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All kind tin and enamel ware
galvanized tubs, at Glenn's.
Schedule for Due West Railroad.
train leaves Due West lO:l5.

The evening train leaves Due West at Sis.
The Southern from Greenville and the
Southern from Columbia meet In the morn
ing at Shoals junction, two miles. below
Dopalds. The Due West train will take pas.
sepgers from both these trains.
THE Southern Trains In the evening, North
and South, meet at Hodges. II these are on
time the Due West train taxes passengers
from each Of them. II they are late 1t either
waits, or runs out to Due West n returns
for this service.
Passengers can also 90 out from Due West
on morning or evening freight train.
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VALUABLE
Land for Sale.

Mrs. J. A. Stevenson offers for sale
a valuable tract of land, containing
about 22S acres, situate, nearest point,
within one and one.half miles OF
Hodges, splendid branch bottom land
and we'll wooded over about three
fourths of the whole. Will sell rea-
sonably on easy terms. For informa
ton apply to w. w. Bradley.
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Wednesday,, Sept. 2, 1908.
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors Of
~ Ed Kelser, that by an order OF hls hon.
or J. Z. kiugh. at Chambers, all creditors ot
the said Ed Keiser are required to prove
their claims before the undersigned on or be'
fole Sept. Sth, 1905. K. r. HILL,
Master for Ahbeville County.
July Stb, 1905. At
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A Sure.enough Knocker.

J. c. Goodwin, of Reidsville, N. c..
says ''Bucklen's Arnica Salve is
s~ure-enough knocker for ulcers. A bat
one came on my leg last summer, buI
that wonderful salve knocked it out in
a few rounds. Not even q sea re
NAMED" Guaranteed for piles, sores
burns, etc. 25c. at Speeds drug store
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WILL INTEREST MANY

Every perton should know that good health
ia Impossible " the Kidneys are derangeo
Foleys Kidney Remedy will cure kidney anc
bladder disease IN every form. and will builc
up and strengthen these organs so theS VII
perform their functions properly. No DANCE
Of Bright's disease or diabetes 10 Fuley's KID
ney Remedy is taken In time. For sale by C..
A, Milford il Co.
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Type Writers for Sale.

One Fay Sho, type writer. almost same
model as the Remington, in first class work.
Ing condition, has never mao any Work done
on ~ and has never needed 1t. The ORIGINAL
selling price slC0. Will sell for Cash SD on
W. w. Bradley,
Abbeville, =. L.
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When Triaes Become Troubles

II any person suspects that their Kidneys
ar. derauged they should d k Foley's Kid
ney Remedy at once and not FISK having
Bright's disease or diabetes, Delay gives lne
disease 4 stronger foothold and you should
uot delay taking Foley's Kidney Remedy.
Sold by G. A. Milford Il Co.
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DIR. Thorpton's Easy Teether has saved the
lives OF hundreds Of babies and will safely
carry your baby through the most trying pc
riod Of It's life as IL ia q guaranteed remedy for
Teething, Summer Oisrrboes, Flux, lndiges-
lion. ard all stomach and bowel troubles on
infants. Is cents. For sale by McMurray
Drug Co. and country merchants, or Easy
Teether Medicine Co., Hartwell. Ga.
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All "Short Dogs"

An the trains In this vacinity are snort
dogs. short trains and running short dls-
tsnces. the longest run is from Calhoun falls
On last sunday evening many people went
ont TO Calhoun Falls TO see the OBSTRUCTION
Thar had been wrought by the nood-
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Folks interested IN Lui. ding material Cal
get what rhey want at the Abbevll!e lumber
Compapy's Yard.
A look will convince people that the Able.
Vile Lumber Company Is carrying me oes1
stock OF dressed lumber, doors, sash, biinds,
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Millions of bottles of Foley's Honey and
Tar have been sold without any person ever
having experienced any other than beneficial
results from lis use for coughs, colds and lung
trouble. This Is because the genuine Foley y
Honey and Tar in the yellow package con-
tains no opiates or other harmful drugs.
Guard your health by refusing any but the
genuine, Sold by G. A. Milford Z o
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Quit Renting Buy a Home.

1 will cut the Allen place near Lowndes-
VILE to suit you aud sell II 10 a good man OF
long time without any each. taking 80 muci
cotton per year. lyon want tn see me aoon'
It. write me. Anderson Real Estate and In
vestment Co., E. h. Horton, President. An
dersOn. s. Z.
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The Real Estate Market Active.

How about a nice cottage in the city OF Abb
beville? Have more than q dozen at prices
ranging from 1915 to SIS 5000. Also several lots
at moderate prices and any old terms. Can
sell you any number Of acres OF cultivated
lands near oIty, or country. One new cottage
Just fin ished, with all modern in improvements.
Come to see me. Always In office.
II NJ. E. Hollingsworth.
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Mower for Sale.

I will sell one Derrine Mower With grain
attachment and rake. Mower In good work
ing order. For particulars, apply W. W.
Bradley, Press and Banner office.
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For Sale,

e-ssw Wipship gin, feeder and condenser;
good as new. Price $50 90. Or, will exchange
for live stock. Apply TO
J.. W. Mcdonald. Mt. Carmel, Sc.
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All persons are hereby forbidden to hire OF
harbor one John Cowan, who Is under con-
tract with me for twelve months.
j. A. Brock,
Homes Path, S. e., r. +. D.3
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Don't smoke mean cigars when you can get
Speeds Cincos for the same price.
Fountain syringes, hot water bottles, Ice
bags. in fact anything you want in the rubber
goods line can be had at the up-to.date phar.
macy OF G. A. Milford L. Co.
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Mr.. Monor L.. Rice Of Ninety Six and DIS
pretty daughter, were In town yesterday al
ternoun on their way to Due West. A better
man and truer friend than Mr.. Rice would be
hard to find.
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Dxuehse Bills Of Abbeville Candidates.

The law requires the candidates for county
officers to file an expense account giving an
i,emized statement Of their expenses during
the campaign. This account Is hled on the
day before the election. On the day folloW-
ing the election an account must be hleo
giving a statement Of expenses during cleo
ton day.
The following is the accounts which have
been filed with Captain Perrin, Clerk OF
Court, by the Abbeville County candidates.
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Save your fruit with Wheeler'R preserving
powder, the best on earth. Sold by G. A. Nil.
ford d Co. Phone l07.
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Every home with children should have a
box OF DR.. T%hornton's Easy-Teether in II. A
guaranteed remedy for all bowel and stom-
soh trouble In teething children. Is cents.
merchants; or Easy Teether Medicine Co.,
Hartwell, Ga.
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Mr.. James Pearson, OF Anderson, was IN
town yesterday, trying TO buy cotton. lie ID
reading a mighty good book.
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Will sIao stop at the following stations ano
take on and let off passengers-Phinney's'
mes,T oxaway. WEIGH.
j. r. Anderson, superintendent
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If you don't want your goods promptly
please do not phone ua, az promptness II
what we 20 by. G. A. Milford d Co.
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The State Of South Carolina.
APBEVILLE COUNTY.


Probate Capitalization for Letters OF Ad-
ministration.
By j. F. Miller, Eco, Judge OF Probate.
Whereas, Robt. s. Link has made suit ito
me, to grant him Letters OF Administration
OF the Estate and effects OF Samuel J. DON
aldson, late OF Abbeville County, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
| all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the said Samuel j. Donaldson deceased, that
they be and appear before me, In the Court OF
Probate, to be held at Abbeville G. a., on
| Wednesday. the 2pd Of September, 1908, after
publication hereof, at II O'Clock In the fore
noon, to show cause II any they have, why
the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal Of the Court.
this 18th day Of August. in the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and eight, and in the 1873 year Of Amer
l. lean Independence.
u Published on the 10Th day Of August. 1908,
In the Press aud Banner and on the Court
House door for the time required by law.
]. F. MILLER,
Judge OF Probate.
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DIR. ]. W. Wideman, OF Due West, was In
town yesterday.
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boarders Wanted.
Notice..

Observation-Disclosures boarders. See Mrs
J.. BrowD at the new Bradley house.
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DR.. Carwile was a pleasant visitor al IN
Press and Banner office yesterday.
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Mr.. Morse, DR.. Hunter and others are of for
Presbytery in Newberry.
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Foley's Orlpo Laxative Ia a new remedy, an
Improvement on the lsxstires OF forme'
. easant TO take. 1t is guaranteed. For sal.
BY C.. A. Milford Il Co.
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$500 Reward.

VIII be paid for proof TO convict any one
interfering With or damaging our Power
Lines. Savannah River Power Company.
ON H. A. Orr, President.
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DISCRIMINATING LADIES.
Enjoy Using Hcrpicidc ON Account of
Its Distincthcncss.

The ladies who have used New
bros Herpicide speak OF It in the high
est terms. for its quick erect in
rleansins the scalp OF dndrun nd
also for It's excellence as general
hair dressing. Il makes the scalp
feel fresh and Il allays that itching
which dandruff will cause. Newbro's
Herpicide effectively ours dndruff
as Il destroys the germ that causes
it, The same germ causes hair to
fall out, and later badness, in killing
IL, Herplcide stops falling hair and
prevents badness. II Is also an ideal
hair dressing. for It lends an aristo-
cratic charm TO the hair that Is quite
distinctive. Sold IVY leading drug
gists, Two sizes. soc. and 81 Send
Zoe In stamps for sample to The
Herplc.de Co. Detrit, Mich. w. b.
Mcpherson. Special Agent.
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of our city and make our citizens
more temperate, let the virtue of tenn
perance be proclaimed in the church
es. Above an, LETT II be enforced in
the family that parents, both by word
and example may inculcate in their
children the temporal and spiritual
blessings which spring from a life of
temperance and sobriety; and let
them impress upon their children the
terrible consequences of drunkenness.
I'VE might profitably learn les
son from the old cities of Europe,
which for 1900 years have been agi-
Eating this question. There is not a
single city in Great Britain, ireland
or on the continent which attempts to
prohibit by law the sale of liquor.
They have learned from a long exper-
fence that the best method of regu-
lating this article of commerce Is to
impose licenses to maintain good or
der for the protection of the citizen
and to punish the violators of the
law.
II therefore maintain that high IL
cense is the only solution of the prob
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Education in Kentucky
6 3 500 6, 500 $685. :,
Communicated by the Fedora
OF Women's Clubs.
3 {, 8 g & 6, So !. s,cs :, : 8, {. !.

The following facts should be of
Interest to all Kentuckians
The percentage Of nllteracy of our
total voting population Is 1S.S.
The rank OF Kentucky on this basis
IL IS.
The percentage Of lllitoracy of the
white voters il 1879.
The rank OF Kentucky on this basis
Is 80.
The percentage OF ipneracy Of ma
tive white voters OF native white par
entago is i5.5.
The Tank.oi Kentucky ON thts basis
Is 40.
There are thirty-oight counties in
Kentucky In which the percentage Of
illiterate white voters is % or more:
In eight OF these the percentage is
80 or more. and In three il Is 35.
In 1900 the whole number Of hit
crate white voters in Kentucky was
G5.517. a number at least twice the.
size OF the largest plurality in a state
election In recent years
Kentucky gives fewer days of
schooling 10 her children than any
STATE In the Union but one. Kentucky
gives 100 days OF schooling. while
the New England states give from
1873 TO 1913 20 theirs New York gives
~ DAYS. Pennsylvania tG1, Ohio.
100. Indiana 1873, Illinois 100, Mich
igan 1855, etc.
ed by each pupil enrolled in Ken
lucky is 900. while that of New Eng
land states ranges from 1O4 TO t42,
New York 1875. Pennsylvania 1872
Ohio l1S, Indiana 1874, Illinois lbs,
Michigan l2S.
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DR., Powell Says That Righteous Cause
Does Not Justify, Any Wrong Doing.

Louisville, Feb. 25.-ln his month
| ly sermon at Macauley's theater, de-
'livored TO 1000 people, Dr. L. l..
Powell, pastor of the First Christian
church, in speaking. of the Era of
Conscience in Politics and Business, -
paid attention 10 the depredations OF
the night riders in Kentucky in terms
condemnatory in the extreme. At the
moment when the interest in the dis
course was intense the speaker ex-
claimed:
IL wonder what Is the matter with
Kentucky | do not know whether
you have blushed because of the vari-
Gus shameless and outrageous pro-
coedlngs connected with the infam-
Gus night riders. !, know that the
crime is. sufficiently heinous to bring
the blush of shame to every true
patriotic American. The burning of
barns, the Chastising OF old men, the
cowardly mask, the blow In the dark.
the skulking behind any mask which
may conceal the ofrender-these
things are not adding to the security
of society, but they are destroying
the very bulwark of society.
u am going to say a thing which
almost am afraid to say. and yet !
am going TO shoot my arrow at a
venture" he continued. "If the So
ciety OF Equity. as It is called, cannot
stop this infamy, and If the whole
state OF Kentucky with its civil and
military authority cannot stop this
infamy, then the motto OF every man
should be. I will defend my own
citadel with the price OF my own llfe,'
and | do not think that more sacrih-
cial blood could be poured on the al
tar Of liberty.
Friends. Il Is Infamous. Suppose
these men have just ground for COM
plant and grievance. Suppose that
I'm every contention Of theirs only one
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THE TRUTH ABOUT KIDNEY
TROUBLE.
lAlhnmcn and Casfsl

People have been led to believe
that the strings and flecks in urinary
sediment mean dlslntegrating kidney
tissue totherwise known as casts) (,
and have been frightened into the be-
lief that this meant death.
As matter of fact casts can not be
seen with the naked eye. only through
high-power microscopes; and even
when found they are no longer evil
dence of absolutely incurable cases.
, In those cases in which the degen-
Grafton has not proceeded 20 far hut
what # healed the kidney can still
perform its functions the albumen and
casts respond as definitely to the re-
duction Of the inflammation by Full
tons Renal Compound as the other
symptoms, and the microscope will
show the casts to be less In number
week by week until the Inflammation
and albumen have completely sub
sided
II asked what percentage of kidney
cases that show casts have enough OF
Che kidneys Jeff for tine patient 70 re-
cover, we would say that the percent
age OF cases beyond recovery Is small
One OF the reasons for this belief
Is that there are very few records In
the Text Books Of cases I'm which the
autopsles disclosed the nearly com
plete dispersion OF the kidney. Such
are rare Then again. Fulton's Renal
Compound gets such a high percent
age OF recoveries in cases that show
casts and albumen that this also sus-
tains the above conclusion.
The high efficiency OF 81 per cent
heretofore established by this Com
pound was in line Of cases all of
which. so far as We know. were con
sidered chronic and ipcurable.
Literature mailed free.
JOHN J. FULTON CO.
Oakland. Cal
w. d Mcpherson Is our sole local
agent Ask for Bi-Monthly Bulletin
OF late recoverlos.
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the era OF conscience because of the
profound convictions.
There was a time when child la
Dor was given but little consideration
but II never was right. We did not
think of It in the past, but with new
facts as the result of investigation has
come conviction in regard to child
labor. Conscience says do right as
we see 1t today. In regard to politics
our convictions are more comprehen-
sive and more imperative than ever
before. This is the era of conscience
as respects politics. There has been
such, moral progress that the day of
the political boss is about over, be
cause the conscience of the American
people will not have it. We did not
fight to throw off the yoke of George
III. to have another lord it over us
more oppressively.
Political Boss Doom Sealed.
"The political boss has been swept
away because of different conception
of liberty. "A Nero could rule over a
nation of slaves, but not over a ma
ton of free men. When there Is bad
blood there comes a boil. but remove
the bad blood and the boil disappears.
When a community is free it will have
a man to lead, but they will not be
dominated over"
DR.. Powell said he had read few
days ago where II was stated there
were three great perils. He said the
black peril was the rule of the boss;
the yellow peril the rule Of ill-gotten
wealth. and the red peril the rule of
the demagogue. He said he believed
the black peril had ceased to exist, as
he did not think the election frauds
of 1895 would ever be repeated. He
said there had been marked moral
progress. and that the time was here
when men will be discountenanced
who possess ill-gotten gains. In al
luding to business, DR.. Powell said
legislation hostile to wealth was bigo-
try according to some philosopher,
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side exists, and that the right side
shall the justice of their cause be dis
graced by such infamies? Well the
fact that we feel that way about it is
pretty good proof that Kentucky has
a conscience, and | believe that the
time Is not far distant when this saw
agery shall be blotted from the fair
soil of our state.
Much Good in the Vikings.
Don't you know, / think there is
something splendid in the piracy and
criminal outrages of the old Vikings
of Scandinavia? They went out on
the seas and robbed and murdered
and plundered and burned, but that
was before Christianity came to Scan
dinavia. II was simply the spirit of
the animal who knows not the mean
ing of human life or the sacredness of
property or the significance of law.
but for men in this enlightened age
of the world. with the legislature pass
ing $200,0 for education, with the
new ideals that are springing up be
fore us with the dawn of every morn
ing. with the higher demand which is
made upon conscience in the moral
sense, for these men, whoever they
may be. to ilaunt their infamy in the
face of such progress and such ideals,
Is one of the inexplicable things in
connection with human nature.
MAY God Almighty help us to
which frequently try. mems souls
Let us pray to have higher concep-
tions of the right, and then when
conscience says do right, do it if the
heavens fall and your property goes
and everything but the captaincy of
your own soul"
Right Is Right-Man Changes.
In the oItset DR.. Powell said that
he meant by the era of conscience the
period when there was a more radi-
ant recognition of the right. a moral
awakening of nation, community
and individuals. He said he meant a
reproduction of the experience of the
prodigal son as described in the Bible
when It said that he had come TO-
He said that the function
of conscience was the same always
everywhere and under all conditions.
He said conscience does not usurpI
reason or judgment, but it is auto
matte and uniform and simply says
do right. He said We came to know
what is right as the moral idea is adj
vanced by education. Said he:
conscience always speaks on a.
level with the convictions of the indi-
community or nation. When
the convictions are law. conscience
says do right Right does not change
nor does conscience, but we change
Our convictions today are more splen-
did than in any other generation of
Our vision is clearer and
our convictions are higher as respects
God and government. Convictions OF
men vary from age to age, and this is
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INSPECT STREET
MIR. KATTERJOHN AND CITY EN-
GINEER GO TO JACKSON.
Will Study Composition From Tar and
Gravel Found Satisfactory
There.

Colonel William Kat;crjohn of the
board of public work and CITY Engi-
neer i. A. Washineton win go 10
Jackson, Tenn, Ma.ch e to investi-
gate the plan of maEine streets out
of composition of tar and gravel
used on streets of Jackson. The worl,
at Jackson was done under the super.
vision of government expert. who
will be there to explain the manner
of doing the work.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS VIEWS
ON THE LIQUOR QUESTION

From the Baltimore Sun.
Cardinal Gibbons was seen at The
archlepiscopal residence, North
Charles street, and was asked his opin
ion as 10 whether or not local optlon
should apply to Baltimore. He re-
Piled
Local option should under no cir
cumstances apply to this city. | re-
greet to be compelled to return to The
subject, but as citizen and a church.
man who loves his native city | am
profoundly impressed with the sense
of its temporal and moral welfare.
Liquor would be sold here quite
as abundantly under prohibition laws
as under well-regulated license. The
consequence will be that liquor will
be dispensed contrary to law instead
of being sold in accord with law.
Then, too. the city will be deprived of
a large revenue which is so much
needed for the government of this
community.
when law is fagrantly and hab-
itually violated it brings legislation
into contempt. 1t creates spirit of
deception and hypocrisy and compels
men to do insidiously and by stealth
What they would otherwise do openly
and above board.
"All good men-good cltizens-are
in favor of the virtue of temperance,
and | regret TO see that the moral
side of the question has not been suf-
fciently considered. You cannot leg
islate men by civil action into the
performance of good and righteous
deeds.
''If We are to improve the morality
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As soon as a woman becomes heart
less her case is hopeless.