The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, June 24, 1903, Image 3
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THE ADVOCATE.
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Entered at the Ilatesburg, 8. C., Post- the
ottloe a? Becond-C lass Mult Matter. Phi
lies
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Published Every Wednesday
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JOHN liELL TOWILI., Editor U;
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JUNE 24, .COS. 12
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SPEAK TIIETIIUTK IN MOO- ~ 1
EKATION.
A newspaper should not only be bet y p
for U14 dissemination of news, both
local and general, b'lt should also
aland for the principles of morality.
truth and high character. Toe moral
tone of a community may be aiVected, jy(
in some measure at least, by the vindication
of the right und the exposure 10 :
of the wrong. It may uot always be
poliiic f? pursue such a course in the
conduct of a weekly newspaper, but we
owe something to so doty and the wellrb"ing
of humanity, which has a higher
claim upon us than mere policy. "The
greatest good to the greatest number"
morally, socially, educationally and
politically should be the ideal of news- *"
paperdom. Contributions to news
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jiapers along those lines are always ds
irable and are read with interest by
a discerning public. We are prone to
look too niuoh to present advantage?
not* to the future welfare of society 2:3
and the elevutiou und the beauty of
humanity. (rood seldom comes
from the use of abusive or ill-tempered
language. Principles should he 3:1
discussed with earntsttiess but with
courtesy and fairness; show the wrong
and point out the right with kindness,
yet with firmness. The observance of
law is always a safe guide to good citizenship,
nnd we feel quite sure that
no one who follows that guide w ill ever j
have cause to regret it. It is founded ||1(l
upon the teaching of Holy Writ and trz:
III! II r lllfft hi- ill.. DIFti.riat..i. r. r 1..,.. I I' ill
, nv ? 4\|'VI IDII ?JV> UI HI n |
. biding men ? r every age and cuiiii- i
try. Goldsmith must have had thai ,.ar
in mind v lien iie wrote I am
"III fares the laud to hastening ills a
I?rey. V
Where wealth accntumulates, and men
decay.
Princes and Lords may flourish, or i
may fade? I v
But a hold peasantry, their country's coi
prde, etii
When once, destroyed, can never be lift
supplied. Inn
. . . . bat
Contrast, the above lines with what wu
Pope wrote: bat
m j
"Get place and wealth, if pos-ib.r, .,v
with grace; \ i?
If not, by any means, get wealth and sjj
place,"
and you w ill recognize in the spirit of
the latter that the tendency of the j,w,
times is to make wealth WHbifV'agree'.
^net(ruth soberness
love is the work of u noble and uianly lie
mind. run
>s K
win
The application for a change of the t,, tl
place of trial from Co umbla to th?
another court of Kx-Lieut ,-Gor J. II, ',l,v
'i'iilman for tie homicide of X. G.
Gonzales, late editor of the < olumbiu |10>
State, was begun to be board before ibe
Judge I). A. Townsend, presiding tbr
judge for the present t*rin of court "1j'J
f? r Kichland county, at II a in. <>n ij,,.
the22d inst. and bad nut b. en coin- fold
pieted at last report, the 21'd iu?L, and ^ 1
amy not lie decided before this alternoon
Viuiie an array of alliiduvits .. -
li.ve been read pro and con bearing on \
I lie case.
I ltV;
A Blirewtl little fellow was entrusted j
to the care of his unele.w ho fed i he hoy irrm
very poorly One day the undo hap- ,,tg
pencil to see* a greyhound, whereupon pjip
he asked the liule fellow if he knew ,,j
what made the dog so poor. The reply
wa-<,'1 expect he lives with 11181111011*." ppp,
^'** er to
A blight little fellow who had only fe.'in
been asleep live ininolcs had a dreaui Ulan
that covered a period ol nearly a week. Intel
On being told liow aii<<rt a tune he had I the s
slept he exclaimed, "My goodness, hut w hei
it takes an awlul long tllliu to sleep ache
live minutes ! ?Kx, a '*"v
in In
A uovernnieiit report says: ' Cotton
is still king in the export records ol wjtli
the I'nited Slates, and i's recoid in rem
the piesent year ik like y to jr^t.
that of any preceding year. The vnU
Ue of raw cot (oil exported 111 the eleven
uiontlis ending with May s.ccor- '1 hi
ding to tils pruhiiiinary lignresol toe j re.!
Tteasiirv.' Bureau ol Slalistics, j'-'OH.- I j
747,1 95, whicn is five million dollars j1)all
in excess of the biggest ?*leven months'
figures heretofore recorded.
ISTK
On May V, the largest glass ho'tlrn Oai
were made at the plant of the Illniois write
( lass company lor ? xluhltio** at the or lot
World's Fair* Tne capacity of each the c
hot tie 1*45 gallons. It was nol until 1; 1: r K
alter unsuccesrlul attempts ihat the from
bottles weic made. F< or perfect hot* cities
ties were produced, each stand* nearly 1 trie*
(i feet high and measures a'out hi' give 1
itches arris* the bottom. The men j never
who li'cw the bottles each supplied j *|uc
about 11 ObO cubit* inches of air. sale h
that tukohk1.no jikadacll k i -j
would quickly leave you, if you used men In
1 ?r. Kind's New l.ife 1'ills. l'hntisamis j,,
of sufferer* Iih ve proved th-ir match- .
Ii as hie i ii for aick mill nervous head- r" * ^
aelies. 'J'hey make pure blood and hoi'd better
lip voiir health. Duly 2%'., money b ek he in ?
if not mired. Hold by O. J. Hair s,
itutesbury, and Crossoii I>r * ? Co.,
Ls.sville.
by rim
A man should'be pelting on well in { "
life wlien lie is Letting well on in life. 1 w '
* ]into 11
If a man has a poor memory it is up ihe nei
to b in to stick to the truth. j the ion
, . , oft hei
Wealth does ii t always liriruj hap-, ( ljr,. ,.
pines* and the same may be said of po- |?rr|, <,
vrrfy. trouble
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PROGRAM
nday School Convention at
Philippi Church.
lie Sunday School Convention of
ltidge Association will meet at
lippi Cliurdh Tuesday ard Wedduy
belore tlie third Sunday, July
15:
Tuesday :
i in.?Divotiotiul exercises: S. J.
SV alMin.
JU a. in.? "the helpfulness or guou
Hinging," li. F. Lewis, 11. F, Wat
son, h. C. ltidgell, A. buiilh, (J.
W, SSuuttk.
15 a. m.?"IIow to have a poor
Sunduy School," J. A.Uunter, W.
L. Coleumu, U. >V. Sawyer, ll.L.
Hay got t.
in ?Sermon by J. llurtwell Edwards.
15 p in.? Intermission.
>. iu.?"Art. the Scriptures studied
and taught laitlilull^ f" It. 11 Walton,
S. t>. W utsou, J. O. Glover, b.
h Alack, A. C. Wiltiins.
i. iu?"'.he advisability of inir.)uticiiig
Hie Homo Department into
l he schools," W. U lloiiand, fci.
h. Joliusloij, J. 1*. Iteau, 1*. 11.
liranl.
Wi dnosday :
i. in.?Devotional exe.cises: M. D.
l'adgett.
15 u. is.?"Is it important that the
older people sliou d be iu the
sci.ool? ' K. U. ltidgell, K. A. Turner,
J. t, Walsou 11. D. Haggotl,
J. 'J. Hrowiie.
u. in.?"llow can we make onr Sonday
schools a great niibsioiiary
powei?" r*. J. Watson, 11. E. lirabhatii,
1*. 11. Cruut, J. llat twe.I Edwards
tn.?51 iscellanaous business.
30 p. in.?Intermission.
0 p ui.?"Should not teai hers be
deeply concerned f.?r the co'iver
shin of their Jiupiis?" it. It. Watson,
T. It. Denny, Lafayette WatSon,
C, IL Wright, J. A. Carson.
Op. m.?"The relation ol the Sunday
school to llie development of
Christian cliaraet*r," E. J.Criiu.
A. (J. Jones, ti. ^. banks, A. C.
W ilk ins.
5 p. m.?"What can the pupil do to
iucrea.se the inteitsl and attendance?"
It. K. W'uison. HfF UiiLell.
Hell Carson, T. A- tjuutllebttuiii,
Jerome Courtney.
I'rugram Committee.
pIUVKN TO DKSPKRATlOK .
Aving at an out of the way plaoe, reite
Iroui civilization, a lauiily is ufi
driven to desperation in case of orient.
resulting in burns, cots,wounds
its, etc. I.ay ill a sup, ly of Hui k's
Arnica Calve, It's llie best on
tli. 25c. at O. .1. Harris, Itateeburg,
i Crossoii I>i ug Co., Leesvilie.
i'hy is Ago Happier Than
Youth.
'erhaps ycu will say that it is not.
I'ell know that it is customary to
isider the irresponsible years c?l
Idnood to be the sunniest part of
. ltut truly, having passed the
f century limit,1 would no sooner go
k to that charming period than
uld the college senior like to be put
k into the fiesliman class. Though
childhood and v outh were very hapones
and often it is plea->attb to rew
tvy deliglutui p..at in memory,
111 think tun tine venrs are richer
A fuller of peace and pleasure in liv:
thau iniiiiut tire ones c <n posgsib'y
For one tiling >?e liave learned
.v to live; i/revtmL" "."".iMPCf 'Utl'fVfT
st'needs he We se-> others worse
than ourselves and feel obliged to
le our griefs iroui respect to their
icoi ii 10 wegin cir*:a?res
ami to know better which
noil for lis. To livu one day at a
e; to know where uur place if. the
hi 's. What our work is; and that
lo our best right w ho re we are is all
t (Jod requires of us. We can see
b'eseo our mistakes have done us
ii. A thousand u.ftlti ls of interest
in our at lent i on which in youth
sessed no attraction. Having seen
growth of scores of bahes,
inigli ciiihlhood ami youth into
liiood and w< manhood, wg gain
ophidic insight which enhances
study ot hntiiHii iwlure a hundred- j
hen we know our time js growing J
rt, and whose houte st-Liueih not j ,
rer in tin- |irn>pirt of soon leaving ]
ven i?>r a bet lei??Selected. I |
QfBSTlOX ANSWERED. |
js, August Flower still Ins the i
est sah* of any piedicine in the p
listed world. Your mother's an?1 t
idinot Iter's never thought of us- (
anything else for Indigestion or \
ill.lies-. 1 >octors weie scarce a
they seldom heard of Append ic- i
Nervous Frost rat ion or Heart u
re. etc. They used August Flow- h
i clean out ihe system and stop a
ent..tioii of umhgested food, reg
t he action of tin* liver, stiiuti
Ihe nervous and organic actii n of
\-tent, and that is all they took
i feeling dull ami had with heads
and oilier aches. You wily need
i doses of (ireen's August Flower,
I ii i;l form, to ma e y ou sat islied . .
is .uotl'iiig sc.tons the matter
you. Y->li can gel this reliatde
eiiy. For sale oy All drugI'rife
i'tr aud?<>c. sc
_ Ci
f u is> w.-ath. r prophet never bets
money on his pi, do lions. ur
!
Irish philos pher -ays it i- a w isp j sc
w ho ma,"rie- hi- secoi d wife first, i
I
f< KKTI Nil I'll AH I'll MA SI SSl.llKlt*. |
tiel |(anl? , of Ollerville, Iowa,
* : I have had asthma lor three
ir yours and have tried about all j
oiigh and asli.ma cures in Must
a lid have received I re.it men I j
ph viclun.- in N?\v York and other |
hue got very lit i le l? *l?elit until j <pj
I Foley's Money and Tar which i(K.
lie iiiiinedi.ile i?lief and I will ,.u
I e without it iu my lions *.
erely i*ei*o,-|inii nil i( to all; For
y J. I) Tinmioiis, M.ite?bnr^,
I n Ail \ ert isiTH.
ess eo|>y lor change of advertiseis
in by <1 p. in. Monday it will fr
ipossitile to make change, This
vill Hot he broken. To seeuru
alletiiioii your ail. copy sooiihl
lalur-! iy.
Hollo I. lltVKS HIIIKMITII
hi ag the digestive oriratia ?o ili |
ssiioilate and transform all ol
mlesone food that uniy be eaten
e kind of blood tliut nourishes
rv* s. Ii-eils the tissues, hardens
iseles and recuperates Hie organs Ma
entire body. K.idol liysne|isia|
ores indigestion, dyspepsia, eaI
the stoinaeh and all stmnaeh
rs. bold hy Haterburg Dri g k'o#
TWO
8C HOOUi. V
I put my heart to school l H
In the world where men irroy/ H
"Oo out," 1 said, "and learn the H
Come bark when you win a prizv.^K^H
Mv heart name h?<-U ?? ?
"Now where in the prize?" I crie<^^^B
"The rule was IuUh, the prize ?ia
And the teacher's name was l'Vu^^^B
I put my heart to school
In the wim. ds where the vverics sin^^^B
And brooks run cool Kiid clear; B^B
In the UelUs where wild flowersppr'.n^^B
And the b ue of heaven bends near.
out," 1 said, "you are half a fotfl^B
Ana |>erhaps thuy can teaeh j ou ht
"And why do you stuy so long, B
Wy heart and where doyou roani![,'B'
The answer cauie with laugh and soaigB
"1 tind this school is home." j B
Henry Van I)ykd. I
M
LATli NEWS. I
/ AM t* ree of the Clifton mills wilt b^F
rcbuil* ut once ) H]
'iec. Dinz has been again nominatefl
for i? Pre.-' lency of Mexico. H.
Co) imbi iow has the blacku sepl^
aral d froi. the whites on her
ca: s. BT
The Columbia ball team yesterdtfl^
defeated ti e Augusta team 1>y a sco^B
of 7 to o. h
White cips whipped a colored preact^H
er at Melhune, S, C., last night an^B
ttieH sliot him.
In a w reck on the Seaboard Air Liu^B
yesterday at Niagara, N. C., fou:* per^B
sons were ki led. ^B
Street railwsj strikers in Richmond ^B
Va., Iiuve begun rioting and ttn^B
militia has been called out. ^B
M rs. J. Cray.of Autrevillc, commit tedB
suicide June "1st, by taking I'ari.-B
gieen. i. rspodeiu y was the causo. ^B
A negro waa lynched in DelewareH
Monday night for the same crime t hat B
the Soulli makes iii.n pay the penalty B
The U. S. European squadron ar- B
rived at Kn*l yesterday. Prince llenry fl
did the Iiouors and the greeting was a IB
cordial uue. B
_ iB
? iik ixiny 01 h air. I. invert, a Clifton
merchaut, wa$ found yesterday buried I
| in the sand by a dog. He was a V;C
tiin of t lie flood. I
A Birmingham negro captured the 1
| prize for tlie beat oration at Yale
j College commencement, which ended I
Monday night. His name is Geo. W.
Craw foid.
Pope Leo ut his consistory on June
t 2*id created seven new cardinals. Hespite
the press reports as to the Pope's
declining In uilh he is still able to perform
bis duties, r
The following candidates from
South Carolina have passed examinations
for admission to the Naval Academy
at Annoptlis, us midshipman, L.
W. Bellinger and II. Deal.
Vassar grauduated 120 young women j
the largest class in the college's history.
|30,000 was secured toward the I
$200,000 to he raised by next June in
order to get from Mr. Koekefellow a
like amount.
The trial of R. N. Pitts, a young
school teacher of Spartanburg, charged ;
with the murder of Edward Foster, ha*byen
postponed. Pitts is suffering
w ith cor sumption and Is unable to
stand trial,
Johli Brownfleld. who was to have
been hung at Georgetown on the 26th
Inst, committed suicide hy^tjikj^ij^J^^j-1
ihniMVii-'irMr1 tf.f murder of ex-'lsx I E
Collector Scurry last year.
On the first indication of kidneytrouble
I stopped it by taking Foley'Kidney
Cure; Sold by J. D. Timt
uions, Ualesbiirg,
dome people praise themselves by
blaming others.
It is noihf to urge uhstepance while
yog are organising appetite.
Caution ! ^
This is not a gentle Word?hilt when
you thillk how liable you are not it,
purchase the only remedy universally m
known and a remedy that has had the Bf
largest sale of any medicine in the II
world since INQHfor the cure and treat- 5=
pent ot Consumption and Throat and
Lung troubles wifunut losing its great I *r
r.iij ?n mese years, you will h? gg
hanhful W*? called your attention to
lomlieeV German Sj rup . There ar? ?>
>o many ordinary cough remedies L
naile t?y druggists and others thai ?ri p
heap and good for light colds perhaps,
nit lor severe Loughs, Bronchitis,
"roupy^und e?pe?i|^l|y forCnnsumptinn 0'
vhere there :s ditli-ult expectoration g>g<
nd coughing during the (lights arid
iiornings, tiiere is nothing like Ger- nt
tail Syrup Tlis 25 caul size lias just
een introduced this year. Regular
ize 7 cents, At> All druggists.
Subscribe lor the Advocate.
CO I.LEG K OK CHARLESTON,
(Charleston, S. C.)
IbTII YEAR BEGINS SEPT. 15TII. Y
like
Letters. Science, Engineering, One r
holarship to each county of South
Uroliiia. Tuition, (pi. Ilourd and | n
iinishod room hi Hormitory (Id per tj,
oiith. AII candidates for admission *,y.
e permitted to compete for II m-i'
holSrships. which pay (IO0 a ^car.
Ill VI
ii KiiaP'^in'. HU'lrr.HS Iran
II A Kit ISO N KAMMil.l'll,
Frvfc.drill.
. Of d
K-I-r-A-N-S Tahiti*-* ,ood
. . assii
Ibx-tors mm an(j
.A eoAd prsscrijiliun Ki
For mankind dlsoi
If r?-c?'|it 11:?i-V.t<t is enough fur Usual
casions. 1'lie laini y bottle ((to eta.)
litmus a tupply for a y ear. Alldrnn- c,tl
lt8 81*11 lllflll. Vrep
CIIEw
latchet a
'obacco. 1
This brand is g.iinini: pnpulaiity
over all others, as it is positively
The Best For
The Money. ?
For sale l>v all llrst-cl.tss ileal, rs. J'JU
Tairs worth 1-4 cent each in cash. '
?j>?.
nil fact Ifisl i y Hotit. II irris A Hro.. 8
I'eidsville, NO* Ah
cnli
nbsi ribo for lh? Advocate. Ml
I
^^Khroni<- brcnchatl troubles
^Hiia^r coughs can be quickly
and cured by Foley's Hone)
^Hr. For sale b> J. D. Tlmm
^Htesburg.
K) YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BAG
^^Ley Trouble Makes You Mlsera
H^Hmost everybody who reads the nt
13 sure to know of the wondt
f made by
V Tv'*y> I r- ' - vamp-R
I ,he ?rcat kidney, '
H K.W r*' I 1L and bladder remed
pH'Tv^-/ .3 the great m
f*' ^ cal triumph of the n
I lt\y I ]\ I jlijl} tcenth century;
I 111 iV 1 milll covered after vrar
JVinf J Mil scientific research
ri rl ( Df- Kilmer, the e
(| _ y '. " nent kidney and b
in* i ? der specialist, ant
wonderfully successful in promptly cui
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid ti
bles and Bright's Disease, which is the w
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not i
ommended for everything but if you have 1
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be fc
Just the remedy you need. It has been let
In so many ways, in hospital work, in pri\
practice, among the helpless too poor to j
chase relief and has proved so successfu
every case that a special arrangement
been made by which all readers of this pa
who have not already tried it, may havi
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a b<
telling more about Swamp-Root and how
find out if you have kidney or bladder troul
When writing mention reading this gener
offer in this paper and
send your address to
Dr. Kilmer & Co.,Einghamton,
N. Y. The
regular fifty cent and nom?..f fuwnp-ia
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists
Don't make any mistake, but remem
the name, Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmt
Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamt
|N. Y., on every bottle.
One secret of success is to keep
our own secrets.
Only the judge at a prist s babj >f?<
iiowo how to sympathize with t
^ase hall umpire.
[Dragging Pains
2825 Keoley St.,
I Chicago, ill,, Oct.. 2. 1902.
E 1 suffers! with falling and con
geation of the woiuh. with s< vere
I nair.s through the groins. I
H rerod terribly at the time of rjienI
struation, had blinding headaclu
ami rushing of blood to the brain.
What to try I knew not. for it 5
E teemed that I had tried all and i
flailed. hnt 1 had never tried Wine 1
Cardui, that blessed remedy for
j oBck women. 1 found it pleasant
. take and soon knew that 1 had
j medicine. New blood
i th^^ed to course through my v. ;ns
t seetiSafler using elevon bottles 1 j
j and hLwell woman.
" OwAl \
Bush is now in perfect t
1 because phe took V? ine of '
g hen^Kfor menstrual disorders, f.
3 i?i?ii>a ?.! Vlindin^r , ,
when all other nmmliw r>;
her relief. Any ?j
suffeif^nay secure health l>y Utking
\Vine of Cwdui In her home. I
Tht! first bottle convinces the pa- M
tient^ he is on the road to health. Ij
For advice ia ca*ci requiring
special directions. address, giving H
symptoms, "The Ladies' A<?vip.,ry H
I'lepartment," The Chattanooga Jv
I Medicine Co., Chattauooga. Tcr.n. Lj
Winec&rbus 1
kgasg?ga??CT^gnT;.-TOg7-jc;)
flDWEY DISEASES
e the most fatal of all disises,
(11 cv'o kidney cure is a
ulci 0 Guaranteed Remedy
money refunded. Cwiiains
medies recognized by emint
physicians as the best for
idney and Bladder troubles.
PRICE 50c. aod 5 LOO.
For Sale by J. D. Titnmon*.
O You Enjoy
What You Eat ?
ou can eat whatever and whenever ycu
If you take Kodol. By the use of this
edy disordered digestion and diseased
nmchs are so completely restored to
1th, and the full performance of their
itions naturally, that such foods as would
one into a double-bow-knot or* ??.?.>
lout even a "rumbling" and with a poslpleasure
and enjoyment. And what is
e ? these foods are assimilated *nd
sfcrmsd luto the kind of nutrimsnt that
ipropriated by the blood and tissues. |H
odoi is the only digestant or combination I
igestants that wiil digest all classes of I
. In addition to this fact, it contains, in j
"nilative form, the greatest known tonic
reconstructive properties,
odol cures indigestion, dyspepsia and all
rders arising therefrom.
dol Digests What You Eat
Makes the Stomach Sweet.
ss only. Regular s :r. $ 1.00. hiding 2S times
tha trial sue. which sells for SO eer.ta.
arad by E. 0, DaWITT & CO.. Ohicago, III.
inynnn onriliifr a rketrh and rioarrlnllnn ma*
i kly aarertmii our opinion free wnothor an
notion la probably patentable. < oinoninlacnantrlctly
confident IhI. Handbook on ['iiwiits
it free. tildo*t nunncT for ociirliiir pawn I a.
Htout9 token thronirh Miinn A Co. receive
Jul notice, without ?bnr?o, In tlio
Scientific Hmertcan.
andaomoly lllnatrafori weekly. tersest rlr tion
of aiiy mlent lllc Journal. Terina. f I a
r; four mouth*, ft. bold byull newrdcnlor" '
UNN &Co.30,B'oi<j^ New York .
iroacb OIBm, C34 t>" bt.. Wasti'initon, 1). C. . '
< * Any
mun wlio speaks nothing bt
r re" the truth is never garrulous.
r and
IOI,s COBB BLOOD AMP NKt.s DI8BAB88, 1TOI
INO IICMOItS, Ki'ZKM A. BCKOKl'LA, ETC,
' Send no money?simply write un
try botanic Blood Balm nt our ex
I ens*. A personal triai of Blood Bali
is better than a tlmu-v.id printed te*
tr r> timonials, so don't hesitate to writ
for a frees tuple. If you sillier Iron
ulcers, eczema, hcre.fu.a, bl oil poison
iblc. cancers, eating sor?s, itching skin
pimples, boils, b? ne pains, swelling;
sws- rheumatism, catarrh, or any blood <>
irful skin disease, we udvise you to take Bu
Dr. tsilic Blond ltal.il ( It. it. It.). l?*pec
loot, ially recommended for old, obstinate
iver deep-seated eases of malignant hlooi
y. or skin diseases, because ltotauic It loot
ledl- Balm < It. It. It ) kills i|;c poison in tie
ine- blood, cures where all else fails, heal
dis- every sure, makes the biood pure am
s of rich, gives the skin the rich g'ow o
by health. K. b. b , the most perfec
srr.i- bloisl purilier made. Thoroughly lest
lad- ?mI for 510 years. Costs $1 per hirgi
i is hot Je at drug stores. To prove i
ring cures, sample id' blood Bnliu sent fin
rou- by writing ltlood balm Co., Atlanta
orst <;a. Describe trouble and tree inedi
cal advice sent in Sealed letter. Thi?
rsc- is an honest ? Her?medicine sent at
kid- once, prepaid,
ur.d
;ted
;a'r: aii
* ?t * i * in nit iiitu r vvi
1 in i give :i libera
I quantity ?>l ilie l.ooguiin & MarPer
tine/, i'ure Paints towards t!?? painte
? i"tc of churches. parsonages or lastitioiis
supported by voluntary contr.bu,
timis.
3,<"" Note:?Have dune so f< r 27 years.
ous Sales:?tens of millions of gallons;
^ painted nearly two million booses iimfj~g
j iler gunraii re to repaint it n.t satisw>jj
factory. The paint wears op to
| eighteen years. I.indeed Oil most be
K>t- added to the paint (done in two tuin
titer), Aetoal ruS then about $1.2oa
,r I gallon. Samples free. Sold by oor
:r 3 agents, ,1. J. Ihiw l & S.ui, liatesbnrg,
on- j S. O .
j
>W Phis signature in on every hoi of ttio conulut
Laxative Dronio-Qimiine -rabieu
Uio routed y itat enrn a colti lu ?M day
1 MORRIS 6: ShEALY,
FIIlST-t' LASS
bAND SURVEYING
LEESVILLE, S. C.
i j. a^watson,
HATES BU1U.5. - - S.
Dflice over Harris1 Prog
i Edwin Folk Strother,
a Attorney & Ccunseler at
1 Law.
b
Will pr:..-,tioe in a!! the coo its of the
t State and the I'niled Stales.
Your business snliccted.
33a.tes"bVLr?r, - S. O.
Mar. 20?
I ^ :
E. L. A1SBJ L.L,.
i A t T o H a h y a ? L a .
i L ES Vll.I.k - s C. I
i Practice in all fmint it..*-: - >
.. uutMin.^ null' \
i cited.
j ' CM. MITCHELL.
PHYSICIAN &SUaGrION
1 Office Houkq*
8 to 9 a. m.
! C iw :t j>. in,
7 :;{() t>> 'J rn
1>K. 'V. I'. TIMMEttMAN,
Oir*rs his professional service to
the people of IJateshoi^ una vicinity.
Ollioe over the National Honk, ami
. an he found there day or ni^ht.
HATCH III* K<!, S. f.
; P. B. ASBILL
1 Watchrs. ( ' lOt*ks, *:11)11
Jowelrv lie ailing.
Mitchell ltoildnir,
0 TESBU'iO. S. C.
E. J. ETHEREC2S,
HKNTISr,
I.EKSYII I.K, - - - S. r.
Ollice ?.?j?r Austin's s:ore,
tiro. Hi".i.i. Timmmijm in.
.1 \V M. Tiic::mu.M).
Till K.MONlt A T1 M M l'.,!M A X,
atToi.n i vs- \ r-1 aw.
Will practice in ail : > * > Into and U.
>. f'oiirts.
OJlice in K in(1 in .!i Huililinjj,
lex iu ton, S. t
\ WILL KVANS ?
I I !ABni<l)A5i 1E.R 3
i ^
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Col.I'M M A, S* C. -S
j ^ l.iJ Main Si hki: t
?JMJU4uiuiiMU,iWUt:thU;i;\;
j
CM KW fj
Hatchet Tobacco. ;>
TAOS WOKTil OMMIM.K
cmnr KA( ? ? j
i
r
<? rhie
^'ifiature ia on every he* ?f the gwulw g
Laxative l>romo=Quimil ' ;ta B f;
iio Mnody that rurcii i? coltl In one tlay ^
"llDIE^XIISriKI 11 -I
,1 For your health's sake,
- Glen's Spring Mineral Water?
" lias cured thousands pn I WILL cure any L:ver, Stntu&ch or Kiluey Trouble,
Keuouniicrded by all repu'abln phy iic'.amt. iitiil Water, Curb Muted Water
and Gi rger Ah . For !>ale all the tiiue at tlie stores of ?
Dr. J. D. Timmons and Rikard & Son.
I, I
1
j
>*
j Dear Sir:
f|
Your Summer Suit is waiting
for you We had it made of
the best cloth. Told the tait
lor you wouldn't have a botch
%/
job. The suit is a beauty, and
the price very low. Come
and get it. \ ours, etc..
Steadman & Riley.
Ice Cream Freezers.
CS? ?
I
lee Cream Freezers are in demand
these days and I - 1 "
iv; SU l>[?iy me
demand. Host makes at reasonable
I
prices. Call and let's talk about it.
??*
SIMMONS, The Hardware Man
* ?
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Agent for Patton'a Sun F*ro?;f Paints
til'AKAXTEEL) FOK 1'IVE YEARS.
? THE LINE FOR BUSINESS,
'n?~T THE LINE FOR PLEASURE,
TIIE LINE FOR ALL THE BEST
CN TME .SUMMER RJESORT
Southern =
\iW Complete Summer Retort rclacr
. 7. y Mailed Free to Any Address.
w. a. t"rk. ?. h. i!a*iiwicic. w. h. tayi.C3.
X* Pars. Traffic 1/er. Cen I Pass. Aeir.t. Aart. Gen"l Pass. Act.
wa3HINGtoj: d.c. toa?:iingto9. b.c. atlanta, ex. f>
V Ay.
- I . , I I . .1 . . || |j
111 IIBI ! ! ?ri-n II 11',^- 1 ^ II ^3|
9 CRACK GOES THE WHIP WSf
IN COME THE ORDERS J&Hx ''
j The firguia-Oaro^ia Ghoiucal 1
SELLS THE VERY BEST GRADES OF / ?
FERTILIZERS / \l VAT 1 '
| AT THE VERY LOW EST COSTy JjJ j
V j - It pays to fertilize your lands uLtn ,
THE VIRQINIA-CAROLINV^ j X
1 - CHEMICAL COMPANY/? * * I
PRODUCTS. ( 'I
BOLD EVERYWHERE^ 3 miCIIII-CIIOLlfl I
Tha Virginia-Carolina Chemical Ox.
CH!CU C 6 M Pi IT i
CHARLESTON. S. a
? "The Largest I
^ manufacturer of I
i - ,rv ' >> Fertilizers 0:1 Earth"' f
r ( .j I
Forty odd
.^gg^T^ \ Manufacturing plants I
i |( ( / Wholesale purchasers A
JA / \ j/j) Largest importers |
I Concentration of 1
M a n a ge m e ni.t ^
eT.ar.'VT-- ur *Mr? 1/ZJAL~ -Tr.r~JT t ^ IVVVVVVVVVM VVVVVVVVVVf
Nothing has ever equalled it. 8 < \vepromi>ti)^^^
Nothing r.in ever i it. ? < ?
Or. King's ' UtiJlfflila
n a r?i a i vSoiul model, 8 koto h or r ? < to tliiiTfntionlorr
New Oiscovery 8 SMmK
ForQmVL?11*!
Cure: I ung Troubles. j f Opposite U. S. Patent Officelonoy
back if it f.nli. TH?I OottlM frM. | ? WASHINGTON D. C. ^