The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, February 08, 1907, Image 1

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The BATSSBURG ADVOCATE* A TRI-COUNTY PAPER. - : | ~ ~~ BATESBURa S. C.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1907. =5=a-H5ss=S===* JACOB PHINIZY, President WILLIAM A. LATIMER, Vice Prest. GEORGIA RAI AUGUSTA, CAPITAL and UNDIVIDE Particular attention to by n>ajh MVe solicit your business L- V rr ? I SHAVING PARLORS . . THE BEST OF BARBHRSEVER YTIIIiNO V? * HOT ANI) C( ..BILLIARD ANH POOL PARLOR: J. J. ROBERTSON PRO! 7 cotton datesburg spot 11 - PERSONALS. M im Ilass'e Smith of Gainesville Fla. and Miss Rosa Lou I.a Grone of JoliuHton the charming visitors of Misses Vyola and Thsora I'odic. Mr. and Mfa.'JoeMafTettof Leesville were in town shopping yesterday. Mr. Ira C. Carson has returned from a visit to Saluda. Mr. J. A. Uare of Leesvllle It F. J>. No. 4 paid Tite Advocate a pleasant call today. Mrs Mai y E. Jennings and children of Saluda paid The Advocate a pleas ant call Saturday. Mr and Mn?. M. It Edwards spent Sunday at Leesville. Itev. C P. Boozer of the St. Mark's melton wa* in town shaking liawib with friends on Tuesday. Miss Alice Perry spent yesterday In Augusta. Miss Nora Crouch is visiting her si.ter Mrs. E. A. llorne at llid^e Spring. Miss Nora*&nng"of Mi. Willing returned to Hates burg yesterday to the delight of her m my frie ds. Di. M. U. Boat wright spent yeste.day In Augusta on business. ' ' Mr. J K. Conner spent Sunday In * Johnston. Mr. I), it Haitiwanger and ?on INfim Dayley of hcxington spent Sunday in town with re'atives. Mr. ("rater and Mr. Poland of ville paid liatesburg a buhineis ca 1 Sunday. Mr. F. Boyd Crouch is visiting ni'll 11 I., llw. ..I . .. wvi rv>l III VHV L I V J Miss HesSie AlLnian returned t?i A:lanta Monday after a visit to f. tends and relatives in the city. Mr. Ivellers Mitchell spent Satutdey and Sunday with his father Mr. YVa!yjh teto Mifofcel'in Columbia. i w..t. Ualcher, of Johnston, w. r a'Visitor to l^ate^'miK Saturd tv. Wr. Mims Hartley, oT Cohimha. paid a brief visit .to his in.iiiei, Mrs. J. B Hartley Sunday. Mr. N.C, Ooner,otCuiumbia,spii t - Sunday in town. M iss Taylor. <>f Lexington, spot t Saturday, and Sunday in town as tl e *' fcifesf of Mirf. J. Walter Droher. jM j;s; .J. (J Eiliot'edge, of Columbii', spent Sunday in town will' relativ.p. Mrs.1 M. F. Ilarman returned to Lexington Sundav arter an extended visit lo friends and relatives in tie cUy. .. Trt the ferret of liis many friend , Mr Homer 5 Parncll left Sunday f r "Lamar, where he hasacuepiod a po-, Clun; Iter. Malan Fadifett, "f the Saul s 'section, was a vipiinr 1 o r.ar-e.sbing yes'erday. . - Mr W A Cmueh spoil I. Wednesday .tn C-olniirbh. ' Mr Henry Ilerlontr. of Co ?l , ' waif in towu Wednesday on business. \ / . Mr E'/y I.tHroiifi. of J'.iuistr-, sp<'iii Tuesday in town Willi n 11?iv s Mr M. .1 Il'dstcin of Monet (a pa.(1 Itateslnn^ a business call yest"rda>. Mrs Eudora Et l?er? d>;?'. < f the ln;P p int, seel Ion, visited relatives lieic yesterday. Miss Mary Chan hers, f shelS-, n O, spent, Saturday and < . v i town, as tlie Kiii'.st ?if >i iss Cm a It !i< HOgl'TP. ' *' ' Mr .Ino It jVVa?si?p,<'f Ki "jji?'-'j riiv paid tin Usbuin a business ra 1 .--alu urtlay. t>i- iMvid I/iOror.e.of Au/usta. f?* vUiicd tin mot iter. Mrs \V. x.crouci, Su .dajr. v Mrs -Fayette Watkhis, <>f Rd.t Spring, town shoppii g >walui day. CHARLES Q. OOODRiCH, Cashier RUFUS M. BROWN, Asst. Cashier LROAD BANK GEORGIA. D PROFITS, $500,000.00 the conduct of accounts |: and invite correspondence, i1 AND POOL ROOM. -HOT TOWELS ALWAYS , STERILISED. )l.l> BATHS. 5 IN REAR OF BARBER SHOP. > *. I3ai.esbiirg, S. C VERY NASEOW ESCAPE j FOR FLORIDA ; FLYER TRAIN GETS AWAY IN BOCK HILL. , IAUU5AKU lSUVt'KTAKEN RY NARROW MARGIN. Il ick Hill, Feb. 5 ?There was ;i liv<ly time In I lie yards en the Southern) hU mornlnK about 4 o'clock when it, was discovered by the cic v i f thej night shifter that No in. tlie train which leaves here about 7 o'clock a m for Kingville, had "gotten away." The.1 train which had been standing'in the yard all night was nowhere to be seen, ! consequent ly everything got busy An engine, with a brakemau on the pilot to Couple up, started South at oner,' and when at Steel's crossing t wo and a half tniies below Iiock Hi I a light' was seen ahead. 'I lie throttle was! opened and In about three minutes t he | runaway train was ovcttakm coupled j up and brought back to the yard In; time to avert a collision with the I In" idii (Iyer duo about .r) o'clock. TlioalT.tir is u mystery a.id pregnant wi;h p risibilities?horrible ones. The brakes weae ( IT. whereas I hey h ;d j been securely set when the train was; U fi for the night; it was on the maiui meof the Snut! ern and was running! sunethlni; iike 2*> miles an hour when ;;iueht; lherc were half rl07.cn men! asleep In tlie riitt'erenl ears and the Florida liver could not have been far j '.way. I lie e >ns'ijuences would nave! been t<H ii.de bad not the discovery! been made in 11:11c 11 is a known fact that a rose ori starling sou'h from II >ck Mill yards' will run lor symr thing like six niil<s {and by the time it reaches Ogder. will lie uoing at. least 2"? miles an b iiir spe- d ? lJx. WAMAW UITDT ItfUiTlfii? iJUlli. I! ? . : IFGOT WANGLED G7 BEING RIH OVER BY A STREET CUR. Murv Adams n n? to wo in in, \?. s ! nr.<.'-: ('. down and runov. r I: a in-;! I at. 10:4J ?>V u*!c l?v sMeot cr !>o ?'r_\ rutini-nf bet wi '? v npl.1 and II "Hi . The accident, lvi ppe.i ! ' i f < r>> r of M.iln and College strenls. T.no w? man's foot wis in im,;I *d ; tiiAam n tal Ion w is n<*.ivssar v. Just howth";i"ci! nt occurred con d j not. tie !e inieu last ni^ it M >'01111.in C.irkt*n\> ti-'i' Ii? wis nut rurid* jj J over f ui" "t |jvi> mi! >s an h >ur eomJln^djwn the era t wien tie s' n>< k | the woman. 11 > c > dd not t ?ij .> t 1 how ih" accident ? i!n? aboii*. 'I t 0 car is .s aid to have c.iiiiod no tie <!' itt'it. As s'khi as t!>? ? 'unan was hurt s e ! was p'a < ?! in li '' '"'.'I cini 'tl o , t lie Taylor-La lie ho p!! '1. where I;, r j crush fl '??or was amputated. The fern tn is reported lo fit' r? -?! i well a- <1 bearing 11"'- sin 11> i i >^lit The accident hipp-.wort near i he p' r. c ' where I he Colli don t o k ph.r las' w< > k in which lire engine Vu. was l? i , y d ini iu'eil. There nave been ini:i? >r?>i s Cnnip'>l ils fr -in I he residents oi I! s seel I'iti of t he ci'y I h it I he c irs at a n :i too h'i{h r.i' e o' sp ? 1 o<> ninir (I * n 111* l' r i?I < from (?re 11 st reet. ar.tl ill y s:i v i hat ii K'ives rise to mucl: d:iu^? r - Kx. mouses i-oy r -:n i'. '! iiree roeni cottages fee rent \V. \\'. WAT?LN, ft.testii 5. r. l'lf-iili u Killer 15 I '.own, of < l(i i) lint pi died ?i v -i v mpc s e 0 nt' ii In n liny.? c .i uretfal ion of n', te tiv hear r at ilie Met m * 1st Church ' it id i c. Mr Cert. Wi^htm-in. of or h Ai# Ki.sia w is in ihe city Saturday > ii , hiisiin ss. I Mr .Sanies K Raw I, of la xSnt/l< r, ! I i o n Tui>da\ and Wdl ltd y . J i.sivUik r. i.ui ves and he also pah! Ins Irt^pcs to the Advocate. I i THE LEWS- |: IUl Columbia. Fob. 4.?(Sp. clal to The, Advocate) ?Tim remaining two week- j A of the legislature ??"ssion will bo largee lv do voted to securing agr e m.nfc; h?? i1 tween tho hou-o and senate on the ll various matters on which each houso ti lr?-! ilready passed. For insbneo the a ikuiso i :is o::v.v'i, 11/ ;i liirj'e inajurr.y, ii :i bill 1o rep ? i tp t lie lion law and I bo p ;i n itc In* r( j.-ctcd .1 bill that Is i rac- T Meallv to nl.fcal; the two houses mav p refus to agree af nil, in which ease j h she Ii( ii law w 11 remain as at present, |? r i h'*y im i v agree to a different bill s rone-ding only port I ns <f the law or u in'dif>Ji 'it. There are ?.e?-cral tr.eai r ares or ih i' "?i t i t! on I he calendar, fi Then ; f coutm! there Is tho ever o present di p rosary ?j j sstion. c< T in senate. by th? Smith resolution, has declare 1 ' hat the state dispena iry v shall h; ch?-:t: iyed and the house has passed a bili wire!) provid sforanoth ei or system when the slate system is u destr tyt d hut the senate miv not u- d greo to Mio hon ; * h i in which ; one- tl tinner el <e or n >' iih-Jw' e'so may b ? done e: Th newspaper jeadcrs have proh ti ahly lir.d a; much di->pcnsu.iy as they . ti care to h iv > and in drsirc to i n dwell on the subjoo', except to say j a that that the dlsponsaiy ?ae> ion is v ry | S conthicntof carrying the day in the Jo senate despite the Smith "resolution j n declaring against the state dis, eusurv ' ei and for local opt Ion. ! h 1'Hfisonaro iris pissed senator rome in t.cn hour bill, for winch tho Aiken I semi tor fought so hard when lie was , t> a 'lien 1 her of t lie hour.e. i n 'i'iie b'll has been amended so as to In jiuiit the hours of work in factories to I] fi.l hours per week on after .luh 1,1007, \ \ an 1 do hours on ar.d af or Jan. 1, luOS. jl The house c.uiviiitUe made a favor- ' alt* r-poit >:i t he similar hill by Mr.jb (Jvies, also of Aiken, providing for the i l1 law *oko in'o elTec' at oocc but it, is p thought ..liat rather than have a dan- e ro'i er'unglemeiit which might epd c Hie hill the filoir's of the a m' -.<?ure. in the house will accept the b senate amendments*. T he heu-e lias sent to t he senate t lie "| b:ll,alsoby Mr. (Ivies, r due ng rail- *>l road lare from three loiwi und one- h hall Cents per mile, and i' is now nil- u d r consideration in the .veaie and Is " having somel hlng of a hard light t' There were introduced at the boginn ing of the session a number of bills j :iim>d to regulate railroads and only a li few of them have so farpassed In (' the house Mr. Rnekvr of \nderson lias {. ot. through three sueli h-1 Is, one to d> el a re the dm y < f the railroad c< m- '' mission as to enters!ate rat'a. one to prevent and fairish t It" negligence of ri railroad employes. and the third to n fully amend t he act rni|'i m ring the l> r li!road commission to rrquire depots " at other'hm Junctional poinds Mr Ke .shaw's hill minting railroad tele-j graph operators to stand an exaniina-'h I >an and pr.?v":!i ; a n examining I?oard I s< It is pi-,v (i i he house after a haul fight- 1 The hnnp is ml the present (Set r ; 1 s;i.? law isi "v ir! to l?u lfei s11- ; .. ir t1 l id'ug to accept :c a sutMihitu the o o I pr v ot ed h\ Mr Nash of .> p.i 11 a i ' p h ir.; which is in l> i| that the senate l? hi |ii s d 'imI which is the same as." the I>i! pi'8-uied in !< rmoi years hy j " 1 - r . . t l. u.io , , i? 11 l? I > ? m nj'.u tauui^, run y x. <x i ii v. u la ih M?na?e by Mr Carlisle <>f " .v ..tihurg. 11S;hm1. > ? is It'sv v< ilr.'i11:- than the .1. T t.'ibsmi bilijsi 1) !i t ho |i?Ml i" passed. it. was." ' vid. n' t'i I I ii?* iions*.? wanted surr.e(ii L'dras'ii*. i f sentiment against hueket. si op b.d.i vi ry strong t I lv a. pi-pi i: I-, ii i i ' ft d I he so,- i ply Mils v ill tamo presented at d j I1 then w'II c jut? the days and nights1 w h m? a l?glsl.it r must be up and <lo }' i< g If he is tf.init > w tto 11 every t long :l lint may vlT ct ..is pe pie fur go. id or ill. The ipprap in i : bill tn.\ early i -(jeruinoinits than I. slycur for sever- *v al purposes but. ii issttli hoped '<> re- v doCO t he t '?X levy, as the t ix ible v.il ! ?: 8 are greater T here |>:is i.eeti pa ' edtiv be senile i very inp'irtunt In |, j 1 ir j.'"d by Sup: lintft ??t lit Mai I in, a [ propil t ii jr $">0 OfM '>r a liijjh mum u oytit>iii. Titer wiill) an apprupi ia- : i mi f"i in) r vi the stile I ii >|] i? tfomiis 'lli.'ii? will lia $10,000 r i a i si line nf J'lhn ?' '"aih unl in Me, in liotial c pitol There will b-ap ? ba1 1c increase in|e isions i k m o,0 o j to ?2 ]"?.0 There will bo $2 ?.'0n for a praiV he school ai Winibri p a'ul in in i<piia-{ . i it. or p mm ent '? or?>v< no o's at the I Diversity of ou h Carolina. A oil so the in re v r es. 1 iu! this Iceislat no hi not 10 be extrav.ts'fiii It is fully r?:ni/tM that ^liiici i t i< kr.>'-NIutf >i11ft (idv.ti.v * ln^ U'p iiiii m ul pr? mm?i a- not ??\? r prosperous and t be\ v* i I nr nugl t lo g i ?d i.v lluwi v t. iin cxper irn*?-? 1 lot i lul >r, a in in who ii t> b en in p ,i> tc life foi 2 1 vimts ; nd m >rv s< v iiiL' irjiti, j curs of I lii < I imc off and on in I lie lochia:urc, in both houses, to'd tit* ir waiter a It * lava : ?I li it hello w I. t j this w ttlic trtoil i,k1 ical ! tfislaltiro, he had ever seen and when it came tol ^ealing with corporations there wa? ) doing anything with them lu comIttec (ii) ihc floor. And he was heie, o when the li nos were very radical. J. II. < olumbia, Feb. 7.?(Special to The idvocale.) Ihc local optionisU, supporters of lie Carey-Cothran bill won their liiid important engagement Wednes..y night, when the senate by an aye " i nay vote of 21 to 16 killed the ?..???? I)l?i.-?IT .11 ? - - ...... .. i?iiini|i'iviviiaiu'i 1 i I lli CL II urlfiuatlon btfl his sel tied the question ro far as uriHrfion is concerned. Die house avlnjt killed the Richards bill, which i a copy of tl?r Kaysor bill. If the ta?c dispensary stands it will stand opurlflcd. The vote was really 20 to 7. as Senator Li lease chat uted his vote rum no to aye on the last round in rdor to bo in position to move to re* sn.-ddcr later on. The scene In the senate when the olo was taken was an interesting one. The Galleries and side aisles were ruwdul with Indies and others and II as Hearing 11 o'clock. The Slate I Upensary ad"0catcs evidently felt loir danger, for they made desperat*':Vu;Ms l.o adjou*n. hut tbe local opionists confident moved up to the ring line and demanding an engage lutit The crowd had juot listened to particularly able defence of the I tale dispensary fro.-n Senator Walker f Go rgetown, about the best and iosi entertaining and polished speakr in the t wo hulls, lie was followed y Senators Milkier of Charleston and le.isc of Newberry. I hose who voted against the Itaysor ili were: Senators Appolt, Hates, ;lease. llrice, brooks, Carlisle, Carpen r. Chris^eiisen, Crouch, Hardin, laynes, llolliday. Mauldin, McCown. IcKeithan, Otts, Mnkler. Sullivan, 'albert, Toele, Williams,-21. Voting for the Raysr.r bill Senators lack, <'lit*ton. Eurle, Kfird. Griflin. lough. Jolutsi n. Kr Uy,Laney, Raysor, togers. Stackhouse. Towrscnd, Walkr, Wells, Weston. 16. The pairs were Gray don and Smith nd Black, Me.strs black and Graydon eing state diAfnsary advocates. At every clip a of arms the lucil pi ionisis have won so far. Home jlendid generalship has cliaracterlzed nth sides, an.1 a noticeable and com lenaauio feature throughout has been k unrailiiiR good nature and courtess at hive characterized both sides Xuhody lias losu his temper or head Cutside of this tight in the senate ;ie session So far this week lias been evoid of feature. The senate killed the marriage li?>nse bill, the president casting tlie eeiJing vote a :ahist the measures, 'the bi'l required a reeord of mar iag-s in order lo check ill adviser mr i'i^es in the mill districts and t? revent litis State being used as the latrimo'ial dumping ground for fort h Carolina. The house on Wednesday after a mi ;t liy deliate passed I lip. Kaysor high Ik.ul bill front the senate, but amend(i on motion of Mr A ver so as to limit in establishment of these high schools 0 t'>w ns ot one t bousantls inhabitant b 1 less The bill carries an appro r ation of $.ri0,')>;0 for State aid to the 01 er districts seeking to establish !. se high sch h>Is. A district in order o est ahiisli a high school is to have pn |.-ct ion, and if this is favorahie a levy I't wo mills mav he made. The high ..hool course must be not less than mcii vtars and must have two <r lore >.ra !es ah >vo the seventh of tl e minon schools. The house by a large majority kilWd he tililvan senate r? solu. ions endora ng s'ciiat imer's federal aid good roads I'ojic t. There were only III votes for he lesolution. all members of M r. Latiner's own home delegation voting gainst it. To re are out-of I he ordinary resout ions ihiw pun lug before the liouse ., i . , ii. t I lie riillrnaHii nf llin 6)<tla tn jive I?i-11? r facilities f.ti hamllii # 'rci^li' : i ?1 to ;i!-k them to double r."k t 'a ' ti'irs. A hill has been in ducod i:i tin- house to make corpoa> i "i lol>t>\lr>K a mi-demeanor with a ii.iI' y ? f ni t less th in The 1! f rh:?is i "corp >rat ion attorney liking to i r aii," inn with a member :i any mending measurealTecting l hs | irporutLn." | W. II. McCaw. 1 VIOLIN 200 YEARS OLD. iSiteshurg, Fob 2.?Col P. T Yi lla.nl of liatsburg is the owner of it e i f l lis o d< si violins in I he country. 11 was mad : by St radi vurius i.i the year 17, and is therefore more than 200 yea is old <!?)i. Vili-i#d's vi..lln is hi perfect slate ( f pres? i\ati in. is of heau ifnl patlcin ai d of ex?iuslte lone. This violin h.i> i e n in I i i o session [ )T . ore I ban fo \e?is and lie knovs ts list- ly for a much longer period. ? i.x. Katesbnrg Slice fc Clo. Co., s?em to buve "something doing/ in the prices of Women and Children Shoes. Judgng from their ad this in sue.. MS. CARRIE NATION COMING TO AUGUSTA WILL DELIVER ADDRESS AT MILLER WALKER HALL OR MONDAY NIGHT, THE ELEVENTH IN8TANT. THE "ANNIHILATI0 NIST' FAMODS SALOON SIASBER SATS SHE IS HO TEMPERAICE WOMAN?BELIEVES IIA1IIHILAT IB G LIQUOR, WIPING IT OUT ENTIRELY?WILL SPEAK FOR BEN EFIT FLORENCE CR1TTENTON HOME. Carrie Nation will be in Augusta Monday, February 11th. and on that night will deliver an address in the Miller-Walker hall Tor the benefit of thelocal FlorenceCri t*nton home, the contract bringing her to Augusta having been made yesterday by the managcrsof that institution. Atlanta and Augusta are the only two points which the famous woman wHl visit in <'*?orgla on this trip? whether because they are the most prominent municipalities or are the most in need ol her hatchets and sermons, has not been stated. Mrs. Nation is traveling through Jeorgia fully equipped with saloonsmashing apparatus, but thus far her march has been marked with ' bloodess victories." While she seems to nave given up her erstwhile destructive methods of emphasizing her teachings. .Mrs. NatiOiistillicd'nuea to wage relentless wa^jare against Iquor. " 1 am no tcmperanco woman. Neith r am 1 a local option 1st," she said. "1 am an aniiiiiilationist. I want it wlp<d t ut and a law made so that liquor cannot be made, sold, bartered, or given away. ' And 1 am carrying this gospel everywhere. .Jesus went to hell and preached there. Why should I not go to dives and brothel and preach Ills word? lie ate with publicans and sinners. So will I go everywhere aiid mingle with the lowly and preach Ills gospel " felling aloulher latest experience i short lime ago at the white house when she cudeavoicd tc see President lto ?Rcvelt. Mis. Nation said: "See him?" Of course I didn't s<-e him. First of all, let me say I'm anti Unosevelt. I'm attains, him. No, they didn't let me see him, but they didn't throw me out and didn't have n>e arn sted, like they did once before. But 1 had ray say and told them what 1 thought of him before I left. I told them that any hum, thief, rogue, crook or drunkard or cigarette fiend in the country could see the president, but not Carrie Nation, and 1 told them what to ask him. Finally one of the men coming out of the president's of tice asked me to leave. No. they didn't have me arrested t'me." I it has teen justabouta jear sine Mrs. N; t on smas n-d h?*r la* t saloon. That saloon was In II< usion, Texas, and was known as the Carrie Nation saloon." *1 sent word," slid Mrs Nation. 'Several times for them to lake the sitfn down Iroin over the d<?or, and i,hey didn't. So when I went to Houston and was h>okintr over the tele phone hook I noticed tlie name. 1 went into a hardware store and bought a hatchet and a stout sack. Then 1 gathered some rock a from a place where they were putting up a new biilldirg and started for the place. J l?egan at the side door kuo finished at the frontdoor. I smashed even thin* in sight, and ordered the b'wlldenc bartender to have my name takei down before noon the next day. Tbi sign was taken down and they didn'i have m'i arrested that, time nor put m I In Jail." Mrs Nation uses atones and rock in smashing saloons for the reusoi that the Scriptures tell alioui th stone* crying out and she mjth the ' are the means of carry ng out he i work. A BEARTIFUL PLEA. , II OLD 80LDIEK DEGL8 TIE ITATE ^ TO PROVIDE rO& REOVIOH. Each confederate soldier in the four years of War Between the States per- . formed deeds that would make 1m mortal thellvesofa thousandordinary men. After the wareachConfederate soldier, when he redeemed the State from negro rule, performed deeds that would make immortal the history of a thousand years. When be came back ^ from the war he stood and heard the blare of triumphant bugles eounding u requiems over the graves of the noblest men ever born. * D All he had was honest v. Asking aid " O of none but God he redeemed this land of ours and gave It to his children, E and today it is a land full of blessings and teeming with prosperity. He it _ poor today, but he sowed the seed and L his children are reaping a harvest of q riches. He fathered a new nation,unfurled a new flog and fought tor glory ^ and daily bread. He did more than any other race ever did., When tin- y armed and unshackled he foroed his conquerors to deed back to his children their homes and their brightest, l liberty. Ninety-live per cent of the old Con- 3 federates arc poor: all of them are old l and broken and rent; all they have is g their memories. His sons may not understand it. but lie loves to meet with ids old comrades in reunion. He has asked the legislature to appropriate fiJ.&oo, so that lie may hold his reunions each year. He is not begging. I lie money belongs to him. He earned it with his own blood in the Wll- ? derness. at Shiloli and at Gettysburg. . S ime may say let the citizens and town ask him and take care of him. in 11X6 he was not asked at all. In 19o6, in* ^ vlted only to one place. He Is being neglected. The Confederate veterans are en- ' titled to tbe tu.aou they ask the leglslature for. It is no charitable gift. , If South Carolina refuses to give it, then whey refuse to listen to the cries of the bent oid soldier for the first time. They will cause the gray to be bowed with grief. Refuse, acd let the .u i-i ?i ? - r uiu wars uiecu ano suner nun i ^ the blow of his sons. And when they * refus", they dig up the old battle flag b and spit on it. Old Soldier. n Columbia, S. C., Feb. 5, 19ofl. ATTACKED BY TWO' BROTHYRS ] HERBERT PHILLIPS, A WHITE . AN, ASSAULTLU NT SttlOGE' " MAR BROTHERS AHD SEVERELY INJURED. Crcenville, Feb. 4.?Saturday night hI Piedmont Herbert Phillips, a white man, was assaulted by two brothers . named Hridgeman, Just as he was com- < ingout of a barber shop. lie was struck in the head with a bottle and his jawbone wae broken Atthe same time and place Policeman Aiken was assaulted by Jack Fisher. Fisher used a stone. The Brldgemans and Fisher are cotton mill operatives. 1 bete is considerable feeling against them In 1 Pledmond and they were brought to < this city and lodged In jail for safekeeping.? Ex. , I A ithough having made lots of money selling her sou venir hatchetsand cop- 1 i??? or Her monthly publication. Thg Httchct." Mrs. Nation declares it is 1 the wish of her life that after she dies, the papers will say that Carrie Nation < v.aa buried by charity. She sold her home for |B00 and gave this money to found tier "home for Drunkards' Wives," in Kansas City, Kansas Since i i hat ti me she has gi ven the home over I to the Associated Charities of Kansas City, and with It $7,-r>00 she has made. , The home is dally sheltering women made miserable through drunken bus , bands. From here Mrs. Nation will return ! to Guthrie and from there she will > r<> to Washington. D. C., where she 1 will devote her time to the public*I ion of her monthly. The Hatchet. C 'Whiskey is thedevil?the serpent," 1 said Mrs. Nation, "and if you want to \ kill a snake you don't cut off Its tail, ? do yon? No. So that's the reason I'm t uolng to WashinRton where 1 can 2 crack It on ihe head with my hatche*. I'm r< Ipr to headquarters." k A Rospel automoble Is another feaii ture that Mrs Nation will add to her e work in WashinRion. She lias an aay omobile ai d with this the will go out v of Washington to the country and hold services. Chronicle. nam mm. XNlT op m CMMTMt IK IE F1B8T UTtORIL BAKE OF BATESBUM. t lATtnne, i. c., n m niTEtrt. g., iTTBcua WN1XBI.JAI.MI, it , oaas and DlaoonnU fX31.fiM.tr terdnfU, secured tod unsecured 902.48 8. Botods to secure ctrcelaUoo Jfi.OtOito rraaloxHn U. 8. Beodt 918 99 ends, aeeuiHiB. etc 1,169.91 anklog house, Ywmtture. and fixtures t,tt*.C9 toe from National Banks (not reserve aKsnts) 10,98t.t4 ue rrom approved reserve ignts 1,816.91 bee and other Items 79.66 otes of other National Banks 606.00 fractional paper currency, nickels and cents 47 61 awful ifonbt bs8ervjr1n Bake, tic: pecle 2J00.09 ega) tender notes 6,900.00 90,6)4.46 ademption fund with U, 8. Treasurer {b% of circulation) 1,889.60 Total 6100.618.S4 eefc>e?e. npltat stock paid In 86,000.06 urplns fund 6,000.00 fndlvided profits, lens expenses and taxes paid 11,696,80 42.006.26 I ational Bank notes outstanding 36,966.60 lltManda nnttaM TltA dividual deposit* - ^ ubject to cboek ashler'* ctveck* out* standing Total fiee.ait * STATE OF SOUTH* CAJtOLINA, ounty of Uitnttsa, ; 1. W. W. 7%t*on, President of the there niwti aok, d0 solemnly swear aha* the bore Lav-went I* true te the best of ij knowledge and belief. W. W. WATMOH, huHwI. Subscribed end aworn to before a** Vila WnH ila* nf k'ikmin Iflffl J NO. C. GLOVEK, No tarj Public. Cokbkct?AtUat; P. B. KBRNAGHAN,1 V. L. BAWL, V Directors. f. A. WRITTEN. ) STEAMER WITTEUH6 EXPECTED SATURDAY niGRiTioi coinntE or CliKLEtTOf cut mil bead? to ill count* siomviTwi. Charleston. Feb. 6 ?OjI. Henrf chachte. chairman of the committee if Immigration of the Commercial club hlch la cooperating with Commit-1 W.?~.n I hin/llnir Ik* *nmill? 11 * 'I1C I n?U?U IU XVUWIMB mmmm Immigrants by tee atesmer Wlttekind request* those firms or parties to Charleston who may be desirousef employing any of the Incoming immigrants to communicate at once with him. The kind of mmlgrants should be Htated, the number desired, wages to be paid, whether with board or lodging that the committee may be able U> proceed about the matter In aa Intelligent way. The steamer la expected in on Friday or Saturday and arrange* ments are making for her banding* he committee of the club standing ready to cooperate with and seres in any way Commissioner Watson's of* flee? Ex. lYvrawmm VValllLV* WuU4 toon or w?Ma If I* It years of if* to loom the mekteg of 'Bombayrood" |ardhrioroo at oor factory. Piece work - SoAdry pad while loarolo*. Addroaa, BOMBAY RBeO MFO. COMPANY COLUMBIA, t. C? 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