The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, July 08, 1903, Image 2
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^ \ Entered at the Bates burg, 8. C., Poatr
ullicv as Seoood-C lass Mail Matter.
Published Every Wednesday
JOHN RELLTOWILL. Editor
JULY 8. .903.
The J oh rs ton News has again changed
hands, Mr. Win. Toney, for some
time editor and manager, having Hold
out to Mr A. F. Perkins, of Kdgefield,
a newspaper man of ex|H>rience and
ability. We wish Mr. Perkins success
in h'a new held.
If you intend doing any 'hob-nobbing"
with Teddy these hot dava you
will have to purchase a ticket to Oyster
Hay. The campaign trip West
was very "fatiguing" lor Mr. Kooaevelt,
and he is now recuperating at
Sagamore II ill.
Mr. Chas. N. Long, who received his
I'll. D. at the University of Virginia
lias been elected to the chair of history
at Formaii University. He will
enter upon his d uties in September.
Mr. Long Is a Virginian and comes to
Furman witii the highest recoinmen
... I'm v ?.> .ii?- .->mie tio me profl
table cultivation of the peach. 1 iiere
are thousunds of a'-r?*s in Charleston
County now uncultivated which would
j icld ahundadt crops of all the fruits
commonly sold iu tliia market and
brought here at a large expenditure
of money and often in unsalable condition.?
News and Courier, July 2d.
LATH NEWS *
The eonfer?r.ea of Sewiah rabbis held
at Detroit, Mich., last -week decided
tbat Saturday is stiil to be their sabbath.
M. L. Dawson, of Lynchburg, Vn., a
mine superintendent in Mexico, was
killed liy Mexicans .Inly 2d.
I.ate p-ess dispatches state the.1
while 1'ope I.eo is not ue?d. it is
only a matter of hours, before death
will claim him.
The Afro American Council, in ses
sion at Louisville. Ky., last week, w.?s
the most conservative meeting oT it*
kind ever held. It advised the < olornl
man to "make friends with the
people" ami offered no i xi use lorthe
crimes against women.
KltlHT WAS II KIt TKRHOIt. '
I
"I would c* ugh nearly all night 1
long," writes Mrs. ('has. Applegatejt
of A lexaudria, I ml., "and could luirdlv ' t
get any sleep. I bad consumption i
so bad that if I walked i block I '
would cough frightfully and spit )
t blood, but, when all other medic'ne j i
k ? failed,three $1 00 hot.ties",of Dr. King's t
New iscovety wholly cured nie and M
& I gained 68 pounds." It's absolutely t
guaranteed to cure Conn Its. C dus, l.a - n
|Hk <4rippe, Hroiicliitis and all throat and i
Lung Troubles, Price 60c and $1.00 ltd
Trial Harris
Uatasbnrg, or (iro-son Drug Co,, | I
J.ctsville. | 1!
dations.
The State Press Association convenes
tonight ut 8:30 at White Stone
Lithia Spring*. Already are the editors
gathering from all parts of the
State, and they are coming hungry,
thirsty and tired. These annual outings
are events of recreation lor the
over-worked (?) editors throughout the
State and are looked forward to by
the pencil pushers with as much pleasureas
the pent-up school boy looks to
ttie coming af vacation days. At least
once a year does the editor eat as much
us lie cuu hold, dropping all thoughts
of the cares and trials connected with
the onice. The meeting will be culled
to order by Mr. E. II. Aull, president
oT the association, and the address of
welcome will be delivered by Mr.
Stanyarnc Wilson, of Spartanburg.
I HOS1 TilK S ATE PRESS.
The long hot days are now due, and
long experience tmrliei us lo dread
them somewhat We do not know
just v I?y it is, t ut tli<> fait is fully
verified that in tliege days our snbM*r
tiers whose figutes are behind are
likely to forget us. Alas, how paint
o I it is to bo forgotten.? Jtehgious
Herald
Several days ngu the Green vile
News said that "the Sooth Carolimi
Press Association is composed of t?n
intelligent body of men." Mrs. Virginia
D. Young protested that she al-o
belonged to the Association, but the
News insists that its statement was
correct ''inaemuch as the f'les show I
she is 'editor and proprietor' of the
Fairfax Enterprise." The News appears
to Pave disposed of Mrs. Young's
protest in a very effective and clever
way.?C harleston News and Courier.
Mr. K. C. Ridgcil, of liatesburg, has
been sending some very good peaches
to this market this season, hs have a
number of other fruit growers in (he
peach belt of South Carolina. There is
no reason why the business of grow
ing fruit for marktt should not be increased
many hundred fold in this
State, t he soil ntid climate in all paris
<>f South Carolina being well adapted
to the success!iiI prosecution of the industry.
In the coast country particularly
the cultivation of the peach
ought lo prove profitable Several
years ago Mr. Glenn E. Davis, of Ibis
city, grew in bis orchard near Goose
Click hi one season more than $100
worth of tin-* lincst p"aches that have
ever been sold in t be Charleston market
The orchard did not not receive I
much it any attention but the crop
produced proved beyond question tl:?
adaptability of both soil and climatr
dreams.
i^^^tsTbeyond tlie skyline
With it* popoy Held* of reat
Whera day m storm-bewildered shallop
Drops its anchor in the weat.
Where n silent sea of saffron
Stretches inland toward the streams
That ico glimmering down the valleys
Of the purple port o' dreams.
.In the far-off gloom behind it
KMrth's dusky boiind'ry lies.
And a stey beyond its outpost
The lulls of heaven rise;
So near thai in the glory
Of their mystic linae it seemc
That the dear dead walk beside os
lu the peaceful port u' dreauis..
O strange and wondrous country
Hiding close the K0*'* of life
Who a ins to the biing courage
For the long, dull march's strife.
And the pjisuner of living
Hope's freedom pledge rrdeems
In thine endless, boundless rsd mice,
O blissful port u' dreams.
We have called the Henri's Desire,
Or the Islands of the ltlest,
And the lai.d of Finished Stories,
O <nu.ml....l i .. II...
Yet every heart's ike bound'ry
Of tliy soul-reposing beams?
Art thou hope or love or heaven,
O happy port o' dreuois?
Sail away. O weary hearted,
To the b iyous of release.
Leave the dreams of life behind you
At the harbor bar of peace.
Come to anchor off the headlands
Where i lie light of heaven gleams
In the heaven where ye would be
1'ust the purple port o' dreams.
?Army and iSavy Jouruai.
LEESYILLE REUNION.
Confederate Veterans t? Meet
There .Inly I4tli.
The committee ou arrangements present
the following program of thereunion
of old soldiers of I.exingloo
county to bo held at Leesvillo July
14th, 1903 :
1. Meet at 1 o'clock at south end of
Main street and form in procession
under ootnmatio of ('apt. A. I'. West.
March to tabernacle with music by
the band.
12. KxarnKkH opened with prayer by
the chaplain,
j 3. Address of wrlcome by l)r I). M.
Crosson, mayor of Leesvillt .
4. Response by Col. M. D. II. Harmon
Song?"Tenting on the Old
Camp Ground," by the children.
f?. Address by Hon. ('. W. Croft Sub
ject, "The principle for which the
Cull federate (lag was raised." Music
?"Bonnie Blue King," by the children.
6. Address by Hon. A. K. Lever. Subject:
"So Lost Cause; no new South."
Song?"The Grey Jacket," by an
old soldier and cornet.
7. Address by Kx-Gov. Jno O. Slieppard.
Subject : "The duty of citizenship."
Song?"America," by the
children.
8. Address by Master ("apt. Morris
Lumpkin. Subject: "The sons of
the Confederacy." Music?"Oixie,"
by the hand. Song?"When O'e
Boll is Calhd up Yonder," by the
clii Idreti.
Dinner?One ho.:r and a h ilf ,
10. Business session.
C'liildrciiH' I>ay sit St??*<liiian's.
Julie SUth was f'hiUlreiis' I >ai> sit
Steaduiau s. The Sunday school ut
this place decided only :I short tiine
before on that date, Heeding not I lie
rain and th< eateuing clouds the church
was soou tilled to its utmost capacity
with people from lar nod near to hear
the he iutiful songs and recital ions,
which tended to make the day u pleasant
one to all mi attendance. There
were several go..il addresses hy older
people, tilled with the spirit of eainestne.-s.
The pastor. Rev. ?>l. .1. Ivy zer,
delivered the w eh nine add ess,
which indetd made a!i feel welcome.
Mr. J. K. Gunter recited several passages
01 Soipture from nieiuory, which
he learnt at Sunday school when a
boy. The next was a Scripture recitation
hy Mr. S. Kufus Smith and an
earnest appeal to the youth of the
school to be steadfast. Mr. Iv. Smith
and Miss Daisy recited some beautiful
poetry. The dinner served was a
sump'iioiis one and enjoyed hy all,
Mr. IV. K. (jiinttlebauni. the superintendent
deserves great credit lor the
training of the scholars. The program
Was enjoyed hy all. X.
(The program was an interesting one
and we are lorry that lack of space forbids
publication.?En.]
cures 1H.000 1'oiSon' cancer, rr.CEKs,
ECZEMA, CaHKUNCI.ES, ETC.
MEDICINE El:EE.
If VDII It.lV'A /iff.iliciuu
- * - I I"'" "
eruption?, ulcers mi any part of tin*
boily. Helling bones or joints, falling
hair, mucus patches, swollen glands,
skin itches and burns, sore lips or
gums, eating, festering -ores, sharp,
gnaw ing pains, t hen you .suffer fiom
serious blood poison ,>r the beginning
of deadly cancer. Von may hi* permanently
cured by taking KoUinre
tilond Halm (it. It. it.) made eepc-ial ly
to cure the worst blood and skin diseases.
It kills the poison in I lie blood
thereby giving a healthy blood supply
to the ttflecled parts, heals every sore
or ill* er, even deadly cancer, stops all
aches and pains ami reduces all swellings.
Botanic Blood Halm cures all
malignat hood troubles, such as eczema,
scabs and stales, pimples, running
sores, carbuncles, scrofula, etc. Ks
pecially advised ior all obstinate cu.-a-s
that have rpached the.second or thiro
stage. Druggists sfl. To prvoe it
cures, samples of Blood italm sent Ireland
prepaid by writing Blood Italm j
Co., Atlanta,(la. Describe I rouble and
free medical advice sent, in sealed!
letter For sale and free samples in
Batesburg by .1. I > I'liniuons ,
lie who dives to the bottom of pleasure
I rings more gravel than pearls.
The man who hav the least eliaraeter
Is theone who is constantly trying to
have it vindicated.
a srucir M. o>-m: . 1 ion
s always ilangei ous?do not submit to I
die surgeon's knite u mil you I avo tried
[>eWitts Witch Hazel salve. It will
lire when everything els-- fails?:t has !
lone thir in thousands of cases. IB-re
s one of them: I suffered from bleed
ng and protruding piles for twenty
rears. 'Vas treated by different spec- I
ulists and used many remedies.but obained
no relief until I used DeWitt's
Vitch Ila/.el Halve Two boxes of;
his salve cured me eighteen niontns
go and 1 hive not liad a touch of the
dies since.? II.A Tisdale, Siimiiu-rtiiri.
. (!. For Blind, Bleeding, itching
ml Protruding. 1'iDs no ri-iutdy equals
leWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by
latesburg Hriig Co.
Too many brass buttons make tic
soldiers.
There is no rest for the niau win
takes a Munition.
If Cinderella had had to put on rubbers
she would have lost her job
to gel the entire substance of tin
joke it should be properly crucktd
A Washington netfio proposes to?dii|
bis race to the Philippines. That's fui
enough.
The early worm gets eaught at relribillion
for waking up everybody el si
in the house.
Any llian who won't admit that In
is a sinful old siuti er, is a hy pocritieu,
old liypoc: it.
Aeeordirgto late statistics only on*
man out of every 1 .000,OjU,000 die^
from overwork .
Whether a man is too tired to go tc
the theatre when he conies from work
depend son whether it is with his own
lamily.
NO KAl.CK ri.iIMH.
The proprietors of Foley's Honey
iml 'I'ar do not advertise this us u
"sure cure for consumption. "They di
not claim it will cure tliis dread complaint
in advanced eases, but do positively
assert that it will cure in tin
earlier stages and never fails io givi
| collilort mid relief id the werst eases
' Kolev's Honey uhd Tar is without
I doubt tile greatest tliioat and lunjj
j remedy. Itefiise siil>.sl liutes. boll
^ bv J. I) 'i i in 111 oils lt.iiesbnrg.
The man who has to be rounded <>1
I by the law was probably not square ti
begin with.
Sound kidneys are safeguards o
life .Make the kidneys litaltny will
- <! ? } it jvmney i lire I' or h.ilc l?y .1. I)
Timmons llutcsburg.
The big bsh are the laziest and lie in
the bed >f tbe Hyer.
O cwn't would be our hours of ohm1;
Wtrc'l l.ot lor gnats ui.d llies.uid lit/;.8
C4TARU1I OF TIIK UIOMACH
When l be domweh is over lotul-d
wIhmi food i> taken into in tint l.ol
to digest, decay and inflames tin
mucous iiii'ttibruiie, exposing the nerves,
and causes the elands to secret
iiioeiu, instead of II.e nn.tur.il juice!
of digest ion th'? is called Catarrh ol
the stomach. For yea is 1 suffertt
Willi catarrh of the Stomach, caa-.ec
by indigestion. Uoetors and uiedicini
tailed to benefit liie until I tisei
Kodol !)>S|>epsia Cure?.1. it. Hlira
< 'oppell, Tex. Sold by llatesburg Urnj
Co.
With plenty of ambition an I hu?tU
in man is equipped for wonder-working.
Tl.nder is all right in its way, but
it is seldom weighed l?y the butcher
COI.LICGK OF Gil AKLKSTON,
(< h.crliMton, S. C.)
llxTJI YEAR l-KOINS SU'T. lfiTH
Letters, Seicnee, Engineering, Our
scbolaraliip to each county of Sotitl
Carolina. Tuition, $p>. Hoard ami
lurmshcd room m Dormitory $10 per
month. All candidates liir ?iluii?kian
I art* permitted t?> compete f? r Ib?* e?
j setmlSrsliips, which pay .fit)') a year.
I Kor catalogue, adores*
IIAUUISON K.\ X I lOl.l'll,
Prwidttiiti
INDIGESTION
1"I wbs troubled with atom* H
aeli trouble. Thedforil's Black- R
Iiruu^'ht did me more (food K
tn one week than all the doo- C
tor n naxlicino I took in K
y eur."? MRS. HA It Alt K. *
HIIIIIFIELX), Ellettuville, lnd. jj
Thedford s Miiu k I >raupht j
quickly invigorates the ate- |
tion of thu stomach ami 3j
cures even chronic cases i f
indigestion. If you will 8
take a small dose of Thetl- B
ford's I Hack Drnouht occa- H
siotiallv you will keep your H
stomach ami liter in per
feet condition. |B
THEDFORD'5 1
BLACK-DRAUGHT
IMore sickness is caused hy BE
constipation than hy any M
other disease. Thedford's Lvj
Itlack-Draught not only re- MB
lieves constipation but cures
diarrho-a and dysentery and
keeps thu l<oweU regular. BR
All driiRKi'ts sell >
25-cent |>acknt(cs. <
"Thed ford's Hlack- H
Draught is the best medicine
to regulate the bowels
I have ever used."? MRS.
A . M. 0 II A M T , ism-ads K
const i pati on
f VIIIIIHB?
Misses Mnttie Jean Adams and Herlha
Able iaft Leesville Saturday mora
ing to make their summer tour of tin
state iu the interest of Temperance
Mrs. O C. Still, of Orangeburg, ?*ht
} lias been viBiting her parents, Mr. am
Mrs. W. K. Smith, at l.eesville, returned
10 Inr houte lust week.
Secretary of State Jessie T. Cunt
Gen. U. X.Uutiter, lion. H. L. Cnugltmat.,
Gen. \V illie Jones and Mr. Li. W.
Mel.iuriii compose u uisi inguishetl
party who will depart, tins wees, on ?
itshing expedition it? Wolfe's creek
Orangeburg county.?Columbiattiule,
July bill.
j
I '
THE FOUNDATION OK IIKA 1.1 It.
Nourishment is llie foundation ol
health?lile?strength. k.<>dol l)yspepsin
Cure is Hie one kivui medicine
ihut enables the stomach and digest iv*
organs to digest, assimilate and trans
f rm all foods into the kind of blood
tliut nourishes the nerves aud feedt
the tissuis. Kodol lay s the foundation
for liealtn. Il&tury.* does the rest. Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, and all disorder?
ol tile stomach and digestive organs
are cured bv the use of biodol. Sold by
Itateehurg Drug Co.
Every age develop* all the heroes
it need.
\ ^
- lCeport of Town Cooncll for
SecOud Quarter, Emliug
June SOIli, ioo?.
> DEBTOR:
l To caflli on liaud at beginning
of quarter : ?...$ 1,018.02
l id-use collet tril... 35.30
Fines. 56. J3
| Koiul tax 60.00
Ctmetpry lot 10.oo
[ Totul $1,180.46
| EXPENDITURES:
Cash llook, O..I. Harris, $ 75
60 gain oil froiu M E. Rutland 8 10
Stamps, 10
Jake Morris lamplighter 0 00
r I'iuk Hrrdy, road work 2 80
(trren Mitchell, ' 2 80
( Ernest Noi ris, " 1 80
, Sum Coleman, " 1 so
Young NV i 11 in itid, *' 6o
I Ed Lee, M ' 1 60
. Henry Kobeison, 44 2 20
' Lark Art emus, 44 1 60
Cornelius Kamey, 44 1 80
Will Coleman, 44 10
' Lutlier Jones, 44 1 25
Geo. Durst, 44 1 -3
C. Kearney, 44 1 30
Creeii Mitchell, 44 30
K. Wise, 44 30
i J no. Wise, 44 1 80
Fink llardy, 4* 30
H. Merrit, 44 2 20
' P. Derrick, 44 1 tk)
Ceo. Durst, plowing, 0 25
( Sam Coleman, road wrork, 2 20
Tom Coleman, 44 23
G. Williams, 1 30
J. C.Glover, 1 bhl., 1G
K lv. Hardin, whitewash brush, 1.40
N. Stevens, road work, 2 40
! Ham Hummers, 44 2 3*1
' Dan V,' i-e, 44 2 49
> H. Robinson, 44 1.80
Ham Coleman, 44 2 70
Hum Boakiiight, 44 ti 23
Snow Williams, ' 70
' C. Reamey, 4* 2 70
Ham Howe, one meal, 10
Lark Arieiuus, 3 73 ;
? Pink Hardy, , 2 40
I Kate Morris, 1 80
Advoeate, printing, 5 23
J. F, Ferguson, nigiit watchman, 22 09
Nathaniel Stevens, road work, 3 15
' Ham Coleman, 2 70
Henry Robeiaon, 2 20
i Cortieliort Reamey, 2 80
Pink Hardy, 2 75
l Sam Summers, 2 60
Jim li.illmaii, hauling, 25
Ceo. Durst, road work, 6 00
Jtio Wise, road work, 5 70
C. W.Salter, police, 20 00
/tent, oil hoit?e, 3 50
i J no. Itouknight . hauling dirt, 7 10
i Lamp bill.and freight on same, 55 53
Void license, J. W. Conner, Jr., 3 09
. ! .. .ti> .?..n ?.. ..r ..si ^
I* w *?v/ ^uimiin ui mi. O ill
Trip to I.exidgton about road, I Us
- i d?o, Durst, roud work, 2 id
. j 10. C Kidgell, Isiid, 1 4 acre, 15 (to
L J. O. Glover, drawing title, 75
r l.lno. Koukui?ht, hauling, '2 'J4)
I | Geo. Dors', road work, 4 ltj
Jake Norris, lamp lighter, (5 00
John Wise, road work, 1 ;to
Henry Koberson, toad work, 1 55
' John Wise, I 50
' Joe W'uldon, 1 50
Nufhanial Stevens, 1 no
Tom Kidgell, 25
r Amos Harmon, 1 55
1 j fink Hardy, 2 25
i Nailiaiiiai Stevens, 2 50
i Henry Koberson, 2 10
I Sam Summers, 2 10
i I John W i>e, 2 lo
| Sam 0* leuian, 2 30
j Joe Weldoo, 2 ;{*)
I Sam Huwe, 7o
. Joe Weldoo, 2 20
' I ?' |.Ai,?ll. ? s-ttrI
\\ ill b.-triieji, O 7(1
j < ji'o. Durst, ? 75
I P.nk llaidy, 2 2 *
; J J. Al. Bates, H 75
-1 Al. t. Holland, 25 75
I J i o. IV ire, 2 20
- | I'ele Corley, 2 25
Will tl? eelie, 30
? K. Jones, lumber, G 30
f 'lVI**|iiiout> nitMhjfi', ir>
I | .1 K. Ferguson, 22 Go
i i iIfiirv Kubfiiuii, 2 ni
' Joe H eldotl 3 GO
I Will Hhi ne?, 2 lo
, Amos Wise, 2 50
: M. IC Holland, 17 Go
I M. Hate*, ? ito
j I'iii k Hardy , 3 30
> Ceo. Durst, g 2>?
. Geo. Durst, ] 00
Staui| s. Go
! Dave Droller, 20
1 ('. W.Salter, police, 30 00
Kerosene oil, 5 40
L. I) Culluin & Co., lumber, OS SI
| T. W. Hartley, 4 meals, 40
Will Hurtics, road work, 2 <>o
I A moi \\ iso, 2 40
! Hiiik Hardy, 2 40
i VVa>li Kiggins, 1 tio
' Dan Howe, 4o
i Deo. Jlurst, 3 7;,
| Cornelius Kearny, 2 2:7
( j Krag Folk, 2 <45
j | Henry Koiierson, 2 Ho
.!. M . Ha I es, 2 M5
Jno. B<>"kniglit, 20
, I Sam Coleman, 1 ho
M. I). Kotlamt, 13 Go
j Henry Hoiierson, 1 mo
j Hiuk Folk. ] 30
j ( ornelios Reamy, 3 no
! I'ink Hardy 2 70
i J no. itookiiiglit, 4o
] ieo. Durst, 3o
i Carry ing *ater, 20 i
1.1. c. Glover. tap* line, 4o I
j Mo>e tinnier, bill, ft 25
i Joke Nori i?, lamp lighter, G 00
| Jno. Hooking lit, 2 70;
j All vocal i', printing, 2 25
trn?j Folk. 1 .',0
Conn* ills Kearney, 1 70
.llio. lloukniglit, 1 00 i
Hauling plalik, 10
j Hrag Foik, 8 lo
I'ink II.inly, |{ in
| M. K. Hut land, 8 5<?
i lien hurst. 2 lo
! 1 l?i>ok, O. J. Harris, 25
| J. F. hcrgusoii, watchman, 22 00
, K. S. Miiiiihiiis, hard vs are. It 15
j W Saltei, polire, 80 00
E. loin", mayor. 26 oO
! M. It Kriv\urils, 12 50
I leo I >iii si, 2 25
Kiiti'Sfiii' oil, It 10
j I .M. Hook, It 00 ' |
0KEDIT:
Tot ?! receipts to date, $1,180 15 ,
Ity am unit p aid out,
as p r iiemued I
HtaliMiimit ... . | 721 yj
| A ml due and uiicollee
ted 21 00
$ 14*i ti>
Cisli ou liand. i $ 434 60 ,
i
I I a I
Nothing lias ever equalled it. I
Nothing can ever surpass it.
Dr. King's
New Discovery
A Perfect For All Throat and ' |
Cure: Lung Troubles. <>
Money back if It fail*. Trial Bottle* free. ' < '
, h ,m | n, in wi?if K
1
?
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble hl
and Don't Know it. IK
How~To~Fiud Out. ^
Fill a bottle or common glass with your W(
water and let it stand twenty-four hours: a t ,t
* ?> t sediment or setfTV"C
~ - fj" tling indicates an
W fcX?rg. unhealthy condt- rt
rWi t tion of the kid\y/\
VjJ IT ncy5'' " 44 stains *
I y?ur "ncn 44 43
Pj/lv evidence of kid- _
jQwLW/ jw-Cr /ncy trouble; too i
^\Y^JI r~^?4re<3uen4 desire to I ?
* J Pass 44 or Pa4n ln j
* ?= ??*" ?? the Sack Is also
convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder
ne out of order.
What to Do.
There Is comfort In the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's SwampRoot,
the great kidney remedy fulfills every H
wish in curing rheumatism, pain In the ; K<
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part 1 ,.
*L ? * -
ui me urinary passage, n corrects Inability I
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
it, or bad effects following use of liquor, j
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant j "
necessity of being compelled to go often j r*
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra- "T
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root Is soon -
realized. It stands the highest for its won- [
derful cures of the most distressing cases, i
If you need a medicine you should have the j
best. Sold by druggists in50c. and$l. sizes, j
You may have a sample bottle of this (
wonderful discovery
and a book that tclls|l|T5^rCC^<.'.:i^!niu
more about it. both sent ?.:.
absolutely free hv mail. ^ 5SSajjt,Ti'|,flRgl? <
Address Dr. Kilrncr &. nome of 3wjLmp-Root.
Co., Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men- i
tion reading this generous offer in this paper. J
Don't make any mistake, but remcmbei i
the name, Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmer's i
Swanp-Root. and the address. Binghamten,
N.Y., on every bottle.
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\ WILL EVANS 3
I HABERDASHER 5
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^ Columbia, S* C.
432 Main Stkeet.
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CHEW
Hatchet Tobacco, j
TAfiS WORTH ONK-1IAI.K
CENT KACII. ? ? ? ?
MORRIS <Sc SHEALY, i
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bAND SU RVEYIN(S
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LEESVILLE, S. C. 1 =
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BATES BURG. - - S. C.
Office nver !f?r Ll^U-'roij
Edwin Folk Strothhr, i
Attorney & Ccunseler at
Law.
Will practice in all thecouits of tin*
Slate ami the United States.
Your business soheeted.
ZB2Ltes"b\2-rg\ - S. O.
Mar. 20?
E. L. ASBILL.
a tto n n t y a* La
Lebsvillk - S. O.
Practice in all Courts Business soliciled.
l.m. mitchell.'
PHYSICIAN & SURGiON
Office Hours*
s to y a. m.
2 t./ :i p. in.
7 :30 to tf p. ra.
1>K. \V. P. Tl MMEK.M AN,
7~ /
OlTars liis profc'sional service t< I,
the people of Hatesbur^ and \icin*.'\
Office over the Xatiunal Hank, and
can be found there day or nl^lil.
HATES HI UU, S. C.
P. B. Asbill
Watches, Clocks, 'ami
Jewolrv Ho ail ing.
Mitchell Huildintr,
BTESDURG, S. C. '
E. J. ETHEREDGE.
1 HINT I.ST, ' I
I.EESVII.LE, - - - S. ( .
Oflitie oij?r Austin's slur.*.
(; r.o. Ilr.i.i. Timan.
.1. U'M. TIII IIMOM).
Till K.MOXh Tl MM KHMAX,
ATTllUN F.Yrt-A I I t \\ .
Will praclii'i in ail the Mate ami U.
S. ' oiirts.
Oftlce in KuiiiFiuau Building,
1 exum ton, S. t
KIDNEY DISEASES [
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are the most fatal of all diseases.
rni CV'C KIDNEY DURE Is i
iULlI O 6uarantdad Remedy
yt money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by eminent
physicians as the best for
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PRICE 50c. and $1.00.
For Sale by J. 1). Tim in >ns.
K-l-P-A-X-S Taluili's
Doctors 11 ml
A Ro d prescription
Fur mankind j
'lie 6-cent packet is enough for usual 1,11,
ccasions. The family buttle (00 cl.s.)
onlHins a supply for a year. All drug- I
Ists sell thcill, I S
When a woman says that she and her ' ',e amour t of
isband never a quarrel in Atlanta gets nnuich to
means he has self eont average advertiser
>a>? knew
iy other the world wukN oiiieu mr. die in kg have
things just
em.?Ntw York Press. ,ako Foley's-Kidney Cure. It
en else has
Existence of frentlship depends upon appointed For ?a!e i?; J. I).
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n'R.TATTT Y Y
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GJen's Spring Mineral water?
n* cured tliousnid:* an I WILL cure unj Giver, Slomaoh-or Kid-cy Trouble,
commended by nil rcpuMblo |>liy?iciun?. Still Wuter, Carbonated Water
id Girgcr Ale. Kor rale nil tlie tunc at tin- stores of - - - - ?
Dr. J. D. Timriions and Rikard 6: Son.
Your Summer Suit is waiting
for von We had it made of
HB|
the best cloth. Told tlie tailor
you wouldn't have a botch I
job. The suit is a beauty, and
the price very low. Come
and get it. Yours, etc..
L < A 1 r? T \ *! '
oieiwiman cv Kiiey.
~ Ice Cream Freezers. H
090 .?C?
Icc ('ream Freezers are in demand HI
these davs and 1 want to supply the ^H
demand. * Best makes at reasonable
prices- Call and let's talk about it. ^H
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SIMMONS, The Hardware Man
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Agent for Patton'3 Sun Proof Paints ^H
*.i A JCA.M KKIJ rolt FIVE YKAKS. j^fl
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THE LINE FOR BUSINESS, ?
I ?%f?' THE LINE FOR PLEASURE,
THE LINE FOR ALL THE BEST |
^UMMER RESORTS I
Complete Summer Re?->rt Folder
^ Mailed Free to Any Adiceii.
I |l"i< W&Y I
3 W""* !?? ?*J W. A. Tu*>:. S. H. Hardwick. \V. H.TAYLOE.
P Past. Traffic Mgr. Cen'l Pats. Aptnt, Ar.st. Gen'l Past. Act.
WASHINGTON. D.O. WASHINGTON. D.C. ATLANTA, OA. /*HHfl
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TO ALL OTHERS .:'< fl
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SAVANNAH. GA ?^ " THt"CARUJNAS*? GEORGIA. J;J|| H
C!!H\V All Ministers H
* ) ^T> cl C~" f \ ?> I. , r?' ?>i 11,<- hun^in in & Mnr- ?fl
41 ^ ^ : t nw Pure I'.iinls towards tlit* paint<-lnir<-!irs.
parsonage* or iasti- 91
i n'n oy voluntary contnl*u- 9H
This brand is ^;?inin_r p.ipula. i>y j Note:? li tve done sn for C? \enrs. jjf
over all other:*, a# it Is positively Sales:?tons of millions <.f gallons; t??
tt It c B o r' | (Tor J painted nearly two aiilhon houses im- H
* . d?>r jjnnraii to to reuuiot if n t satis- jSB
ThcMoiK'y. - i n H
For rale l.y nil lirst-i lwss deal. rs. I alitei-ii years. Lin eed Oil must be SB
Tags worth 1-3 cent *a. h in cash. <> lite paint (done in two rain
| nit"). Actual cost then shout $l.?r>,\ H|
,, ~:t t Kohl by OOP H
nufuctured i>\ liobt. Ilnrris & l?ro., J agents, J. J. Itawl & S :i, r.utesbiirir &i
Reldsvillo, N Or 8. C H
l is liner lor* late to learn that you llow long will it bo i>elor? men may 8
v l.e too previews. wear atylish clothes auxin without 8
looking s oiieliy, ami In# I on g before jfij
girls may v* oar stylish I itures without 8
ubseribe for the Advocate. looking as erooked as a dog's hind B