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BThe Bates burg Advocate, y Subscription Rates, la Advance: < Sli Months!/ Catered at the Batesburg, S C. Post / Qttee as Second Class Mail Matter. I No attention paid to correspond- t ace that is not signed by sender's c correct name. C When sending in change of nddress alway give your old post office. N. RJ1BRS B\YLY, EJ. & Prop FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, *906. Says the State Fair at Columbia to the Inter-btato Fair at Augusta: See me iirst. % Louis wagner won the vandcrbilt cup race, 297 and one tenth miles in J 290 minutes. Over 200,000 people saw ^ the raoes, and the gate re: eipts were . about 1100,000. Time saved is money * made. | They are coming papa Roosevelt? _ ?he Panama Zone Strip having been duly anchored in Uncle Sam's harbor, and, as Flagler, the Florida Railroad King, is bridging the way from Key West to Cuba, let us Yankceize the pride of the Antilles and, to Jerico, wun an tne irs ana the Whys! A remarkable record wan recantl y made by the gunners manning, the tarretofthe United States Cruiser Colorado: 20shots were tired, while sailing 20 knots and hour, and 20 hits were made, in less than four minutes. That the American, no matter what be on hand, will make better hits than any other man on earth, has long before this record, been proven. Alfred B. Wolf, of Bartlett, Nebraska, having tried for 12 months to reain the affections of his wife, and aving failed, gave Mrs. Wolf away to Henry C Bullock. Jn all of the plsodes in which wolves and bullocks avc so far figured, it is the wolf that ivariably has gotten away with the uliock. So, it it refreshing to learn oas-v where-: toe buhuck ha* got j < :D aw&y with . e wo r 1 f I.uiv?.j ,t..r*. \|;A4 William ? of1 y Ctrecr.y !e. were varrkd on ' uesd&y in the presence of, and duly eased by, his majesty, King Cotton, ipart is 20 years old and was under rest for abducting the Williams ?. child; the girl, by her father's statement, it 12 and by her own, 16. The marriage took place in a cotton field and may all the blessings, that cotton j has ever brought to man, aud many \j more besides, be t.heii-at 0 ? That negroes are not the only peopU who believe in the terrible talcs that doctors have a society for kidnapping and disectlng alive all wliom they catch, has just been proven in New York City, where lifreen bun- ?*] dred mothers besieged a public school In frenzy, demanding their children These women were foreigners; Poles, Bohemians and Italians, and were made wild by a report that a doctor was cutting the throats of all the ^ children in school. For unadulterated ignorance go to New York. The pioneer steamship, in establish. < < .. . ment of the new steamship line be- a 1 tween Charleston, S. C., and Ham burg, Oerminy, Is named the Wlttekind. The coming of the steamer is an epoch-making event; for. with jfj, Charleston in direct touch with Europe, what is to keep Charleston fr.jm becoming the South'^ great port or shipments to the orient, when the le Panama canal, by shortening the distance to China, shall have given to Charleston at least a ten per cent, advantage in milage over New York. DAVENPORT'S PRIVATE Z 00. It was recently announced that T|nn4 Homer Davenport, the cartoonist, has JLIOllI returned from abroad with the largest gp and finest collection of Arabian horses ever shipped to America. There are fwnnt n.onvnn o1/1 nf*-.1 ? ' * yvwuvf ovfw?i U|/ivuuiu BtCCUS in 1/116 ^ abave collection and they represent a |-^ I little side issura to Davenport, strip to I Turkey aud Arabia where he went to write and llluHtrate a series of articles for the Woman's Home Companion. Davenport's great admiration for horses Is not generally known, nor the fact that he owns a regular zoo, of 1424 fc wj]d fowl and animals near Morris Plains. New Jersey. The cartoonist's first-hand Impressions of the Sultan and his people should make intercat|pg reading. > iiggest Selling S JAPANESE W Rub There Is scarcely a day tha <S8A Japanese Wonder Salve cures Met and Burns -Cures Croup In 10 ml ey refunded. ALL URUUG GARLAND DR<J< Z222L Sash, W Building tV ORDER B1 ^COLUMBIA LUMBER & wsm my ? For everything good ? jDrcherBr AAXfc AAxA AA\A A/S \A 2ct59 t ^ What /|j! You 5 Can M I w\ I IJ/J With a Perfection Oil bed-room, make n sick-ro chilly hallway, heat water better than can be done w what fuel it burns. The sup< B PERF) V o? v H (Equips ' .1 . S Ilea la (he fact that it generates intc or smell. The oil fount ami tlic wick < Cj throughout, which insures durability. cost. Fount has oil indicator and han n portable. Absolutely safe and simple t.i.-i. ? ? - e..jt:y ele T i | wnrrit: t<?l li not at your dealer s v 3.1e? rij v? clrcttiur. ? *41 LV *w2AT; | .w R lit Dwt throughout Line latest improved burner. Ilandson Kvery lamp warranted. Write to near get It from your dealer. STANDARD OIL C( Mding Presents. IERLING SILVER, CUT GLASS, XNDPAINTED CHINA. NE CLOCKS and BRONZES. ? | 1 % m - me siock on tanit lo select from, anil New Goons airivini Gaily, | have a handsome stock of fine Jewelry io all tie latest ideas. hilfl ur.nr nrpoonfe hotnn w it J JUUI jJlUOUllll) UU1U1 seeini our pods. H. Lachicotte & Company, JEWELERS. 1 I Main St., Columbia ( South Carolina. I r ? alve in The World \ 'ONDEW SALVE ( It IN. > it one does not have to use a I XjVJW *> 7 idaches,Colds,Catarrh, Piles, Sores S nutcs ?Try it?If not pleased mon- J IISTS SfcLl. IT. 5 J CO. BALTIMORE. MD. ^ Doors Material \-?jo|i r MAIL FROM V 8 t MFG. CO, COLUMBIA. S. C A\ % ^ WW to eat, fresh J? and up-to-date go to jg os. Batesburg, S. C. >?_ I * A. k m mm k m k m . m * i, ..w tvsr i && 1?& With ] lill$ Pfk Oil eater Heater yon can heat a cold \?;r. A om more comfortable, warm a quickly, and do many things itli any other store no matter iriority of the 13 ECTION i nokeless Device) fu , ^ nsc lient without smoke i ' rarrier are made of broM Jt. 't IN Gives Kreat heat nt small Kj illc. Heater Is light nnd f \ M ?wick cannot be turned f ^ 0 , In i. art. st agency caa >e oie.i) ii ntiy -"i, i? . 1 the be.:' ! ?! In- j> Ui . .ir. , I,., i . ?e?simple ?satisfactory. - est agency if you caunot ft \ n )MPANY People Will Eat Bread Whether Advertised or not. lnit. vnn can create an appetite and enjoy IIO-CA KE if you occasionally participate In some outdoor sports, and at tliesc prices you "AIJTO" ( A Bicycle (worked over) 8.4;*. \ Good Tire . 1.1:" An Electric Stroke Hell A New Guaranteed Wheel (with ocll) ?18.46 I A New Departure Coaster Brake tuesu mane/ 4 9ft | A Good Foot Pump 4ftc GUNS, ; RIFLES S6K5N^< & PISTOLS ! IN GOOD STANDARD MAKES Single Guns - 8.8ft Double Guns - B.45 Air Guns (wood or metal) c Corduroy Hunting (:aps (pull down band) - - ftOc Victor Talking Machines and one do/. Records (express prepaid) 22.00 '.J Smith's Premier y Typewriters. djgSjgp Gun, Bicycle and all kinds of small machine repairing. Jairgcst Machine Shops of its kind in the city. Mail Orders Promptly Filled. S\ li. E. Fourcher's, si Gun, Lock & I5icycle WorksJJ 5^1 Uroail Street, tit Phone 563. Augusta, (ia. ? ECZEMA and I'll ECURE .11. r/???" Knowing what it was to suf- rjfcr, 1 will give BRBB Of^HAROB, co any afflicted a poallive ure forl^c/cma,Salt Rheum, l.rysip in A, liles and Skin Disease*. Instant , elief. Don't suiter longer, Write I V.William*, 4(H) Manhattan Av?-| le, New York, Bncfosa Stamp. iff- ' lH l^jl K Sa [Mv| III * ' a8 ll'j ^ ; ; .I if C $6.98 This Beautiful Oak and Gilt . Frame. Mirror 18 x40 incites. French ? Plate. Order by Mail. Write us for ? 6< Catalogue. Cash or Credit. I The Lion Lurniture Co. Ol 1426 MAIN STREET. COLUMBIA, S. C. I o . x/t . mi i C)c/iool *^t5ooAs. 1 We are a^eutj for all School Hooks adopted by tlio State board of Education. Vfe* d rak The price i3 printed on every book We keep a full supply JnS on hand and assara you ol pdllte an I courteous treatment . if) ^ I 17/1, <S. P dat/an, Go. |a MEET ME AT TAPE'S d Prepare For The Fair. THE BEAUTIFUL HATS. The Fall is here and you should not c wait a minute longer to get your hat. ^ Come to Tapp's and see the correct styles. The prettiest hats we have C ever shown. Every one a perfect portrait of high class style and exclusive t< design Lovely picture hats in Empire and Gainsborough effects for rlrpsw nnoae. ons, and the nobby little street, hats ire stunning-. ? THE HAT THAT BEST BECOMES YOU. PRICES MOST MODERATE. worthysilks: n incw tsrocaded Silk in red, navy, gray and white, arnet and white mixtures; some of the newest JJ aril $1.00. |j Crepe de Chine in nile, helio pink, sky gray and lack, white and cream; the $1.00 grade at }ard,75c ? New Plaid Silk w ith print combination; the very ^ veliest to he had--reds, garnets, brow ns and Pei an effects, yard $1 50. lilack Taffeta, 36 inches wide, good dress quality, ^ le finish, worth $1.25; yard 80c. ?[?' _ - t-ible OktJfiR fiY HAII. We prepay mail, express or freight to any place ' ypj bin 600 miles of Columbia on all purchases of $5.00 or over. Addres* p. i>rder? to "Th; J*%. l. fapp Co." HE JAMES L. TAPP CO. B( DEPARTMENT STORE. | sa COLUMBIA, - SOUTH CAROLINA . I i ii i in iii i iiTl . ??????^ (T IS TO YOUR INTEREST rp ^ x u come to tiarber's Store and look it the bargains they are offering to he people in the line of General Merchandise. \KT A nv/N ? J? 1 .?c ate &uing 10 reauce every article n our store to a very low price, comnencing Monday, Oct. 15th, until Saturday, Oct. 29th, inclusive. We quote prices on some of our foods: 22 1-2 yards 30 Inch Sea Island for A nice quality of Mohairs and Ilrll1.00. lianline in the leading colors, worth flood heavy Sea Island, 36 inches 75c, sale price 43c per yard, idc regal, price at 7 l-2c: sale price , , ,, ...... : pc- yard, or is yards for $1.00. I "?rc?rla.d Brocado In white, black, . ? . hfreen or blue, 85 and 40c quality for 30 inch Sheeting (or 4 I-2c per yard, , 25 yards for $1.00. only 23c per yard. 36 Inch Sheeting for 4 1-2c per yard, 12 1-2 and 15c Suitings for only 10c 18 yards for $1.00. per yard. OUTINGS. 10c Percale for 7 l-2c. Teasledown and Am s;oag Outings G 1 2 a,,d 7c i figured itul solid colorsrcgal, 12 l-2c something that wouldu jalily for only 8 l-2c per vard. 4 3-4c per yard. It will be to your own benefit to examine our line of Men's, Boy's and Children's Clothinsr. Shoes and Hafo . r XAUIO) is you will - Iren's Underwear is complete. We have a full line of Quilts, Comorts, Blankets, Rugs, Shawls and Fasinators, Neckwear, Caps, Hoods, jadies' and Mens' Belts. CWk? Mn y V tV? We are selling 6 spools of J. & P. oats' Thread for 25c. Remember every article is guaraneed as represented. GARBER BROS. ext door to the First National Bank. latesburg, - S. C. EV ER\ THIM1 llUARANTEED AT \ L. BROWN & BRO.S' DEALERS IN FINE GROCERIES is* Cheese. Limherger Cheese, English Dairy, Full Cream, Pineapple. i, Sap Sago. Italian Parmesan, Mushroom*.Celery, I-reach Peas. French Ixies, DPI Pickle*. Fine Candle*. Ferris Bacon. Mams and Strip. Extra t Norfolk Oysters. Chicken* and Eggs. A full line of Fruits and \ eges in seaao.i. Try our B. B. B. Coffee Browns' Best Blend at 25c. It>. f you are not satisfied money rciunJed I OSITE SKYSCRAPER TELEPHONE 63. . 1.. BROWN & BRO S. COLUMBIA. S. C. OILERS AND ENGINES, - I rot W rk.iUafiiw, Ps^mOttrtaf, , tt .ugrra, Mu . Building Ca?l ' g**>t ?vrry day ; c* p?u itj 300 kaeds t. il at, Pipe. Valves tint Falling: Belting, Packing tad llaetue* 8ur ind iriai.'f LOMBARD FOUNDRY, MACHINE * RiLttt WORM ?LV STORE, Aufwata tie. *