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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-04-11

The souvenir and comic postal
cards are the craze now everywhere
Those displayed IN the window of
Mcssrs. Lynch & Co. are attract
ing considerable attention. The
subjects are rich aud provoke
much laughter. Lest he forget
you, purchase a card and mail it
to a far-away friend. Just let him
know that you are holding your
own" if you have n,.hirg else to
say.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-04-11
w. E. LYNCH & co.

This evening at nine O'Clock.
Mr.. j. Horde Allen and Miss
LIME R. Minis will be rlarried at
,the home of Mrs. ~. Kate Minis.
Only the members Of tie immedi-
ate families will be present. Rev.
C. E. Burts will bethe officiating,
minister.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-04-11

P. P. Blalock, Jr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-04-11

The chief topics of conversation
among the women and children
these Aprilzdays are Easter eggs
and Easter bonnets. AS for the
men, they are somewhat down in
.fhe mouth You know, the men
lhave 10 ''pay the freight, and;
Easter freight is pretty heavy.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1906-04-11

Mr.. w. M. Carter, the popular
and efficient cashier of the Fist
National Bank of Bateaburg, was
among The visitors to Edgrfeld
.on Sunday last. He was accompa-
a:ied by DIR. Eugene Hartley.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
AMERICAN TELEPHONE REPORT.

The annual report OF the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company says that the growth OF the
business in the last year was greater than ever be-
fore The Use OF The telephone S. extending more
md more IN every section OF the country and Ia
srv class OF the community IL IS revOIuti1rizing
business methods and social relations TO sub
gtantiel extent The me- output OF telephones in
the wear 1876 was Z7S9l, making the total number
-, -re hands OF the operating companies 569S&s
The number OF exchange stations at the end Of the
war operated By the companies which constitute
,,e es-ern sn the United States 22E 85- Ell IN
,-sesa of 44.734 IN addition 70 this number there
7ra a4s es7 exchange and toll stations operated by
eo-.alIeI sub-Iicensees namely, Independent com
na-fas or associations under sub-Icense or coauec-
t,o-, contracts and making use Of the telephones
ADDING also telephones employed for private line
,,,rrs.s tna companies had total Of 262g 15 sta
rfors as AGAINST 2O08 213 stations at the close of the
preceding year
The total mileage Of wire ia lsa Cor exchange ana
toll service was 60i35ls miles of which 1872, 80
miles were added iu the year These figures do
nor lDclude the mileage Of wire operated by CUB
licensees Including the uaftic over the long dis
tanoe lines but excluding sub-liceHsees, the caily
average OF toll connections WAS about $4,000, and
of exchange connections about l3543oOO as against
corresponding figures 1904 oe $4,000 and IL lifso00
the total daily average for 1866 reaching lSs-lvlO
or az the rate Of about 441s.5DJ0l0 year, being
hfty-four telephone calls for each man. woman and
child IN the United States, The amount Gdasd -
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
cURB MARKET TRADTNG

Speculation in outside securities was much Of
the same character as that which has marked the
dealings throughout the week An irregular ten
dency developed at the opening, and the slight
est offerings prices moved downward The trans
actions throughout light outside OF the mining
stocks. Manhattan Transit furnishing the bulk Of
the dealings. American Can stocks ruled steady
Corn Products Refining issues were fractonaly
lower. Houston oil shares were weak Interna-
tional Salt, after early hrmness, eased on over
point Manhattan Transit was strong and active,
Chicago Subway was drmer. The traction issues
were quiet and decidedly easier. New Orleans Rail
way improved u. In the mining shares Utah Cop
per was down a point Boston eased of 4. Nevada
Consolidated broke about q. United Copper was
irregular. Nevada-JTtah ruled steady, Greene Con-
sOlidated Copper was frm. Bonds were duh and
about unchanged
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
Financial.

The public are cordially invited to
inspect the new building of the PEOPLES
TRUST COMPANY, 181 and 1873
Montague Street, Brooklyn on Saturday,
March oath, from 9 A. NJ until 3 P. M.
On and after March 26th the business
of the Company will be conducted in the
new building, and visitors will be welcome
on that day and thereafter.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
TTsnTy-50UrTl S-Tsst
NO -8l

4 Parcel Number Three borsd and described as TO-
Al plot q and IN The Cgry aad County New
buildings bounded
follows Bsgtunng at the n-ersscron q The westerly
side Ba-hgata Avenue laid down huaI l1aps
and the southery 2 Hundred Sevsnty-c1urh
Street and running scurhsrly along westerly
u EarEEara Avenue hundred
westerly parallel vi-h One Hundred sselry-courrh
Street feet and
hr7dr-dth5 os foot. t1e1cs E7-rsr parallel win sad
Ave11e LUr1rsd fee- the so1rhsr.y s-18
One Hundred an1 Sevsurf1urrh street; and ths--s
easts-ys along me so1tlery SIDE o. lus Hundred an
Eeveuvfourt Street. hundred fourteen AID
forty-e0ur ir4trEs foot TIE poiur q bs
g!GuU- Being same premises conveyed Arrcd
eErs by Bradley r PIelps ~ deed lated Oooosr le.
ls37 r-cordad iD -Fsrers once October u. 1888
se-t,.n II q u5e- s5. PAGE $50 a-d
e 40 under block 2t5 the 'and map o. 10
-i-y OF New lullovluE diagram Lheraof-
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23

2 Parcel Number Two bounded and dsscribsd
lowsi All that certain pece parcel situate
the Borough Manhattan. CITY YORK
known No. 131 West 24Lh Scresg. ooundsd ara de-
scrfbed follows. Beginning point the uc--hsr-v
line % TWsnry-fCurth hundred
sevenry-fys feet westerly from
Intersection O The said norLhsry line Cf TEeurtrL
Street wtth The westerly E1s o. SIKH Avs1uei r--E
thence along Ins
fourth street twenty-five feet; thence aorLhsry On
parallel win Sixth Avanus hUuirad and fourteen
feet and six tnchss3 thence easrerly parallel
with IwentyfOurth Street rWeZrhvs feet and thence
6red and fourteen feet and s1 inches 20 r-s said nor
line or IWenty-Currh Street ths place OF beginning
together with al the rght tide and interest q
GraltoT n ana 70 strip % and IN ne ct
premises, fully
Elnula "a Cannon Marie L s-tn1son. datsd Ea-ch
18th, 1903 and reco-ds1 sd Registers Once Mach
tls 1908 In Section cf ConvsyaE-es, L5sr e3.
1e+ EelLs tEs premises conveyed 90 Arnold Yer
ming BY Marie L Simpson by deed datat Narc1 25th-
1908, recorded IN said Registers Cos AaTch 2ah 1908.
IN section 0f CLvsyaccss, L5sr 93, 1872 ard IL
deZed under block number 500 land map q ths
city o. Sew York Tia following - diagram therslf-
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23

construction and real estate by all the companies,
excluding sub-icensees, constituting the system IN
the United States in the year 1905. was: For eT-
changes s13: for toll lines S9s32 204; for land
and buildings $,177,390; total, S0,7Sos06. The
amount added in 1900 S36l9,10O; IN 1901 $3 0o5.
400; IN 1902 S 8365OO in 1903 59SOo and in 1904
S33, ,436 700, making the grand total OF expenditure
these properties in the six years S29 547 3O6 The
amount expended by this company in 1905 for the
construction. equipment and supplies required for
its long distance lines S. sos O52 making the
total investment IN long distance lines and equip
ment up TO the close Of the year SS4,694763. De-
tailed earnings follow.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23

The Approximate % tas charge O. satsrg
which me above described properly Is SOLD ;
Si54 l&luo together wl-h costs allowance amounting
20 SO-13o. together with the expenses sale Trs
approximate amount 20 unpaid and
water the property ls Si2dl5QO ana interest.
Dated New York. stl dsv cf Februsry.
FREDERICK s. WAIT. Referee
The f-~eEolng sale adjourned zl-n
" March. phase
Dated New York Marrh fth. 1875
FftEIEEIck 8 WAIT. Refers.
OTIS PI.ESsI INGEr.. Attorneys PlaintiEs Wan
street. Ntw York
The foregoing sae s further adjourned s5 the s1fh Iav
of Aarch. 1875 sc tre same time and place.
Dated New YORK March 1904
FREDERICK WAIT. Refers.
OTIS 8 PitsssIeldI. Attorneys Tor FlaintiIs Val
sCrsst, NsuA XgriE
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
CUPRENE COURT. COrNTY o. -

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
T5rk-Jarnes p 1lulhsrn a.. piain-i1s. aEatase
Nathan z Clark 60 al def=l5ancs- uurBlarcs cf a
Judgment foreclosure sale duly ant s1re-I
iE the entitled action and bearing TIE I9th dav
o. july 1893, J. the unlers-e the referee n sad f7-
ment named VIII sell az public auction. az YORK
ReaI Estate saesroon1s Noe l4-l8 Eessy Street
Borough % Manhattan. CITY Cf srh CAV
OF March. ieo6 Ht - o'clock day a Sarnzl
lTol1srcler. alcrloueer premises
Judgment e. and therein described f1rI7ra.
All tha- certain l0-, piece parcel wi-n r-s
buildings thereon crested Euate lying being IN ~
Borough % Manhattan. CITY and County cf York
particularly bounded f1.l1yrr- a.
ginning point formed ~ lutsrssoti5u y ~,
soU-herlv side cs Fftv-lfth aavsrv 80
% Broadway thence rnaiag scutasry along sad ssst-
erly side OF Broadway. sevrl-yeEveu 40
9 inches % TIE s-t-e line % the block between my
E-ftV-lfrl r1un.rr
along said -eutre line OF hs bioc siEhr-sx SD ssst
inches thence running u1rrlsrgv rlrr
angles fry-fEth
Street -he1ce ~rf~-f-v
along the sout-ory side OF Fgfty-dHh $50
one hundred and i've u0) ana four - sncses 10 -
point place 20 hfTuCing
Dated New York Feorua-y sth 1905
FREDERICK S. WATT. Rsssr-.
OTIS PIssaI Ni1E- Artorneys for Piltrtils 90 wan
street. New
The following g dlaErn q tas property 70 - sala
ts known Eotsi woodward.
zfraaf
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23

Dated Nsw York. March s-h. 1915.
ANNA b PTESySrING
As Ad1utnstrarix ths goods chaItss and erssts a
Arucl5 Pcgaaing. deceased
5OHN F. BRODsKY. Attorney fg- Ad-li1is-ratrtx 9s q
81 Cha-ubers Street Borough o. Ma-1attal New YORK
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23

SURROGATES' COURT OF TIE COUNTY
Of Eew T1rz.-Ia the matter % ths appllcauon q
Anna p. Pfennilg. nfs-rztrfL the g0odz chat
teLs and credits of Arnold Ealns deceassd. author
y % mortgage, lease ths real properly o. Ead
deceased for the payment OF his daotz Notice .1 EtT
etven that tn plrsuaDcs TO the decree crss
Of the Sur-ogates date 2th.
1900 ordering and decr-el -lat FOR the
ing the debts or Arnold Fteurng deceased the properly
hereinafter described. OF Ucl za1 Arnold PfsnnlnE s1
seized. % sold at public auction underagnsd
a1ntnra-x OF the goods chattes and credits q Arcd
Fennrs deceased and having given and filed the bcnd
required DF -lll decree J. Anna p EIslnLng. as t19
adinsrariX the goods crstits of Arnold
Fen-g deceased wiz sel pubic auction a. tEe Nsw
YORK Real Estate S-les-oouls. IA and Ia
street in the Borough Il -anhlr-a CITY Cf New
on the 18th day of March 1905 - O'clock noon. By
j. Barr Louns1erry aLconeer the following tescribsd
property ~ which a said Arnold Pcsuntng disd seized
Aforesaid, % wiz. l. Parcel Number one AL that
certain piece parcel of land with buildings thereon.
situate lying and being IN the Seventh Ward of the CITY
cE New YORK. being the northeasrs-ly q
Seet and Pike SLIP, and known 472 water 5treat
bounded sc--lery tron- hy Water Aforesaid
.Laer u ne ree5 oy lo- of ground nov o. lats Be-
cng1ns 70 Herman R1slhausni westerly. si1a BY
IKE SIP and easterv- the other side land Ets Ce
he estate o. Jesse Csen deceased contatE1lE II width
n front p feet aud IN the - feet inches and
oeptn on the sas-ery side A. fest inches n dapa
On ne westerly side At feet. bs -As sss
5eng me same premises conveyed Arlold PIsnntns
LA SeitsIoach and Avsis @ Spsss dssd tatsd Apr
CITY and County u New York, April 11th, 1902
Ton q ConveyanceE. I1e- ~ pags $40 and 11deZed
under blocz nur1bsF 24s lznd nap q City
or New YORK -1s follcwtnr is a diagram L1sFscf1
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES

Quotations for regular At the IL O. m and 10
q N calls yesterday compare with the final prices
OF Wednesday as follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
Trust Companies.
Dividend Notices.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANT
so Broadway New York March O. 1906.
A DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ONE-HALF
PER CENT C2ZCo). out OF accumulated income
has this day been declared the PREFERRED STOCK
Of the Company payable April 1s 1905 stockholders
OF record al tho close OF business April Z, 1905.
The preferred stock transfer books will II
O'clock Saturday April Z 1905 and viii reopen
at 10 o'clock A. n on Thursday. April 19 1905
r =. LANBFORD SscEstRry,
. Wall Street New York. March g. 1905.
The transfer books OF the Voting Preferred
Stock Trust Certificates Of the southern Railway Com
panys WHICH HAVE ASSENTED TO THE EXTEN-
SION AGREEMENT OF AUGUST o. 1907, VIII close at
y O'Clock Saturday April Z, 1909. wiz
open at 10 O. clock A. NJ. Thursday. April 10 1901
On April IS, 1905 the Voting Trustees viii be Pre-
pared TO distribute the above dividend TWO AND
ONE-HALF PER CENT; (2119o), when received By them.
among the parties entitled thereto same appear o{
record on their books when closed abOvR
j. P. MORGAN s. CO,
Agents for VOTING Trustees.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
THE HOLMHURsT.

ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
After extensive aterations presents entirely nata
Situated IN the most central and
Pennsylvanle ave Unobstructed ocean view Capacity.
800. The latest and hizl-cass hotel su0in
uent Private baths running water ia rcour T-s~i-.
porches amusement halls elevator 70 street &c E9o
let and spring terms upon request HENRY DARNEII.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
First call
80 -

Quotations for foundry at the i a. H. and 1--5
, m calls Yesterday compare with the final prices
og WEDNESDAY as follows
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
VIRGINIA.
Virginia Hot Springs

NEW YORK OFFICE. 2s3 FIFTH AVE
Waters, baths. hotels and scenery noWhsEs equAusA
rheumatism gout ard diseases crsd Conapsss
hydroherapeuric apparatus. J2paness sun PGzoE, go
swimming pool fine livery and outdoor pasti1e8. TEf2
NEW HOMESTEAD, modern IN tie syrlctsst sense and
patr0nza1 by re highest class = unquesona5y ne
Lotal IN
once with direct y. y Wi-a.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
allows stoDover Cov.ngton. Va Trough tickets -
Cillciunati Louisville.
Tor side tip Virginia Springs
Pullman compartment car Wa Washingto1. leaves
y J. 435 arrives Springs 80 EasterE tina
Excursion tlcEels o. once 362 Broadway. oaisaa
Penna- r. r and connecting lines
FRED STEREY Manager. H1t springs Va
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
SEASIDE HOUSE,
Atlantic City, n. J.
Best Location on the Ocean Front.
p. P. COOK & son.
RALEIGH

Ocean end St. Charles Place, Atlantic CITY n z
modern seashors hotel, with established reprta-
high iacons az reasons ~ -s-ss
$3.50 and upwards day. Booklet special wsekIy
rates on applcatlon. II j nV-NES
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
BONDS
rRusr ANn suRETY coMPANIEs

'0ol lots +Buyer 80 tsella GEMS per share.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
yIrRoAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

Actual Eales--l-CloeinF-
open High Low. I'm. Bid. Ask
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
CHALFoNTE,
THE ALBEMARLE.

Virginia Ave. nea- Beach. Atlantic City n ? F--.-
location. High cass modern hotel uaodsrara
large sunny rooms handsomely furuished Ts-si
beds private baths. elevator steam heat
parors Music superior table and service. spsciaIlv -
duced terms. s. Up daily; SO up weekly booklet nailed
u p
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
HOTEL RUDOLF

l. K ID 0 / T,
ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY
rSreetly on Beach. Local and long dig1apct tal.
phones American European pl-rs -
100 suites with private sea - -
baths Artesiau well absolutely pure. Orchestra ~
weekly social features. Cspacy 1.OOO. special EnrirF
rates. CHAS. r. MYERS, Owner
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23

'N'''s 4Otai aslss fss u.s esy. 'UnHstsa-
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23

HOTEL ISLESWORTH
on THE PEACH AT VIRGINIA AVENUE
ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.
Opposite Famous Pier most central 1-~,rt,
on boa-dWai4k- sea water IN an baths Auto fBu-
al station American European Pans rarss sS ~
dav upward. Unique Dutch FfassIsr.. q. o.
chsEtra- OSBORNE & PAINTER.
The Forrest City times., 1906-10-05
Miss Terry Entertains.

The Cui Bono Club was charmingly entertained Thursday afternoon from 3;30 to 5:30, with Miss Maggie Terry as hostess, at her lovely home on South Washington
 The usual game of Progressive Fox was enjoyed, the chief feature being a very unique conception of score cards in assorted burnt leather postals. to- gether with ribbons of pink and green Club colors.
 This color scheme was also carried out ndelightful refreshmentso of cream and cake
 Those present were Misses Blanche Pope, Martha Hatcher, DeNelling Rollwage, Hattie Mai Davis, Nonie Rogers, Marguerite Laughinghouse, Mary Joe Pettus. Emma Eldridge, IT, ma Stevens, Mesdames Paul Barrin- ger and Ed Allen Visitors: Misses Laura Lee Head, Claud Mallory, Nell Jordan, Eula Williams, Mary Noraeet. Tolise Rollwage, Louise Gatling, Etta Whitten, Beverley Horney, Rose Dea- con, Mabel Pettus. Katherine Web Der, Martha Cummings. Mesdames J. \. Shields, R. II. Clark. P. T. Scott. Jno. l. Jones and Johnnie Mekie.
The Forrest City times., 1906-10-05

The best way to be sure of business for next week is to tell people Iiiis week of the good things you carry in stock. The Times is the best medium in St. Francis County.
 My Grocery Department was never better equipped to supply all your wants. and at prices, quality consld- cred. that no one cares to beat, than at present. All supplies are this sea sons choicest output, and no pains will be spared to please you oy prompt delivery. Call or phone 3i, w. I. Sanders.
 MT. and Mrs. ". L. Bowers and son returned Saturday from the west and northwest, where they have been spending vacation of several weeks. They are greatly refreshed, and glad to get home again to re- enter upon their duties. They nave rented the Manning house in the tus- sell Addition.
 Many man of humane impulses, who would not willingly harm kittt Il is guilty of cruelty where his own stom- ach is concerned. Overdriven, over worked. when what it needs Is some thing that will digest the food eaten. and help the stomach to recuperate. Something like Kodol For Dyspepsia that is sold by J. T Sanders.
 If an article is initiated, the origi- nal is always best. Think 1t over and when you go to buy that box of salye to keen around the house, get De- Wits Witch Hazel Salye. It is the original and the name is stamped on every box. Good for eczema, letter, boils, cuts and bruises, and especially recommended for piles. Sold by J. I Sanders.
 Services at the Christian Church both morning and evening Of next Lords day. Subject for morning dis, course: "The Scriptural Object of Faith and at night The Love Of God" will be the theme. Sunday school at 10 am |. r. :. C. k. at : pm. Everybody is cordially invited to attend these services. J. K. Ped rick, Minister
 Judge Remley, appointed to defend negro indicted on a charge of mur- der in the first degree, succeeded in getting his client of with but one year in the penitentiary. In the two other cases heard at the last term on the same charge, the juries brought in a verdict Of murder in the first de- gree, and the defendants were sent enced to hang.
 The arrival of our new autumn pattern hats has ushered in many de- cidedly new style innovations. A very comprehensive idea of the season $ general style character may be ob- tained from our showings. The beauti- fal coloriHg and combinations make possible the most artistic and pleasing results, and we invite the ladies to call and see this display. E. H. Win field X Company
The Forrest City times., 1906-10-05
MORE LOCALS.

Clerk T. c. Merwin went to Little Rock yesterday on business.
 Old Yannissee is our leader, but we have many other brands of good whiskey. Try us. T. C. Folbre, Jr. & Co.
 You can't make mistake if you get either INNINCIBLE or NEAL L1BLE Flour. We guarantee both, and your own merchant will furnish it. Forrest City Grocer Company.
 Every cash purchase of ten dollars from us entities you to one of our plates for the Standard Graphophone, which we are giving for every thirty five dollars worth of goods bought in our store. Ask for coupon tickets for every purchase. Fussell-GrahamAl l. derson Company.
 Squire W. s. Thomas, mayor of Democrat, was in the city the first of the week attending quorum court, and mingling with friends, and be- wailing the awful wet spell. The squire says he never felt better nor had less, but will have less If the weather don't clear up.
 The key to health is in the kidneys and liver Keep these organs active and you have health, strength and cheerful spirits. Prickly Ash Bftters is a stimulant for the kidneys, regu. lateS the liver, stomach and bowels A golden household remedy. ]. T. Sanders, special agent.
 You can go around the corner but you can't get around these lines of merchandise. Peters Shoes, Heldman x Hickman Clothing, F.. & w Spe. cialty Line Dress Goods, Taylor and Kirk Hats, the Justrite Corsets, Nov. cities and Specialties are where We shine. The J. W. Beck Company.
 To be convinced that you are not getting the best just try one sack of INVINCIBLE, and for the best you ever used try INFALLIBLE Flour. Can be had from any grocer and your money returned if not satisfied For. rest City Grocer Company.
 Archdeacon Lloyd of Little Rock, came over Tuesday evening to meet Iiie seoliy ol llie SHuEGil OI lHe 1OOu Shepherd with view to electing a rector. The yestry met at the store of Hurley Bros. X Gillian, and after due consideration decided to wait two weeks before taking any definite ac. tion.
 Capt. L. Curry, supt. of the Grow Creek Central has his headquarters now in the city, handsome and com. modious box car having just arrived LATER-Friday morning, while un loading it the fiat car broke loose anC went flying down the Iron Mountain spur, pumping into several loaded cars narrowly escaping a serious wreck The headquarters were not injured.