The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, May 06, 1903, Image 4

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Eg. THE ADVOCATE. -? Knterad at tlie llatpeburp, S. C., Post- | office a* Secoiid-Class Mail Matter. . i Published Every Wednesday JOHN BELL TOW ILL, Editor MAY a. .OCa. What Bnteaburg neeth is a strong pul' huiI a (Mill all together. Get in line?or gel out of the wav! Batesburgshould hnve'eleetrin lights I.et every public spirittd citizen b" al the citizens' meeting Thursday after noon. We are tired of chronic grumblers All such will have nil opportunity t< show their public spirit Thursdav Put up, or forever shut up!!! We are in need of a number of improvements in town, but the prentes ueed is better roads. Some work ha been doue, but it is but a starter Much depends upon our having lir.-; elass roads. Keep this in mind am give U" beUer roads, gentlemen of tin Town Council, and all will be well. Emperor William is, or was, ii Rome. We wonder if the Etnpero followed out the old ndnge, "When ii Rome do as Rome does," and whetl.e he looked with envy on King Euian uel's capital city and if thoughts o "Me 11 nd Got" did not entei the bran of this most mighty ruler. It inns have sounded queer to William to hen thousands of Italians yelling "Iloch, The Southern Baptist Conventm will meet in Savannah Thursday an loyal lkplistH from every section ti the Southland will pour Into the Koi est City t?> enjoy* the proceedings <i this distinguished body and partake i the hospitality of these Georgia crack era. Great preparations have bee made and Savannah will have at loath ree thousand visitors within he gateu. The South is the stronghold ?i Baptist* and the deliberations of tni convention will be read by ehurehniei of many creeds. As the eyes of th Je.vs are ever towards Jerusalem, s w:ll devout l aptists have their heart and iniiids towards Savannah (hi week. On last Friday the Child I.uhor Lav went into t fleet and it is estimate* that only about one thousand child.-t i will he forced out of tile mills on ae count of this meaMire. The niinibc is small and it will seem as i there has been inueh ado about iioth ing along this line, but they are mis taken. As the cotton mill indu-tr; giows ill South Carolina (wlih-li it i rapidly doing) it would ? all for mnr frail young bodies to do the work, am even if the number of eliildrei did not iucrease, hut remained th same, are not Pile thciisand live? which may he educated and mould--* into list IiiI citizenship wortli to Soiit Carolina a great deal, Ambilioi dwarfed ir early youth, with all tli beauties of nature shut out fr< in it visit>11, is not apt at (lie age of mat urit to ugaiu enter (he breast. If ill eh hi hood days they are allowed the privi lege of schooling tlie* seed has lice sown which Will brine lorih trio that in time will make the citizen o winch any State may well he prom The law we Velieve t<> he a good one an I ?| >e it will hi* inriiiil out to the let ter. Continual dropping in wears awa, welcome. Opinions ihll'er as to which islh more (lancetens, the liquid or solii punch. It is easy to acquire knowledge if yoi ate not ashamed to confess yo.tr i^ttii ran cm. (food went tier ami tiuht shoes an about equally favorable to the cori crop. More poisonous snakes aro foiiiul it Arizona than in any other part of lit United s tates. A yirl wears ribbons so that tliet will show through sotiinier clothe unit then pteli litis to he em harassed if you notice it "Iiidn't y u tell lite yesterday Ilia you had u wile and three small chit ilren?" "M inter," replied Meandering Mike "if I Inula wile an' tlnee childrei don I you spose I'd put them to wort instead o'goin'out dis way inysell?' The dedication exercises of the S' T.ouis Kxpositiiii took nlace ii almost freezing weather. The run lr.?st with our 1iiiihtc is si -ikitig. A Printer's Mix 1'| An Arkniis.is printer, in making tip the form* in a hurry the oilier day, ^iit a marriatre and a tr.nr's adver tis?-ineiit iiitx>d up so that it r? ads as follows: "Johhn l$row,i and Id. I ray weie united in (lie holy suierkrant' li.v I he quart or liarrel. Mr Itrown is a well known \oiii.k mil tisti at 10 cents per pound. while the bride, Miss (Jray, Ims some niee |i*s leet which will he sold cheaper than any in tow ii ." If the Kill of Lieut-dor. Curtis Could, of Massachiiscl Is, were not so aggravating >t would he amusing, lie walti* to raise Alabama to thr level of Massachusetts! Ye gods nod liitle lisIms ! W hat has Alabama done?? Florence Time*. Never put oil todav wl at y o.i want clean for tomorrow. " v ^ . IM.NSION 1COLL, JOO3. *?i? The following is n portion of the j roll or t h? p tsoiih. together with the 'elass a> '1 nuioiiut', who lm\e been given ii ifiisiuii hy the Kt.>te Hoard. Toe rental wlrr of the nanus will be published i week : ChAatf "ii," $72 K.WMI. Hanks, A. O LexincP n. Hlls'i)1, Tlion 0-S, (I.lStOll, ( rim, V". V., .S^atmea. I?erri< k, .lasper S., I.eesville. Derrick. Jam A., Derrick, li.i it i1, Snuiuel iJ., ItishLon. llaltiwauger, J. IS,, l.atukoo. House. A.N . t hajvin Wilson, A. <).r Lexington. CI.A?'I "c," No. 1. $43 KACJI. Hurr, 1>. T , Adair, tiiiutt, Ziuiri. tseivern. Ua'luinii, Nosli.' Le**s\i!'<*. Hii ps, w. S., Nlie.l or. 11 iter, X. W.. S? vi I .a Kelly. John <L, I re Ionia. Lewis, Hue K . Kishton Lewis, James M . Kishton. i Miller. \V. L , Solvent. Mitchell, .lames T , Hnte.iburg. Key Holds, Irs, Itateshurg. lvish, John l<\, I'M in.11! Is. Walts, Adam, (Jasto/i. Win1, Win. D ,Sr , S.iiitly Run. i'i.ass "c." no. *2. $17 35. Addy, Jacob P., LrtMakoo. Alewuic, Wesley, l.ewie.'a'c. AinicU.J W., Derrick. A lawny. Win . Hatcshurg Hurry, Cieorge A., Woodford. Mli-kley, Joseph II., ('alia. Hoat wrighl, Thomas, I'oinaria. Hloodsworlh, S. A.. I'redonia. Hockiiinn, Samuel V. .. ("alia, lloyer, Moses, Hronkli'ttd. Itiindrick. II A , Lexiccton. t Ih vunt, J. T . No v Pro. khmd. Harrineau. P; (J , New Hronklatid, Hlack, W. L., Lor.o.a. f I. ....... .. I I I ... I.. M I t'oogkr, Jacob, lit ton. I 1 >aley. .1. T . Imio. Hernek, 11 11 r \ I>,, Snvi 11a. 1 parr. Benson, Little Mountain. Fluke, .1. W. tinnsft M f:?m Oratig'b'i Pointer J Hart, Kiglitsweli. ( tinier, Joshua, Leesvil'e. I <iregory, John i). A . Lexington, r (!revory,J. T ., Swansea. ii 'irilllilti, Allen, Mart's Landing, II.ill. Lemuel, Samaria. r Mailman, E , Lexington. Mailman, J. 1> , Lexington, f Mamiter, J. A., <'Impin . ,, 11 arm.mi Joe F., Lexington. Mieks, IL I. N.. 1 exington. Mix, l>. A.. Cn'.la. f Howell, J, 1' , Swansea Hook. James A.. Hasten. Ilnirstetlar, James I. . Itrightwell. Mall, iVayne, Biteshurg. n Jones, L. J , Mannvilio. J Kiser, M. L? Adair. (j- Kaminer, 'I'. L., Itrooklaml. Kennedy. M.S., I.e-?>ieilnle. Ji flooai, s \V.. White Millif .lones, J p., M iteshurg. ,f K e I ley, J a ines L. Mrookland. Kniulit, Josei-h M., Mateshurg, Ki.o r, J. S Li'VvieJali*. II | Lucas, Thomas W ,Swansea. S Long, W. '.V., Prieaville. r Lancaster, I.. W., Swansea, . Leaphart, It 11. 1 i ic-vilie. Mills, J. It Klin, s Mt-tts, S. ,1. l.*-aj.har|, ' Miller. J. M., Man's S atton. ,.! Pool, Felix, Mrookl.ind. I Price, Jncoi). Piii evjlle, Perey, Silas It.. New MrooUlaml. s ltil'.ard, i'red, Itrooklaml. s l(nwl. Prank. Savilla, ]Ci- i rs, J M. Itateshurg Itikard. < 'harley. Lew iedale. Hans in. J. <" , Leesvi I le. it Sharp, Lin.uiiiel, Siioiiiperls , I Slieuly, Isiah. Marr's Landing. Sox, l>. Mj, Kdmund, " Sox, II. K., Broolihuid. S| ires, Menrv. I Inir. r. Sin alv , Joshua. I' lie Itidge. f Sox, It. P.. i.ex't-gLlll, SoX.S. It., la", i'.gloil. Seigler, Wihuni. Selic i. Starnes, .1. W., Witts Mill. \ S tealy, A'cler-on. Petri's Landing. Mnalv, VV. A N'ew Itrooklaml. i Tin lor, I 0:11 (I., L n:< I j 'I'iij lor, .1 I? , ! iM>. | Taylor, .lame- I*.. IVIiou. it T.i j lor. M tici'i'i'ir.i. I T i \ Inr, k'ii' K.. I i'\\ i< il:v!i>. \VWin 1,... s.ille. W arner,'J'. J , savjlin. '' Warner, r. s.i. i i.i. II Wi 'its .In III. I HI iri I. II I I.A>H T'," S.I, sis KM II. ,. Ptimlrirk, Caroli ie. IV;;!.. Itniulrii k, IT;i' < - IVak. s llu-by, N.-tiey. KiI'kh <1. y ("oitiiti y, Mai i i-- 1\., Samaria Cook. S .1., Sam ri;>. I Mil.bar, .1 i'll , < U -Mtor. Kr\e. A""in, !?'.it's I<>ii!'liti?. " I?? t* i A, V , !>i .-!iiirj?. I lla' . Kifi'.i M , si a-uimm, I'l Mem. k. i.hiif.i, ' jijii1'. I i Mi'i-l/f Mary .'1. I. \ iiatnti, J ; M i!i- r. Man iia, <?ik\ I ? 1 I'll e, ( ! i rnl i !*. , Wl.lhile. 1'r;? . h, li , I'r . v iilr, s atier. M 'inn, Si t ;.-l.iian. SIii'aI> , l?'i?ni 11 li . II. I1.11 i. Sliciilv, i.ouivi. I "iloni i. y S.?n. i iiili-rii o. I\ 11;i*. T iy'nr, .lean, IVIiou. ,1 Taylor, Marv, Hair- niliug. W i.rli, N . Irene. ; We siiiyer, i.iini-a, W -siiijjor-. ((?i hi iiitieil ii> \! w? ek ) i Til" Mire I anil s.ife-t r- ine 'v fo kidney and M.nl.'.e" ilise.iaea i- 1'oley' i* K iilliey Cure. i ? - ? I.olli.- vil e'- erii.-t V obi lire eliief, I i bile lie: or,s iys lie's a Ira ill of ilnl li'iif; ex . eepl aiitoiin bile-ami matrimony. fb" City of New York is pai I .f.TO.OOi :i v ..) r fi.r I I... . . i . . ...... | ? ?*? ? I >11 I ! ; . 11 ** rubbish ?jil l.cic'l l>_\ tlu-filv. \Vll!?t :i II. HII ? II I i V? I II tit |l.-II'Ih III \vlistt his \\ imil !r?i n. A flt-r ntjin i.i y c 111" I In I'luium-liT o I love I P:' ist rl's ll ftiii-l.inl I3 l.'Jlin;; Itiii pcralure Hi* sure l<> tffl yt iip piiturj mud< 1 when ynt: net jniiriiew dn-ss nr suit 1 V\ hi It If ?*; II pit-lit \ ii. yriCK Ai:itK-r. .J. A < ' 1111 I ?r ti'- Veihena, Ala , I \vir twice in tin' I; i-1 it a I fr in a vert r ise of pi I'* c iii-inf; 1 imniirs. Af it-r iltifiurs /?' 11 ;t It rem 1 dips I? 1 1.1f ?i*.sitlvi', jirrct.1 i'i| I li rt lit* r inihi nttlue and t iiicil Ihii:. Ii cm i|tie<-. a? htv and It i I 'r* piii 1. Onls '2~>f :ii ii. .1. liar ri?. H tie-li nf;, aitil Sniitli &. ('ros-nii id' l.coviilc Wilful ,e<iiiipri'?iii<r t 1' 1 |w) waist makes w i n I ill vs.in! (< 1 l r nili), m v nr. Vol Mi vu .1 \\ "One of I ?r. K mr' New I.i ft* I *i I jeaeli i.i III f r two ?11 I - has mil mr 1 in ins 1 c-ns' 11 jr tin ' v rit?'f I>. II. TurI in r of I >i* 111; v 1 s\ it p.i. They're the ! I11-1 in I lie \sor ! for I.ire, Moniuli j and |{ii*v? ls I 'iipel vc^efab'c Never pp. (> ' v Sftcnt () .1 Karri* Ital e? lniP|T, a d Mi.il Ii and (to^-oii of !.CSV He. | If it vvii?n'i I >p Hi" weather Pes |'if pe >ple w till ill line no excuse fur talking. A wink ii in jjood as a nod to a j clot lien horse. *ari? *i i SMALL IIKCJINN INGS, A traveler through a dusty roaJ. tl Hire wed morns on the lee, tl And one took root mid sprouted up ?| And grew Into a tro#> e Love sought its shade at evening tune a l'u breath its early vows, , p And age was pleased In hearts of noon p To ha?k heliealh its bough*; C Toe t'oruiouse loved its daiigugt Jtigs, n Tin* birds sweet miisiu birr; c< It stood a glory in its place, n A hie sing evermore. a A lilt le spring had lost Its way Amid the grass and fern; ? A passing stranger scooped ? npfl. Where weary men might turn; r( lie walled it in, and hung with cam a wtiie ni u-s Drink; Hi- thought not of the-deed he did. But judged l hat toil might drink. He |i:i sed again, and In! the well, n Hy si.ninn.rs never dried. Had cooled ten thousands parched ,, tongues, j And saved a life beside, A dreamer dropped a random thought, t 4Twas old, and yet whs new; e A simple fancy ol the brum, l>ni strong; in being true; ll shone upon a genial mind, A id, lo! its ligut boc.am* a A lamp of life a beacon ray, t A monitory flame. t The tbona. In 'ass small, its issue great. J A aateh-Ore on the hilt; It sheds us radiance far down, 8 And cheers the valley still. F A rnmeleps man, amid a crowd f That thronged the daily mart, # I,e fall u word of hope and love, I'nMuditd from the heart; A whisper .m t lie tumuli thrown, A tr >nsi"ory breath, ,, ll raised a brother from ihe dust, ^ ll si veil a soil I from death. Ii gern.! O fount ! O word of love! O thought at random cast, a Y ' were hut little at the llrst, Hut mighty ut the last. ?Charles Mackay. , It makes a man mad to hear disagree t * able things that are said about his I friends; it makes a woman mud not to. c cl im s i*. /Killa, itching humors ani> {. l'imim.es callut'.njt.es.? costs i S'lTttINU to tb v. 1 It. It It. (Ho'anic Itlood Italin) is now ^ ' recognized as a certain and sure cure | i. r hi i, itching skin, humor*, * j scabs, settles, watery blisters pimples j aching hones or joints, boils, carbun| tiles, piickliug pain in tho skin, old, i< eating sores, uleers etc. Hotanic a It <>od Halm taken internal1)', cures the worst and most and deep seated cases by encircling, purify ing and vitalising tie l.locd, thereby giving a healthy a nlooil supply to the skin. Botanic I Itlood Halm i-the only cure, to stay 'I ci.red, tor these awful, annoying skin t troui les. Ileitis every sore and gives f he rich j,low of |:eu|th (o t|m hk'll, ? Hmids up t!ie broken down body and t makes the blond red an 1 noiiiisliing. I rj<|iii iu.ij) niiMnii lor ciiromc, oM 1 1 tt>ni doctors, patent medicine* * | ami hot springs fail to rurc. l>ru>;- ). rjisis, $1. To prove B. It. B. cures, s I ? ituple sent free a it'J prepaid by wri- t tii'jf Ibooil Balm 'Jo,, Atlanta tin. ? ! Describe trouble, and Tree medical a?i- t vice sent in sealed letter. For sale and ? free satnp'es in Uatesburg by J. D. t : i'l IIIIIIOI S. I The in in wtio can look back to an old drunk without regret can look ^ ahead to a new drunk wi'liout shame, PltOM A OAT 8CBATCU on the arm, to the worut sort a burn sore or boil, DeWitt's Witch lla/.-i Salve is a quiik cure. In ouyiug Witch Hazel Salve, lie particular to o,.t. I-/e\Yill's?this is the salve ttiat heals without leaving a scar. A s; ccilic lor blind, bleeding and itolii-ic in d protruding pilis. iSoid by I! .! -burg I?r11i; I o. ( I is estimated that in the soda water s. .is-ii I,oiiisviile spends $f> .Ota) a day f 'i i iul luvcrage, using U,H7<> gallons, A I 1 1 1 I.K UAUI.V KISKR ii iw aid then at bedtime will cure c.uisiipati hi. hiiiciiMiess and liver troubles. l'e Witt's hi I lie Early Hiscrs arc i In* I .a in 'lis little pills that I lire by arousing ih secretions, moy il.c the bo.vuis i. cut l\, yet etl'ectualty, t and gi viuy: -nob tone and sirens lb to r he gl nis of I lie stomach .lid liver c ; 111:i' the c 'ii-?:; ol the trouble is re- I moved cn'irely, and if their use i> t continued lor a few days, there mil s lie no r> turn I the couipiaiut, Sold t 1 t?y Bale.->b;irg Drug ('?. t i lie wii.dnw-glass strike iu iTttst.iirg f .tlord- all Uluds of upportuny lore-I I Ter to the paneful tiiu&Cion. |< COXFEDKKATE VfilEAAKS' RE- ' INloN. ? ciap Hal's to New Orleans. I.a., f \ in Southern Railway. s 3 oil account of i be Confederate Vet- f rails" liiMinno, to be held at New Or- : Ie hi-, l,u.. May lOlli to23nd, the t >'?nl lierii R.iilwav will sell I ootid?trip j ii ket s 11 in11 all |ioin s t o New Oi leans, ^ I..i., and return, at rat* of one cent r j.cr mile dislai traveled. Tickets will b" on > c May ItSlb t>? 21st, in- j n-ivc with dual d ile to leave New c ' C I If ill- v% itl.o it v.ilnlnl inn M..i? .,i,i. * *? r i;> !5 Original purchasers of audi _ i i-lit is with tin* >peeiaI a (rent at New (irlenio mil ariier tliuu May 17th or v ll liirr than May lilt I , t.pon payment of v a fe* of tifty <ents The S uit hem Kuilwny offtrt (iona \euieui schedules and most excellent r scr\tee, iiinl every elt'ort will he made v in - ee in e \eteratis untl their friends j, nl leirli ic; t lie reunion ll in.i-l pleasant r 1 aii*l < OiiiI'ort.il) e trip. l lisurpa.i-eil ? rul.iuali ace. uiiiiinil.il ions will lie a f v f louli il, and III-* *r\ ice iu every rr- j . -pect " i!l ho a') thai could he desired. ? I id! itir.iroiai ion ind particulars as H to i-1teiiii'es, etc , will h # t l'eerlu.ly (| furnished on application by any a#eut , . of the ftoullieru Ivuiwav, or, v n. w.hun r, \ W. Il.T\YI/)K PiV. 1'msm. A|ft. ? As. (leu Pa**. Atjt. (.'Intrusion. i j, A i lama, t !a. | -f A S I AUII.INO TKST. Tu Save a life, Dr. T. O. Merritt, of g , : ''t. Mcliooj.aoy, 1 * , made a start- ! ii . lii i; le.-t it .Holtinu in u wonderful cure { lie writes, "a patient was attacked! wit ' \ ioleiit hemorraftes, caused by | n cera'ioii of the stomach I had i o'lcll found Klectr.C llitlers etriillu'ii I - lot a. i.le: I 111 -fli ami liver troubles jb it I | i rs i* i i lieil I lie hi The pal lent train- ' n e l 111iiii t lie first, anil lias not bad an s? nCn< l< ill 11 inoi tlis." l'ile:tric Bittt i- nre posnuelv p-oaraiiteed for Dysi t p'i.i, I ih) it-s? ion. t 'oust ipat ion and ^ I.iibuy trouble-. Try ilium. Only "i .>"e r l O. .1. Harris, IfHiesbuig, a nil j B Miotli iV t'resson I.ees\ iIle. I < >|{ >A I. I . OK KK N'J', a store bouse Ti I'ns.-e>.-ion ^ivcii imiueiliately. App'y ,\ to K. JONE"1, | fM l!n>sburg, M.C. j is \ Ts I" 1?I > YouIIIT men to prepare j for < otywriimeiit positions. Fine open- [ iiii " in nil departments. Oonil anluries i w Kapol promot ioiiH. Examination* soon. u Car miliars Free. 1 iiter-State <'or. m j Inst., Cetlar Kapiils, la. 4-18t'3 3"' f)< How Reputallou Count*. With moat people it would teem tat a bad reputation counts for more tan a good one. A man who lias jeot a lifetime virtuously earns a ood reputation which he may lose in waulc or opgua'ded moment. The ublic gloats over his fall, and all li's ast righteousness shrinks from view, onsideriug human frailty, this ought of so to be. On the oilier band, a t'rtaui man who left bis prison cell early twenty years ago, anil has lived clean and honorable lite ever since, as been refused a position on account f his record as a convict. This ought ot so to be, either. Bliall the good tan's slip lose litm all liis past good imputation? Shall the discharged prisner's heroic struggle upwird go for othing? Shall the good reputation e forgotten, the bad reputitio t relemheied? We little realize how auch crime we ab- t hr ur attitude toward the errig. For ourselves, lot us remember ow easy it is to fall. For others, let s not drive them back into evil by liming the cold shoulder upon their IfortH to rise and redeem themselves, -Sunday School Times. ANY CHURCH or parsonage or I11litutiou supported by voluntary conribution will be given a liberal quanity of the Longman ?fc Martinez l'ure 'aints wtienever they paint. Note:?Have done so for 27 years, isles:?tens of millions of gallons; tainted nearly two million houses uner guaran re to repaint if n it satisactory. The paint wears up to ighteeii years. Linseed Oil must t>e dded to the paint (done in two miuiU">). Actual cost then about $1.2oa alien. Samples free Sold by our gents, J. J. ltawl & S.;n, Latesburg, i. C . There is no substitute for honesty s a foundation for success. TUB X-HAYS, Kecent experiments, by practical est* and examination with the aid of be X Kays, establish it as a fact that Catarrh of the Stomach is not disease if itself, hut that it results from reieated attac s of indigestion. "How an I cure my Indigestion?'' Kodol Jyspepsia Cure Is curing thousands, t will cure you of indigestion and lyspepsia, and prevent or cure Catarrh if the Stomach. Kodol digests what <ni eat?mnkes the stomach sweet, i'or sale by U&t-mburg Drug Co. Serve man more; carry bis burdens; b is lar more tangible than carrying n imaginary cross. THE WASTES or TIIK HODY. Every seven days the blood, muscles nd bones of a man of average size uses two pounds of wornout ti-sue. I'liis waste cannot be replenished and he health and strength kept without lerfect digestion. When the stomach mil digtaiive organs fail to perforin heir functions, the str?nirii> iat.u lealtll gives wuy, ami disease nets up. votlol dyspepsia Cur? enables the tomach and digestive organs to ilir?*ami assimilate all of the wtiole ouie food thsat may be eaten into the tind of blood that rebuilds the tissues kiid protects health and strength of he uiind and body. Kodol cures Inligeuiutl Dyspepsia and all stomach roubles. It is an ideal spring U nic. '"or sa'e by iiatesburg Drug Co. There is but little love lost in the lusinass world; it is not love, but ollars men are after. i sm - Women as Well as Men Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble. Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dls:ourages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor i ar,d cheerfulness soon M disappear when the kldneys are out of order -Qft fyX. jdnri=m" or diseased. _ Kidney trouble has T * become so prevalent * ]1 ^at"'s nct uncommon ,^7 tarter ?flt .'I for a child to be born ''7 ct#(l w,,h weak kldX-\A neys. If the child urln^ 'c*1 ates too often, if the irine scalds the flesh or If, when the child eaches an age when It should be able to :ontrol the passage. It is yet afflicted with )ed-wettlng. depend upon it. the cause of he difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the first ;tep should be towards the treatment of hrse important organs. This unpleasant rouble Is due to a diseased condition of the ildneys and bladder and not to a habit as nost people suppose. Women as well as men are made mistrable with kidney and bladder trouble, tnd both need the same great remedy, [he mild and the Immediate effect of swamp-Root is soon realized. It Is sold ree. also pamphlet tell- nous* of bV?u*j,itoot. ng all about It, Including many of the housand* of testimonial letters received rom sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer t Co.. Binghamton. N. Y., be sure and nention this paper. Don't make any mistake, but remember he name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's >wamp-Root. and the address, Binghamton, 4. Y? on every bottle. A Iml is something Hint makes one mucin happy and u dozen women enious. T1U VKUNl) 18 DiNOKROt'S. f ou?tant motion jura the kidneys rhi. h are kept in place in the hody y delicate attachments. This is the casou t hat travelers, trainmen, street ar men, taamstsrs and ail .who drive er.v uiuch, suffer from kidney disease it some form. Foley's Kidney Cure t retigt hens the kidneys and cures II forms of kidney and bladder diseases leo. F. Ilansnn, locomotive ngilieer, I.ima, ()., writes, "Constant ibralhuiof the engine caused men real ileal of trouble with my kidneys, ml I got no relief until I used Foley's [iduey Cure." For Mile by J. 1>. minions Batesbilrg. A man's mistake* come from forettmg detai's; a woman's from releiuhering thcui. WlLI. Ct'HK COSSI M erioN. a. a. iifrrm oi flinch, ArK.,"I?o>> '* Honey Htnl Tar is the best prepartiou for cough*, colds and lung troule. 1 know iliut it lias cured couimption in ilie lir.-t stages." For i.ehy .1, It Tlininons, lialesburg. You never beard of any one using Honey mid Tar and not being it ?* fled. For sale by J. D Tim moils, Hlcsburg. j To Cur? A Colli In Ouo I>ny. , like laxative Hrouio Q iinine Tablets j II driiKKiMt rrfund the money if tits to core K. W (Jrove'a signature on each box- i!5 ceil)*. l'a?ri n /-' home inalliuliona. Doo'l I ni'. your laundry out of the Htut* hen you can get as good work from , ic Lauren's Miasm Laundry. Willie iller agent. Call ut Advocate of e. ? ggg - 1 1 J To AdvcrtiMerH. Unless copj for change of advertisements is iu by ft p. m. Monday it will be impossible to make change. This rule will not be broken. To secure better attention your ad. copy should be la Saturday. Indigestion Causes Catarrh of tfctc Stomach. For many years It has been supposed that \ oatarrn ot the Stomach caused indigestion and dyspepsia, but the truth Is exactly the opposite. Indigestion causes catarrh. Re- , peatad attacks of indigestion inflames the mucous membranes lining the stomach and exposes the nerves of the stomach, thus causing the glands to secrete mucin instead of the Juices of natural digestion. This is called Catarrh of the Stomach. Kodol Dyspepsia Dure relieves all inflammation of the mucous membranes lining the stomach, protects the nerves, and cures bad breath, sour risings, a sense of fullness after eating, indigestion, dyspepsia and all stomach troubles. Kodol Digests What You Eat Make the Stoma -h Sweet. Bottles only. Regular size. $ 1.0? holding 2V4 times the trial size, which sells for ^ 0 cents. Prepared by E. O. DeWiTT & CO.. Chicago, ill. Patronize the Laurens Steam Laundry For Best Work AGENCY IN ADVOCATE OIF ICE. Willie Miller. A#ent. si mmvmmnmwm ^ WILL evans | El haberdasher 3. ^ 3 ^ Columbia, s* c. :3' 432 Main Stiikkt. ^imuiiiuiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiii J. A. WATSON, nr>.?:isTTis'r\ BATESBUItO. - - SC. Office over Harris' Drug MORR IS & SH EALY , I Kl HST-C I.ASS loAND SURVEYING by LEESVILLE, S. C. FIRE FIRE FIRE! insure against ! irk i m til 1.' British American Assnrance Co. (Incorporated ls:i:t.) Head Otfcv. T ?r? nto, Canada. A. <5. M IT*-IIELL, Ajjt.. ltnr-flhur WANTED A man to-all Sewing Mm iiines Nc. 1 contract to rit;lit. kuio of man to -tart, on ? with good chame for promot ion. EXPERIENCE NO L' NECESSARY. Call on or address Singer Manuf'g Co, GREENWOOD, S. ? . 4 8-4t. L. M. MI fCHELL P H VSIC IaN & SiU RG HO N Office Houita* 8 to t) ?. m. '/ t? |>. tl|. 7 ::t0 I.. V 11. oi DR. 'V. P. TIMMEI MAN, Offers his professional service to the people of Hate.shurg aim v i? is.t >. Oilice over the National Bans, nio! ran be found lliere tiny orni^h'. RATESHCIiO, S. O. | P. B. Asbill Watches. C IlOcK's. 'ami Jewelrv Re ttii iiixr. Mitchell Building, BATES BURG. S. C. t. J. ETHEREQCE, DKNTIS r, LEESV1I.LE, - - - S. r. ! Ollloe oi|er Austin's store. (it.ll. IIKI.I. 'I'lMMKItM AN. .1. M. Tlll llMOXll. TIIl'RMON I> A Tl M M K IS M A N. ATTllKN KVK-A I - I V \V Will practice in all the Mute and I". :s. ' ijourts. Oltlre in KilitYinan 1111i! Ii111;. Lexiuv t>ni, S. Edwin Folk Strotiikr, ! Attorney <St Counselor at Law. Will practice in all the rouit- of tin* State ami the I'niteil States. Your business Miliccieil. Eatesburg-, - ?2. O. Mar. 2<?? F; r? ARRTI i Attorn h-y a t Law. lrksvk.i.b - s. c, Practice in all Conns P?u-<in?'ss solieitotl. chew Hatchet Tobacco. TA<IS WOltTII OMMI \ l.l CENT EACH. Thla algnaturo is on every t>c* of the gsnulao 1 ? Laxative Bromo'Quinii ^v?ta \k? rt-oiely that cores i* col?l In owe ?lay J > . ^CC0))CCO?(CO))C(0?CCO?(CO))C(O)^ Y _ r 0/ ^((o:occc)xco)xco)xco)xco)x(o?|| 1 $ ;#%ON'T FILY | ' I > * ?- ?H . 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Simmons- % 1*3 I ** ' SVAVb 6 fi 8 c sVto E ? 3 a 5fet C f t Agent for JPattenV. San Proof Paints litAKAN !!'.!. ) I'Oi: F!VK YEAIIS. cli'H Quick Relief. 11 i -1 It>s \i?. c * .. . , , , ,, WI.mi voiir jointsnnu bonesacheand , X 1 ' 1 ' " I t ?> ., lie. !, iVfls tender and sor?, a 25 1 : ' ,llt; cent IfiUltf oT Dooch'a tjnirk Keli.t ' world. mur mother s ami I W||| clve yol, quick iclt.f. JSe?t cur. fjr.nuiti i tn i t i I'Vit I ho i 11 i ! lis- J (iir j;4. | IHU .'iiivi.nii'j* i<>:* 11 iliinn ur Uiliotis.<? >-. Do'tors tM?f M-jri'i nliil I lo-y .-I'itioill l|t-:?r?l of Ap;it'inllt>l Hi-, Ni-rvnus IVrsl : it: iii t-r lle.rti /]T-I It* \ J T I'niInn*, i tr. Tio v ii ! August Mow- j VV ??r to t ii'un on' ii -* - v ; m anil tlop 17 w , ^ . I- 'mill Li<i:i liiol ; -i-.i !. 1 . ; fr-S P3 V (f* il ^ f 111 at < ill" s i on ?.f 1 hi1 Ii v?sr, t-1 i mi: - * * Intell-.- 'tM Vi.us > 1. . :. . tit u t>! fl ii..- ^'.o, ,i,.:r ?ii1 ooacco. w lit'f 1 fvolinj; tin 11 a 1 11 tnul w it h In rulf.flu > :? 1 1 t.ii" r 1 Y- - 11I 1.i i- i This brand is graining populaiity 0 1 - tl ,-p .fit ,-nV An:: ! : :i-.mi-, overall others, at! it is positively if Mini t for:: . to isrt \ 00 it: ti "tl <r 1-. ?. o ?x tr 1 hero is ,:i"ti iiitc o.-; to" in.tit -r 1 rlS .fcSCSt FOf Willi y hi. Yo:; <mi r;- liii- r 'i:.:ilt Tb.C IVioileV. i't':i:etiv. I'or t All tiro - . . .. ,, . . . . |'r;t>" " mi 1" . Vtir rale t.y all lirst-classdealers. worth 1-2 cent each in cash. '" ' " ' r ' r v.'in-n 1 f if 1:-< 1 ' v Pobt. 1 Inrris & Bro.. } Oil I ol!!l( Ii )>v liable Villi ;.|'i' ihi' til lit i '-villi*, N f'r I piiivli:.-. I!. t.niy -o: j.i-i-- 11: * aSDREY diseases Jiti; 11 r, i i! II:. \ I . 11 >, i 11 =? " ~ --V--!.'1 > . V , ' are ^ie most *ataI ?f all disit 1 n-en . 1 C.1S?5. ! S>;. ?.i .i is :i ??! >tiiiTs ili:.i :.rr I ?fll EV? KIDNEY CURE It l ii'ULtI b GuaraitBtdBesiedy V. ! . . 1 , cr money refunded. Contains - . remedies recognized by emi, nert physicians as the best for Kidney and Bladder troubles. s ! . A. \ PRICE 50c. cad $1.00. J- -r .->:.!? I ^ J. !). Tiii'inons. AVOID iMDJGESTION |]SE G QjL SL I \ [in CONTENT.. fo/Ci I ?*yO V>TSSQH COCK I.NO OJL IS A.N ABSOLUTELY S Tt>yrc Pcoctablc product. ^ 8 " & - ;-v Can hi i - i l> ovi.k* avo ovck aoajn f~ x,a^bb5je h ' . ' . i SOLD EVERYWHERE ,Vv|i^fe/*u I 'l N*--' ~r".' VV nt? I -r inj Ve!|jit>!s ^ v v 41 Wesson Process Co. L fl l' ^ ;v-.i xnc;s i !U5a?;n iovsahosS^idB^I I vING'S NEW DISCOVERY! I >nderful medicine posi-a ?B urcs Consumption, Cougho I 9 , Bronchitis, Asthma, Pneu-1 gB iy Fever, Pleurisy, La-I H Hoarseness, Sore Throat,! S and Whooping Cough.I H i a Every bottle qujranteed. Nol |g ;,-s ' MCuro. No Pay* Prico 50c.&$!. iWi^-inuvil:Iy 11a J1,,r* A"'"i>' ' BTrial bottle free. I g|