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THAT THIS

great supply Groceries of ours can
reduce the cost of your living, and
this without sacrifice of quality
in foods. We base this belief up
on the fact that only the best
qualities are sold here, only the
fairest prices asked.
If you've found the cost of sup
plying the table getting higher
and higher, try this Grocery of
ours, the experiment costs you
nothing and is likely to save you
much.
Granulated sugar, SC lb.
Try can of kernelled corn in
your next order, the corn without
hulls, just the kind for corn fritters,
I5c can.
PRUNES stuffed with walnuts
and figs stuffed with cherries.
Sounds good, don't it Well they
are the finest CONNECTION ever put
up, they are in air tight jars, free
from dust and dirt, 3oc jar.
HOLLAND RUSK are made
of the choicest materials, combin-
ing the highest nutritive qualities
with the most delicious taste, the
ideal food for dyspeptics, 15c box.
HORSE SHOE SALMON
You know the kind, it's the finest
salmon packed and always sells
from I5c to I8c a can. Better
get few cans, it's a good invest
ment, our price Is 2 cans for 25c.
G. w. DURAND,
~ and 80 MAIN STREET.
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ssThe skipper

when skipper goes skipping his skiff
over the sea
If he skips making love. fool skipper is
he"
On Sunday; June 3rd, TIE Philadelphia
Sunday Press will give free to each of its
subscribers the greatest and best supple
ment picture ever put out by any news
paper 1t is printed in beautiful colors
and is 14x21 inches. The picture is enti-
tied "The Skipper" A stunning Summer
girl and .'the skipper" make two genu-
inely great subjects for a picture worth
framing. Everybody will want to get one
of these pictures. They are worth dollar
apiece, and can be secured exclusively
with The Philadelphia Sunday Press June
3rd. Be wise and tell your news dealer to
reserve you a copy.
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Ability to See Everything.

A New York surgeon, says the In
ternational Journal of Surgery, occa-
sionally takes an applicant for posi-
ton on the house STAFF Of the hospital
with which he is connected and bids
him look out Of a window and describe
what he sees. Some men practically
see nothing at all; others notice but q
few things, not always the most i'm
portant, while the balance appear to
observe everything. 1t is from among
the latter that the successful candi-
date is commonly chosen. 1t Ii to the
men who see everything that every art
and science Is indebted for whatever
progress they have made, and the sur
geon's method Of gauging the probsbls
value Of young mans service has
nothing in 1t that Is trivial and unim-
Magnesium as a Manure.
Magnesium Ia one of the elements
absolutely necessary for the growth Of
plants" says Storer, modern author
ity on agricultural chemistry.
With the advent OF ready mixed COM
mercial fertilizers and the frequent
reference to the 30 called essential
elements" there has apparently been a
tendency In this country on the part
OF both the agricultural press and Of
agricultural Investigators to ignore or
forget the possibility that other eie-
ments than potassium, phosphorus and
nitrogen should frequently be applied
to soils either for their manurial phys
ical or chemical effect; hence 1t Is not
surprising that little should have been
heard concerning magnesium. Messrs
Wheeler and Hartwe1 of the Rhode Is-
land experiment station have, however.
been recently Investigating magnesium
an manure. They record results In
the last annual report OF the station.
Summing up their observations OF two
lots Of soil from the college and sta
ton farm one appeared to be benefited
by magnesium salts in the presence of
liberal amounts Of the three essential
elements Of plant food and In the pres
snce Of sufficient calcium carbonate to
preclude probable injury from acidity.
Any probable deficiency Of magnesta
would be covered for many years by q
single application of magnetism lime.
Occasional applications of wood ashes
or double sulphate Of potash and mag
nesia would accomplish the same re-
suit
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

ESTATE OF CLAYTON Fox.
Notice 1s hereby given that the accounts
of the subscribers, Executors of Clayton Fox
late of the county of Burlington, deceased,
will be audited and stated by the Surrogate,
and reported for settlement and allowance to
the Orphans Court of said county, at a term
to be held June 16, 1906.
MATILDA G. FOX,
LUTHER NJ. ABBOTT,
May g. h406. Executors.
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A N ORDINANCE

A ORDINANCE
To change and establish the grade of the side
walks on both sides of Cherry street, between
Mill and Ridgway streets
Be 1t ordained by the Township Committee
of the township of Northampton, In the county
of Burlington:
/. That the grade of the sidewalks or curbs
on both sides of Cherry street, between Mill
and Ridgway streets, In the township of North
ampton aforesaid, be and the same is hereby
changed and established as shown by q map
or profile made by Haines and Sherman. civil
engineers, dated May IA, 1905. and filed with
the Township Clerk of said township; and
this ordinance shall take effect Immediately
upon it's proper publication.
Passed May %, 1905.
FRANKLIN DILL, Chairman.
HARRY HAWKINS, JR. Township Clerk.
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TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1906.

HAVING had Its attention called to the
fact that its statements regarding Assem-
blymen Robbins and his vote on the in
snrance investigation were not correct,
the Nsso0rk Nesos very promptly admitted
the mistake and rendered an apology for
the unintentional error, course we were
sure would follow after the Nesos had
looked into the matter.
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lLANTs FOR SALE.

100000 cabbage plants, 10000 sweet potato
plants, Stone variety, 100000 tomato plants,
all varieties.
CHARLES ENGLE,
Telephone 181A., Mount Holly. Medford p. o.
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EaOR SALE.

A two storied Frame Cottage, beauti- -
fully located on the Monmouth road, I'D
near Jacobstown. N. ]. Corner proper LII
ty; two acres; well OF fine water. House,
barn and out buildings In good repair. Estate
of the late Joseph Newbold. Apply to
WALTER E. BORDEN,
NAV l. l9O6-2m. JacObstOWn. N j,
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ANoxe the appointments made by Gov
ernor Stokes for members Of the County
Board of Equalization of Taxes, is vii
liam 4. Devereux, Monmouth county
Democrat. William is newspaper man,
one of the brightest correspondents who
looks after items at Trenton during the
session of the Legislature. He is well
verssd In all matters In which the public
are concernedIand In any instance where he
is not posted 1t will not take him long te
be in the front ranks He will give the
duties of his new Office attention and we
predict he will be one of the best of the
new officials.
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Life is the childhood Of our immortal
8y.-Goethe.
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WASTED.

WASrHD'
White women to work in laundry. Steady
employment at good wages.
HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE,
April 10, 1906 New Lisbon, N. j.
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COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION for Free
~ Scholarships In RUTGERS COLLEGE,

Dated May y, 1905. Commute
Not to be copied in other papers.
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DEHAVEN & TOWN SEND
THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
THE PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
THE CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
42S Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
40 Wallst rect, New York

II A. NJ. May Il. 1906.
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InxECUTOR,s NOTICE.
ESTATE OF WALTER s. DAVIS.

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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-25

getpefen Tel, Der geffattung bon Rart
S9urs bei3uwobnen.
st srtudbnte fetner Befannti9aft nit
2arl S&ura In Berlin unb Der boben
G4tuna. uel9s bsmfslben trus isiner
8stbeiligun9 an Der 48ser Rsbolution
tn ben b6&Ren Oficisuen 2rsifsn. benz
beuti&en 2aifer unb aud Gtrf BIS.
nrard entg.gengebra9t murbs.
2sbtsrsr babe ibm ssssnibsr ss-
iprd9sweiie sedubert, baB CT ffoIs
oarauf iei, baB 2arl s9ur,, Der F9
cine 10 ~oifin9uirte StsQuns In Mme.
rifa errun9en babe, Elm Seuti9er let.
Greili4, meinte Der &,bnsr farfafif9.
b1tte man In PreuBen, als bic &eactiot
eintrat. S@ura germ sebdnst.
&ebnsr fpra9 Johann iibsr bic gmis
nens bon 2arI S9ur3 in 8sIsu9tung
poIitif9er Gragen.
Seine &eoen gegen bie Stlausret
bdtten unter ben bebsutenbfen Stats
mdnnern tn ben 0ereini9ten Staatsr
Dor gintritt Der 2riie srobss Iuffsben
erregt. neil er ieinen Irsumentsn cine
b%efonbers padenbe 2raft Su gebert
wubte. inbem er nidt Die tlabereifrags,
tpis bor ibm tibli9, bonn Stanbpuntie
Der 8erfafun9 ober pbilOiOpbii9, ion-
bern bonn bsutI9.ioealsn Stanbpuntte
bebanbslt bate.
Seine Bebeutun9 als nmeritanii9sr
Sdriftfe0er tonne ni9t 3u bod ge-
i9dbt usrbsn. Die Geographic bon
Ssnrp Clap, psl9s Ssrr 2arl S9ura
usrfaBte, iei bas gsffe auf biefem ges
bet In Der snglii9en Spra4e. ST babe
bas Wefen uno ben gbaratter glap's
iddrfer unb ri8tiser aufaefabt, wie
ole at,bsrsn BiOgraphen bieies bebeu-
tenben Mannss. ST babe folgeridtig
na9gstrisien, bab @Iap in WirlIidtsit
I'm prinaip ssssn bic Stlabersi g~stpsisn
lei.
Sn rusiterer Bemef Jung Der gers
bisnite bon Garl S9ur5 bsdte f8
&ebners @%ebantsnsana nabsau b6lis
NIT ben gr6rterunsen bon 6srrrt
perm. 2teber.
Was 2sbterer gum 9obe bon 2arI
S9ur3 tn beuti9en WOrten 10 tref!i&
gsiaet bate, mar aud Der 2ern bsr
enslii9sn Nnipra9e bss Germ @bite.
S9liebenb erpabnts @ebner nod,
tpie CT nit 9srrn aarl S&ur3 bie
&eonsr bel Der 8efattung bes
osuti9sn &ei9stassabaeOroneten 9rn.
Caster, mel9er auf elmer 8efudsreife
In amerita pI6bli9 farb, s.weien
tpdren.
Wit einem ~9li6snoen &ribut auf
ben ausge3ei9neten amerifanii3en Bite
ger uno patriOten 2arl Saur3 i9lob
&eoner.
Der indianapolis Rdnner9or true
nun gum S&lub bas ffimmungspole
2isb wMoe" Dor unb Der tueibebole
Nttus bate fein @noe errei4t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-25

laut. Gte ttan9 10 qeu uno tlaHB 10
tlar unb neu, bab He ft4 LIBERAL @es
b6r bsridaffte. Mem INNER fe ge=
b6rte, es mar cine md9tige Stimme,
bic nil iber3sugsnbsr @epalt auf bic
@efabren aufmertfam ma4te, bic benz
2anbe brobten, tuenn bie Stlaberei aus.
gsbebnt tptiroe. sc NOR cine Nrgu.
m~entation, BITE bas falf9e 8ruatperf
bon Stephen ArnOlo Douglas, bss
fog. .2ittle @iant" 3ertriimmerte uub
oeRen iopbifif9e Wsnbunset In elmer
Weife aerls9te. bic bon Der eariasn
frsibeits 'sefinnten prehe als fritii3
siItie ansrtannt tpuros unb ni4t tuenig
our grudbluns 2ineOlns bsisstragert
bat.
Wer NOR Der tapfere 2dmpfer9 Wsr
NOR aarl S&ur3, Der Seutf&e, Der in
10 tuenigen Sabrsn bie enslii&e epra9e
bemsifter1 unb H1 In 10 boQtommsner
Deifs iiber @eiai9te unb gsrbdltniKe
bisiss 2anbss unterri&ten fonntsg
Seine 2anbsleuts batten bon i6m
|f9on ldn9f geh6rt unb f9dbten ibn
bod ue9en feines Greibeitsbranges, ;oer
Jpn In ieiner Sugenb3sit In bic @siben
Ssrisnigen trieb, bic Elm sinisss. freies
Ssuti9Iano f9 srfdmpfsn tpollten.
3apfer bat CT gefdmpft; uno aIs bie
Grsibsit Der Maat bes Wilitdrs unter.
lis9srt mubte unb er f9 nit fnapper
NO.b aus ben 3lauen Der Deipotie se-
rettet bate, ba isbte er isin 2eben bon
Neuem auf's Spiel. UNI Tsiner, asIisbten
9sbrer urb Greunb. 6ottfrieb aintel,
aus Der Hefuns Spanbau gu bsfreien.
Gin ritterli&es WageRid, hos teiner
ausi4midang bebarf, UNI sinsn @9a.
ractermenf&en 3u fennasi9nen.
ginen Wann, Der in istnen Sugenb.
iahren 9aB ge9en unterbrtder unb
Wuth I'm Oienife Der Greibeit ae3eiat
batte, benz burften leine 2anbsIsute.
als einem ibrer bersbteRen Rep rdTen-
tantsn I'm Qampfe fur Greibett unb
@s9t ibr bellies gertrauei1 f&enten.
Wobl ibm. tuobl benz 2anbe: Rarl
S9ur3 bat bas Dertraueu nie gebro.
den!
Seitbem if faff Elm balb:s Sabrbun.
bert portibergegan9en. Gin bIutiger
Bdfssrtriss fofste 6unberttaufenben
bas 2sben, isbo& bte StIaberei tuurbe
perni9tet uno bas 2anb bat R9 ju ua-
geabnter @r6be enttpidelt.
Ntt 2arl S@ur3 tan, cine Qrobe
Anaatl tti9ti9er unb fdbieer Deutf&er
nod Amerita, unter ibne1 fol9e. bic
i'm ais lSournaliffen tberraeten urb
ban1 aud bel sur 6ebuns Der preKe
b~eitrugen. Mnbsre baben NIT ibm oils
SoIbatsu tudbrenb bes Rrisgss Iebeu.
tenbes seleifet uno uieber Anbere ua.
rem In Der S&ule als ti&ttss pdbaso.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-25

Columbia, fir Sas in friibsn Saseh
gereits Osin Ger; i'm Sreibeitsbrans ses
idIasen.
Gum anbern gial berri9t tiefe 5rauer
tpieoer
I'm Did, BIZ wad'rer Rede. beuti4er
Sprob,
Der Genius tau6te feline SadeI nieber,
0sin Runb lit itumm, Sein @eiit ms aa
entfoB.
Sebo9, IS ruff bic Tdnir Did wieber,
Ou 9euti6 samerifan'i9er Seift 2oIob,
Dein Rame tpirt bas gantbeon befran3en,
SIN ben annalsm Der @si4idte sIdn3er.
@erner 9aaer-ToIebo.
9ieie berrliaen 8srie bon @erner
pager In SolebO bs!lagen ben Bob bes
bebeutenbfsn Entertainers beuti4er
8eburt, Der bic e%ldn3enbfe 2arriere
bur9ma4te. bic ie einem @ingeman-
bertsrt su She'll tuuroe.
@robs @erbisnfe bat CT F1 ertporben
Inn bas 2anb ieiner @abl, aber Nie-
manb bat er rtshr gbre gema4t als
ben Seutf9.a msritanern. eein Ab.
leben tpirb i9mersli1 empfunoen In
iebem e9ten beuti4sn 6eint, fsin An-
benten tpiro fortlsbsn In ben bergen
alsr 9srisnissn, bic aufri8tig benfen,
uno bic sbrIi9 genus fnb. feline arbeit,
bic er benz fortf9rittli9en Ausbaue
unierer RepubIit lsifete, ridbaltslos
an3uerfennsn.
Nuf Mnre9Ung bes 0orfanbss bonn
0erbanbs osuti9er 8ereine Fno Der.
treter aner 6Gi9ten 1unisres Seuti9.
tburis bier bsreinigt, um benz Inoens
fen unisrss 2arl S9ur3, benin er mar
unier" bsrbientsn Sribut 81 aonen.
sluf ibn finben bie prd9tisen Did.
termorte paRsnbe Mnuenbun9: yWer
ben gsfen isiner Sett aenus setban,
Der bat selebt fir Gle 3eiten."
Mls er essnbst bate. fang Der WuRt.
psreirt untsr 2situn9 feines Sirisenten
grnstinOH. in erbebeno i&6nsr Weiie
bas 2ieb vSnteser bitae", befen @ors
trag san3 Der tusibebolen Stimmuns,
tpsl9e bic Nnwsisnben bsiselte, snt.
fpra9.
Nit bsrali9sn @ortsn ftslts Johann
6err 2eIer 6srrn Germ. 2iebsr *. aIs
nd9fsn Reoner Dor. 6err 2ieber
fpra9 folssnbe Worte:
rNer feline sroben Tobten ebrt,
Der ebrt ft@ ieIbf!"
Weine 9amer unb 6erren!
gs mar TN Sabre 1860, als bie par'
teisr gum gnti&etounsstampfe gerffst
tuaren. Die Grase bate f@ enbli&
babim s~useipibt: SOL Der Norbsr
ober Der Stosn bis @ef9ide unieres
2anbes leiten, iol bic etlabsrei einee.
bdmmt tpsrbsr Oosr lou He ale Staa.
ten fberi@memmen 2"
Da ,uurbe tn @sfen stne 6timuse
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-25

9euti9s Wdnner uno 5rauen aug
allen S9i8tsn unierer geb6lterun9
fanosn f9 sefisrn abenb I'm auoitO'
rum bss Ssuti9en 9auies Elm, I'm
sinem Sribut Der @srtbi9dbuns bsi3u-
tpobnsn = ss galt Der bonn $elegrapb
aneereeten @ebd6tniBfeier fir ben
fir;li9 berffOrbsnsn gr6btsn Seutf9'
Nmeritansr 2arl G9ur3.
Sas benz Worfanbs bes 0srbanbes
9euti9sr Dsrsirle ernannte @omite,
befebenb aus ben 6erren Au9uf W.
Ru6n, Robsrt Sir, Saeob 6. 8ieIsr
uuo Wm. Riess, bate cine Der @eles
aen6eit tptirbigs 5sier borber eitet, mel.
DE sur9 bic Sbdtistsit bes Sps3ial.
gomits's, ben Ssrrsn 2arl 2ieber uno
S6eo. etsmpfel, uel&e In Der Nntpe.
isnbeit bes sminsnten Or. anoreu o.
Wbite reIuIsirts, mod cine b66ere Wei6e
erbielt.
Sn sinfa9er, pornebmer Weiie mar
bic ghbne bes auditorium nit prd9ti'
gen tropii9sn glaitpfansen uno pal'
men BON ben 5lorifsn Gsbrtbsr Ser.
tsrma1r ssi4mfdt worbeu.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING tuarert benz
Rufe bss Dsrbanbss 9sfoI9t uno batten
i6re 5abnsri ,ur 6sier entianot.
@egen bnlb 9 ubr uuroe bic Jeier
bur9 bsn Aufmari9 oss Gabnenualbes
unter 2eituns bon 6errn Saeob gieler
er6fnet. &e9ts uno Limits tuurben bic
forbebansensn Sabnen sur ghbne GEE
traaen. Die Dsrbanbsfa6ne purbe
ben Wittelgang sntlans CUR Bh6ne se.
bra9t. 8or bsrielben an9elanst,
ma&te ibr Srdger 6alt unb nsiate bas
panier, usl9es gorfBsnoer JOispb
aeIer Johann nit benz Srauerfranae
ftmtdte. Die Gabnen tuuroen nun
auf BITE ghbns, mo He sinen wirfunss'
bonen 6intsrgruno biloeten. gsbra4t.
6err Sos. ReIsr, Staatsprdfoent
beg gerbanbss Seutf4sr gereine. er.
bfnste Johann bts 8eriammlung NIT
benz gortras Der fOlsenoen etrOpben:
Sort flasenS ibr Sas e~tsrbesIOdIeim Idaien
9as 0eutf&tbum flast UNI fstnsn sroben
Sobn!
gs flinat BON Neer 3u Nseer, bnrG ferne
@eiten,
gerabrt bic sanse md4tise Hation.
GO gilt aarI e4ura gilt isinem irb'f9sn
S9eiben,
Chm ailt bes Sterbesl5dleins Trauerton.
Bon beiben gpntinenten bant bic 8tase
Inn i'm am RaIafaI, am S~artopbase.
gi&t giele CAB es, ipeI9e auftpdrts nabmen
Den Slug gum 2i4t, Der Babrbeit biers
3uIanb,
0ot rpenn mar nennt, bic e n'gen groben
Namen,
go bIeibf aud Du. RarI S9ura. ni&t uns
g~enannt.
Du ffrabIeff unerISf9Ii9 fort i'm %abmen
Gss aupmes unS gsroisnff's fir's eatsr'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-05

giving with their home folks Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Mckenzie.
Mr.. R. W. Knox was In the city last Mon
day on business, bringing with him his
bright little SOD Master Paul who was look
ing around for Santa Clause.
DEATH OF MISS sALLIE ROCHE.
On last Monday night November 9th,
about IL o'clock Miss Sallie Roche surround.
ed by the family and friends breathed her
last, and her gentle spirit winged It's way
into the bright beyond, 10 that eternal City
whose maker and builde Is God.
The deceased was q quiet unassuming
young lady OF gentle manners and lovely dis.
position which drew around her many
friends who sorrow over her departure
thai her death was q great shock. not only TO
the family, but TO friends as well.
The funeral services were conducted al
Sacred Heart Church OF which she was q
faithful member, Oh Wednesday morning by
Father Mahony OF Green Vile In the presence
OF many friends who had assembled TO pay
their last tribute Of love and respect 10 the
memory Of their deceased friend.
Interment was made at Upper Long Cane
beside loved ones gone before. Many and
beautiful were the floral offerings laid upon
The bereaved family have the sympathy of
this people.
DEATH OF MISS LIZZIE GILBERT.
Miss l. zzIe Gilbert died In the city Of Au-
q usta last Friday night Dec. lst.
She was staying in the city with relatives,
and her brother Mr.. Will Gidert had just
been to nee her. leaving on Friday morning
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A poll tax of One Dollar per capita on ell
male citizens betU cen the age OF q and W
years. except such as are exempt by law, Will
be collected. 49,
A cummutatinn road tax Of One Dollar Will
be collected the same time as other taxes
from all male citizens between the ages OF IL
and 50 wears, except such az are exempted b
law. Unless said lax Is paid by first OF March,
1917, eight days work upon the public Dlgb.
ways will be required under an oyerseer, II 80
much be necessary.
Taxes are payable only I'm gold and silver
coin, United States currency, National Bank
Notes and Coupons OF State Bonds which De.
come payable during The year, 1905. A tax Of
50 cents will be collected on each dog.
Az 10 few avail the mselves OF the opportun'
ity of pay ing taxes At the times and places
heretofore designated. / will discontinue the
ap~poiniments over the County, and collect
all Ia xes at the Treasurer's office.
Parties desiring Information by mail In re-
gard 10 their taxes Will please write before
December 10Th. stating the location OF lheir
property, and include postage for reply, ana
those paying taxes by check must Include
the charge for collection.
W, T. BRADLEY,
Treasurer.
September 18th, 1905.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1906-12-05
TYNER'S DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.
Many Have Dyspepsia and Don't
Know IL.

Do you belch up wind? Taste your
food after eating? See specks before
the eyes? Are yon pale and bag
gard? Does your heart tlutter? Are
you dizzy? Do you have pains in eide
or backP R,sings or pin,ples on the
skin? Are you low spirited? Is there
a sour ta-te? Breath bad? Headache?
Weak Kidneys? Bilious? Constipat-
ed? Are you nervous: If'so, you
have Dyspepsia, and it is a dangerous
condition. TO cure, take Tyner's rs. p ;yst
pep-ia Remedy. 1t IL made Tor JUST
such troub!esan symptoms. Tyner,s
Dyspepsia Remedy Removes aclas iron
the stomach. strengthens weak stoin-
Indigestion. Druggi.ta or by express.
30 ceHts a bottle. Money refunded if
It fails to cure. G. A. Milford, Drug
gist, and P. +. Speed, Druggist AoDe-
vile, s. G..
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Rates Via sou,hern Rail-

Holiday Rates Via SOuihern Rail-
way.
The Southern Railway will sell Excuraion
tickets between all points East Of the Missis-
-ippi and South Of the Ohio and .tonac
Rivers 10 and from st. Louis and lnOeImeol-
twenty five cents for round trip. Tickets sold
December Goth 10 18th Inclusive, Dscemner
S0th .3lst. 1908 and January LIST, lSU1, VIII
limit good 10 lea We destination returning hot
later than midnight January 7th, 1877
For full Information, apply TO any ilcRet
R. w. HINT. g.. B. Allen,
Division Passepger ACT. Asst Gen. Pass. A,
Charleston, i. c. Atlanta, ia.
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L. w. WHITE.

and bad scarcely reached bis home ABOVE
Abbevilie when he received the SAD news
OF her sudden death then night OF the cay ne
left. The deceased was q most esIImaoIe
character that endeared her. TO every one who
knew her. She vas q member Of the Pre.py.
terian church and wBs q pure Chrlstisn
woman eYemplifying the beauty 81 tns
Christian religion In her every day lie and
has now gone to her reward. Her funeral
services we're conducted at Upper Long cane
at the grave last Sunday morning by rev.
G. Fennel In the presence Of q large assembly,
Of friends and relatives who monrn nef suu'
den death. - ~ No. -,
The beresvsd ones have the sympathy OF
many friends in Abbeville and over the
country.
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
HIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN
FROM MONDAY, OCTOBER
18th UNTIL SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 3lst, 1906.
The Rate Of State, County, School
and Special Tax, Including One
Dollar Poll Tax, One Dollar
Communication Tax.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT TO
l. raise supplies for the fiscal year commence
ing January /. 1906, notice ia hereby given
that the office of County Treasurer for Able.
VILE County wi he open for the collection OF
taxes for said fiscal year from Monday. Ocio-
Der 18th, until Monday, December 3lst, with
out penalty. There will be add, d.
A penalty OF one per cent. on all taxes not
paid on January 1st, 1901.
A penalty OF two per cent. on all taxes. not
paid on February lst. 1907.
A penalty Of seven per cent. on all taxes not
paid on March lst. 1907.
Rates Per Cent. Of Taxation are as
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