The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, November 05, 1902, Image 2
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Entered nt the llatesourff, S. C., Posloltirc
asSecond-Class Mail Matter.
T u b I i a li c d Every Wednesday
JOHN BELL TO WILL, Editor
. . . November 5 . . .
Senator-elect 1*. L.Hardin, of Chester,
visited his brother. Dr. E. K. Hardin
last week. Senator llardin has
represented his countj several times
in the House und made for himself
.... ,1,1., piienril The neonte of his
county demonstrated their appreciation
of Ins services by elevating him
"to the Senate without opposition. We
I eel sure that ho will reflect honor and
credit upon his county and upon himself,
and [are conlldeut that one so
worthy will in time be highly honored
l>y his State.
The State Fair is over and so far as
our knowledge goes was a success. '1 he
exhibits were not as numerous as they
might have been and the opinion has
been expressed that the exhibits at the
Lexington fair were equally as good,
ii not belter. Let that he us it will, it
appears to have been a success. AN e
tuk * pleasure in eongi ntulnting Colombia
on the ctl'ort she so successfully
put forth in behalf of this enterprise.
II we would we might draw some beneflcittl
lessons f rom tins to be put to use
in the conduct of our County Fair. It
is evident tlint there must he some attractions
to draw the people, and these
w ith the fair must be advertised. Make
everybedy think everybody else is
coining to the fair. When that is done
the fair w ill be a success, for after all,
the people form the greatest attraction
at lairs. It makes no difference how
excellent the exhibits may be, people
will not attend unless they think there
is going to he a crowd. Humanity is
?o constructed that they like to come
III contact wit It their neighbors and it
is well that way, because we sometimes
learn our best lessons by meeting with
our fellows. Lit those who have the
County Fair in charge think on this?
get attractions and "nuiku ? i,m,?. "
ii - ?I - l.i It'*! by I In* War I >**| >e 1*1 ill ?> t) 1
a- riiiiin.initial.I lor < 'iemsuii, is tin
one xx lm oti^lit tu If responsible foi
11if i t inlii' t til iMiii'is under his comiriiiul,
I littst'tixfixx linn; it is ailtity ti
k?'t p supervision and suhjeel to (liscip
line, As I lie fuels in tliis ease, nswt
have tliem, will show lie not onli
ilitln't ntteir.pt to keep the Cadets mi
it i out ml ;r ti restrain llietn, lint 01
the contrary made the remark in tin
presence of Ins stall, or a part of it
thai le knew tln-y Would take tin
transj.arei:i carried by the Sonll
( nrolina i 'o|lejfe boys as enible
nifitie of their' reeeiil victory, suyinj
alient the same time tliat lie wouh
iioi be responsible for tlie conduct o
t lie ('allots. Are we to believe tlia
on b ideas ol military! t raining xveri
iiistillei! in In- mind at W >sl Point'
\ie \x e to helieve that either the Wa
I leparl lie lit or t be ('!rinstill (ollegt
otlieials e\poet siieli ondiit t from tin
n an oreupying the position that Col
Strinex? r dot ? Nay. Our eoneliiHioi
J% that Col. Sirnieyer is entirely toi
k. J v
People appreciate the attraction and
they likd crowds.
\\ e were away last week when the
defender of the guano houses leveled
his gun iiihoi our shack and shot in his
long-winded article, which the printer
caught on the IIv and pnhlislnd. It
was not our intention though to leave
it out, had we heen upon the scene,
lor we are not narrow-minded, and it
anyone has an opinion at variance
with oiii s t he columns of the Advocate
are open to them. Ia the meantime
4 all correspondence should be placed
? upon a plane more dignified than the
articles ot "Public-Spirited Citizen."
We di-enss the g.i.uto house question
upon its uierits, and do not intend at
any linn to dip down into the mud,
as the gentleman who dill'ers front our
opinion has done. \Vi? do not ask that
(he Council huild all electric railway
or carpet the streets. The only thing
we have asked oin t.;\vn fathers for
w a- to gi\ i us more and better lights.
It was merely a suggestion lliat the
streets he named and labeled. This
wis all dine in a gentlemanly manner.
and w did no" think we had arkcd
too niiicli \\> have the interest
i">?n .11 in.-.ii i .iiiu expert, ui ail
111111.-v tn pti-!i lirr in thr front In doing
what wu < iii agniust t it* guai o
house we 11 ;i ? i<i l r 11 r tin' good ol
I .>' loon. . w i . n v I" believe o'.herw
i > ..! li < :: <1-15; lull .1 riI i/a II rah
t -| i; ib ; tluir I'eimivaI will di
u;< it- ir i'.a: <--1 ii : g iioiii any olliei
i i.i- ilm . 11 the owners will onl\
ci nir l' t-oil i ; ai.d agree upon sotin
plan lie- s.utloru l?'nilway. we dart
buy, v i.l n< ( r fuse to help tliein huilo
a tUreni . 111.i-i ii re in t lie place of tin
hideous, 11nit-11 i ng holes that now
tast. I\.r " I'l.ohh. Spirited Citzen'
we liave Ho i ep'y, . > we do not think
sm 11 "r? i " w in thy all ailsw er.
I-Vtt ill ngs within t he - phrre of rol
h e. lite < 1 h?le years has ea'ltd fortl
so ili-i-ii ol a i mult mi at ion of the arts
of a si tide1.1 b. tly as . id t lie eomiurt ol
tin Ci? in-oii c.u'i ts during the Fair
niter i lo w i!< feat at lotiihall by tin
Sou1 h ( irolin i Colli ge ttain. Tin-}
tlispIa.M ii a ii-ekle-s .is-tgar.l of tin
rights a. I | <-i\il.-ges i I the studentw
h > v. ei-i- ' I i< .-< .<- pet itors hi frieiidlj
iivalry. Must ; e. ;>!< are l.nnilinr w ill
11< I lie: i o 1 he ease, ii ei re we will -lot
until- hi t o gi\t. | h > in again. Snlli.-t
it to s iy I hat there set ins t > nave beei
no piov< . . i ion for the riotous spiri
liispaytd by ihe < leiie.oiii.iiis. 'I'ln
i hi e I or t In s lo ii- ' Ii - la itl at I hrjiloni
?.i s< in t i.e. N i w Who seems to |iav<
I ei 11 r.s iii ; ? ! 111 i . 111 sii-im ..f
rash and impulsive for the position be
holds and the sooner he is removed the
better it will be for the prevalence of
good order and discipline at CletnBon
College. With an eye single to the
prosperity of Clemson we trust that
the time will soon be when there will
be at the head of that Cadet Corps a
commandant capable to fill the oftk-e.
Our good friends over in the Fork
should be careful in their deliberations
concerning annexation to Richland
county. It should be remembered that
Columbia holds the control of Kichlnml
county by her large voting population.
She can predominate in both political
and financial affairs, und should the
ruik nil nu Uiiwiiinj', n H we Sfl' 11, anil
cast their lot with Richland they
would be entirely dependent upon the
good vrill of uiighty Columbia. We
do not mean to say that Columbia
would use the power thus gained unwisely
and unselfishly, but wo do say
that a people are not free when they
are dependent oa the acts of a predominating
power.
We have heard it said that certain
prominent county ofllciuls of
Richland have left their duties in their
own county in order that they might
engage in the magnanimous occupation
of Instructing the people of the Fork in
tne defective government of their
county. Shall this labor go unrewarded?
We trust not. When this
question oomes to a vote, if ever it
does, let the citizenship of the Fork
turn out en masse and say to those
disinterested workers, we need no foreign
assistance nor alien guidance iu
the conduct of our county government.
Since writing the above, we have
been informed that the citizens of the
Dutch Fork have Indefinitely postponed
consideration of the movement.
This is well, and we hope that every
part and parcel of our great old county
will bend every energy to make
it the most prosperous, and best governed,
of any in the sis terhood of comities.
LATE NEWS
Condensed For the Render Who
Is In n Hurry.
A f SO .000 fire occur red at Florence,
S. C., early Monday morning.
Snow is reported in New Mexico,
while Texas is enjoying a frseze.
Orangeburg. S. C., is to have a fall
festival. It will begin next Wednesday.
The Southern Railway Is said to have
absorbed three coal-carrying roads in
Tennessee.
Pleasant Sprading, of Inez, Ky.,
killed two of his children for pleasure
la-t Sunday.
A sixt.V tholisnilll llnl'.llP nmnnaiit' l.o^ I
been formed at Charleston for'tlic/cultivation
of rice.
At the Norfolk Navy yard work was
conducted all day last Kunduy on the
battleship Texas.
The silver workers of New York and
Hrookiyu will strike unless they get a
nine-hour work day.
A Nebraskan, teaching school in
Negrts, Philipine Islands, was murdered
Lad rones Monday.
The strike commission at this writing
is visiting the coal nrners, pieparatory
to its arbitrary sessions.
Presibent Hoosevelt spent Sunday
on '.he famous battle ground of Cedar
Mountain, at Fruddy Station, Va.
Camden S. C , had an $S,000 lire
Saturday night. The explosion of a
kerosene lamp started the conflagration
.
Mrs. Anna S. Wilson, 83 years old,
and a cousin of Kmpress Josepheiie,
i was killed by a trolly car in Savannah,
| tia., Sunday.
At S.l-in, Ala., Monday night a
,! negro, S.tin ilarris, was >hul i<> ilea it
I by wniie men for an attack on two
i w ti te women.
j The rejected lover of a Chicago girl
i blew up the house in which she lived
' i tm Saturday uiglit. Two pernors were
: killed and many injured.
1 | EngineerCurrie, of Florence, S. ('.,
an engineer oil the Atlantic Coast
, Line, was killed in a collision at Klin
, icily, X. C., Sunday morning.
The w hite waitresses who siipp anted
colored butlers in a Sumter hotel
have proved a success, so says a dis
I patch dated No vein tier 3d.
Col. l>avld .Inhtisor, aged 8S, youngi
est s.ui of Coventor Johnson, who died
in 18.Vr>, passed away nt his home in
* !r.r' Sit nr. i ...
Tlit' Southern's new fast mail, from
New York tj New Orlcnn's rove red
i lie ilistunc of 1.374 miles in 3*2 hours
This train left New-York Sunday inor.
n in?r.
Walter Cole, full bark of t lie T?lincs
nee I>eaf and Dumb School fooltall
lentil, is iitfrom an injury rteeelv1
ed ina game at Nashville, Te< nM Sil'
onlay.
The conductor ami motnrmm of
' the ear whirl; wrecked the President'*
t carriage ami killetl Secret Service agent
. Craig, on September 3.1, were hehl
| for manslaughter a'. Pittallchi, Mass.,
1 Monday, their bail being $71,00(1 and
" $3,000, respectively.
' I Minting, the man who ritles the ntii
i l cycle up the spiral tower in Forepnugh
: , & Sells Pros. Show, happened to a serr
IOU* accident Saturday in Albany,'Ja.,
by the plat form at the t p of the lower
giving way with him. lie fell llfty
' feet striking the winding track three
- times In his descent.
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, O.SK MINTTK C'OOOH CCK R.
Is the only harmless cough cure
i that gives quick relief. Cures Coughs,
i. Colds. Croup, Itronchitis, hoopingCough
I'netiiiionia, Asthma, Lifirippe
' and all Throat, Chest and Lung, trone
liles. 1 got soaked bv rain, says Geri
trude K. Fenner, Munch , Iml., and
contracted a severe cold and cough. I
failed rapidly : lost 48 lbs. My drug *
gist reccomeiided One Minute Cough
' (Jure. The first bottle hro.'ght relief:
f j several cured me. I am ha< k to my
I old weight, 1 18 lbs One Minute Cough
(.'lire cuts tlifc ihh'gin, relieves llie
' cough at once, draws out iiillammaMtion,
cures croup. An ideal remedy
r ! for children. For sale by Itatesburg
? i Drug Co.
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| It's a pretty sick woman that won't
' get out of bed to go down and rectivc
1 | a caller that she knows will have a
i < hoice bit of scandal.
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A COLLECTION
Of Uood Thing*, Which We Old
Not Write, lint Stolo From
Our Fxc'liange*.
It's sure to be chilly weather when
theKirl gives you the mitten.
I'hey have been having riots in Porto
Rico. That's right, boys, be Americans.
A lady typewriter lias become u lion
tamer. Probably she got tired of being
dictated to.
The long distance telephone station
is about the only place where cheap
talk don't iro.
The Sultan of Turkey seems to be
just ns obstinate about dying as lie is
about paying' his debts.
It is a mistake to suppose that a
woman ever loses her temper. She
keeps it handy at all times.
It's surprising how many statesmen,
who are always crying that Washington
is corrupt are so. ambitious to
get there.
Every now and then some physicon
discovers the germ of perpetual life,
but the tomb stone men continue to Go
business.
Miscreants are said to be stealing the
Wooden sidewalks of Chicago for fuel.
In other words, they go out and take a
walk to get warm.
Some northern preachers are eliminating
the word "obey" froifi the niari
iage ceremony. Why l>3 so particular?
It is iueaniuglers,anyway.
Some people are saying J!m Younger
was Insane. Because lie committed
suicide, or because he warned to commit
matrimony? dense be explicit.
The miners suggested arbitration
early in May; and the operators adopted
the suggestion early in October
The trust is ruthci slow in its thinking
department.
A Chicigo jury lias just awarded an
"injured" husband one dollar as damages
for the alienation of bis wife's
affections. They might at least have
made his rival refund the price of the
marriage license.
The Chicago fire celebration emphasizes
the difference between 1871
and ll?U2. In the former yeir Chicago
had a great tire. This winter, in common
with the rest of the country, is
likely to have no lire at all.?New
York Mail and Express.
Among the effects of a police capUiln
who died in New Yurk the other
day were found government bonds,
steel stock, jewelry and cash to the
value of one hundred thousand dollars
What a reach lie must have bad for
catching other thieves?if there is anything
in the old saying.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Allow me to say a few words in praise
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1
had a verp severe cough and oold and
feared 1 would get pneumonia, but nfter
taking the second dose of this medicine
I felt better, three bottles of it
cored my cold and the pains in my
chest disappeared entirely. 1 am most
respectfully yours lor health, Ralph 3.
Meyers, 04 Thirty-Seventh st , Wheeling,
\V Va. For sale by J. D. Timmons,
Uitesburg, S. C,
Iticlier Than Morgan.
"Dis year," said Brother Dickey, "I
made 'noogh cotton to c'dth me."
aiJfMiiiifrwTO
alligator skins tnakts nil tie shoes 1
wants; 1 got a hat oaten' a racoon; 'en
I got 'notigh squirrel tails ter fan tie
flies off Ale all nex summer! Bltos
Cod, 1 wouldn't swamp places wid
Mister 1'inpint Morgan ef he wuz ter
gimme a dollar en a quarter ter boot.''
a Tuanhiuivinti Dinner,
Heavy eating is usually the first
cause of indigestion. Repeated attacks
inllumc the mucous membranes
lining tte stomach, exposes the ne ves
of the stomach, prducinga swelling
after eating, heartburn, headache,
sour risings and tinally catarrh of the
stomach. Kodul relieves the mtlamatious,
protects the nervee and cures
the esitarrh, Knuol ouros indigestion,
| iip-pcpsia, all stomach troubles by
o.causing ami sweetening '.be g lauds
| of the stomach. For sale by ltalesInirg
I >rrg Co .
*'i"h< r isn't very m sch diir-reiice in
he way a i\a. -.atari gi I . r*-.i t - men
fr.ioi the way she treated d.nl babies
? e'ore sli" grew up.
OtltEU or i ll.'. S ArTillt 10 V CAlts.
Mr. O. Ilaney. of 'Jeneva, Ohio, had
the piles lor forty year-. Do tors and
I dollars could do him no lasting good.
DeWitt's \? itch lla/.el SSalve cured
him perm uieutly. Invaluaole for
cu's, nurn-, niuinvs, sprains, laccrations,
ecr.vmu, I idler, halt rli<*liml and
all other -km diseases, Link for the
name DeWitt on the package all
nth rs are cheap, worthless po!|iiltarfeits.
Fjr sale b) n-ne-b'irg UiugOn.
A man wli i ha- g"t onL of ki? lir.it
]ovi* affair reels like a mat: who has
fallen i ver.a precipice w itlioul breukiany
bones.
If yon are bilious ami seeking advertisers
'lake 1 ?e Wilt's Li'.?
tie Karlv Kisers. .lu-t before
going to In >1 Yon "ill liml on the
morrow, You are ri?l of your sofuw
That's all : just eunuch ?l These
i.npuis [oil- ill not gripe, hut move
t he bow els gently ami easily, idealising
thelivr. Tln-ir tunie.elfed give*
strength t > the glands, preventing a
return of 'lie disorder. For silo by
! llatesbarg I?rug < "o.
Whenever a woman hoars of a man
Ileitis ruined in huiiue:;* s..e tlianki
| heaven aim sn;t hur ho) s lo bundu)
{ school.
CTmiks Hi.oon Ami Skin Diseases,
llllllMI lllMOlS, kc/km a,
Si kokI'i.a, Kir.
Send no money?simply write and
try Itotanie Hlooil Italm at our expense.
A personal trial of Flood Balm
| i- b *1 ter than 100" prin ted testimonials.
| so don't hesitate to write for., free
sample. If you suffer from uleers,
| ee/eina, rcrullua, Itloed Poison, canicer,
eating sores, i telling, skin, pint
pies, boils, bone pains, swellings,
. rheumatism, catarrh, or any blnnit or
skill disease, we advise you lo take
liotanic Blood Ifa'iii (If. If. It.) Kspec'
ially recommenced for old, obstinate,
deep-sealed eases of malignant hlooil
or skin diseases, because liotanic
! Hlooil Halm (It. If. H ) kills the poison
in the blood, cures where all else fails,
heals ever.f sore, makes the blood pure
; and rich, gives the skin the rich glow
of health. If. H. It., the in >s! perfect
blood purillcr made. Thoroughly tested
for 3d years. Costs $1 per large
bottle at drug stores. To prove it
cures, sample of lllooil Halm sent free
by w rit in Iflood Halm Co , Atlanta (Ja.
Describe trouble and free medical ad\
lee st lit in scaled letter. This is an
holiest otrer?medicine' sent at one e,
prepaid. For side and free simples
in Hutesbiirg by J. I). Timmoiis.
pprr
A Remarkable Tunnel.
The Oroya railroad, in the Peruvian
Andes, isiii some respects the most remarkable
railroad in the world. St)
far as elevation (joes it lendsall others,
one of its tunnels l?ein?r 1,5U0 feet
higher than Pike'n Peak. The road i-.
only 138 miles in length. nml cost tlu>
enormous sum of $48.0<)0,000. It was
built by American contractors, ami
its {treat numder of tutmuls, bridges
and curves required tl?e exercise of
unuaiial engineering skill.? Philadelphia
Record.
ASLKKl* AMID Fl.AMK*.
Breaking,into a blazing home, sonic
iiremeu lately druggeu the sleeping inmates
from death. Fancied security,
and death n?>ar. It's that way when
you neglect coughs and colds. Don't
do it Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption gives perfect protection
against all Throat, Chest and Lung
Troubles. Keep it near, and avoid
suffering, death , and doctor's lulls.
A teaspoofull stops a late cough, persistent
use the most stubborn. Harmless
and niee tasting, it's guaranteed
to satisfy. Price rsjc and $1.00 at O. J.
Harris, Butesburg and Smith & Croshuii,
Leesville.
The law has no penalty for stealing
a Jheart, because the punishment ol
having it left on your bands is enough.
A STARTLING SURPRISK.
Very few could believe in looking
at A. T. lioudly, a healthy, robust
blacksmith of Tihlen, lml. that lor ten
years be suffered such tortues Ironi
Rheumatism as few could endure and
live. But a wonderful change followed
his taking Electric Bitters. Two
bottles wholly cured ine," he writi >.
"and I have not felt a twinge in ovci
a year." They regulate the killings,
nurify the blood and cure Kheiiiuatsu
Neuralgia, Nervousness, improve digestion
and give perfect health. Try
them Only w cts. O. .1- Harris Halt sburg
and Smith & Crosson Leesville.
The only workingoian wiic doesn't
fuss about an eight-hour schedule is
the burglar in summer time.
I.UCK IN TIltBTKKN.
By sending 13 miles win. Spirey, of
Walton Fqrnaee, Vt., got a liox of
Buck leu's Arnica Salve, that wholly
cured a horrible Fever Sore on his kg.
Nothing else could. Positively curt s
Bruises, Felons, Ulcers, Eruptions,
Boils, Burns, Corns and Piles. Only
'J5c at O. J . Harris, Bates burg an I
Smith & Crossou, Leesville.
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FOR SALE
20 hives of pure Italian Bees in Patent
Hives. One dollar each.
I.ON liot.sTKlN,
The Advocate should visit you each
wet-K.
II. 'I'. Mclntyre. St I'.nl, Minn who
has been troubled with a disors
dered stomach says Chamberlain V
Stomach and Liver Tablets do me mur,
coed than anything 1 have ever taken,
For sale by J. L>. Timmons, Hatesbnrg,
S. C.
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| Appalachian Forestry R--cr\? , Asia
villc, ticket* will be sahl a? rate of on
Mrst-class fare for the rotttul trip fro;
I all points on tin Southern Railway '
' Aslie\ iile, October tlhl, V't! It ami J.VIi
I with 'itoil returning limit < Vtoln-r -It
1903. i lie fall is I he most delight 'n
sea?on of tile year in the mountains,
k W. Ill-nt. I >. P. A .
Charleston, S. (
,1. C. Bkan, I ?i v. P. a ..
. Atlanta, On.
\V. (ifi'ayi.ok, A. P. A.
? At lanta, (<a.
W. A. Tt hk, I*. T. M ,
Washington, i> c.
S. II, JJARiiwickk,):. P. A.,
* Washington, l?. ('.
I
I
All Irfuul Home lor Sale.
Tho M. M. llolslcin homestead, hit- 1
tinted one and one half miles norto of
Batesburg, on llie Mt. Willing road
is hereby offered lor immediate sale,
j It contains one h'Hidred acres, hi..re j
I or lens, n mv $1000 dwaliing, good I
I farm and tenant Houses. Is well
I watered and two-third* under cultivation.
A bargain lor a quick purchaser.
< 'all on or addrt-s lor furilier
information. m. m. llohtcin,
Price $8,000. Batesburj; S.
To Our Advertisers. I .
When so iniiny of our advrt iscrs j
arc chaiiyinif it heroines necessary
that we should have some rule as to
the timcad. copy must be in. All ads
to receive any attention al nil must he
in by I'd o'clock Monday. This only
refers to display advert: scrs.
KTAIHI.INO, lit i 1 inac.
"If every oiic knew what n grand "
mi (iM-iti- Dr. King's New Life fills
is," writes I). II. Turner, Uoinpseyto\vo,
l'.i.. "you'd sell all you h tve in
a day. Two weeks* use ha- made a now
man of me," infallible lor constipation.
stonuich and liver trouble;. 25c. |
at O..I. Harris Itatcsluirg and Smith & !
('roaaon, L"i-svill?.
Subscribe lor the Atlvoeate.
TltKSI'AS.l XOTlHH I ! !
All parties -no hereby untiiied. not
to hunt. lisli, or to ire--pass iit any
wise, on the land of the nndcr-iglii-cl.
| Part its violating this n-di.ie \\ i ii he
, persecuted to the full ix??nt of the
I "aw.
r. s. i -t * i;t; r.iss.
15. -I. IP >!MI LID*-. s
j Sonutrin, 3. c. Sopt , 8lst 1D02, j
Subscribe for tit \ Ivocafec,
TAX NOTK/r.
The books will ho open for l|:o collection
of town taxe- at the Trrtisurer's
ollice. in the town t>f Hate-burg,
from tlie oili tlav of November and v ill
close on the 1st <>) December. I0'rj.
Penalty will attach after l-t day of
December. Levy. 1 mills.
M. 15. Li?w vui- .
t ity Trea-urer.
V? lien yon giu--? wrong it i? crazy
irresponsibility ; when you gne--. rigli.
it is sound judgment.
Thir sifm-aturo is en every !*>x <-f the genuine
Laxative BromO'Quima.
'.he uiedy that cured a colli in one
Old widowers should be tltinkittjf of I
mnuiiig t licir p< w ilh the Lord instead
of a second wife. j
i |DB. KING'S SEW DICGQVERYIL
B This wonderful medicir.o posi-\
Btively cures Consumption, Coughs B
j fl Colds, Bronchitis, Aslhm.-, Pneu-B [
jn Pl:u?ujy, La .
fi Uripne, Hoarscncsv, Sere i \:rcat gq
! HCroup and Who-ping Co.ijr'i. J
, diiivery bottle quarantecd. No',.
i|?scurc. No i'ay. Frico 50c. !
; j?Trial bottle free. [When
a man ??? - around with a
. bro ul >111 !? on hi- I n- it j- ;i s'tin Iris
wife is Rway on u V'-.t.
I '
i I WANTIID?Scrap iron of e very de
1 ! sc ript ion a ml old tna jhim ry. Any
L | kind of t rr \vt |,, , -irA-. Writt
I for particulars. Address .1. 15. <Jar- j
ftinkrl, Columbia, S.
i 11 a! I ili" bat I It* i . is a I Mir f r? in '
' tl.i' i tl:rr ti iiiitv t at y u l.ri e. ? yen
are lifi, "...
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P&h 111 iw i l &
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N-jw Leaso of L;f3 "or an 3bv. *
Postiriactor.
' ; res? mast rr T1 If Pan-dull, "Dun-ap, Is.,
0 lay-. 1 suITt r -i fr > inclt i n and r<>
suiting 3>ds for years. Finally I tried
1 Kik|o|. I ?o'i!t Uucw I had found what
x I had long looked for. Iambi rl lay
than ii. wars. Kodcl t iva mo a nc- '
n lease of life, Anyoro c t Vr.e r .y :
. fldavlt to the truth >.f th - statement
>t Kodol dr:.?s ? youT food. This enables tho
. itster. to us in date op p > tren *1;.
.. ing every organ 1 real rluijhi ilth.
tiodoJ FSa'-cc > i c:i Strony.
Prcp.nn I only by I* C I?i :r... > . C
luoit.toU.iioiiii iUmtsltsU ,vJj?
" , " ; 1?? > 11 -" > : 11 o I i I:, i <i i .
1 lirst i 'i !i.- in lit r in !n\\ .
r > p
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tut? reruti'. i... ? . > i k .ii . ij i/e ...
if ! .
t. Won i li i ! i Ik .'.lit ;! ! > I >
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ic i I Y.r I Coin.
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Mi lit'lliiu M . II II ^ . III 1 ; | |.lt\
ill 11111- , t i
.i. c. isi.ov i:i:.
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,, NOTU'K.
i> 1 M r. (i. M. \ilai - ills 11 .si 'il iiin
i, I i?f his many -I mwi 11: l : lie \\ ill <h?li
| liwr trf' .it the loan. iin; nam <1
il , piaciiM ami ii.i'
I.i'i'.sv illc, Noi i iniic.- .
Il.lte-Inn u, " 111.
Moni'ita, 4< II.
1.'itl<; * S| riiij;, " 1
tjpnu^li lil. " 1ft.
Parties llial rdrml 11i-o through
lint" nri* r?*i|iit--t? ?i t .* bp pi^pind fori
their Iri'i- ? u tlieahi \ ?
>'t?n *- 'rtily,
li. M, Mmm*.
Haxti-r, S, (Nov?'inl>cr Ul. j
V
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THE
EXTRAORDINARY
BARGAINS
OFFERED
:T111 1 de-e Timinat ing public tlx? past few weeks lia* forced October selling
ahead of any previus mouths sitic our advent. Every day tnrongs of
people have visite I our store and guile away smiling and contented?visibly
sl.o? ing their appreciation of our "Live and Let Live Policy." Words
are impotent to nd<U|Unlc!y express our thanks for this support to our effort*
in building up in your midst a store the equal in bargain giving and
buying and selling Cue:lilies cl any store in the entire country ?
k Store That Never Stands Still? 1
#
Ever pushing for vard, making constant, steady and vigorous ell'orts
lor daily ad van u m ?nt. Alt-udy we've begun preparations for tliu I
Holiday Trade on larger -rale linn ever before. Room must be
made and in a great many instances prices will be cut on new and
season ible goods. ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? I
|T WE CONTINUE SELLINC ||
Btanda *d Calicoes 8Jc.
Heavy Drills - 5 c.
Heavy Sheeting.... 4 & 5c.
Sea Island - ... ?- 4c.
Heavy Checks - 4c.
jL'Iib Besu Checks.. 5c.
500 Pairs Pun la 21c. to |5.
? D' . Men's lhavv I'll. no 1 Id .1 >.del shirts, Toe. Cheap at ?1.00.
06 Pair Cld Ladies' Comfort Shoi.. 05c.
NEW YORK RACKET STORES,
BATMSCURG and WAGENER, S. C.
r-?w-- -,^'rw^nr. mm* i ? Tma
OUR DISPLAY OF
J MEN'S FAi L SUITS.
C-. ' *- i:;:: l" i ?. 11 tlie J?ir>cr-.sL Maniifai'tnrpn are sho^'n here.
y < '"if s: ' I .v?? been busy assorting and arranging the many suits
t!ic nr- ii'M.-lai vitijr We are now ready to show you the largest and
be-- 1. < : peri's Clothing an?l Furnishings ever shown in
Ai. . . i. \ . v w .) ih * -iii tiling in Clothe?, and a "I. C. Levy's Son
A. Co." laln-l ,imtoel you absolutely?The Suit bearing it is guaranteed to
givepurfe t satisfaction in every* way. A FINE SHOWING PROM $8.60 to $20*
Mail orders given prompt attention. ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
I 5. C. LEVY'S SON & CO..
I Tailor Fit Clothiers*.
| s:?s I*roa<l street, <<;ij>ptam>) Augusta, (in.
the'vegetabittfat V&&
j ? SUPERIOR IN QUALITY AND PURITY " (Ml
oO^ TO.ALL OTHERS (SBcff
i r-v Mm
m b 08ks monks m
ifebp b
Vi j ma a asTRY m
'( "-IT) v
;0 ?f AdJrcss SOUTHERN COJTON OIL CO. fog)
SAVANNAH GA. THE CAROLINAS AND'GEORGLA l&M
I
rn: i i : ; j Coinily Claims, Lumber and
bAND SURVEYING. Cross Ties Receipts.
? .1 I'll ' First Xationnl Bank <>l lli'csnui
- *ii -* m '-mi bijrir will l"i> Ki liooi and county
!";< Vi-12 c? JilF.<;vl5, ? 'aims a*n?l railway receipt* for o
? r- r-o \/1 i r* o 'Hill lu
LLLbVlt-Lb, b. O. u W Wat - ?i <: :i s: i: r.
FIRK FIRE ! ! IIF E. J. ETHERED6E,
DF.NTIS J',
: :: *' v: xvr I.ERSV I ILK, - - . s. r.
IN I IIK
? . * . . .. Olllce next door to Post Olllcc.
jjfh i: mm Assurance uo.. E< , asbill.
i ' lit' >rpi i;>t- ^ ' !.) ATTORNEY a? L A \f
Ii- '.il < iilioo, Ti ronto, ( inail.i, Lf.esvii.i.k - S (J.
\. i . mlti hell, a. '.. itarcfbnrrl Pntctio* in aH Courts 'Bomine** roll*
.!. Ai WATSON}) L, M.. MITCHELL,
idphysician & surgeon
i> \ l i 1;* 1'v ivt<, - - Office Hour's*
8 to 0 a. m.
'J to H p. in.
ov I r I : I ^ :ao to 0 p. m.