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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1909-10-13
State of South Carolina,
County of Abbeville. ;

county OF A~ODeVllle.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Lucy J. Mars, Plaintiff. against R. R..
Tolbert, Jr., William Fl. Moore,
James G. Moore, Rosa1ie A. Sulli-
van, Mollie Moore, William E.
Moore, Rosalie A. Moore, Mary V.
Haley, Rosalie Hininger, Defend
ants.-SummOns.
To the Defendants, William E. Moore,
Mary v. Haley, and Rosalie Hin
ingera
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the complaint in this
action, of which a copy is herewith
served upon you, and to serve a copy
CT your answer to the said complaint
on the subscribers at his office in Alb
beville, S. G., within twenty days, af-
ter such service, exclusive Of the day
of service; and if you fail to answer
the complaint within the time afore-
said, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for relief demanded
in the complaint.
J. Moore Mars,
Grier & Park,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Sept. q, 1909.
TO the Defendants, William E. Moore,
Mary V. Haley, and Rosalie Hin
niger: u
Take Notice, that the complaint in
this action, together with the sum-
mons of which the foregoing is a copy
was filed in the tffice of the Clerk Of
Court of Common Pleas for Abbeviile
County, Sale of South Carolina, on
the 2lst day of Sept, 1909.
j.: Moore Mars,
Grier & Park.
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C.. Il. Kruger, The Jcweler. 1860 Virginia
Ave-, Indianapolis lad. writes: Il Was SC
weak from k idUrv tTuub. e iEai could hardly
walk Ii hundred feet. Four bottle of Fo!ey's
Kidney Remedy cleared my complexion
cured my ba cknche ana the irregUlariiies
disappeared, Gud | can now attend 10 bust.
ness every day and recommend FO'ey's Id.
ney ltcmrdy 10 Sill 81 ~fl-rers, rs II cured me
ALTER thu doctors and other remedies lad
failed" &. 4. Milford Il Co.
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Wanted.

Success Magazine wants an energetic and
re>pnusible man or woman in Abbeville TO
cole eel for renewals and solicit new subsCrip-
lions during toll or spare lime. Experience
unnecessary. Any one can stnit among
friends and ncqunintances End build up Il
paying and permanent business without cap
ital. Conir'"tr outfit and instructions free.
Addres-, 'NuN." Success Magazine. Room
lO3, Success Magazine Building, New York
Guy, n. Y. 81
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Foley's Honey & Tar clears the air pas
sages, stops the irritation in the throat,
soothes the inilamed membranes, and the
most obstinate cough diGr ppegrs. Sore and
in1amed lungs are healed and strengthened.
and the cold Is expelled rom The system. Re-
fuse any bn, The genuine in the } elbow pack
age. c. Milford d Co.
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Bows! Girls! Columbia Bicycle fref I Great
est offer out. Get you friends To subscribe to
our magazine Epd We viii make you A pres
ent OF IL $40 co Columbia BIcy clt-ihe best
made. AK for particulars. free outfit, and
circular telling "How 10 Start" Address,
1.-The b cycit Man" - II East 22l Street, New
York City, n. Y.
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DR.. A. ]. Speer in Town..

DR.. A. j. Speer, of L~owndesville was in
AbbeviIle Monday on business. DR.. Speer
looks as erect and vigorous as when a
young man, though for many years he
has ministered to the physical infirmities
of people of this county.
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Mr.. + q Fritz. One0nta. N. V. write. "My
iit'le gIl was g'etily benefited hy taking
Foles's UTiEo Laxative. ard | think IL is the
besi rrpjtd1 Tor 90 n iiraiiOn ard liver trOu-
pie" Folev'S Orino Laxative is mild, pleas
ant and effective, and cures hAbitual consti-
patton. e. a. Milford & Co.
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The Bedrock of Success

The Bed-ltOck OF SUCCESS
lies in u keen, clear brain, backed by
indomitable will and resistless energy.
Such power comes from the splendid
health that DR.. Kings New Life Pills
imparI. They v~italize every organ and
build up brain and body. j. A. Har-
mon, Lizcmore, ". IVA, writes "They
are the best pills l eve used" 25:. al
drug store.
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Schedule for Due West Railway.

Morning train leaves Dre West at 1880
Evening train lea yes Due West Of 4:i0. These
trains meet the morning and evening tra lns
on the Southern al DoDaIds.
Passengers can go out from Due West on
the evening freight train which leaves Due
West at two o'clock.
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GIcnn'S Locals.

Glcnn's Locals.
Seed barley, rs and turnlp seed al Glenn's.
Grass blades, hay forks and cotton scales at
Glenn's.
price baskets at Glenn's.
Asphalt roofing and paint, the beat and
cheapest roofing ON the market, at Glenn's.
Flower and fern pots, all sizes, at Glenn's.
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VIII also stop at tho following stations and
lake on and let of OVERWHELMINGLY,
James, ToXaway, WEIGH.
}. h. ALGtrson, Superintendent
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Trl-weekly Palace Car Line between Au-
gntta and Asheville. Trains Nos. l ard 2
leave Augusta Tuesdays. Thursdays end Sat-
fridays. Lesve Asheville Mondays. Wednek-
days and Fridays.
Note-Tbe above arrivals and departures, as
we'll ~ com eciinns with OF er com panies, are
Gi"rn rs information. and are not guaran.
ted.
Ernest Williams, G.. p. Agt Augusta, Ga.
X. A. Brand. Traffic Manager.
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Put up your winter clothes aud blanket
with cedar and lavendar fakes. Much better
rtan camphor balla. For sale at Milford
hug store. Phone l07.
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Land for Sale,
One Hundred and Two and One
Half Acres.

within less than two miles of the in
corporate limits of Ahbeville. One
five room house in good condition, Il
large roomy barn, two additional tell
ant houses, good well ana spring,
splendid pasture.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash ana
balance or time.
Apply to 3. A. Graves
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For Sale.

One of incest cottages on ,Wardlaw
street. Large roomy lot, conveniently ar
ranged house, electric lights, large gar
E. McDavid.
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MONTHLY STATEMENT

of the Abbeville County Dispensary
for month of September, 1909. Dis
pensary, Abbeville, at Abbeville, sc
Total invoice including stock
on hand first day of month $26 2 %
Receipts LOW oo
Expenditures 2S5 90
Rreakage 80 90
Liabilities ........ 1878 Is
State of South Carolina,
Abbeville County.
Personally appeared PA. Cheatham,
w. F. Nickles and II. j. Price, mem
bers of the Abbeville County Dispen-
sary Board, who being each duly and
severally sworn, deposes and says that
the foregoing statement is true and
correct.
P. A. Cheatham,
w. f. Nickles,
II. J. Price.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day of October, 1909.
A. B. Cheatham,
Notary Public.
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A SaIesdaY Dinner.

The ladies of the Associate Reformed
Xresboterian church will serxe dinners on
Salesday in November. A tirst-class menu
has been arranged and they extend an in
v~itation to everyone to visit their cafe that
day. The following menu will be served:
OYSTERS
Raw Stewed Fried
Pickle
Turkey Dressing Rice
MacarOni
Potato Salad
Celery Cranberries
Gipsy-Cake
Coffee Crackers Bread
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Fall colds ere quickly trItd ~ Fol,y's
Honey erd 1Gr, ibe great thlcatIrd nrg
i'm tdy. The genuine conlBics NO hsinNl
dup, CA. Miliold d Co.
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For the best -four see the Rosenberg Mer-
camille Co.
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Blue Ridge Railway Co.
Effective June G., 1909.

No. IL No. 10 No.. 8
B E%astbound. Daily Daily Daily
Ely Sim
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See the Rosenberg Mercantile Co. for bag
ging and Ties
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SeabOard Schedule,

No. SO due r. 81 p. m. Scuthtoupd pesiibule
No - due l2.a5 T. N. Nor'htourd local.
No 81 DIE SIG T.. N. Southbopnd i cal.
No. 80 due 4.l5 +. m. NoribboUpd vestibule.
No. 81 due 2S9 a m. Southbound night train
No. 80 due 2.43 a. No. Northbound night tran
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
LAY CHURCHMEN
IN SESSION HERE
Delaware Conference Workers
to Transact Important
Business

The annual conference OF the Lay Mem
hers Association Of tho Delaware Con-
ference began this morning i'm Ezion NJ.
E. Church, Ninth and French streets.
and will continue this evening.
Fifty delegates from Pennsylvania
New Jersey and Delaware arc attending
tho conference. This morning was de-
voted to routine business. S. II. Hodges,
of Philadelphia, president presided. and
Mrs T. W Brown. of Camden, n. j.,
acted for Herbert S Wilson. secretary.
who was not present A brief meeting
of the executive committee. Of which S.
c. Thomas. Of Chester, is chairman, was
held, after which adjournment was taken
for luncheon, the visitors being enter
tained at the homes Of local members.
This afternoons session viii begin at
O'Clock. An address of welcome will
be made by Mrs NJ. e. Jackson and the
response will be made by Solomon Hous-
ton. other addresses will be made by
DIR. s. p. Maioney and James a.
Snowden.
AT this evenings session there will be
reports by committees and addresses by
Professor S. c. Thomas. stephen H. Long
and s. II. Hodges.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
HOMECOMING
DAY ADVOCATED
Suggestion For Firemen's S
Parade And Day at
County Fair

Since the announcement made ia
THE EVENING JOURNAL yesterday
that no arrangements had been made
for a homecoming day celebration
this year. much interest has been
aroused. and many persons to-day
suggested that steps be taken at once
for a big home coming celebration in
Wilmington.
Suggestions have been made that
during the New Castle county fair.
from September / to 3, IL would be
most appropriate for homecoming
celebration. one active fireman sug-
gested that a review OF the police and
fire departments be arranged in con-
nection with a Firemen's Day at the
fair.
He pointed out that four companies
will go to Reading on Labor Day and
believed that Il the city would act or
il subscriptions should be taken 20
provide bands for the fire companies.
all the fire companies OF the city would
turn out in a big parade and later
would proceed to the fair for a fire
mems celebration there.
In all probability some action will
be taken for a big home coming day
and fircmen's review. The success oi
( the last homecoming celebration wa'
marked aud the firemen are not alon'
in their heliof that the ubservsnc
could be continued with profit an,
/ pleasure.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
SWEDEN IN GRIP
OF BIG STRIKE
Effort Making to tie up Com
pIeteIy all Industrial
Operations

STOCKHOLM. Aug. 5.-swcden began
70 feel the paralyzlng grip Of the strike
today when the Sailors Union joined the
strike. Already shipping is seriously af-
fected and by tonight when every mem
ber OF tho union viii practically be out
a complete tie-up will result.
Another alarming feature developed TO-
day in the decision OF tho strike com
mittee 70 call out all printers and rail-
road employees. Tho railway men had
previously decided not to strike and IL
is not known what response they win
make 10 the committees demands.
The printers win undoubtedly obey the
orders and all newspapers will have 10
suspend. Traffic is al a standsti> IN tho
city. as but few street cars aud cabs are
summing. the employees In both lines hav-
ing Joined the strike.
Thccr IS every indication today that
the strike committee win succeed In its
endeavor to make the strike general and
within the next forty-eight hours il is
feared that an the great industries and
activities Of the city will be suspended.
Additional troops arrived here today
The government says it has enough
skilled mechanics in tho army to run the
trains street cars. telegraph and tele.
phone and telegraph stations and all 9th.
or public utilities
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
D0LLIVER ON
THE TARIFF
Iowa Republican Senator
Says he Will Vote Against
Conference Report

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 5-Thc confer
ence report on the urgent deficiency
appropriation bill which was adopted
by the House yesterday passed the
Senate to-day without debate The
bill now goes to the President for his
approval.
Senator Flint Of California. a mem
ber Of the finance committee, opened
the final day of the tariff rebate with
an explanation Of the schedules on
clothing In the effort to prove that
there had been no increases and some
decreases I'm the articles of wear useI
by the average man and woman.
snator Dolliver. Of Iowa. one Of he
leading progressive Republicans, then
announced his intention of voting
against the conference report II 81
was a mere controversy, he said, as
TO rates which had been compromised
in some way. Il would have been pos
sible for him to acquiesco IN tho re-
port. But the measure contained
burdens which the people he represents
ought not TO be compelled 10 bear.
He complained of the lack OF gonet
osity and good win which had char
acterized the tariff debate. and said
that the efforts of himself and other
Republicans to secure lower rates of
duties on some things had met with
sneors. ridicule, accusations and dis
paragomonts. He had been accused
Of trying 10 break down the protec-
tive tariff system. But. he said. his
efforts TO change the schedules had
been the efforts of protectionist
standing on the platform Of his party.
lie had been charged with holding inn
porters' briefs to attack the protective
system. This he emphatically denied.
Dolliver said that he could not sup
port the bill because. he did not like
the methods by which it had been pre-
pared. Il have seen a spectacle In
: this debate" he said. ." which has dis
couraged my heart-a spectacle where
I Senators have had TO barter with the
men inside for the protection necessary
for their own industries"
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
ACTED SUSPICIOUSLY
ABOUT CANDY STAND

John Dundon and Henry Arthur were
found acting suspiciously and tsmpering
with candy stant at Third and King
streets. last night and as result they
faced charge OF drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct in City Court this morr.-
ing. Each was fined so and costs Arthur
is alleged to be a deserter from tho navy,
and the naval authorities viii be noti-
fed.
Abraham Rittenhouse. boy. charged
with corner lounging was fined s. and
costs. The complainant was Mollo
Worwitz. who declared that Rittenhouse
had defaced a stand in front of her store
nj Linden and Franklin streets.
Isaac Brown. charged With non-sup-
port, waived hearing. sad was held un
der $500 bail for the upper court. This
hearing OF William c. Seidle on the same
charge was continued until tomorrow on
request OF his attorney. j. Frank Ball
The hearing Of James Guggan. charged
with disorderly conduct was continued
until tomorrow. Gilbert Jones. colored
was held under $500 bail for the upper
court on the charge Of the larceny o.
household furniture belonging TO Loui,
spencer. Jones' defense was that he sold
the furniture for back rent.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
ONE DEAD In
A PHILA. FIRE
-Four Others Imprisoned by a
Wall Of Flame Are
Injured

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 5.-One
woman is dead, man Is dying and
three others are seriously injured as
a result of a fire early today which de-
stroyed the home Of Thomas Marney,
at Front street and Lehigh avenue, IN
which the five members OF the family
were imprisoned by walls of flame.
Tho dead woman is Mrs. James
Henslor, 20 years old mother OF
Thomas Marney who in a struggle foi
escape was over come by snroke. fell
down the stairs and was killed.
The dying man Is Thomas Marncy
who jumped from third story window
sustaining a fractured skull and con.
tusions
Mrs. Marncy and her two children
Thomas. Jr., l6 years old and Jennie
aged "A. are In a prostrated condition
as the result Of their battle with tn
flames and smoke with burns and con
tuslons which physicians fear ma.
prove fatal.
The building was entirely guttod.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
CHANGERS HAVE
A FIELD DAY

Delaware Grange, Of Newport, is hav-
ing its annual picnic and field day at
Malin's Woods adjoining Shcllpot Park,
to-day. Some Of the Changers and their
families drove from Newport and vicinity
to the park. and others made the trip on
the railway cars.
Dinner was served at noon in picnic
fashion. and delightful time was had.
There were no formal exercises this morn
ing, but this afternoon Professor Harry
Hayward director Of the Agriculture Ex-
pertinent Station at Delaware College. Is
to make a brief address.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
CHANGES IN
GAS COMPANY
Harold S. SChutt is New Man.
ager; Colonel Mitchell Re-
mains NTH Company
ANNOUNCEMENTS
TODAY BY Mr.. GElST

Charles n. Geist owner Of the WHINING
ton Gas and Electric Company was
Wilmington visitor to-day looking after
plans for a new office building Tor tne
company on the site Of the present build-
ing. Incidentally he made an announce
ment Of change in officials Of the com
pany.
Colonel Edmund Mitchell has retired
from the active management OF the com
pany and is succeeded in-that capacity by
Harold s. Schutt, who has been identlned
with Mr. Geists gas enterprises. colonel
Mitchell, however. will remain vice-presi-
dent Of the gas company and have gem
oral supervision over its policy. MI
Mitchell also will become resident man
ager of the c. II. Geist Company, which
will open an office in this city.
The many friends Of Colonel Mitchell
doubtless will be pleased to learn that he
is TO remain with the company At the
time Mr. Geist announced that he had
bought all the stock OF the Wilmington
Gas and Electric Company it was under
stood that a hattering offer had been
made TO Colonel Mitchell TO remain with
tho company According to the announce
ment made to-day, Colonel Mitchell has
decided to remain with the company in
an important position. Mr.. Geist made the
following announcement to-day
"Mr Edmund Mitchell has this day re-
signed the active management Of the Will
mington Gas and Electric Company and
Mr.. Harold S schutt has been appointed
scuve manager in Mr.. Mitchell's place.
Mr. Mitchell will remain vice-president
of the Wilmington Gas and Electric Conn.,
bany, and have general supervision over
its policy. The c. II. Geist Company Is
putting in a branch office for the handling
Of their different securities in Wilmington
and Mr.. Mitchell will assume the position
as resident manager Of the c. II. Geisi
Company.
"The Wilmington Gas and Electric Com
pany win move its offices to Fifth and
Orange streets while the new building IS
being erected The c. II. Geist Company
Will have their offices in the same build
ing at Fifth and Orange streets as th'
Wilmington Gas and electric Company
pending building operations. where Mr.
Mitchell will temporarily have an office
and in addition to his office as vice-presi
dent OF the Wilmington Gas and Electri
Company. he viii have entire charge o
the sale of their securities When the ne'
gas office building is completed a suite O
Offices viii be retained by the c. II. Gels
company on the second floor The c. Il
Geist Companys main office IS at IL
Land Title Building, Philadelphia. Il ha
branch offices in Chicago, Grand Rapids
and now in Wilmington.
MIR. Schutt has been transferred fror
the management Of the Michigan City Ca
and Electric Company, where he has bee
manager for the past three years, to tn
active management Of the Wilmington Ga
and Electric Company. Formerly MI
schutt was manager at Mahanoy City
Pa. Hammond Ind, and Chicaso Heights
III.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
MAN MISSING
FROM HOSPITAL

William Foster. who has been an in-
mate of the New Castle County Hos
pital at Farnuhurst, has been missing
for week. Foster was sent from the
Breakfast Mission to the hospital near
~ two years ago. He is "a cabinet
maker by trade. and during his stay
az the institution repaired considerable
furniture. Two weeks ago he told
some of tho inmates that Superinten-
dent Foster had 5000 belonging to him
and he was going 10 Elkton to 500
Governor Crothcrs in an effort to get
il.
After being away ten days he re-
turned to the hospital, but remained
only few hours. and then left. A
search was made for Foster, but no
traces of him could be found. His
homo is believed 70 be in Port De-
posit.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
CHASE MAD DOG
THROUGH SEWER
Dog CatCherS Get Rabid
Canine After Long
Run

Dog-Catcher Kopp and Assistant Walls
had a lively chase this morning after a
mad dog Having been informed that there
was a mad dog at Front and Justson
streets the officers went there and had a
chase Of several squares. Then they learn
ed the animal was in the yard Of John
Mullins home in Maryland avenue. When
the dog saw the men # dashed into a
chicken house and from there into an OUT
house and finally went into the sewer.
For two squares Of the shipley Run Sewer
the dog catchers kept up the race and
finally caught tho dog when it reached the
railroad tracks where the sewer is open.
The dog was killed later by the dos
catcher.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
MANY PYTHIANS AT
BROTHERS, FUNERAL

The funeral tributes we're numerous and
mont which was held yesterday after
noon. was largely attended. Special cars
carried the uniformed rank. knights Of
Pythias. of this city and New Castle,
Lafayette Lodge No. p and prominent
members of the X. Of r.. Of which Mr..
Scott w9s past supreme representative.
The funeral tributes weer numerous and
included several set pieces
Services were conducted at the house
by Ebcn ~ Baldwin and at tho grave by
tho Uniform Rank and Lafayette Lodge
The pail bearers were Supreme Represen-
tatives Joseph c. Jolls and Charles T.
Marooney: Past Supreme Representative
James b. Tucker and Past Grand Chan
cellors Charles H. Lippincott, Charles
simmons and Samuel J. Beck.
About forty Pythisn Sisters attended
tho funeral. Interment was made in Riv-
crview Cemetery
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
ADDITIONAL PREMIUMS
FOR THE COUNTY FAIR

-Four additional special premiums for
important departments OF the New Cas-
tie County Fair have been offered by the
Fair Association. IN the horse depart
ment a class for a general purpose mare
and colt has been announced. For this
first premium of SO and second
premium of s. have been offered. In tho
poultry department two special premiums
have been offered in addition TO those
in the premium list already announced.
For tho best display i'm tho English class
and for the best bird IN this class
premiums of So will be awarded.
Evening journal., 1909-08-05
HEFLIN IN FIGHT
WITH A MOTORlST

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
WASHINGTON. Aus. 5.-rhere were no
scars Of battle to-day on the person of
Representative Honin OF Alabama. who
got into a mix-up IN the Riggs House cafe
last night with Richard Johnson, a gov
ernment clerk. But there is no telling what
might have happened If ollie james, tho
bulky Congressman from Kentucky. and a
few more friends had not split out the
two belligerents.
johnson had come near running down
Henin with an automobile. TIehin had re-
buked johnson in ungcntle terms, and
johnson had pitched into Hehin and got
in two blows with his fist and one with
Helms cane before the peacemakers in
terfered.
johnson. who works on the night shift
at the government printing office was not
al his home this morning.