
Reflections Of Q Bachelor.
A miss is as good az q smile.

A man is master in his own house
When he isn't home.
The longer man doesn't stare at
a girl the surer she is that he is going
to.
A burglar knows he would have to
fight If he tried to steal the bed covers
on cold night.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-03-22

Dinner Sets, Toilet Sets, Plates, Cups and
Saucers and all kinds OF Crockery, China and
Glass ware can be found at L. W. Whites.
Now Is the time to buy an Overcost. Go to
L. w. Whites Store and see how he has 70.
duced his prices on Overcoata.