The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, January 07, 1904, Image 3
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THE ADVOCATE,
Bntvred at, the Uatesburg, 8. C.t Postoffice
as Shroud-Clans Mail Mat tar.
N. Rogers Bayly, Ed. and Prop.
John Bell Towill, Associate Editor.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 7th, 2?03.
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Tub Hag has been dr. ppeJ and we
are nil oft in a bunch for ihe race of
1904.
IIavr you broken that New Year
resolution you made, or have you
kept it a whole week.
When you began "resolving*' for
the yeai 1904, did you include subscription
paying in the list? We hope so.
Santo Domimio has but two presidents
at this writing. It may have
three at any old time?you cio't tell
much about Santo Dotn-ngo.
Willi.k the cotton market hovered
around the fifteen cent mark the poor
farmer mourned?and why shouldn't
lie. ltut there need he no worry, when
his next crop is ready tlie price w;ll
be back to from eight fo ten cents
again.
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A recent dispatch ten. ^ *tie
Tews in Russia are under ihe care of
1'resldent Roosevelt. We ernestly hope
for the Jew tlint he will treat them
with more consideration thai, he has
the white people of the South.
The German Ktnporor was too busyto
see our Mr. Dry an when he was in
Berlin. This was indeed terrible, for
!t must have caused the Nebraska
statesman great i ain to mirs an interview
wi'li the man who places his
own name before that of his God.
The holiday trade of our merchants
was indeed heavy. We do rot wish to
seem egotistical, hut think we can
justly say that 1 he Advocate was an
important factor in securing: this business.
Of course the honesty and fair
deal'ug of our siti/.ens played a great
part.
The KdgefieUI Advoiti?er last w< ek
passed its sixty-ninth mile post '.1
life's journey. Though the paper has
been published continuously since 1H'<9
it shows no sign of old age. The
present editor, Mr. J. I,. Mima, is keeping
the Advertiser op to a goad standard
and w.? hope the citizens of old
Kdgcficld appreciate his work and will
do their part towaids keeping life in
the Advertiser.
coue to
always do, ytt
I |f law permits it is to til.grown
person as well as the youth of
our land a f.ee license to either suicide
IV or accidentally kill Other.. How long
will tins hea*hellish practice he permitted.
especially on the day which is
set apart to commemorate the bi?-rh of
I he Savior of the world.
The e ilnmity v.hi< h befell Chicago
on December yoth caused a thrill of
horror and sympathy to run through
th?' entire land Duly once in a gre I
while dees a catastrophe of such magnitude
occur, yet when it does the
heai t* of the A iiieru an people go out
to those stricken. The people of
< liuago acted nob;y in their time ol
trouble and nothing was left undone to
care for the dead end dying, A not I.spirit
they display el. and every citizen
of tlie I'nited St.itcs symp.ithizes
w lib strieker. < hie.igo.
THE eriiihoii > - -
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this day m il tijiu* for not only the pntolir
generally, Ixit for i In* press us 2
rnli', to watch for arid take every oppor'niiily
to get in a go il lick against
a railroad coiupai y. U Idle it i- true
t liat t In >? ri rpurui ion -, like all ot tier-,
have their fault--, have any of the
1 limine kickers and grumblers ever
stopped to tl.ii k of wl at the railroads
have done for the world. l>o they
look hr.ek 111 on the time when goods
were han'ed hundreds if miles t?y
wagon trains: do ttuy t! ink 1 I the
slow Mid tiresome journeys ol the
Mage roai h, journeys as many of the
older eit i/.eiis kti.>w were so (.-aught
vv:t h danger : the juirneys over li. rrid
roads with none of the cnnvenieo
eesofev.ll a semi-i l vili/ il ion. 11 tVe
they ever st poed to think of the
price of and before tin* enirnnee of a
rniIroad into I he vicinity: have they
evrr -topped to tliioU of these nod n
thousand and one ot Iter im oti venir neeS '
that the railroads have d-iiie away
with. We are not espousing the cause 1
of th;* railroad corporal ions, hut .In
devil should have his due and it dormake
tis feel tirril to hear one ol
corporal ions picked at all t !.' tiim
while olheis klrill the potdie :if every
turn and are thought ot li.lle and
"cussed at iicin* TiiksouruAa
for in-tniice, have not the railroads in
Soiit h Carolina done more lor the Sure !
than any uth-roiie thing, have they
ind made il posMhlc for lie o'd I'.il
niello Si..to r.. ?" '
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pi i'.'iiest iii I hr vv i v of ivfioii inn.ii faeturing
" 'he Sintn? NViin) | iIiim
Ii?t\ *r 1 ??< * |ius-i)?!(? in u I1, mi ry wit t i
no ruilr.uu!* ilo we )'.ii.I great irnln tries
thri.leg .nut flourishing i i din- I
iiu l- iint irue lied hy the iron lior.ie?
The aiiMVi'i m easy and w?s all know it.
Mr. It. \Y. Miami, ft |rroiiiilient Uoliimliian,
-tiuek (In* key note at theCliamher
of Commerce hainjm t last week
when lie Rave utterance to the fnllowir.g;
concerning Columbia's growth:
"Now what has wrought this great
trar.nfoi mat ion? A transformation
Do you pf
If you pay more
pay too much. Evei
with us who are s
nriees on such ironi
r o ?
common thing for ui
change than was cj
body fares exactly al
and the same qualit;
closest buyer can gel
best; one price, the 1
ity. Everybody ph
good humor after trc
finest quality at the
would not be pleased
the best will do T1
I keep* O J
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which iias lippnily left us?indeed has
vastly increased?the educational attractions
of the long ago, and the seat
of government. It has been the railroads?the
railroads?and nothing but
the railroads If they had not bten
here nane of our wage-paying industries
would be here today?certainly
not so large or so many."
And while upon the question of railroad
development it would be 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
iitive we not, even id little uaie?t>urg,
eight passenger trains a day uc.d six
local freights for the accomodation of
the public, a better service than is
' enjoyed by any town between Coluin!
hia and Augusta. Our citizens may
j have never thought of this and even if
' they have, only looked upon it na h
i matter of coarse. The accomodations
are good and the schedule conveniently
arranged for every town along the
line and The Advocnte for one I* grateft
I to the management of the Southern
lor the favors bestowed upou this
section. The railroad makes inone),
of course it does, but has it not more
' capi'al invested than any other one
corporation, or any naif dozen for that
matter, in theW^irh. The Southern
a great
everythij|^^^^j at
1 hnndtbat "heart could wiahf^^^^
CI.U RHINO OFFER.
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both one je?r for fl.thl. Subscribe]
1 now. The iiotiie and Farm is a lH-page, |
8column up-to date furui paper. It Is j
clearly printed and unlike the general
run of such papers ottered id clubs 1
Sample copies on request.
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! R. B. LITTLE
The only pi.ack in T.kksvim.k
j TO OKI Yi.ru UlNNKlt POBTWENTYFIVKCKNII*.
MK.AI.S AT Al.L HOl'RM
<;UOCKHlK8 and I'ncns A SrsCAUY.
SPETH
Sucoca
C. H.ALLEN S'
August
Stoves, Grates, fJ
for the g^reat J
Jobbers in Bie
nlies. Your p;
lieited.
S P E T H
b40 Broad St
WE WISH TO AM
FRIENDS AN
lluit \\e have now had rhni
Co. for irii month*, mul ii
have over doubled. We feel
iouik.uk 3 W ?' ?rr sflml
the tniainea* for 1904 to stay,
ail to make oilr store your
always weleoma. Again (li
your nervier. ...
ASK FOP A CALENDAR
ly more?
f than our price you
*y day people trade
urprised at the low
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u ijuauiiu^ it 19 u
s to give back more
tpected?and everyike?the
same price
f to a child that the
t. One quality, the
owest for that qual*
eased, satisfied?in
iding with us. The
) lowest price?who
? For the sick only
iat is the only kind
. HARRIS,
Drugs and Seeds.
FEMALE 1
WEAKNESS I
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I MMldir WiM *f (Wd?i WKl?
U any doctofa n*4Ma. 1 avar iMd
aad I kmow wkartat I ay k. i mitt- I
farad tor alaa otoalUa viu aayjinaaid I
ataitraaMoa tklek ooanplatofy f tat B
toUd m. Patau woaldakoot thycfc
baak h< aidaa tad I voald kar* B
nuMiUf MOACAW ST 11MM I
well ay I vmI4 h*l mo vtak I I
mU io( <>mI mp. I uliwlly Ml I
Al^ooorav^d tor I ? oil to he beywnd
(he ttoly of ph/itolMM, hut Vtoe of H
Oudii mm M i Ood -md to M. 1
tola m etooM for the WIWu witote e I
Week. After ilioti? da;i kwtoent R
I twiili wMkeet Mfertac the
eeoalee I umiiUt did eed eoea hioeene
rafolM ud wit keel pel*. WIm of H
Oerdel te aleipl/ wnolerkil end t wish
Ikit eft (offering women knew of lie Q
good qsiUUee.
Tie? rer, Peettond Bcooonie Lneeue I
Pertodionl headnrhee tell of fe
mjkle weakness. Wine of Caedui R
curea permanently nineteen o?t of
every twenty caeee of irregular H
oumsea, benrina down peine or H
any female weacneei. If you are V
diarouraged and doctor* have
failed, that ia the beat reason in H
the world you ahould try Winn at
Card a 1 now.' Remember that B
hendjahee mean female wenkaeee. K
8noure a $1.00 bottle of Wine at
Cardni today.
BWI
The estate left by Ifeiiry H.. Plant,
the founder of the Plant System, com
posed of railroads, "team-hip" and
hotels, ie pin ed at $13,000,0.00.
? FT YOU WANT anything in /
\ Mtn's Neckwear, Collars, \
/ ('utTV. Shirt", Underwear, llor- S
/ iery or anything in Furnishing* >
> or a F.ne Hat and can't 11 rid it /
? at home, w r i t ? to : : : : : y
] W!I,L KVANS ?
) Coi.VMBIA, S' C. ^
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a, Ga
Pin ware. Agents
Bxeelsior Stove,
yeles and Supitronage
is so?
- BROS.,
, Augusta, Ga.
NOUNCR TO Oi k
D PATRONS
ifr of the Huteabur# I>rujf
i that time the daily salon
grateful for thie and wish
to untiounee tlisit wo are in
and wo want you, one nrul
headquarter:*, for you are I
aokinx yon, wc n-nuio at
E. K. HARDIN, M. I).
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renord that will ht bind to beat
atin yat we hbull try to double
it ijf Nineteen U ind'e.l and
Fi?ur. We are very thankful
for; trie apleudid support receiver!
iu our effort* to build
ini Hateebujr^ a htore ttie
t e.
IPIW ^^^Tn-d
i^Vot alone be<*au*e we have
Uf^QiraolJ, but benaoue we have
the right good a at the right
price. Oar prepaiaUont for the
r{ riug hark begun mi r. h.rgwr
ecale than ever before. Jk! 1
wiot?-rguod? offered at a *a<*rithe
1u order to make room for
ne v ;>;/ rr goo,!* which are
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IN FORMATION.
hurcli Directory?Arrival nod
Departure of TrnliiM?Dodge
Meeting Dutca und I'ostofllce
Mourn?A Itudget of Unfeul
Information for the Itealdent
aud Stranger.
CHURI! DIRECTORY.
Mbthoiuht Ciilrcm.?Rev. K. T.
[odpee, Pastor. Services every 1st,
1 and 4th Sunday* at 11 a. in., and
very JU1 and Oth Sunday at H p. m.
raver meetinir everv Tlmrsdav at
:80 p. m.
Sabbath School?E. K. Stead man,
uperintendeiit, every Sunday at 10
, in. Everyone invited.
othbk h?thoi>iht appointments.
Ridge Spring?8d and &th Sundays,
I a. in ; 1st Sunday, 3 p. mi.
Providence?2d and 1th Sundays,
p. m.
Middleburg Mill?4thSunday,? p. in
Fi??t Haptist Chorcii.?IJev. Or.
i.C. Wilkins; 1'antor. Services every
unday at 11 a. in., and 7 -.30 p. m., and
n Wadii??sd?y evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Sabbach School ? Dr. E. C. Ridged,
uperintendent, every Sunday at 10
. m. Everyone invited.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
Southkiin. Northbound : ? Due to
rrive at 1:0T a. ui , 0:38 a. in., and
:20 p. in.
Southbound :?One to arrive at 5:30
. m., 1:07 p. ni.. and 6:07 p. m.
Miih and. Arrive? 5:20 p. ui. Leave |
a. m.
LODGES.
M a sonic:?Meet every Friday night
leforethe full moon.?E. F. Strotber,
V. M.; J. A. W bit ten, S. W.; J. Frank
vneece. J. W.; J. R.T. Major, Sec.;
0, R. Steadman, Treas ; J. W. Pond,
t. I> ; R.S. Simmons, ,1. I>. .John del I
I'owill and M. R. Edwards, Stewards;
1. A. Miller. Tyler.
ODD FklLowb : ?Meet every Tuesday
iiKlit ?C. L. Kink, N G.i W, K.
*awl, Sec ; 1*. It. Ashili, V (L; E. R.
Steadman, Treas.
POST OFFK'E HOURS.
Kroni 7 a. m , to 7 p. in., iliiring tlie
*?ek. Sundays from 7 to 7:30 a. m :
i to 10 a. in., 12:80 to 1:30 |>. in., uml
from 4 :30 to f>:l"? p. in.
PROFESSIONAL CA1DS.
I.. M. MITCHELL.
I'n ypicias am? Srmir.oN.
Hntesbur;;, S. <
Office Hours:
8 to 9 a. in.
2 tw 3 p. in.
7 :30 to 9 p. m
UK. E K. IIA KMX,
Phyhicun and Fikown.
Ita'.esburp, S.
I'HYSni.^^^^KuKoN,
Datcsborif, S. C.
Located in Dr. Ridircli'd Old Office
E. ETI1KRE! <-K.
1 >E.NTIST.
L?*e.">\ i lie, S . (
Office over Austin'.- store.
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I). M. C R< iSSdN, >1 I J.
I'iivsici n am>
l.tfiViilr, S. C,
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!>K. 'V. r. T1MMEK.M AN,
Offers Iti* prolessionat service to
le people i?f Uatesburj; ami vicinity.
OHIee over ttie National Hank, and
in be found there day or ni^lit.
RATESltntt;. s. ? .
l)lt. M. U. HO\TVVlJIUlP\
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Hate-bar^. S. ('.
Mi. e in Kami jut Itui.din^. Se.-. nd
It >or.
i?i:. a. watmin,
I ?KNTIsT.
Date-loir^, S. <
Oltlee over Harris' ')ru^
liro. Hks i.'I immkkman.
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TlintMONH .V TIMMK11MAX,
a i roiiM.vs- \ i -i wv.
A'llt p-n< tie* in xil 5tie Mate and U
."s, ? 'oiirt*.
OiT'i.e in Kauffman Hnilding,
L? xtng ton, S, <
K. I.. AS1UI.L.
AT ioknk.\ - a i -i aw.
1 i'p?v i lit* S C!.
V'ill Practice in nil courts. Iliisiness j
Solicited.
JJMISCELLANEOUS
ADS.
!atos made known on Application.
Special rates on yearly contracts,
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Coining Att rations at the
Opera Mouse.
J a NT iRt.- iso-l.?booth I.ovvery. I
impersonator.
FrhI'Rary 22, lVHU.? Itnriow and
'ilsoit Mn strels.
MahcH H, 1904 - Iticn Conservatory
Music t^uarteete- All I.adieb.
APKtr. 4. 1001 ?ltnni.-m Plartu'.
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Buying P
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START THE NEW Yt
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made mistakes in the past
in the future. There is one
that can not De corrected: If
have been buying your
GENERAL ME
have given you a service i
has come to make a change
would like to have a portion
assureu that I can give you s
stock is fresh and well a;
overstocked with FANCY <
the public on my
entire line of Fancy Groce
no fake sale AT COST the}
to prove otherwise. Give nu
to please you and will deliver
try Produce bought and sold
Yours t
A. E. QUAT1
Located in the J. Will Quatt
S OUT KERN RA?
T llj GREAT RA! LV.'AY RUNS TH
GREAT COUNTF
. ONVEMILNUY UNITING fttu THE rrci
I OF THE SOUTH.
I i ari' .r, o Viiti.er, Cc c-.! t.s
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'ublic:
:AR RIGHT. You have
and will make them
mistake you have made
the stores at which you
RCHANDISE
jnsatisfacto^y the time
j When you make it I
i of your custom, feeling
satisfactory service. My
ssorted. Finding myself
jROCERIES 1 will offer
?ries AT COST. This is
r will go. I defy anyone
; a call. I will endeavor
your goods free. Coun:o
serve,
"LEBAUM.
lebaum Co. Old Stand.
ftAVAY \^i uun j||f
RCUCH A Rfsr VESTIr
srcTtoNs TRAINS
AND HAVE 1 Hf ?
I best dining
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