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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-11-03
REHOBoTH RIPPLINGs
Mrs. r. A. Warsh Entertained
Missionary Society Beauti-
fully. Farmers Busy
Sowing grain
lWritten for last week

written for last week.
Rhehoboth, S. c., Oct. 95,. 1903
Our entire community was great
ly shocked and saddened at the
tragic death of Mr.. L. f. Dorm.
Not only will Parksville and the
surrounding community feel the
loss of this good, useful and chris.
tian-hearted citizen, but all Edge
field feels tn, ire parable loss. Mr..
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Was She Yours?

Buyley-Why, aeronauts tell us
that a woman's voice can be dis
tinctly heard at an altitude of
$500 yards.
Trimble-Great Caesar! 1t must
have been my wife!-New York
Times.
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School Governess-Why, Nera,
your essey is copied word for word
from Macaulay.
Vera-Well, l thought / could
not do a better one myself.-Punch
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JOHNSTON LETTER.
Death of Mrs, Crawford, Flower
Show November 9Th. Mar
riage of Mr.. Jerald La
Grone.

SASAHSs
Miss Hassie Smith, of Florida, is
spending this month here with her.
cousin, Miss Rose LaGrone.
Miss Emmie Wright, of Colum-
bia College, was called home on
Thursday on account of theserious.
illness Of her father, Mr.. Wallace
Wright.
Mr.. Ed Penn, of Johnston, who
with his family moved to Bates;
burg recently and opened up a hotel,
suffered from a severe loss byffre
On Saturday night. The dwelling
and all contents were burned there
being no insurance.
Mesdames M. L. Turner End
Chas. F. Pechman attended the
Flower show at Ridge on Saturday
and were two of the four judges for
the flowers.
Nlrs:..J. c. Maca, of Marion, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. 7. r.
Hoyt.
Mrs. NJ. t. siftley, of orang-
ourg, arrived this week to spend
some time at the home of her moth
..r, Mrs. Emma Mobley.
Mrs. Elizabeth Crawford, died at
The homa.of her daughter, Mrs.
Culbreath Grice, at Wards, on Fri
Icy last, ard was buried at Mt.
Enon the, next afternoon. Mrs.
Crawford was visiting her daughter,
and while there was taken i'll, and
was never able to be carried to her
home. She was the mother of Mrs.
J. G. Haltivanger, of this place.
At the last meeting of the Mary
Ann Buie chapter, D. of c., the
followine delegates were elected to
attend the state convention, D.of
c., to be held in Newberry, No
vember soth to December End: Miss
Clara Sawyer and Mrs. Peter Epes;
alternates, Miss Zena Payne and
Mrs. George Landrum.
The flower show under the, auspi-
ces of the d. of c., will be held here
November 9th, in one Of the vacant
stores on Main street. Mr.. Balk, of
Augusta, will be the judge, the
doors opening to the public at ;l21.
o'clock. An excellent dinner and
oysters will be served: dinner 80
cents, eys.ers, 20 cents. The list of {
premiums offered is a splendid one
Miss Hattie Toney is visiting
friend Id ssprii ~ n
:' sun tss IS
was the guest Sns lssstsz Z
On saeconnS1Is suIio siuee eetilg
at;Rocky Greek, there was no ser D
vice at the Baptist church ON Sun
day morning, SO the regular time
for service was given OYER to the
celebration of the Cradle Roll de
partment of the Sunday school. The
songs and recitation by the little
tots were done wonderfully well.
There are about 80 on the roll now,
several promotion cards having been
given out.
Mrs. McElhenney has returned to
her home in Ellenton, after a
months visit to her sister, Mrs. L.
B. Asbell.
Cards have been received here by
friends announcing the coming mar
riage of Mr.. David Jerald LaGrone
and Miss Alma Louise Willing,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Willing, of Darlington. The happy
event will take place on the evening
of Wednesday, November 1Oth,a
the First Baptist church, at $3.50
o'clock, and will be quite brilliant
affair.
The many friends of Mrs. Fran
ces Wright are grieved over her
illness, which ia of a serious nature.
On last Friday she was stricken
with paralysis, and at this writing
there seems to be no change in her
condition.
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through cooperative buying, he
stated that he has been able to save
several dollars per ton on nitrate of
soda by having his neighbors COM
bine their orders. He has forty
tons of nitrate Of soda ordered to
be shipped from t'ha:eston in March.
Senator Tillman defended Glenn
son, taking issle with Mr.. Lever
for certain statements the latter
made concerning this institution.
The great difficulty at Clemson, said
Senator Tillman, is finding the light
man to place at the head of the col
lege. "A man who can successfully
conduct the literary department. may
beAtotally incapacitated for properly
managing the agricultural or me
chanical departments. There are
really four colleges in one and VIII; t
may be termed a combination man
IS needed for the head of the insti-
tution..>
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promoters enterprise. Iet
seyeryboda.. Z .ldlmake;the Gonn--
stg Fair: Of 10 ll a greater snccesg..
y ssThe crowd ca eIoadi dition of our col
INNS ma sses it imp pie TO write of
ar at lang tllis week
IS We're y awarded the
sblHe ribbon I'd receiFea the cash
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IFlytitOutn 1tOSfhcts> = u
LG Quarles, haired Plymouth
Rocks, Jersey cows.
r G Shannonhouse, three pre-
miums on white Plymouth Rocks. &
DE- c E Burts, white. Leghorns.
g R Rhodes, two premiums on
black game.
DR. RIA Marsh, four premiums
Buff Orpingtons.
JH P Roper, four premiums
Rhode Island Reds. -
J r Tompkins, Rhode Island
Reds.
GIN Dobson, Perkin ducks.
DR. J G Edwards, common ducks.
r. S Anderson, two premiums on
pigeons.
A b Covar, jersey bull
~ William Landrumsr grade bull.
J 3 Tompkins. Red Pole bull,
heifer, pen of ewes.
,Cantelou & Carmichael, flour pre-
miums on Angora goats.
l. Finesttwelve cut blooms: Mrs.
Abner Broadwater-Box soap given
by May G. Prescott.
Second best: Mrs. M. Kate Minis
An alarm clock by w. L. Duno-
want.
Q Best. five white: Mrs. Abner
Broadwater-50 pounds of Iris
flour by May & Prescott.
Second best: Mrs. T. j. Hunter
Silk muffler by w. A. Hart.
8 Finest collection of pink: Mrs.
Abner Broadwater- of clotl.
by Beaver Dam Mills.
Second best: Mrs. J. n. Allon-
Salad bowl by B. E. Nicholson.
4 Finest collection of yellow:
Mrs. M. Kate NIims--Lady's hand
bag by w. H. Turner.
Second best: Mrs. Abner Broad
water-Pair of lace curtains by ],
Rubenstein.
5 Finest collection of red: Mrs.
Abner Broadwater Carving set by
Lynch Drug Store.
6 Greatest number of fine blooms
on one stalk: Mrs. A. s. Tompkins-
Toilet set by w. w. Adams & Co.
Second best: Mrs. Abner Broad
water-Piece of china BY A. S.
Tompkins.
Z Finest single white: Mrs. Alb
ner Broadwater-Lamp by Penn &
Holstein.
Second best: Mrs. NJ. Kate
Mims-50 pounds of Moore's Best
-four by Edgefeld Mercantile Co.
8 Finest single yellow: Mrs. Alb
ner Broadwater-Pair Red Cross
shoes by Rives Bros.
Second best: Mrs. NJ. Kate Minis
so pounds of Moore's Best Hour by
the Edgefeld Mercantile Company
8 Finest single red: Mrs. :Abne
Broadwater- -Swift's Premium han
by 81. Fl. Sanders.
1O:- Finest single pink: Mrs. T
J. Hunter-Kodak by G. F. Minis
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red ,,ehr,ev S q tsiii,. an; Scbil; 81 sauce.
NJ & }l,,eaf Ham comb honey
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nfoss
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Senator B. R. Tiilman.

The next and last speaker of the
occasion was senator B. r. TiIlman
who, was presented by Capt. Evans
He said it had been nineteen years
SINCE the people had called him from
his farm to be governor of South
. Carolina, and after electing him two
terms sent him to the United States
senate. Has been serving the people
nearly a score of years, and will new
ger be able to repay them for the hon
ofs lleaped upon him.
Senator Tillman said he thought
twelve months ago that he would
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his embrace. :
He next comm ended ele people
IN 6 up ard ma king such a
success Of the Count Fair, a move
mont which will bring lasting beneS
fit to the count at lare He said
he Had not onll!! seen Ianch fine
sseek at tie Fair but sliatl met many
sid friends .&b ON he not seeli
id some time.
Ssnate & ilinan also 1srged ceatsps
erafi on on the part Of he ffarRas
Said be is read tp ioi 3 aea;'s'
Of The W aW ssiss
% ON VIII nqt
ing d less apge
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-14
Collector Is Noted
For His Hospitality


r0 MS n0sptAV Of the protected cruiser St Louis for the
remembered by the
officials this for the embarrassment his wholesale hospitality
passenger
He his making friends, and
each found he extended invitation him
ashore the Golden Gate when the ship reached San Fran
AS this avoiding the usual delay by the OF
friends.
o hours delay 10
When Chief Boarding Officer Charles climbed the Korea
Sackable o himself.
would like said Stackable,
Could for me?"
Stephens surely could
And l take few friends with me?"
Y that replied Stephens "IH
friends
to avoid delay and attracting much attention
Stackabe the 10 aeyway
waiting passengers. On every hand could be heard
Go and seen Stackab He'll hx for you. too
Ready Mr. Stackabe friends together said Stephens
Stackablet
called
boarding Golden him
the liner alongside the wharf Stephens
explaining their inability responsibility
collectors mpusive hospitality
Yes said Stephens yesterday eve remember Mr. Sckable WELL
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-14
he Insi1er
Made a Brave Fight
to Clean Windy City

according there women than tne @
president OF the United Ss
who made strong hght for %
the When nrst Vso
Jane Addams on every Up ana
Hull house ana Us
Miss Addms As one old cnap
IF there I'll hev Po IN
bun that's Tor woman
approved of Addams because she had such moderate
fanatic not abd IN any way e
modes better the city and practical 30 ~
made bid for the contract to
She failed this but made
noble make Chicago a city
fault but those who would not
efforts
of Miss Adams character
we'll An Italian moved to the Windy City
established himself family rnous wooden
He had been carver OF those wooden hsures
pddled by Italians The wooden
started and covered
discovered the nuta
Immediately As
children the road, the midst of their small pile OF furniture Mss
summoned BY Of the children
Miss Addams entered the house
agent examining the wall carvings that they
Of make this plain to the
family Then Miss Adams secured
could his talent She
like that and though she longer actively
still her the OF T. al least
n Chicago
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-14
ANSWERS TO QUERIES -.

former Empress Eugene. Farnborough
Hill. England; Wilhelmina. The Hague
MouRNING-F. S. R., City. How long
should husband or wife mourning after
the death OF the or the other? How Iong
should children wear mourning for a parents
Those who wish to conform to the
old style OF mourning wear IL for
year, but in recent years the outward
show Of mourning Is discarded II be-
ing the belief that no one mas the right
to thrust the emblems OF individual
sorrow upon the gaze OF every one he
knows. but that sorrow should be in
the heart and mind
EAiBLESIS-F. C.: City. When did the fed
eral authorities declare Il unlawful 10 use the
American eagle OF the emblem OF the United
States sfor trademark purposes?
BY the act OF congress. February 90.
1905. it is made unlawful to use for
such purpose anything that consists OF
or comprises the flag or coat OF arms
OF the United States or any stimulation
thereof, or OF any municipality or Of
any foreign nation
REVENUE CUTTER sERvTCE-subscribe
PalO, Alto. Cal. To whom shan I apply FOR m,
formation on the subject of entering ire Tnifo,l
states revenue cutter service, Is Il necessary
70 nave political influenced
Appointments are made after com
petitive examination OF the applicants.
who must be not less than 21 nor more
than 26 years or age. Write to the
revenue cutter service, Washington,
D. c..
r,ni!ssI M!UsIcIAN-H. % NJ H.. City. II a person has
proficient muslcianl e~''''
Just as long as it win take the
student to learn all that there is 10 he
learned in the particular chosen line.
There IS no set time in which one may
become prohcient musician.
barrels blued7 sun
A little nitric acid is applied and it
is allowed to eat into the metal a
ht1le; the latter viii then be covered
with hlm-o oxide The barrel is then
cleaned. oiled and FURNISHED.
CARTooNIsT-A. s. City. AS there
mas never been a meeting OF the news
paper editors for the purpose OF dis
cussing the ability OF the party YOU
name, as q cartoonist and illustrator.
II Is impossible to state what the gen
eral opinion IS as to him.
wATER-N n. Oakland. Cal How much
Is raining on Mount Shasta9
Just enough to drown the smart In
tion.
STEWARDESs-M NJ. San Jose. Cal.
where shall apply for a position as stew
ardess on any OF the steamerss
you may select.
CARNEGIE INSTITUTE. Palo Alto. Cal
Is there any Representatives In San Francfscc ~
the Carnegie instituted
Yes. Judge W. W Morrow.
FOR NAPLES. s. " Los Angeles Cal
" nen did the steamer Martha washington which
sallea from New York June %. reach NaDlesf
During the FIRST week IN july
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-14

MARU-A. City What is the meaning Of the
Japanese word ''maru," used In connection with
vessels7
1t is a special suffix always attached
to the names of ships of the merchant
marine Basil Hall Chamberlain, emer-
titus professor of Japanese and phil
ology in the imperial university OF
Tokyo, was once asked the same ques-
tion, and his reply was: TT is often
asked What does the word maru. in
the names of ships as Tokyo Maru, etc,
meanT The origin of the term is OBJ
scure. The word 'maru' means round
but how came ships by so inappro-
pirate a name? The first thing to note
is that in former times ships had not
the monopoly of the name maru. Musi-
cal instruments of various kinds, pieces
of armor, dogs, hawks and the con-
centric sections of castles were also
called maru. The probability is that
two distinct words, 'maru' and marc
have flowed into one and so got con-
fused. To name the concentrfc sections
of castlesmaru (round) was but natu-
raj. The word marc, on the other hand,
is an archaic term Of endearment,
hence It's use In such proper names
as Tamura marc, a great general who
subdued the Amos; Abe-No-Naka marc,
an eminent scholar of the eighth CEN
tury. Oxina marc, a favorite dog of the
emperor lCn1JOs ana OlucES- " Wucn the
ancient word marc ceased to be under
stood, it would easily slide into maru
by the al1iteration of the final vowels,
and being particularly apt to in
terchange in the Japanese language.
Maru is applied to merchant vessels
only. War vessels take kan instead.
as Maya Kan, Asama Kan, etc. Kan
was originally Chinese, word mean
ing war vessel. 1t is now pronounced
l.. II, n6 fc ar
there in the same sense"
CONTEsTS-B. F. S., Eureka, Cal. How
are contests for lands in Idaho and Montana
present at the time ofthecontest.
The United States land office in Eu-
reka ought to be able to give you that
information. This department has not
the rules governing such matters, but
as the same rules govern in each land
district the office named can enlighten
you
DOUBLE wEDDING-A.. Petaluma. Cal. In
a double wedding in church is each couple mar
ried separately?
When asked this question Rev. H. s.
Wilkinson, pastor of the Howard street
Methodist Episcopal church. said: The
rule is that each couple is given the
vow separately and the rest of the
service Jointly"
MARRIAGE-M. NJ, City. Have Just been
granted an interlocutory divorce. Can I 90
out on the high seas and be legally married be.
fore the final decree is granted
You can not. A person is not di-
vorced in this state until the final de-
cree is entered. and any one marrvfng
before such a decree is entered COM
mits bigamy.
ADDRESSES. G.. City. The ad-
dresses of the various persons asked
for are Philip Sousa, Arbor Court
building, New York city. William
Keith, Berkeley. Cal; Florence Night
ingale. Park Lane. W.. London. Eng:
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-14
They Know Their
Ma aSfer'S Voice

HE corporation lawyers who make attending
national conventions like that irrigation session
at Spokane are eager in defense of Secretary Banger The
secretary OF the interior unfortunate
OF such men is more damaging than their enmity.
not without meaning that expensive corporation lawyers
at the Spokane and the Chronicle this city fly the
defense OF Banger We all know what that and does
not help Ballngers
What do these corporation lawyers and their employers want
They make those Bal
linger accused of permitting They want word get
public property without being compelled pay price Banger
accused OF opening the for this form of public pundr and
the corporations Immediately hasten to his defense.
1t has been settled policy with corporations interested
exploiting the national stuff like that
Spokane with lawyers and other work
public sentiment favor of these plans Frank Short of Fresno
has been prominent such gatherings He Spokane
ohn + irish used to be active in the field of usefulness to
these corporations The national irrigation that
held in San Francisco dozen years ago stuffed with
ton lawyers and handy The business then infancy
and the nature OF the employment of these well
understood by the public it has since become
is therefore significant fact when these gentry
Tying to the support of Secretary Banger known by
the company he keeps and Banger friends do
hdence Blanche Tray and Sweetheart the whole corporation pack
barking the heels of Clifford Pncho awning Bal
lnger. They know their
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-14
Filcher S
I0f Himself

Wholly The CALL hostility Fllcher
by other that public being wasted
dscreditabe under Commissioner Fichers direction.
In further Fher blame the public printer for
OF the egriou the report for instance the
statement that Alameda county apples sold for $0 pound
Unfortunately for Fichrs similar found all
through the list of Alameda county products and report
and the OF the OF 1906 1t simply
exhibition of slipshod azness the of Ficher.
But F1lchers complete with this Having
sought with what have noted shoulder the blame
Mr. Jennings and the printer he seeks shelter him
self behind the stascan who the real parties
fault and guilty OF the bunde that make his report ridiculous
This is neither less than confession of
potency the of Fcher If he incapable of detecting
county reports like that concerned with the prices OF
Alameda products and the statistics of daryng exposed
these columns he is unfit for his job and ought be removed
summar Fcher has been feeding the public crib for dozen
and this the he BY his
he is lazy and We offer the public
his unconscious apprasement of himself and his work
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-14

He Financial Chronicle which speaks for Wall
courses soemnly, if learnedy concerning duty
wheat, which, a prime necessary of lfe should
- once be eliminated. The Chronicles reason
One Form ing would be valid if the tax were operative
OF m anf % G It f. Ts mefs .en s4d m s D161 rnne handed
arff FIlInbue There discussion of the
l---O subject OF the impots agricultural products,
these inordinate have been main
long that doubt know how high
paying OF just think of taxing such
four and half bushels Of Wheat to make barrel of aour this is
United find that much added the their supplies
All Of which simple unaduterated boh The farmer
takes benefit whatever from the duty price
of his product is fixed by the Liverpool mare-that
OF the surplus available export The duty course
effect foreign prices and has home prices
wheat imported was made
to hubug the farmer into believing that he getting
Of the plumber.
To be sure Financial knows all this and the
object merely drag red herring the TRAIL appears
from It's conclusions thus:
have been the subject part
have hollow sound 60 lone - & hiI +e ~ tS lol m consume
food are permitted to remain the books
The purpose, course attention from pro-
poas to lower duties that really operative increase prices
OF the necessaries of life
In this relation interesting story political intrigue comes
from the northwest Senator Adrich is represented by the
Minneapolis Journal having support of Senator
McCumber OF North Dakota member OF committee
10y promise OF higher duties wheat The Journal
Once the securely Gagged he
the standp policy He
revision the tariff earnestly desired By the peop qGPR Of N
Dakota as well as by the people OF the entire northwest had been
traded of for bunch of brass rings and glass beads
Then committee and wiped out altogether
the increase OF the duty that had been promised the bege-
of the North Dakotan.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-14

hostility of Rufus ?. Jennings of the promo
ton committee whom Filcher charges with
writing or inspiring the article. Mr. Filcher
may be reassured on this point. Mr.. Jennings
never saw or heard of the exposure until it
was published. The responsibility belongs
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-14
The interior
Press on
Calhoun

perfectly press
of the For instance the Stockton it in this wise
The Chronicle boldly the day
Francisco tired of them San Francisco ndeed
of California
that dgraced by the miscarriage of
verdict of
gced when the Calhoun disagreed when
to
the to have the Calhoun transferred
public cowardly
wealth been anv
Choun
guilty
found him guilty trial
The reasoning is conclusive for honest
becomes complete Dareie de Young and
the kept taking the other side enough to know
what that wants There honest
of any of its component elements
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-14
How Cannon
Furnishes
His Enemies

the absolute power of the speaker.
The sufferers by this arbitrary power the graft
heaon OF personal malice Fowler of New Jersey Gardner
Massachusetts, and Cooper of Wisconsin They lost the
chamanshps OF committees shon of
power beyond that exercised by Apart
aspects of this shabby little exhibition private malice
public cost the matter has another bearing general significance
Fowler chairman OF the committee currency is an
in this field He replaced by Vreeand
pale shadow of Aldch The called currency
slated the leading for consideration by the coming
regular OF congress- Adrch understood engaged
planning the and Vreand will be expected carry
his orders the house The country should what sort
Of reform" to expect from Adrich.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-14
DepositOrs Are
Entitled TO
Consideration

He asks order OF court to begin distribution funds
realized liquidation Of hands
s9O0OO0 which would pay per dividend
o depositors.
organized proposition and business epostors the
court to give postponeent distribution for two
months time they hope be able plans
reorganization will command confidence They certainly
entitled to that concession years the failure and
result from this delay pre-
TERED by responsible people.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-14

a Dad business. 4 striking example OF this
despairing state of mind is found in an article
written by H. Stolypin, brother OF the Russian
premier, and printed by the Novoe Vremya
of St. Petersburg. This is the way he char
acterizes the duma