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New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Yor<-C-rarIes r. SchHess, Plaintiff
against Theodore Haas ana olheIs' A7-
PENDANTS .
and sale duly made and entered IN the
ahove-sntitled action and bearing cate tlS
oStb 6av OF October 1908. !, the under
signed. the Referee in sa d Judgment named.
viii sell at public auction al the New iot "a
Real Estate Salssrocn,. Nos a ana 10
Tesev street. in the Borough or MahHat-
tan. city of New York CT the 24th DAY OF
November. 1898. at L % clock noon on that
CAV. by Joseph P. Day, AucttOneer. the
premises directed by said judgment 70 be
sold and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, spiece or parcel OF
land, situate living and being IN the Bor-
ourh Of Manhattan, city and County OF
New York bounded and described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at a point on the, southerly
side OF Ninety-sixJb Street4 aIstatlI .1,5 one
the corner formed by the intersection OF tne
Scutherlv side of Ninety-sixth street with
the Westerly side Of First Avenue; run
ninz thence SCUtherly, parallel with First
Avenue one hundred C0O) feet and Eight
~ inches TO the centre line Of the block;
thence Westerly a ng said centre line OF
the block T'nirty (o0) Eest. thence North
crlv ard again uaraIleI with First Avenue.
inches 70 the said Southerly side OF Ninety
sixth Street: and thence Easterly along the
same, Thirty (3G feet, 10 the point or place
CT beginning
said premises being known BY the Street
Number 336 East Ninetv-sixth Street.
Dated New York. October 3Oth, 1908.
LOUIS r. DOYLE. Referee.
/ CHARLES BRANDT Jr-, Attorney 1or
ouzb OF Manhattan. New York City
The following Is q ci iaE-am or the prop.
ertv 10 be sold; its street number is 336
East Ninety-siXth Street
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137th Street


l36th Street $50 TO Home ave.
The approxirnate amount OF the lien or
-I-a-ga TO satisfy which the above described
r,rouerrv is to be sold, IS TweEty-six thou
sand cine hundred and seventy-eight 2o-lOO
dollars with interest thereon from the "a
day of October 1908, together with costs
and allowance amounting u -Four hundred
an5 r~-v-nine 500 dollars with interest
from October 18th, 1905 together with Inc
.v1g,ees ~ the sale The approximate
amount of the taxes. assessments and water
rates. or other liens. watch are to be al
lowed to the purchaser out OF the puTchas
,[rsz- or nsid ~ the Referee, Is Twelve
hundred and eighteen 43-1o0 dollars and
interest. 80, -ooe
Dated New York October 18th. 1908
SAAII-EI. HOFFMAN. Referee.
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PRIS TING.

ERTS TIeSG.-Cards envelopes. bills. state
rlenls. 81 10 fal9cy biotterS. s. 80; al
rertfsing baDkbooks- 81 per 1.0O9: &. oo0 cir
sillars O. laundry slips, - 20. Jsaco-
RR5lnOwtIz Co. Ss Bond
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The Approximate amount o. the lien or
charge, 70 satisfy which the ah0ve-ie-
scribed pro orty IS 70 h sold. IS S5.11T.Us.
with interest thereon nom the 26th day Of
October. 1905. together with costs and al
lowauce amounting TO SJ2g. -. together with
the expenses Of me sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates. or other liens 10 be allowed %
or paid by the Referee, is S53G 20 and In
terest- This property will be sold subject
TO first mortgage or Sf9. 600 with interest
1T 90 from June 1st. I@0S
Dated New York soth day OF October.
1905
LOUIS F DOYLE Referee.
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lra1raw 8 s irNES

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A-IC4AZIONE GENERALE IT2LLANA-
-TA VEL.OCE tFas- Italian Lt1e1-
-TTALsIA Socista de Navissz-0ne a aporas
M. NAPLES AND GENOA DIRECE
SD Geneva Nov. { @Lor1oar-iia. "a Dec >
--ra0---iua Pa Nov. a Cd y. A A0ruZZi- Dec 10
HATFIELD SOLAFL & CO. 80 Wall 81
EGYPT AND HOLY LAND
Select party under escort. jan -. 1913
vfsf-t-sr CAIRO The Me. jerusalem. con
s-7--f-01Ta. athens. &c s. days Send
~ itinerary 20 aarstsrs Tours. 81 Wsss
30th St. y. !.
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nn,.rsr1o srrrar1oNs WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
FeDaIA
<T-RsE dnfaut's 81 French: $50; expert
z1~4d. last employee seen; has friend
~o9,5 first c,ass Phone 1Ses-Plaza- Mss
NTorror's Bureau, T21 Lexington ave-. cor
5sts
NT-PsE fnfant's or 20 grown ch,ldrenl. by
y-prv nice girl. long experience excellent
rafererces personal and IN writi1s. wages
scJ-seN Ostsrberg's Bureau ZIG Lextng-
tan ave Tel i055-Plaz7-
N-T-psF--North German: neat; best city
rsfsrencas: 81 ealCs English perfectly: good
sewer, city, country inquire X 3latneW-
sor's Bureau. SIS 9Th ave Tel 3Is-Bry-
ant.
sEAMsTREss. - Permanent position as
ladvfs maid and searnstres5, BY capable
American woman; care for eidsIly OF N
Address Useful, Box 20, 2s3 West 18th 81
Two SISTERS; cook and gssIndress and
chsmDsrmtid and waitress: together or
serarate: very competent. best references.
Nine Berger. ass 5th ave- Phone 230-
Madison
WAITRESS or PARLORMAID.-Capa
nom New York families. Juzsila Bureau.
$50 Lexington avg.
WAITRESS. class references: can
make sll kinds n salads: good carver. J.
~ Miss Margaret Smiths Bureau, IS rs eat
42d 81 Phone a0sa-Bryant
WAITRESS First class: takes butler $
place. best city references priyssA tam
uy. Downing, Les East e4sA 81
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ADVERTISEMENTS andSUB-
SCRIPTIONS for THE TRIBUNE
will be received al the following
Branch Offices at Main Office
Rates: 1864 Broadway, ISL
East 125th ST.. 263 West 125th
ST.. lO4 East 18th ST.. 264 oth
Ave. and Loss Sd Ave.
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WORK WANTED
Male

AC1oT-NTANT. BOOKKEEPER. CASH
IER--Tenlporary or permanent place
qualified for any line OF business; reesorS-
BE E N. p i02e 90 Union Square
P0OKKEEPER, "a; double entry; five
Tgsrs practical experience; capable
handling large number OF active acco Is;
Take entire charge correspondence. G, ~
Bay Ridge ave. Brooklyn.
BOOKKEEPER.-Age z; four years ex-
rlerFence- capable, reliable, Industrious.
\ a5sress Charles Schumann, les A&ujeT ST.
Brooklyn
BOY. 1s. in oaice or wholesale house. ref
erences. Il. Blum. 161 Starr st. Brooklyn
BOY. Il. American. az anything; willing
and ambitious; quick worker. VIII ap-
preciate any good position sam hasper,
I3l Cook st. BROOKLYN
CARPENTER - Foreman carpenter
work day or contract; references.
Builder. 1905 4lst st, Brooklyn-
CHAUFFEUR R.-Colored: permanent place
r,rfvRte family. competent honest, sober,
careful driver, repairing: last position drlv-
ing Thomas car. best city references
Stuart. 145 West SD 81
CHAUFFEUR. p: has had practice On diff
fereut makes OF automobiles: any rea-
sonable offer accepted Scheid- =o4 West
3Tth 81.
CHAUFFEUR eleven years
experience on steam and gaSolene cars;
hest references. Wn- Martin. 2lC Pacific
ST. Brookly1-
DRAETSAIAN - Competent; mechanical;
technical graduate, with 51z years ex-
perience along general lines: quick. accu-
rate worker; SALARY expected upon merits.
CAPABLE, - East 4th 81.
FURNACE MAN.-Steam or hot air fur
naces attended to; sidewalks, wincows'
etc: reliable man: first class reference
Robert Green, 1IO5 3D. ave
F-T-R,,aC CEs. &c.-Competent scotchnsu
wishes Two or three furnaces TO attend
windows sidewalks: thoroughly under
stands steam, bot water heating Mac
Donald. 434 East 9th *.
FURNACE MANY competent colored
nan. 10 care for furnaces, between 35th
and 4G-h sts; Al references furnished
George Booker. 123 West 3Cth 81.
INTEI.LIG ENT BUSINESS MAN. Dane
%. wants inside work; not Yet perfect il
English and German. finest references. sal
an moderate Address Herborg. 143 West
129th 81.
MAssEUR Expert; gives health. body,
facial. scalp massage: also pedicuring
calls at residences; price moderate. Elite,
I04 West s9th ST
~TTIT.wRIGHT. steamntter. carpenter ma
chiutst: all repairs factory. Haas, 5OS
Haruan st. Brooklyn
OFFICE or STOCK CLERK-By young
man. newly arrived: speaks and writes
I German French and Italian; good refer
s-oes Gaibrois- 504 West goth St
PIPE FITTER or ARMoR FTTTEF
wishes STEADY situation, IN Or out q
.ovrT- roy-union william Brocerick. 55I
IVvths ave. Brooklyn
PORTER.-By young colored man ter
Taars in last place; good city reference
Jordan. 2s West 146th 81
C-AprE FOREMAN.-Honest, sober and
reliable German: thoroughly experienced
-, diseases and their treatment; no livery
stable b 26s Sth ave
sTEANFTTTER or ENGINEER nder-
stands gil kinds OF steam Disnts; best o,
references Arthur Cornell. 1SfV FF"spec
ave, Brooklyn.
VOTING MAN, honest ana willing to work
- o--+hfnR Jacob Feuers 80 Attorney 81
voT-yc, MAN.-Axed =; coilege training
desires position of responsipillIyi @ e1pe
-s.rce.s f9oOkkseDeT cashier ana once ma.
sgsr. best references T. Ii O-' cA
PToorae Et.
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PAEcEL,I
BROADWAY

That norton Of the premises described
az Parcel II which is designated by the
letter (a) is shown upon the following dia-
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CoOK-CHA HAMBERMAID and WAITRESS
a., .colored woman and daughter; refer
szcss. 90 Vest essa III. caro- s< bsTosk-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

L.usftania .Nov.4 noont tCaulparlla Dec : l1ai-a
Iuczufa NJv-f1. 10 arr L.ucania- Dec-s.l9 4-a
L.ilsf-auiz Nov . I0anl LE1sira-l a Declo 1oaEa
The LAC RErANLA & Li~S- -LANs-A- =
largest AID fastest steamships n ~ NoE.l-
win hereafter Sal on WE'D NE5DA45-
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E-NGARIA IAN-AA[ERICAE SEEFIIA
u Elm z ~

GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. TFsIESr1
sIavoufa Nov Il. uoo1 Paunon!a- Eee =. noo..
Ca-,a-Tia Dec 3 nOous apr. !
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- So LNE = = =
GllRlARDl=lNES

From Piers 51-52-54. Es1rrh Rive--
TO LIVERPOOL AND CCEES5LO sss-
PASS ENGERS BOOkED lEtEll-Gz -
LONDON AND PAkIs-
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GIBRALTAR-TEALY
CARONIA. Nov. Zs. Jaz- : Fso- -
CAEAfA } Al Il MAJ Q
VERNON 4 BROWN. Gensr1i AEsn-
sI-s4 state St oppostts tns Battery
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The tribune received at their Uptown
Fe@a-e Nc 1868 Broadway. between 3Bth
e-S g-.h sts- until clock ,. n. Ac-
,e-rsSerneuts received AZ the following
s,rzr-h Offices az regular ONCE rates Gntll
8 oie5scx e n viz 26z Sth ave- s. e.
cor 2sd 81: -53 6th ave, cor lZth st. iO4
Easr Izth 81. 81 West 4-d ST. bet wen
arc eth a-es-. 263- West 1S5tE St: l035
a. ave. fS2s 81 ave. near Slsr st; lsOo
1sr ave. near Ss-k ST. ~ East 18th 81
rss fremont ave- $50 % ave. and any
snaerican District Telegraph Office
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

COOK-In private family, where there are
cbfIhren. preferred; wages $50; refer
-oces- KiIbridge. l40s % ave,
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

ro0K. &c.-Two Norwegian girls first
class cook good baker, DO houseWorH :
u.,-.- .tsraheru7aid and waitress; reference
SSts. Sfo--o,-'s Bureau. I'll Lexington ave
Phone ID2S-F1aza-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

WEISS & Co furriers- $50 Amsterdam
ale sec Re6urticn on high grade goods
re Riverside 4sl5-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

1PESSHA AKER. Stylish. thoroughly con-
petent dtIsrs home o. cut Odd West
S1tE
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

CooK.-Enzgish; very competent; refer
snces hrst class; En5tish people pre-
,.r-ed. city only. Julien Bureau - Wesi
4o5 81 Pr-sut Building. Tel 1881 Bryant
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

COOK First class; thoroughly conlpetent a;
bot.i institution. school or club; best ref
.-snces; city or country, Ars- CoopeT's Bu-
Teau 657 9Th ave, 3sth 81
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

CooY ana coarse washing, by competent
gTounx woman. city or country; rour
~ Tefsrencez. Cal Mrz Cooper Hn-
reau, e57 9Th ave. Ssh 81
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
pREssxAKrSe AND MILLINERY.

DRESSAIA AKER Partisan. wishes few
more customers E-sr class work di-
-scrolre dresses specially only models
from leading Partisan houses 80 East
1arh- Telephone 4J94-Afactson-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

COOK and LAUNDREsS-cnan berrlaid
and waitreEs.-Twc neat obhgIhs youhs
,,,s-asr. well recommended: viii do the
.,-orl. fer small family. M M, MIS- Col
Iler'a Agency. I'D West 23d St
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

AfILLIcSER--AIUe- Riley. 145 West 18Th
St makes hats that lend distinction Ma
rerta-s furnished Er accepted Moderate.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

+. GOLDBERG. SIS 9Th are-L.adies' tai
Lo-ing- repairing promptly done. work
called fer telephone
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

COOK.-Yoang English woman; first class /;
understands French, German and Italian
oookfuk. f.. EofmzyeTs Bureau, i53 West
I'D ST
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

g WEISSMAN 1856 Lexington ave, bat
farh and 10Th SITS: sea garments spe-
rtalfy- fL.rs repaired. reuOceIled. redyed. AZ
moderate prices. cali write OF telephone
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

1sBIE- HIDE late with Ward. ls6ies'
tailor. gowns. exclusive styles, peTfec,
r. own materials accepted eds0 Brad
r-a-. between 1o9rn and 1e1st SIS. RezA
sorable prices
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

DRESSN NAKER vii make cloth, velvet
street costumes. perfectly fitted. mate
ria accepted and designed please call
home preferred Ia West 4er-. TEL,
SU4&- Bryant
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02
TERRIERS AND LADIES, TAILOR.

TEIBEoLZ. practical Iurrier, 73l An
s-erda- ave. bet e5th and eeth 81 Tel
~ .E--e--
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BOOKKEEPER.- z; four years ex-
r.erfence: capable, reliable, Industrious.
address Charles schumaun, les A&ujeT ST.
E-oDblyu
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

RDOBKEEPER, "a: double entry; FIVE
Years practical experience; capable
handling large number Of active accounts; ;
axe entire charge correspondence. G, ~
Bzv Ridge ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

CHILD'S NURSERY young German
good city reference: growing children. X.
Horrnayer's s Bureau, 15S West 23d 81. Tele-
phone, after 10 a. m. ise4-CheIsea-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

CHAMBERMAID and sEAMSTRESS. from
8 a. II. to p. m. by Scotch woman:
best city references; reply By letter. 9. M
Yule 10 Amsterdam ave
CHsMBERMAED and WAITRESS. BY
cornpetent young woman: city or country /,
? wears references. Call Mrs. Cooper s
Bureau, 657 5th ave. 3Sth ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

MNE Z. DEBUS. CORSETIERE,
desires z few more customers for her
latest GtrecrOlre cU-serE. SD TIN ave
tstweeu $50 and 54th sts- Telephone
T3l-CoI CEubUs-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-02

FURNACE MANY competent colored
man. 10 care for furnaces, between 18th
sr5 40-h sts: Al references furnished
George Booker 123 West 3Cth 81.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-02-19
Woman Dead From Medicine

A woman died In Union last week, and q
ply sican was prosecuted. 1t seemed clear
that the medicine which had been admins
tered had killed her. An alleged copy Of the
original prescription was brought before the
N agistrate. Nosworn statement to verify
the copy. 1.-TWO grains". ETC., were said to be
prescribed. Errorit seems to us may have
been made by the druggist In reading the
1.-TWO" for Item" or else the wrong medicine
may have been put in the prescription
While 1t ia reasonably certain that the W man
died from the medicine, yet there Ia an alb.
sence of evidence OF murderous intent, all OF
which goes to show the danger OF taking
medicine. The physician is liable TO make
mistakes and then II is possible that the
druggist may not discover his mistake and
again the druggist may make mistake. In
the Union case the remaining capsules that
the woman did not take, were in the hands
OF the children as plaything. and the other
most remarkable thing fs the fact that the
children about threw the capsules In the fire.
Ifthe remaining capsules had not been de-
stroyed the analysis might have thrown some
light on it.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-02-19
To the II. Il. ID. Curriers' of AbEpviIIe
County.

We the undersigned State officers OF the
South Carolina Rural Letter Carriers AsSnci.
alton extend to you a most cordial invitation
10 join our Association. We need your help.
W. have already helped You. Will you MOI
show your appreciation Of our efforts in your
behalf by enrolling YOUR me and paying
the dues which merely nominal, AID belong
to one of the strongest and most popular or
ganiZations iu the Postal service?
Now that the Association ia no longer con-
demned by the Department but on the other
hand meets the hearty support and conm-n-
dation Of the Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General, =. V: DeGraw, who ts at the bead Of
the r. ID. Division at Washington, what oh
stacle Is In yonr WAY? through organ IL ,tinn
Is the only way We can reach the D-pariIuen:
and make our wishes known.
Now Abbeville Is the only C"un v in the
Piedmont section that is not in the State A.
ISOLATION. SO. Brother carriers. it H. zap TO
you" to act Trusting You will ut once apply
TO Secretary A. w. Hill, Greenvil'e, = &. for
instructions ard be represented AT Aiken in
our next Stale Convent ion, we beg to remain g.,
Yours very truly,
=: G. Mcdaniel, president,
w. q. Peterson. vice preside Mt.
Jasper E. johnson, treasurer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-02-19

The advocates Of life insurance, are boast
ing OF the benefits which the families OF some
OF our deceased men will derive from lnsur-
ance; 1t Is about time to take up q hat collec.
tion for others. Some Of our good men who
have been paying large amounts monthly or
annually to insurance companies, 80 that
they might be worth more dead than alive,
received notice last week that one Of their
companies was in the hands OF a receiver.
The statement was made that the policy
holders could get part Of their money back
that the liability OF the company was five
million dollars and that the assets were es-
timated at three million dollars. Receivers,
lawyers and others are expected to get out OF
the estate a little pay for their trouble in
winding It up. The remainder. after paying
expenses. would be divided among the policy
holders. who hope TO get back at least forty or
fifty cents on the amounts Of what they paid
in.
A man could do better than that depositing
his surplus in either one Of our banks.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-02-19
Kentucky Outlaws.

Midnight riders In Kentucky are constant.
ly reported as doing damage to person and
property. Three hundred night riders went
into Eddyville on last Sun day morning, took
men from their beds and severely whipped
them, after firing hundreds OF shots. Ten
persons were whipped by the outlaws.
II Roosevelt is the man we take him to be
the State OF Kentucky will be put under mar
tial law, and soldiers will be sent there to
preserve the peace.
The despatch, among other things, says:
After the whipping the riders awakened
County Judge w. l.. Crumbaugh, and warnec
nim that his immunity from silmilar punish
mept hereafter depended entirely upon the
friendship he was expected TO show the To
bacco Growers Association. He was tolC
that his gray hairs alone saved him thii
time."
Ifthe State or Federal Government will dt
Its duty the last one Of the night riders viii
be brought to the bar ofjustice.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-02-19
SENATOR LATIMER I'LL.
Under9Oes Operation at Providence
Hospital in Washing ton.

Washington, February 17,-Special: Sena-
tor Latimer Is critically I'll at Providence
Hospital, this city. He was unwell almost
all Of last week, but did not become danger
ously sick until midnight Saturday, when he
began to suffer to such great extent with
his stomach that physicians were called In.
1t was then found that he would have to go
to hospital. The members OF the family
desired TO take him to Johns Hop.
kins, at Baltimore, but being assured that
there was no time to lose he was rushed to
Providence, and within an hour was on the
operating table being operated upon for ap-
pendicitis. T. was then found that he was
not suffering from that disease. bnt from
graver trouble, and at this time. while rest
Ing easily, Is considered in very critical con-
dition. There has been many callers st both
the hospital and at Senator Latirner's hotel
and Congress Hall ALI during the day to ask
after HIM and TO express their sympathy TO
the family at his illness. The hospital ply
sicians tonight state that II will be impossl-
Bile TO say what the outcome OF the case will
be before tomorrow. but they are hoping for
the best. T. d. Mce.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-02-19
The Lien Law Stands.

Notwithstanding the fact that strong pres
sure was brought on the Legislature to de-
stroy the only means of credit which many
poor men have, yet in the wisdom and hu.
manity Of the Senate. 1t refused to concur
with the House in Its effort TO comply with
what may have been thought to be the pub.
lie demand.
The lien law hurts nobody that will let II
alone.
Any imputation against honesty OF men
who need the credit which the lien gives ID
gratuitous and uncalled for.
Those who laugh last, laugh best.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-02-19
PIG-sTY OR COTTON FIELD.

The old Mosaic Laws forbade the use oi
pork In any form, and modern science has
confirmed the wisdom of the patriarch in
making this Law. The flesh Of the hog Is In.
digestible; 50 is the fat. Food prepared with
lard Is unwholesome. To meet the demand
for cooking fat that is pure and easily d.
gested. The N. K. Fairbank Company.
Chicago. have put on the market q shortening
called COTTOLENE, made from refined veg
etable oil. This cooking fat can be used in
any and every way that lard now is. and can
even be used in place of butter in making
fine pastry. Contrast the source of lard-the
filthy pig-sty. with the source Of COTTO-
LENE-the pure. white cotton boil. and one
can readily understand the great demand for
this pure, vegetable shortening in preference
to the fat Of the hog.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-02-19
Remarkable,

A gentleman Of Newberry announces In the
papers his thanks" for t"great kindness e1.
tended to him and his family during the last
illness of his wife, Was that notice intend.
ed to express qualification at the death OF his
wife, or was II intended to show that 1t is an
unusual thing for the neignbors to be kind
to him and his family? In Abbeville it 10 30
common for people TO be kind to their neigh.
bors in atfiiction that NJ publication Is neces-
sary. The kindness is taken for granted
However, We are glad to know that the pso
pie Of Newberry have been kind to at least
one family while In affllction.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-02-19
Educational Address.

All patrons. trustees and others interested
are Invited To he present in the Court House
Friday. the 9th of March. The President OF
the South Carolina Rural School Improve.
meut Association will deliver an address al
one o'clock.
All teachers are expected to be present.
They will not be required to lose the day nor
to make 1t up at the end NJ the school session
Dinner will be furnished free for teachers who
their intention to be present. Any teacher
absent must send In reason 10 this office.
This meeting Ia to be an educatlonal
gathering and mu uch good can be done. we
hope to have learge audience.
No trustee should fail TO hear this address.
K. B. Chpathsm,
Supt. Education.
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Mr.. A. D. Kennedy Of Due West, was an
honored guest Of this editor one day last
week. He is friend indeed who knows the
right, and who dares to be an active worker
In the right. Full of energy and good deeds,
be deserves to be healthy and happy while
prospering in the pursuit Of a competency OF
this worlds goods. for himself and bis family.
If We can succeed in keeping him from
going of as Missionary, be will serve good
turn to the country.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1908-02-19
Things That Cant Be Done.

You cannot cure hams W ith a hammer.
You cau't weigh grams with grammar,
Mend socks with socket,
Bui'd docks with docket.
Nor gather up CLAIMS with clamor.
You can't pick locks W ith pickle,
You can't cure the sick with q sickle,
Pluck figs With a tgment,
Drive pigs with a pigment,
Nor make your watch tick with tickle.
You can't make mate OF your mater,
You cant get q crate from crater,
Catch moles with q molar,
Bake rolls with q roller.
But you can get walt from a walter.
You can't raise crops with cropper,
Yon can't shave your chops with chopper
Break nags with q nagger,
Shoot stage with q stayger,
Nor pop to a girl with pepper.