The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, July 22, 1903, Image 2
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k THE ADVOCATE,
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Kutarad at the Uateaburg, P. l'cstotflce
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JOHN HELL TO W ILL, Editor
JULY 522. .903.
The election held at Saluda laTt
Friuay ou the boudingof the town for
$12,000 for railroad building was
carried by a vote of 47 to 1. The citizens
of Baluda acted wisely and why
that one dissenting vote should have
been cast * a mystery. Of course it
(isonly one, but how much nicer it
would have been for the*'nay" colli inn
to have been blank. How much nicer
it is, when a community is striving for
greater things to have i s citizens
aland mm an unbroken phalanx battling
for progress. We remember u
fciitrv with a moral that w.is in nil old
Third reader in our school boy days,
of an old man who wauled to iniprs-a
upon hi* seven hoys the tfre.it advantage
to he gained by standing together,
He tied seven sticks together
and parsed them from son to son, but
not a one could break them. The
fat her took the bundle, untied it, and
broke the sticks singly. This lessons
applies to towns us well hr to
families and should ev?r be bjrne in
mind by the citizens of every cominuunity.
Retard not the march of
progress but meet the procession half
way, climb into the band wagon,
grab the biggest horn you can Hud
and toot fur dear life. Some listle
fellow may climb up the side and
try to pull you out, but just hold the
tighter and toot the louder, watching
for an opportuuity to run your hand in
your old boi to pull out a dollar or
two to help pay for axle grease to use
on the wheels of the wagon of progress
that she may more easily pass the rut*
of old-fogyisui and the stagnant
pool of unprogres'.i veneris. To 4 he
in?u of nieaiiri and enterprise, who ate
today making South Carolina u power
in lite way of uianufuctnriug, education
aud otherwise, the Advocate
wishes them Ciod-speeu aud will hIwaya
add its little mile of praise. To
those who set themselves up as stumbling
blocks to advancement, we
will only say, "pity 'tis, 'ti? pity. '
TI.A a ? . -
. ..? uuiiiii j juuuiier acimol Tor
tlie Ifadicru of Lexington county convened
kt Hoot*s ilMil it U :3<l ii, in, yesterday.
'1 tie opening, judging Iroiii
tlie numliir in attendance and the
manifest earnestness on the purt <>(
tlie teachers. *a* very auspicious. The
opening this morn ng was larger th.tn
that of tha iirat dny of any previous
auuiuier sctiool lield iu the county.
Hupt. Jno. S. lierrick in u very pleasant
manner tntrodur-d tlie instructors,
Froteaa rs J. H. T. Major and It. A
Law. E?i h of these gentlemen responded
in short talks, outlining tlie
work they proposed to do end urging
upon every teacher the impoi taneu of
better preparation in his or her profession.
ilard work, and regular puiic.- 1
tual atiendaece was asprcnlly stress- ^
ed. The work was outlined, lessons
were assigned, the hours for astern !
bliug and dismissing were fixed and
the 2J teav h rs who responded 10 their (
nauies on tha first inorning were readyto
get down to work.
The following teacher-pupils enrolled
yesterday morning: Misses
May Ella H*rre, Leila liarre, Jennie
I'aughman, fine Corley, l.nis Kleazir,
Erin Henrge. Ituby tllover, Eunice
Fulmar, Lena Fuliiier, i ola itmman, "
Hlui.che Kaiser, tuns Meetze, i ora v
Riett, Eppie Hour, Lizzie Heay, Ainaiidu "
.sihealy and Edna Snelgroze, and '
Messrs. I). Socrates Keisler, Atonzo '/
l.own, Lee Rawls, W. 1). Sclioenberg,
CylUsShealey, R. K Shealy, liaskoil .
Shull a?d ! Look ft V. ing?rd. live or
six inure have eouia in whose names ,
your curraapotidetit failed to get {^
Others ara expected. The atisndauce I
will be lull. S. l"
Lexiuglou, July 22. |
Death of Mrs. F. L. Crouch
The three o'clock taain from Aug-),,
fu-ta came into l.eesville Mill my at- | '
ternooo with an unusual sad and ' .
mournful roar, f r it was bear'ng the '
corpse of one of Leesville's most beloved
young women. Airs. Sal he .Matthews
Crouch, whs the uitw of Mr.
Eddie L. Crouch, recently of Lees
ville, hut who is now in business in
Augusta She was sick hut a few
days. From her Krst nine-* i.-- th
*1 uikh btcuine alarmed ami siliutnmied
all tliC aid possrtile to prolong her j *1'
Iif*-, but all was hopeless and Smu'aj i
iiioiuimt at 3 o'clock she gently passed I "1
away. Her last wmds wer? comfort- |
i(?K on*". for aha (fave s?fl assurance '
that aim was with Jesus. That is the "
only ureal comfort to the bereaved Jr"
titles, All who ktirw her loved her,
for she {possessed 'hat happy ami | u"
eweet disposition which never tails > ""
to win friends, she w.m a < >nos.etn j ,
member of the Baptist Church and
a true woutau. She had been married '.
only a few months, Mint leavea a gr *' "
stricken husband to in nrn the 1ms ol , v'
a good, faithful and devoted wife. The i ',n
funeral .?eivines weie conducted at the j a"
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M"
William Matthews. .Monday a iter noon V"'
at six o'clotk bv I'r. Wiikin*. She .
was buried in the town cemetery.
To the bereaved husband, parents, n ,H
sisters and brothers we wish to sav we w,r
weep with you?but iniiKt rejoice at *rr
her heritage. u"
"Dearest loved one, we must !aj thee
lu the peaceful gl*a ve's embrace,
But thy memory will he cherished
Til we see thy heavenly face." '
,M. Hln
The eighth annual picuic ut Harr's ! . '
upper mill will be heKl oil Wednesday , j 1 ; '
July 35?d. These gatherings are look- |
?d for want to by many in iliis section
with great pleasure. Tlie committee
In charge of the a Hair is composed of
the following well known gedtleiiien : i ,0|,|
J. S. Caughiiiau, (r. K. Cauglmiau, | jjvt.
J, K. Barre. M. J*. Hoof, T. B. Ivemlrr,
& K. Oswald. The Advocate ackuow- f,,'r ,
ledges receipt of uu invitation. '
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ADDRESS OF WElX'OMK, I
r>*llvere?l nt the (.'otiletlornte I ^
Veternuh' Ke-ttnlon at Lm
ville l?y Hr. 11, >1. Crosimi.
Ah at rut* Will of ? fttliful.patriotic
in<t brave sire and tVnfedernto veicriii
Ifeei it an h iKurnmt inyduty *li?'iifVer
I meet old (Vuledei ate veterans '
Lit pull my hat totliem in recognition 1
the respect aid honor due them 11
for their Interest. their lortitn.i- '
I heir deep de rot ion to tliei- country f
?nd what was right in the times that }
tried men's courage and their Minis, '
which W98 not liilig short of uiurvelnti.s *
and the equal of which lias never been
attained, when rnmparcd with the
true grit, coinage and devotion to|'
duty, at in our Kent hern sn'.diers of t he
late war between the Sla'es. I mean
to shake the hand of every veteran
here today arid in beoalf of the town
of Leesvlie, which is noted for rdnratioti,
hospitality and liliernlily, ?.nd '
ex'end to luiu a hearty, enthusiastic '
and generous welcome. T'?e self-embracing
atmosphere of o-.r beautiful
ridge to'vn, made historic became adjacent
to It hes the bodies of t'lecour- 1
aprons, noted Mutter and his comrades 1
of Revolutionary fame. These rc- 1
maining serve to give inspiration with 1
war-like courage that has been band- 1
ed down from our forefalh rs to its
and our wives anil children, and will 1
be handed dow n to our posterity yet '
unborn, 8uch sentiments thri'l us '
from the oldest to the > congest oT our '
inhabitants, and we throw wide open ' 1
our arms to emhrace you, each and I
every oiieof you, who arc l.ut a part of [ '
the remain 111 - heroes of the grandest j '
urmy of uieu that over shouldered a |
gun or heard tne "clank of musketry," |
or the w histle of the euoiiieies hnlnts j
in any country. You are the precious
jewels that are It'll to us ? ( that maifnitiuent
hi my raised iiiuler the banner
of "J.-tr Davis." who vvrs the embodiment
of Southern vvtil and who sacrificed
himself on trie a'tar and cross of i
Southern sentiment and right. You I
followed where Ice, Jackson, l.oiigstreet,
Gordon, Beauregard, Garey,
Butler, Kershaw (and our noble I lamp- ,
ton) ant! otliei of our true and brave
generals led and were always encouraged
by the daring spirit ol 'O'd t'on- 1
federate Joe," and when true history
is written, which an all wise l'rovi
ur'iiewui in iiiuireuirfot, tin* reeor.'? j
will show that you did your w'wde i
luty no every occasion. 'I liis is at-'
tesled to by the part you play ?*il at
| (Jottysbnrp. Hull Hun, Maiih..:is ami
other Holds of V.iltlo win*re you <ii?j
Linpuislied yourselves by hemic deeds
ol spartan valor, and you w?re -ill e.il- \
or-bearers and you never |? t your mi - !
red Confederate H.i{; :ra.l in the dust, j
Now men?soldiers of renown whnj
wore the pray and fnupbt apniost nil ;
odds and surrendered only when adybeil
so to do(but who wire never j
whipped), as a tribute to jour d s-)
tliipuislied deeds of valer, we throw j
wide open the doors i.f our hearts, our j
homes, our town to you, ami eveii t lie
iiinhrapeous i rees ol our w i<t ami lovely
streets, vie with t lie I liiiHinp > ent i- i
liient xvlilI'll poes out to you from our
men, our beaut i f n I und lovely women,
and even our halirs eryoiil to you wel- I i
come and all honor to you \\hu elothed
In the pray, foupli*, hied and
died for j ?ur Southland ripli s. You,
are the beloved ami patri >lie remnant
of the most eourneeous arniv that ever i
went to batile for a noble cause, and I
it is n*r doty to see to it that on he |
re-united in pleasures and ieeliops. |
cnnifortalile in y our ileenhifip yenra, >
for you today slnml as the loll-idowu i
white ror.es cf Sharon and yo>.r every i
hoary lock makes visible to os (lie
sipa that it is lu^li time for us to
make you feel the liiph :?pureei.ition
we yet have for your full serv i r,
der?-d when your country eailetl to
trios. Today w?> have assetuhbd i? - i
pet her and imk yui to come ami p i - I
take of our bus;-iialiiy,? whieli *hal;> 1
nevt r kmos nuj limit;,and al licit \\ e j <
are nml a II I hit w e 11ve shall he t urn - j <;
ed ove- to you for lliis oeerisini; f r i
your enjoyment and to ei.eer y u in i
your re-union and r?-joioji>p lopeihet ,y
in liavinp I'aillifu'l v perform* d your,1'
whole duly, m d wlnle Ihisisiriie* we I
ttre prosperinp today under a reiiuit ml ! v
lla , braided by I lie bauds. of I -non .. ' i
lul, I lively and hernia women, ? Iid ?
[.reused us on fur \ielorv in of her dayn p
We desire to feed > "ii from our liouni?
n hml ex*vuil to you t !? -? Iilt~r.il '*
ruitM c?f our p'easures in tbif re iiniun, '
iit i if this I) tie .-ton we ?r~ ready tol II
lie tPe ili-Hlli of I lie brave, a- u - '
lit* Mr? ? li ivii iloiit* on 111 ? li l<i of n il - :
le. Mini trust (o providence to in ike 11Hi
pi J W lien we are renin' d hi a > - (- i
er world. Y"U are weleoio . n <
liore, > oil are I tire o \\eicoln-* In all )
i e eeii e\t lol t o > on, at t| so l"ii^ n? 11
lie of vn i -hil'l live ii i- t In- Stale'- : 11
iiflit ami duly t> | av t r? ?n I to your ,
ieinorie>, your support and \ our eoin-jdi
art. aiul when y ni -ball liave le
een caused to listen no mors to 'lie | ,.r
ruin tap of tune, duty demands, iliat ! \v
t sball erect an eveHastinj; lua'hle ju
Inift to ymir m? inorie-on whieh -l a'l i,
e eiiih'nzened your names in letter- , w
lye of richest "old anil honor I'or, j f,
' >'
I or.lv kmiiv licit, vet today.
When men would name as brave n
hand.
A- ever loiiiilit for native land
hay jiaine the men who wore the grey.
nr his^o'v - hows on grander pave
When men lor love of country died :
Than when our boys stood side by
Side
nd f-uicht IIn-ii foe-with holv ru^e." | >v 1
| lib
To you, our fellow cili/.ens, u bn arc ;
esons add -Inii^blersof iiie-evp!erm-i :
id their eomra le- comrades who 1
nod with fhem in the front ranks of
tie?< omrades who fie glit "ailnut !v I ''1
n! bravely when the hi!tie was I be , *1'
ree-f and bullets I be th'<keH
intrudes who now lie In ih? silent ' '
votiNC of the dead, w e a pjo'eci a I #
IIr prej??nee here inlay and extend!
you the li^blbaiol of fellowship
d w elcillie a lit) a-k yo'i I > ? it Ii \s' ' tl t c ! i
to in1, ks ill's a Inippy oecisiou for
cHe Old Soldier lo\-, ami may ihe?
it t ask in the sbunnierini; sip.lisjli'
pleasure and fe? I from nov on thai I
>v nr.* welcome to ever* plr*?ure,
ry honor and inanfle ol tribute w? ^ (
i place upon their honored, devoted | j
il cherished beads Velaiami; we
> to marcli i.ntiiv I.- 1 --
* 'I '"I' < ' u?.
itr orders, *<> t> **' chart;** and e n- ir|)
er iix al your command ami our
ole town l>M< me, an tli'?r ?jiok?*s- ^
n, la cay ii^'-lo to you. thnt ||r|1
th vol. much pleasure, am! tlint y<>u },
1 not only welcome, yea, you are (() (
ice welcome t. ^
t lll'l
to I
' or II
'i>l. J I'. Fort, of I'd.ion, i* oil 01: pels
today. "?'K
'rot John (J. ( lint vales ami fa'o uri,
arc v i?ilmi? I he sis' ers ol I lie lorn - ore
31m. I?r. 10. IC. Hardin and Air.. N. peri
Iktvs .hit
sla.st
lessrs. Ii. I>. Culliim .SL <'?? . ami <u>>'
sra. St* ?<"'ltl iII it y?'iley last we.-k .not
between them nearl" lw??ity Co.,
boir^les. These* lirnis are ad.er- tree
rs-in the Advocate, and lli.it counts Imi,
millethiiiy. , liate
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TRIIil'TE OP RESPECT.
The mender* lA>?nville Lodge.
Co. 218, A. I*'. ft'.. desire lo pay tois
usl tribute of respect to tin? memory
if one of its member*, Hrolher A. J.
lout Wright:
\Vheroa*. liuil in il'8 inscrutable
irutiili'iiiv hiiMiei'ii lit to remov* from
is hy I lie rout liaiol of death our friend
111 1 brother, Ik* it
ltesulveil 1st. That while we deeply
eel lii? LPtimely loss, we bow in himi>lc
submission to the will of our
leaveiily Father, who doelh all thiols
veil.
Keaolved 2d, That in liis death we
lllly realize that we sustain the loss
if a devout Chrutiau gentleman and
iroihcr Mason.
lb-solveil,yd. That while we are
nilj jiiijircssi'd with 111? ahsfiHH of
lis cheering luco ami hrotberly hive,
el we feel that our earthly loss is
iit? eternal gaiu, ami that we try to
inulute tiie t'hristiaii example ?>l our
leloveU brother.
Kesolved, Itu, That we extend our
ilu'ei'e ami h vu t'elt aympntniea to tlw
jrlef-striceen family in this time of
heir deep distress aril fore bereave?
ueiil, and eoiuiiieiid them to the lov
ng, lender care of our blessed lie
leeiner.
ltosol veil, bill, That ;t page of our
niiiiit?* hook lie dedicated to the iiieui>ry
of our deceased brother and a. copy
>1 these resolutions lie s iread upon
.he saiue, also that a copy he sent to
.i>c h.)leaved family and one to the
llutw-burg Advoea'e, Lexington His
patch and Siniuniit News Letter for
publication. K. .1 Ktheredgc
I. S. Derrick.
II. S. Murk.
I ees\il!e, July 1;'., lttlKi,
No l'i rv silow x.
4'Kor years f.?te was after me continm.usly"
writes 1\ A. tililleil^e Verbena.
Ala. "I h id a terrible case of
I'l es causing 'J I tumors. When all
tailed Ihicklcn's Vrniea Suite cured
me. K.pially good for Hums and ad
a lies and pains. Only ti'ic at O. .1.
ll.it ris. Ilatcsbtirg, ami t 'ro-sun Drug
I 'oinpauj , I.cesyilie.
I'scs 1'or si I.amp Chimney.
A chimney taken from a lamp is one
uf tin* hot and most quickly prepared
' hot applications.*' Simply sli|
the cb'iniiey into an id I stocking and
apply to the |>tiin. ll sie.im is needed
take a damp warm cloth and wrap
around the chimney. If the heat is
tor a cone 11 or l In*, i r.ui i> u n n in
ii?*l ra^r smeared wiili mutton tallow
ami turpentine. Applied to tin* rlu-st
iirtOio.it relief will lit* 11 a * 1 alinibt at
mirf. It jiiiii' toet an* i'olil at oij-lit
place a hoi rliihiiiey t" tbeni and they
wilt soon b.? warm. A lamp chimney
is especially prael ii-at.le during miiiiii
it- r inoiit I >. w Inn tlio (Ires arc out,
for you ran lit:lit the !dtup atld thus
linve li*>t appli-'.tt i itis in i li*\v initiiitrs.
t roup, colic, I out luii'litt, oarui'lu*.
roiij li-, rl'fiiuialic pmns a* d
many otln*r ills IV.* e bet-ire tin* lint
lamp chimney. To prt-sS short soilll)s
without usin*- till itou, lijflit a -mull
Uarnsi iii* hi iii j , rc^lllaiill^ til** bin/a- to
krrp tli** Itiinni*y tiioiicrat.-ly li t, then
i.injpijii I lu* seam to In* pressed. I'ass
Llie M-aiii quickly oxer the splenica I
pirt of tin* chiun ey, and it will b**
pre-?ed as nicely as coiiid tie done with
tie'prt-i-fcw.il iViis,;?,.?/'iil?'o>...Rltij? i?> ty
it on tie lim n or satin sole, th-n ru*>
liii*K?ti t li** < liitr.ney.?Woman'a 11 nine
'oinptiiiuiii.
a m i o;r v i. ?n*i;u . I t*in
s always ! iii^pioiis dn not submit ?*.
b** -,*u **on * k n i I** *i ii I j | you I a v** t l'i no
ii-Witt's Wii< 11 Ma/.-l >aIv-. It wil*
*ur?* u In-ii t v**r\ t ii iii^j .-Is?* lai Is? I lias
loin* lb.* i*i ib in^au is <il cases. Here
son* el tbi-in: ! sutl**ied Ironi bleed
nu aiid pi ot rod in *r pile.. for twuny
ears. **.s treat en by different spec*
lists anil used many remedies.hot ohaineil
in* i? lief until* I ns?*d l?.*\Vi t*
Vilcll Maze! Sal.t- Two boxes o!
bis sa l\e i tire I in:* **iitlltee l nnililie
tto itnd i li ivi* n oi I>ii11 a Ioili'h of tb*
lies >i nee.?! I. A Tis.l i It-, Sii minert on
' I or liliml, Hleeilllio, ileliillv
ml I*riit rml li I* I s no reim d'v equal*
li- Will * \\ i ce ll I la /el Sa I \'e. Soli b\
!;it i stiiii'i' I ini?' l '.i.
N?>( in ! !ii* S.ini" It nil,
A 11 ><l ~iii.il I Ixiy vl.'i In e- in miiirli
nt I * 1111 nit i'i | I > i:? rraiv li*il i.lull i
i-* In it I In* nt Is i r \ i* Iii-11 liis mn
i -r ii n nt ell in (iiiiilsii Ii in. Sin- otiiiitl !
nt . i*l Iiiiii nut without iMiisi?l?*rul)l?- |
I'fitMill y, iin.l ' ?nM,i|ii?*i ly il? ? i?I?-11 1 < j
i liiut it-tn iin t lieit* until liis father I
l tii*i i*.I in iliv i \ i I i 1 it I mil t lit* eiiy |
hen In* arrived and wis It li about i
it* t*:iM* In* ~i r t 11 tu i*i aiv I ii mil r t li?*.l
t hi*, ny nilt i In* disobedient Mifi,lui'
as v? i'i a I nt. isles! when 111 -* lit 11 *I
low i nitial ii it. "Ili*li i, is s!i*? alter*
hi, to i.* -i'iii a.ii-ljillia j.e-l^er .
>:i ;i r wis i:eic ihnt:o:t.
"1 iitinlil i* my Ii i: ?r I y all ui^lil j
ii.*," vi i !! *> Mi-, i lias. A |-|>li*n.\ t ?
A it .sauiii ia. 1 n*i.. ml t in l*t liar it I \ j
t aii\ sleep. I l int i'iiiisinii|)tinii i
In.I that il I walked i bit < k I
mill <*<iiili I rtift t I'n!ly ami spit ,
lull, but, when all til in*r tllt*(li<*:lM |
I i'll, 111 ii ? J; 1 i mi In a 11 is i t I ir. Ii ii,y \V
iseovei v viliuMv i*i red iiim and
r.ii'i?*it .Yi |n iiii.il>."' I I's iib>ii|llt i*ly I '
ar.iiiiii-t in i*nrt** i it i ^ 11 -. t' i I us, |.a
.ppi*. lb*1 i;ehiti- ami all l*n*<ini aritl
ii^ Trtmlilfs. I'i iff .'iCt* antt
i.tl but lies Iff i* at ii. . I larris. I
t-shurjf, ni* hnssiiii ih'i^ Co,,'
. -villi*.
.1* lit. ii tit I*.U 'i\* f iNfi It, t l.t't |;?, i
la *>: t' vltitl *,t 1.1 i i ;*.
m ' i?ici n k i It km.
I VtiU h tie offensive |>tlli|ilf-< or
pt inn-, iilfi-c- on any part nt tin*
ly. in hi iij4 I * i?11 ** > or ioints r-.n.?
r, ill'K'11> |> ilclic , -uolli-n ^!n j?I.
ii iii Ikm mill burn . -nrr lips nr i E
ns, niin^, If-ii-rin^ -or-'s. sharp. , |
i\i i 11 pains. 11:? : i y mi sutler 1'iiiliij
?n- tiiinnl puismi .ii* ilif In*.inning
U i'H> rain i-i. Voii may l*i* pi-r I
in-ill i\ run* I liy 1 :iKiiifC Mnliuin-i
ml 1 litiin < I'. 15. i' i mailt* ei'pi' -ial'j 1
'iiivlln* wnr.st bbuiil ami skin ili>- Vi
Ii kills tin' poison in ill** lilnn.i
r? l?_\ .riving a Ii. all liv l>lmi I supply
lit* iiI 1*1-1 imI pari s, ii?-a!f i-v* ry sun*
i i i*r, i'v? ii il<*n?llv i jiii i*r, :-|iips n'l t n(
s aii l pains ;itill * i-iIii<-i-s all svvt'll-!?|,
Ibraiin I5ii?il I In I in rums in I j
iiinal bum! irmioli's, snt-h as i*i*/.i*- Co
rali- .itill - air-, pnnpli's, riiniiin^ i-armiiirli
s, si-intnla, cli*. Ks , C;,
aiiy '? r a'! chiina;. <-a-r- r),
linV"' rraiv il I bt* Ht'i'iiiiil nr llnm (Jf
Iirn^.ists >1. l'u prvui' ii |l0
?, simple- nl 15bm>il itallii si*iii iri'i f?(1
pri'piuil by writi.n; l.lnml I5aln. ,
.\ I hiiita, (in. I'ttsiriliH I rnitlitc ami
in t'tl i i-.i I ail vii - si* 111 in se.ilsii
r. I-Or s.ilr anil Iri-i? samples in j
sburg by .1. 1? fiinmni* , j
;?j
. ?
EOlOItS. T,
Tlie "l'tip*," till, where ure they.
And w lie re is ChiXey's ttrniy now,
Ah, where is Mary Klleu I
And pooi old l'alru'U CrowtV v/a
A ml \\ here is J? rry Sin p ?>n, w ho
Went s ekles* J ear a
Ami Helen (imigur, where is she,
And has she gone t<> stij? \\,
And Mrs Mn v'oiek, w nat of her,
At,<l Willie Ttisenil. ton.
Ami \\ ho-t rnek lii'ly t'atierson,
And wueru is I'ettig'ew?
Ah, wIn re hits Thome's Watson gone,
Who was once ll-jnn's male.
And f/liarlie Tn?ne, ah, what of liim,
And what was Crrl llrown's fate?
In vain these idle <;u*stio?s sound oft
t' jetii I he einp' y air, R<
"1'is hot a waste of breath to ask, %v>
For llie 8iili,iini?i?i.?- ? " '?
, iiiti : ua
?Haiti more llertiltl. t0
TIM' KOCNU\TION OK I1KAI.HI.
nc
Nourishment is the fnondaiion < f i di
lieal bit?1 i i ?stroll Kill. Koiiul I >> ? J d-_
pepsin l'ore i< | >( .?? '>-' ureal owdiei cr
i hat enables the stoni ieh and digestiv ? rc
organs In digest,innhi?e anil tr ?:i^ ile
I' >riu all foods into the Kind of Mnml If
tli.il nourishes I lie tierv'-s anil feee s be
I 111 tissues. Kodid lax st lie foundation
for dealt ll. Hat iii'o lines till* rest Indigestion,
I ?yspepsia. and all disorders J a:
oi the stomach and digestive hi'j.':iih > sn
are enred hv the iiseof Kodol. Sold by 1 at
tlaleshurg I'rug Co. I A
C
tii
When a woman i-. m> longer able to
make a mail jeutoiiH r h-j may as w.ti p.,
live it n|> a-'a n.id job. ?-v
Itaebelors may bad blissful li*'-*. N
but yoll e.ili't liial. ' a. spin'ter l:eli. \e
it. " .X
It
No K\i.' :: i i ?IMS. 5?*
The proprietors ol Foley's Honey \
tod Tar do not advertise tins as .1 5E
-lire eure tor eni.Mimpt ion. '-Tin y do ; *
Hot elnini it will lire tlii- dread eon. ' Jw
plaint in edvai r oes, but p
lively assert I hit 11 will 1 lire 111 t|.'
earlier stages and never fails to ^i\ ?
eouifttrl and relii 1 id tbe werst ease .
Foley's Honey all I 'I'ar is without 5doubt
the greattst throat and lui ^ c?
relliedv. Itefuse siilist mites. Sold ?
1 n J. 1) Timiiions ltateslinrtr.
j
< lTAltl.lt "K ; !!: STOMA' II.
W*lien the stou 1 "<eh i> over loaded;! a
when food is taken int ? it that fails J
o digest, deeav slid inllatniM thejfl
in neons iiiembr. lie. exposing t lie for
I vim, and eatlse. t eland- 1.. .. .? "
; mucin, itiste.Kl <: ?i.c iiituril juices j?
nl tliycst ii>n l lii> i - i 11l?*.l < '.ii an li ?.I .
the mIi illicit. I : \ i i - 1 >ul I en il : ?*?_
wild I' litiri'Ii el III.* .S,oiiiiu li, c:iiiM"il I y
by imlifi'-t ni"i. Puriur nn<l mi'Oh y
I 1nil.il im l.cii. 1.1 ii.f until I ii .ii A
K ulnl |)\-|n 'ai i i ? iiri1 ? .1. J{. When. '-i
' ippell. I ! bi I'l.llo l.itl';' lb 1
I'll.
Slum" wn:ui 11 1.1 i?b- iii muu for ilie !
purpose u[ extnrrfiiig scci'l-Is truin
t lieui.
Ma.11y ii man ijni'i to ilicb.i! bcenini '
I lie a(lt'lll|itii In i .1 Hum- 11" I ln\v. J
H i
' I r.iva trcnble.t with stom- -. ? , .
y* rch trouble. ThuKord'a Dlaeb- */j
r> Liniucbt illil hid nil.re K"" l
' - In one *.v?? i tlnrn ail the i!w- f.'j
" " t-ir s uioil oinu 1 fcn'k in a t
ifl year.'"? M it s. ha It a II E. t-s \
it BlilUFlkLU.HIK'ttKvaic, Iml. 'V
& Thclftirti'.- Ul:u:k Draught & \
pi quiekiy i ivir_ . rules tin* ;ic- j
y tim; of tb Hoiuaili :ui.l S;
cuiesevcn chronic eases <t " j
yiinli^'s'ii.ii. If you will "..'J
take :i sir.ftll ?K e of The.!|
1 j ford - Iil.u k I>rauglit (nc?i*
! fTl tiioniilly Jnii will keep tour
j ? ? sluiiiiii'li in <! liver in per- V*M
15* fivt louilllton. a i
U THE0F0RD'5 U 1
SLACK-DRAUGHT T
a o.
ta More richness is eatmo.i bv f
K . i
i.', ooi:lti|iuti.m than bv nnv k *
other (liacnse. 'Ihcitfonl's
'<X: il'aeh-Draught not only re- "s :
lieve# c tnstipnti ?n butciim >
X; oiuxrlut a and d\*>:nu':} ;uul .j
kir;.u the l?iW?.U regular. ' ,
^ All dr.iRKi.'s bc'.I
"a?-ce:it ;..n l.ui'i i.
' Tli?d (or ii ' ; Black- [ '
Draught is tho host modiJfc
c it to re -ulate tho howels 1-.?
r 1 have t-v.r u .1."- MlJS. tv
t a. m. t; i; a r, &Uuad* ta
i: |i 1
COtlSTIPATIQM 1
Music! Music!! Music!!!
' Ml:i
I he I one Si.:ir I>rnss Stand
< f I tales burg
'l
N fur.\ i? n?*t?? i - 11
v
11r< ; : re 1 t I u: u i- h n ? sir
l? r ;t!l t i i t111 i?i;
liat'tl Mi ii-. ' i v ii- .1 t .ul.
A'lilrr - l.\ lot 'i r, i r > .11 iu>,
' f.f B
W . I K.\Ni\ ! ' ?\ 1 , Interior. K ?
c-lni . S. I'.
arc
to
tMssesrae
Field's FO
icws on Ait'.billon and D90* or II
pcpsia. rcnii
"Dyspepsia," wrote Eugene Field, [V/V
iftiMi incapacitates a man tor endeavor Ividl
d sometimes o\lin^ui.shos the t'ru < i
lhiiion." prcat despilo his. '
rnpluint Fiolil suffered from indlgtstii
all )iit* life. A weak, tired stomach
n't diycst your food* 11 needs
<t. You can amy rest it by ilio u.so
a preparation like Kodol, which rcves
it of work by <'igostin? your food
st soon restores it to its normal tone,
rongtticninij.
Satisfying, 1
invigorating.
pared only by F. C 1)kW ittA. Co . f 'hlojoco. ronl ;ti
u $1, U>Ulo cpuUiui ^ tluici UiatJo. MiMi (r | j
I
/ s
""Mauds nave Kiducy Tumble I, J o
and Don't Know it. I dun^liur?
now To Pled out. I ' oin 7^ e*> I
Fill a V 'lore-: mun gl:> ith your 'u 1'
,ter and let it stand twenty four liourc; a , . ;
_ sediment or r.ct- Clironlo broil.
jT^VJ ' * tlir.fr indicates an "??'? "? ? ' g?>*
5- vT , unhealthy condl- ?ev?U nnd cur d
/i>A / \\ t of the ktd- r; J ,,r 1
'.A \ V ncys; if it stain3 Bat?Mbur;?.
* I your linen it is i * ??___
' '"*^1 ' evidence of hidjfipi
\ , f it! )'' i _ fnoy tioublr; too j m ^
w'y y Ifrequent desire to j fi J B
* ' V^rr'W - ' r 3 4t or Pain itl BaiL-a^
? ?? j- aiso |
nvincinfr pro f t'; ; the kidneys and blud- |
r :iro out . f r r.i :
What to Do. fi 1 *
There is comf rt in the knowledge so vJT J Ull
en exprc reed. that Dr. Kilmer's Swampjet.
tire ere at kidney remedy fulfills everv
sh in curii : rh i itlsm, pain In the JJttcttnHl ,ho"v
ck, kidneys, liver. bUujder and every part RwonMieoded l>
the urinary passage, it.- rrects Inability amlCltgerili,
hold water r nd scalding pain in parsing
or bad effects following use of liquor, Dr. .
ne or beer, and ovc.cotncs that unpleasant i
icessity of being compelled to go often j
ning the day. and to get up r.any times ; ??????? ??
iring the night. The mild and the extra-,
dit.ary cff_ t rf Swantp-Uoot is soon I )/*'? i* ' aJi*
allzed. It stands tho highest for its v.-on- 4 - 11
irful cures of the most distressing canes.
you need a medicine you should have the ,
sst. S^ld by druggists in 50c. and $1. sizes.
You may have a cample bottle of this
lerf ' _ Fffirr n iOr
td a fc th t t lis; r?3aA.I
ore about it, both: : r-;-<i:: j.l.c'1- Tt'j . .
' r ^r' , 1 ! I (
d ir., - Dr. Kilmer fit ito-tv r,t r.wumMtoct. !
p., Binghaml n, N.Y. V/hen writing men* i
on reading this generous offer in this paper. I I (> I
Dm'l mal e at:/ ml uat'.c, but rumen bei
e name, Swamr Ro t. L'r. Kilmer'sI lol
Lvamp Root, arid the address, Binghamton. j .1
. Y.. on every bottl :.
I he
31 iUH
WILL KVANS
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CulTMMA, S* C. :Jj'
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tuurjsrr: rr?:w?ir7~.v.. c_?oxeke?* rawrup-^
Nothitis; litis ' r < utallctl it. * 5 CO ( *
Nothing r.'.n ever rtir. n s it. R L
m of a . ,iJ _ " til CSC l
OfaSiiiSf&s ?i i
wu P--.U L o oni (in
uawwu 5. r>r;(('S
1 Ln'.Us ^ ii.oo |
A I'eruvt I . ; All Throat ant! f j
One: j OT*PO
Money! I- *' sfi:**. * f-3xJLVXXf
aexrri . _ ~ , rr;:.T;?rcj
MORI* IS & SHEALY, |
Agent
la AN D SURVEYING
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LEESVILLE, S. C. '
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\ pY$? MC:-:-Y GUHE Is o l~
LL\ e Cl;. ^seJ Rsmedy
ioncy i Contains (J 11
L-dicr. r-zcriuz?~i by cmi- * ; ^
physlcl. i as ihe best for F'a cl^-C H
icy r.ai Li.icder troubles.
PRICE C0\ a-.J >1.03. A QJ U
.. , . Tlii- lirant! is ?ni
' ' * >' " 1 ..v.T ail ?.tlurs, a
The E3c
' ;'1 ^ i i1 u 11 s
1-. - 'i1111 T he M<
\ . i! j iv < i i j't i v'?r fttlo l'V allllr
1 iti.ttiUi r.tl vvurih l--3<v
< i tr ; on rli for usual ,, r ,.
i , bolttofflOot .? Maoiifnotured by Il<
lis :i sup} i\ Inl" t M'tir. A II (It'll}; II
ilii-tu.
: ?-T
I t -" V 1:
ii moved when tli?old when otiieb medicines have bailed
outd never marry h's . _ , . ? ...
take Foley's K'dnry Core. It has
was moved lalfw.iv cored wl en everything el?-j has dio*
lix appointed. For sale by* J. D.Tim*
2 _ iioaa, Hausburg.
hail tronble* and _
can be quickly re
l I
For your heulth';!sake,
s Spring Mineral water?
ltuls otrl WILL cure any Liver,Stomach or Kuluey Trouble,
y all reputable phvvlciaas. Still Water, Carbonated Water
For suile all the time at the stores of - - - - I.
I). Timmons and Rikad & Son.
ur Summer Suit is waiting
you Wo had it made of
*
k host cloth. Told the taiyou
wouldn't have a hotch
?. The suit is a beauty, and
price very low. Come
1 get it. Yours, etc..
Stead man & Riley.
Ice Cream Freezers.
- ?
?. ^
roam Freezers are in demand
lays and 1 want to supply the
id. Host makes at reasonable
( all and let's talk about it.
w " . .< ?
'IONS, The Hardware Man
lor Patton's Sun Proof Paints
(Jl AKANTKKU FOR FIVE YEARS.
THE LINE FOR BUSINESS,
Kre THE LINE FOR PLEASURE,
ft.3 THE LINE FOR ALL THE BEST
E SUMMER RESORTS
ERH ~
Complete Summer Reeert Folder
Mailed Free to Any Adi?ie
WAY
W. A. Tunc. S. H. Hardwick. W.H.Tatlo?.
Psjs. Traffic M^t. Can I Pats. Agent. Asst. Cen'l Pars. Act.
WASHIMOniM. u.c. wa3h1motum, u.c. atlanta. oa. .
Gives PerM Salisfart^ 1 v J j '
ron iNroRr.AriA.s Aoontss ^ .- \ v>
Th8 Southern Cotton Oil Co, >v, ( v 1 < *
vSAVAtNNAH. GA. f: l^AT }
v . |ti
Ey/ All Ministers
a ???? give a IiIh L?i
?> L eral ipiuniil.v of the Longman & Mar(Inez
Pore Paints towards tlie paintra
^ ingot ciitirrht s. parsonages or iasti1^-*
iL. (J# lions supported by voluntary contributions.
ining populm iiy ? ?
...?t >-w iur year*.
- it positively Sales:?tens of millions of k?IIoiis;
fr0r painted nearly two million houses un'
l r *-' ?ler pnarari'ee to repaint if n .t satisDiicy.
- .factory. The paint wears up to
st-class dealer-. ?Mt>dee? years. Unseed Oil must be
. t . ... i. added to the paint (ilone in two rairiui
eat i. in cnsn. ?tpv) Actual cost then about *1.25a
. gallon. Samples free Sold by our
>bt. Harris & HrO., I agents, J. J. Itawl & S..n, l<atesbiir?
, N. c* i s. t:
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