The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, January 07, 1904, Image 2
THE ADVOCATE,
Bntvrad at the Uateaburg, 8. C., PosLoftioe
as Second-Class Mail Mattsr.
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11. 9 DflJTIjr, '??? BMW nv|T*
John Bell Towill, Associate Editor.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 7th, 2003.
This Hag has been dr. pneJ and we
are nil ott' in n bunch for ihe race of
1904.
IIavk you broken that New Year
resolution you made, or huve you
kept it a whole week.
When yon began "resolving'' for
the yeai 100-1, did you include subscription
paying in the list? We hope so.
Santo Dominuo has but i??> presidents
at this writing. It may have
three at any old time?you c\o't tell
o Kniit Co iif>? I iiir,\
Ill liv II tllMMIK cnia W I'WUl 11^''.
Will I.K the cotton market hovered
around the fifteen rent maik the poor
farmer mourned ?and why shouldn't
he. llut there need tie no worry, when
his next crop is ready the price w:ll
be back to from eight to ten cents
again.
A rfcf.Nt dispatch tells us that the
.Tews in Russia are under il?e care of ]
President Roosevelt. We ernestly hope
for the Jew that he will treat them
with wore consideration than he has
the while people of the South.
Tuk German Emporor was too busyto
see our Mr. Bryan when he was in
Berlin. This was indeed terrible, for
:t must have caused the Nebraska
statesman great i ain to miss an interview
wi?-li the man who places his
own name before that of his God.
Tiik holiday trade of our merchants
was indeed hea\y. We do rot wish to
seem egotistical, hut think we can ,
justly say that 1 lie Advocate was an
important factor in securing- this hn*i- ;
ness. Of course 1 tie honesty and fair
deal'ng ?>f oiir siti/.ens pUjeil a great
part.
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Tiik Edgefield AdvcttUer last vvi ek
passed its sixty-ninth mile post ?.a
life's journey. Though the paper lias
been published continuously since 1839
it shows no sign of old age. The
present editor, Mr. .1. L. Minis, is keeping
the Advertiser up to a good standard
and \v ? hope the citizens of old ,
Edgefield appreciate his work and will ,
do their part towards keeping life in j
the Advertiser.
1 e a i t aiis^H
coue up to w^^taml^E^
They always do. and y?.t [
the law permits sueli. Jt is to th.*
grown person as well as the youth of!
OUT land g f.ee license to either suicide
or accidentally kill other.. How long |
w ill tins hta* enisli practice he permitted.
especially on the day which is
set apart to commemorate the birth of i
the Savior ol the world.
Tiik c ilam11y which befell Chicago
on December yoili caused a thrill of
horror and sy Jip.tl hy to run through
the entire land Only once in a gre t
while does a catastrophe of such magnitude
occur, yet when it does the1
hcait-of the American people go out
to those stricken. The people of
i Im ago acted riob;y in their lime ol
trouble and nothing was left undone to
care for the dead r.ml dying. A noil.*
spirit they displayed, and every oili/Pll
III ! !??? I'nitml Ct
* ....... .-Lin? synipathi/.t-*
with >trieker. < liUMgo. ,
Tmk epidemic stems prevalent in
this day nt.d tijne for not only the public
iffii* rally, toil for tin* press us a
rule, to watch for and take every oppor'imity
to j;el in a ? ? d liok against
a railroad t-oinpaiy. ft hile it i- true
I hat J Ik >e 11 rpnrai ion-, like all n( hers,
have their faults, hive any of the
ehrollie kiel.ers and gruuitilera ever'
stopped to il.ii k ol w I at the railroads
have done for the world. 1 ><t they
look ha ok ii| on the time when goods
were l.an'cd hundreds i f miles hy
wagon trains: do (to.v tl ink it the.
slow and tiresome journeys ol ilie
Mage eon* |>, journeys as many of tin*}
older oili/.etis Know were so f.-aiight
w:th danger: the jmrneys over h. r
m.MM ?-?; I II nillllMll I lit' COfl VenU'D
res of t*v, n n M ini-i i viliz it ion. Have
t hey ever flipped t > think (it thej
price i?l" ami hclnre I li * ciitrnnce nf a
railroad into t lie vicinity: have they
ever flopped t<> think of these ftnd n
Ihoiifnnd ai.d one ot tier incon venit ncen '
that the railroads have d >tte away
with. We are not espuiM.ng the cause
of th.* railroad corpora!ions, hut Hit
devil flioiih tve his dile and 't dor*
Make lis feel tired to hear one . vies ot
corporations p elted at all 11." time
while otheis hletd the poldie at every
turn and are thought of li.tle and
"eilssed ?t in lie Take our o a a Slttl e j
lor iu-tanee, have not the railroads in
Soiit h Carolina dene more foe t he Sta e
than any cth-roiie thinjr, have they
not made il iiosfilde lor (I t* o'd I'.il
loeilo Si..I.- in '
i>< > >.?!? V i >" HI I ||l*
greatest in llir w iv of ivttoii ni iiiilfactnring
i" 'In* Si litii? Wtiii! I this
have liven |>os-ib!e in a r. tin ry witt !
no railr uu!- do v\e I'.nl great i-idn I
rie.> thri. leg .rod flourishing ii din-I
irirl- not icaclied by (lie iron lior.M*?
'J'lie annuel i-. easy and w?: Hll know it. .
Mr. K. W. Miami, a |iroinitient Colombian,
?t nick t lie key note at the Cham- I
her of Commerce tmin|ih I last week
when lie gate utterance to the following;
concerning Columbia's growtli:
"Now what has wrought this great
trar.?foi mat ion? A transformation
Doyou p
If you pay more
pay too much. Ever
with us who are s<
nriPAS on snrh (rtim
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common thing for m
change than was ex
body fares exactly al
and the ,ame quality
closest buyer can get
best; one price, the 1
ity. Everybody pl<
good humor after tra
finest quality at the
would not be pleased]
the best will do Th
I keep* O J
which has happily left us?indeed has
vastly increased?th? educational attractions
of th? long ago, und the seat
of government. It has been the railroad??the
railroads?and nothing but
the railroads If they had not bten
here none of our wage-paying Industrie?
would be here today?certainly
not so large or so many."
And while upon the question of railroad
development it would b? well to
think of the Southern, the system
which is giving us today a service unsurpassed?both
passenger and freight.
Locally we have a good system, for
Imve we not, eveu in little Uatesburg,
eight passenger trains a day ur.d six
local freights for the accomodation of
the public, a better service than is
enjoyed by any town between Columbia
Hiid Augusta. Our citizen? may
have never thought of this and even if
tliey have, only looked upon it ns a
matter of course. The accomodations
?re good and the schedule conveniently
arranged for every town along the
line and The Advocate for one ?* gratefi
I to the management of the Southern
fcr the favors bestowed upou this
section. The railroad make? money,
of course it does, but has it not more
capi'al invested thin any other one
corporation, or any half dozen for that
matter, hi the^^irh. The Southern
a great rcadl^^^^^taM^^^of the
everythij^^^^^at
hnndthat 1i?urt could wishf^^^^
C I.U Hill NO OFFER.
Tli? Home and Farui, published twice
a month, uiid tli? Hateaburg Advocutc
both one je?r for fl.Vi.V Subscribe I
now. The Home and Farm is u lH-page,
8 column up-to date farm paper. It la J
clearly printed and unlike the general
run ot Mich papers uttered in clubs
Sample copiea oil request.
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R. B. LITTLE j
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The only place in T,kksvii.i.e
to 01.1 Yc.ua niNNKU run TwintyFivkCkmb.
Mkah atil.i HOt'KK
t Jkockkikh aM> Fiti'im * M'tcii/rv.
SPETH
Sueces
C. It. ALLEN Sri
August
Stoves, (j rates, fl
lor the great i
Jobbers in Bic;
lilies. Your pa
licited.
SPETH
HAO Broad St ,
WE WISH TO AN?
FRIENDS AN
1 tint \\f have now had char
?'i?. (or t< n moi'th*, nnd in
have over ?11> 11 l?l**tj. We feel
ki 11iuiia >imi. ?> c nrt* Kind 1
the husineHs for 1H04 toatay,
ail to make our atori* your i
alw ay * welcome. .Again (lit
your nervier. ...
ASK FrOR A CALENDAR '
ill' i
ly more?
than our price you
y day people trade
urprised at the low
1 qualities. It is a
3 to give back more
pected?and every ~
ike?the same price
7 to a child that the
One quality, the
owest for thot qual*
msed, satisfied?in
tding with us. The
lowest price?who
? For the sick only
tat is the only kind
. HARRIS,
Drugs and Seeds.
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FEMALE
WEAKNESS
MMOomiwiSC
Fo?ww7kiin. Oat If, Mi
I Mildtr Wlm? *f {Wd#l aifKltf
to may doctor*, n?tWit 1 wrar im4
m?4 f k?ow vbtrwl I imA. I mlf,tod
tor ol? igralfci with lamMto
which cocaplvtofr im
totocd mc. P*1m wowl??haoi thrMgfc
toy btok Ml i(|m tod I wowld her*
hiUMiay htodcto,,. Mr 11 Mb, *nM
well ?p mI I votll (m! ?o ??fe I
?o?i4 tot ,p I intolly toll
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?WHIM tor I HMMd to U< UfMl
Lh? b*lp of )kjrilol?M, kut Wm ml B
OMd?l (UM M m Ood tMd to M. 1 B
to I* a etoon for ths Wttar ?4wU B
*Mk. itur day fcilaiM H
I nailw?li4 wlUwt Mtwtaf th?
tfoolN I UW?UTdid aid w?? kiMW
rscator uf wttlMit nil. WIm ?rf H
Oerdel to alaipl/ wmfirlal Mid 1 wtok B
ttit til nVtrlif wobii kasw of I to D
(food fUlUUN. B
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Tiinim, Pert toad Boooemto Uifui H
Periodioal headaches tell of fe- Ji
mala weakness. Wine of Casdui B
cures permanently nineteen out of B
every twenty cases of ireegnlar B
mouses. bearing down pains or B
any feiuale weakness. If you are B
discouraged and doctors have B
failed, that is the best reaeoa in B
the world you should try W ins at B
Cardui now. Remember that B
headaches mean female weakness. K
8eoure a $1.00 bottle of Wine ai B
Cardei today. \L
The estate left by Henry H . Plant,
the founder of the Plant System, corn
posed of railroads, steamships and
hotels, is pin ed at |iy,000,f:0(i.
f TP YOU WANT anything in I
\ * Mine Neckwear, Collars, \
( Cuffs, Shirt-. Underwear. Hoe- S
J icry or anything in Furnishing* S
> or a K.ne Hat and can't find it /
/ at home, writ ? to : : : : : y
) WILL KVANS >
) Coi.l" M HI A, S* C. <}
\ at.d yoil will get it by next mail. <
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LOVE HOUSE,
a, Ga.
'inware. Agents
Vl'fllcllll' Vkf At'/.
i.nwi m w i r.
yclcs and Suptronago
is so
- BROS.,
Augusta, Ga.
>IOU!NCR TO OUR
D PATRONS
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gr of the HateKburg I)ruf(
that time the daily aalen
grateful for tliia and wif.li
o tiniiotince tlmt we are in
tnni we want v??u, one and
iea i<i'iarter.->, lor you are
inkmu' you, wc remain i?l
E. K. 1I AHD1N, M. D.
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Ni&cteen Hbuil.el *nd Thr??
IIB.M BWe|U IBIU birring ?iuil
record that will ha bind to beat
utiti ytt we t-ball try to double
it ijf Nineteen II ?nd*e.l and
Pour. We are very thankful
for; trie epleudid support rectiaecj
io our efforts to build
ffp iio Hateabur^ a htore the
the State. Our
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i^Vot alone because we have
ui^trsold, but beoauae we have
tbe rij^ht f<MMla at the right
price. O-r prepuiat-ioiM for the
<>( riutf hart begun <?u r. h.rgvr
reals than ever before. JIM
wiot*-r?o<>4n offered at a ramflee
lu order to make rooiu for
nee sjrrf? goo?!s which are
Leginsisg to arrive now.
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INFORMATION.
Church Directory--Arrival and
Departure: of TraliiN-liOdge
Meeting Dates ami I'ostoflicc
hours- A Budget of Uitfeul
Information for tlie Resident
and StraiiRcr
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Mbthoimst Ciiukcii.?Rev. K. T.
iiodpee, Pastor. Harvicu every 1st,
2d anil 4th Sundays at 11 a. in.*, ami
every ltd ac?l 5th Sunday at H p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday at
:ou p. ni.
Sabbath School?E. It. Steadcnan,
Superintendent, every Sunday at 10
a. id. Everyone invited.
othmk mkt ho pint appl/int mkkth.
Uidga Spring?3d and 5th Sundays,
11 a. in. ; 1st Sunday, 3 p. hi.
Providence?2d and 1th Sundays,
n p. m.
Middleburg Mill?4th Sunday, 7 p. ui.
Fi??t Baptist Church.?Uev. Dr.
A. C. Wilkins; l'astor. Services every
Sunday at 11 a. ui., and 7 :80 p. m., and
on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Kabbaoh School ?Dr. K. C. Kidgell,
Superintendent, every Sunday at 10
a. m. Everyone invited.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
Southkun. Noithbe,-,nl: ?Due to
arrive at 1:07 a. ui , 0:38 a. in., and
5:80 p. in.
Southbound:?Due to arrive at 5:30
a. ui., 1-.07 p. in., and 0:07 p. in.
Miui aND. Arrive?3:20 d. ui. I.eave i
6 a. m. |
LODCJES. 1
Ma*oNiv:?A!vet every Friday night
I before I lie foil moon.?E. F. Stmt her, :
! W. M.; J. A. Wliitten, S. \V.; J. Frank i
! Kneece. J. W.; J. R. T. Major, Sec.;|
1 K, R. Stead man, Treas. ; J. W. Fond, i
! X. I> ; U.S. Simmons, ,f. I?., Joiin Uell ;
Towill and M. B. Edwarda, Stewards;
J. A. Miller. Tyler.
Odd Fellows : ?Meet every IT:esday ?-?
night ?C. L. Fink, N <?.: W. F.
RawI, Sec ; P. It. Asliill, V <?.; E. It.
Steudaian, .Treaa.
POST OFFIC E HOUIiS. ! *'
From 7 a ni , to 7 p. ni., during tlie !
w?ek. Sundays from 7 to 7:80 a. in : i
9 to 10 a. m., 12:80 to 1 :H0 p. in., mid ;
from 4 :80 to p. in. j
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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L. M. Ml rCIlKI.R. j
I'nTSiriiS and SeuoroN.
lJntesborg, S. i .
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Olllee Hours:
K to 9 a. m. n
2 to 8 p. in.
7 :8G to 9 p. m ! ,
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DR. E K. llAKDIN, 0
Physician and Rlkc.eon. ^
lJa'.esburg, S.
Datesborg, S, C.
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Located in Dr. ltidgeli'a Old Ollice
E. .1. ETIIKREI I.E. tt
Dentist.
LeeiVillo, S .
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Otlloe over Austin s store.
D. M. OROSSON, M h.
I'M VSICI N AN l> Sl'i:i.Ki\,
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Offers liin professional service tc
the people of Bnteshur^ and vicinity.
Qttioe over the National Hank, and
can be fmimi there day or ni^ht.
ItATEs it rut;, s.
nit. M. u. HO\TWRlOH
I>I.NTIS|.
Bate-h ir^, S. (
OMit e in Kniiiiiiei* ltni.ilin?? n.<
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nil, >. \. W atm in.
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l)ate?l?llrjf, S. < .
Oflli i' over Harris' I>rn^
i; fo. likm. 'I im m rr.m a x.
.1. W M. I'll! i:vosi>.
I'll lit MONO A flMMKKMAN,
a i Toiixi. vi- \ r-i v w.
Will ini.il ;h??Mute and U
.s. i 'oiirts.
OtTke in Kaiifl'man Building, _
Li Million, S. <
k. I.. as HI I.It.
.VI i oKMli - A I - I AW.
I.eovi lie, S. C.
Will Practice in all courts. Ilusiness j
Solicited. j
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MISCELLANEOUS ADS.
Rato* made Known on Application.
Speciul rates on yearly contracts,
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Coming Atlracions at the
Opera House.
.Iani- thv.?2P, 1S04.?booth Lowory. '
Impersonator.
Fbhi*kary '22, 1001.? Ilnrlow and
Wilson Mn Mlrt-Is.
MaHch H, 1901 - 11ira Conservatory
of Mtiaic Qunrlectc- All Ladies.
A run. 4, 1004.?Duncan Clarke's
Lady Mlnsfr-K
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Buying Public:
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT. You have
lade mistakes in the past and will make them
i the future. There is one mistake you have made
hat can not oe corrected: If the stores at which you
ave been buying your ------
3eneral merchandise
iave given you a service unsatisfactory the time
las come to make a change When you make it I
voukl like to have a portion of your custom, feeling
ssured that I can give you satisfactory service. My
tock is fresh and well assorted. Finding myself
overstocked with FANCY GROCERIES 1 will offer
he public on - -- -- -- ^Frida^^ind
Saturday, ^
ly entire line of Fancy Groceries AT COST. This is <
a fake sale. AT COST thev will (ro. I
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> prove otherwise. Give me a call. I will endeavor
> please you and will deliver your goods free. Couny
Produce bought and sold. Yours
to serve,
A. E. QUATTLEBAUM.
seated in the J. Will Quattlebaum Co. Old Stand.
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i Southern Railway v,i run w [
I llo GREAT ilAILVMY RIINSTHRCUCH A PfST V f ST I- I
GREAT COUNTRY p^p TDAI^C I
I ONVCMII NT LY UNITING AIL TUC ITCT SECTIONS
I OF THE SOUTH AND HAVE THE %
I BEST DINING I
h * T" 1 c CAR SfRVlfE I
i i "a.
hill im i ii iii i i mill i?