The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, February 25, 1904, Image 2
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THE ADVOCATE,
?nt?r?d Hi the Hatesburg, 8. C., I'oaloffice
as 8ecoud-C lass Mail Matter.
N* Rogers Bayly, Ed. and Prop.
TBUR8DAY, FEBRUARY IS, WM.
World's fair?May, 1904.
Dove shooters are on the go, are
the doves.
We have enough butcher shops to
"meal" with the most fastidious taste.
We ar* to have lights. It will on.y
be a matter of liuie and we may have
water.
The Hearst boom lias struck Augusta.
All of which g< es to show that it
is only hitting in high places.
If Teddy were to die would the
press of the United States b?? able to
say that a great man had gone. Well,
yes, great in "freak"-quent ways.
The Chronicle I as figured it out that
one can make the round trip from Augusta
to the World's Fair at St. I.ouis,
for $73 00. That is cheap, but it will '
puzzle many of our people to figure
out where they ean get th? aforesaid
eventy-three.
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With Hann.Vs passing the Repiildi- |
can party Iia9 Inst its most brilliant '
leader. For years lirttnu has held the '
Republican party where it is to-day. '
Such men as Roosevelt cannot toe the {
scratch with the like of Haiiiiu. .
T e dily no doubt draws a sigh of re- 1
lief since llanna is numbered with the
past, lie was always a thorn in Ted- (
ily's side and the latter no d >ubt
dreamt dreams of a second term in
the White House fleeting swiftly
away on the wings of a phantom.
I
The imperial household of Germany '
is In great distress over an accident to
little I'riuce Ilenry whi'e at p'ay. I
The "royal kid" was playing "rail- ?
road" in the nursery an I one ol th? '
chairs that he was using fur a "cca!
hopper" tell 011 Irs head. Now we in- '
fer from this that the chairs in Prince
Henry's household are a little heavier '
anil more substantial In in we pour
eople have, ft?r in the ordinary dinc
ing room of the average American
there are found no chairs with which I
he boy of to-day c ?uld be hurt, unless
he was to be knocked down with it.
Tli3 llittle prince's heal must have
een light or the chair awfully heavy.
Tue H.tliiniore (Ire has its lesson for
very community, and the lesson i- (
part'cnlarly applicable to small townlike
Kensington, which tire practicalh
without lire protection. In the first
place, the greatest care should b?*
taken ill cacli household to prewnt a
tire getting a start. No town is t?n
small to do without a lire oigar.izi\iop
pf some smt. The bevt ptitilic '
prpteetion is an ample water sup| ly,
wjth effective Hie fighting ap; ar..fu-, r
and fotptnoti safe y demon's i ha c
these nect-saiijes be prov.ded when 1
possible.-?>lqnIgomery (il.i ) i'nss. ?
file above is worthy of the cons'.d- t
pratipn of llatesburg people. Are we |
pot id file same Ijx as the people of r
Kensington ? The latter place has e
piany advantages oyer us, being o.il\ *
twelvp (piles from Washington and <
poplp be easily respited hy the Wasii t
Q
ipgtou (jre departments. WeTireloca- s
ted nearly three times il at far (on s
Columbia, and with trains belated and
diliyed as th y generally s r' it s
Iiunl to fell what time iielp i o ild reach t
lis, Kensington should not diomi ?r r'
be us uneasy as ourselves, for < ve \ tl
bouse il tbutb'.aut ful lowi is sun- ^
plied with a water ostein of its owe ~
and the flames could be extinguished
for it is almost a town of wind mi Is
But what ?t.?ve we got with ?b eli lo
protect ourselves ? Nothing. We
have, of cciir?e three lov n purrjs
which, by the way, arc always out ol
order, and a public well Now ji s' j
think of tint by way of fire pr.tltc- ^
tion for a town of over -J.uQO inhabi /
tants What excuse will nry one hav? : /
to offer af.er the town Jies in inns, j)
its business lines s 'evel with tie ^
ground. No e. But then ni.il not j ;
lint 1 tl en will our citize- s re-ili/e i h? j /
furl Unit a water prpply fcr lints- d
burg is the paramount i sue tli t con- 5
fronts tliem tn-dav. 1,-t. all else go, if \
n?cessnry, but do something towardprotecting
our homes and our buslnep.?
f ?>m ihe tinmen. A sli'.ch in tim ;y
pnvts nine, and it will be to lute and
too severe a "train oil our jeofle to;
t x thru* after all lias been destroyed,
to hiatal a wate.' works system to pro- 1
teet that which was, but is i ot. 8
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New Gar
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Northern Gro
Just R
O. J H
Letter to L. I). Culium.
liatesburg. S. <
Dear Sir : WouM you rath >r Imvt
four customers speak of y -nr shoe* as
rearing well, as not running tl??\vi? a I
the heel, as turning water, anil takii ;
i shine ; or wag their heads and s iy
nothing ?
We'd rather have ours, at I ?ng iniervals.
say : "We want some mou
paint, and we (waut Devoe." W?
inow it isn't in human nature to pain
rery often ; we don't expect the in t
lome very often ; ilmi** want 'em to
All we want is to pulut what they
have to paint, whenever they have t
paint it ; the longer tie time, tlx
surer they are to e? me hark. Tli re*:
husine s enough in the world : llier
\re h ii es enough i > paint : let 'en
take their time.
If we were a si oeioaker. we'd niakt
^ 111 i r.iu* |i;ii ill ii call I li'ltl I' ?
t at lioiiie, writj to : : : : ?
W.'I.r, EVANS /
j COIXMRIA, S* C.
ai ?i you will il l?y next mail. \
To r H a Li .
lotices cnder this !:ccJi.:i will ho
charged at rate ot S Lents Per Line.
No notice taken tor less than 25c.
[jtOH SALK'. Not*-8 and MoIk xr-I,rin
on Cr"|)i. Notes and t ill of
ale*, etc., at The Advocate Office.
jho'.'s to la?* half a lifetime, and s!toi
the whole t >\v a .
Yours truly,
F. W. Devok A; Co.
Ni\v York
I'.NKl'SICXIA AND I.A r.llllM'i:
Couglis cured quickly by Foley'.'
llouey ami I'ar. iiufu>e substitutes.
J. D. Timmons.
We l ave on hand a full line of letra.
thinks: such as : I.leii on ' "roj?. Noli
ind Hill ol Sale, Note ami Mortgage
Nlagistral *s Summons, etc.
MISCELLANEOUS ADC.
?atos made known on Application,
Special rates on yearly contracts
MAttciI S, 11) )t - Uiea Cons m" ? . \
if Music Quarleete- A I I,i>li??.
A I'Kit. 4, 1UQt?Dune;':! CIh . eTj
tily Min-orebs
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys upon the rr.it.d. dlsmurages
and lessens ambition; beauty, vigci
' -m .~. i jt-s, ?nd cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
ncy?are out c' cr^ot
nji' v^CC.- Kidney trouble has
^become so prevalent
* / T is not uncommon
/^Xvmyy'- . _ i' for a chili to be b rn
'/ afflicted with weak, t dA
B yVNi;! J~ neys. If the child urinUssO.a?
ates too cften. if the
irine scalds the flesh or if, v/hen the child
caches an age when it should be able to
:ontrol the passage, it is yet afflicted with
>ed-wctting. depend upen it. the ca :-e of
he difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
itep shouid be towards the treatment of
hesc important organs. This unpleasant
roucie is aue 10 a diseased condition cf the
tidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
nost people suppose.
Women as well as men are made rr.i ridable
with kidney and bladder trouble,
md both need the same gr at remedy,
rhe mild and the immediate ofiect of
>wamp-Root is soon realised. It is sold
>y druggists, in fiftyent
and one dollar
izec. You may have
ample bottle by rr.aii '
ree, also pamphlet tell- ' nomc swayvr..< r.
ng all about it. including many of the
housands of testimonial letters receiv i
rom sufferers cured, in writing Dr. Kilmer
? Co., Biaghamton, N. Y., be sure s-nd
nention this paper.
Don't make any mistake, but remem'oel
ne name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer J
Iwamp-Root. and the address, Kinghamton
I.Y., on every bottle
R. B. LITTLE
'I'llF. ONI.Y I"f.At K IX I.I*:KS\ 11.1.1.
TO T Y?,ri: DiNXi.i: KOK TwkntyKivk()r\
is. Mf.m.s at >' i- norits
(iitoc i iRs and 1"i:t i ts \ Sritrmi i v.
I 17 Y(,r W/WT any tiling in I
' Miti s N?-i kvv?nr. follars,
("iilf's. HSiirt", Underwrnr. j
i? ry or any tiling in Km nisliiiijrs y
den Seeds
nd - - -
wn Onion Sets
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2&RRIS.
FACE OX A CCKTALX
B/ C. Curtz Hahn.
"Mow did I manage to si lvr the
l mVf-.lc-ry of the great diamond rob- !
r K-vy at. Senator .Morgan s re < ptio:.j
i ?ssure you it was all an accident. |
? received far more praise than was 1
due me."
The speaker was Randolph I.vraan. j
the great detective, who had. seeming- '
Iv with the greatest ease, and t er- |
tainly with great speed, run tlyw t
the robber and secured the diamonds
within a week after they had be a |
. s-olen from Senator Morgan's boa - 1
e it on West l'arnani street, uinuha.
"Ves." lie repeated, "it was til
chance, er luck.
' "Alighting- from the train :it the
I'nlon 1 tepot. I went tip to ihe viai
duet. and. hailing a call, directed t' <> (
drivei to take nte to the tier < I rand.
. After supper?and it was dark by:
, j that time?1 started out for a stroll
I HHIUUII IUC I'llV. ,\l MXlPOIIt.il I litre.I
e<l cit??v11 I'arnam ami passed l?y the
j i'axton Hotel. Accident: lly my oy? -
glanced upward to the barroom window
which fared on I'arnam. The
"iir ain was down. The glance was '
cnly momentary. Put in that moment
! r shadow appeared en the barroom
curtain, tlio shadow of n faco In prol.le,
a peculiar face with projecting
eyebrowa. prominent no.-e and very
i' treating chin. And wh it waa ;n ?c \
i app- nod \ ?ry famil'ar t.? nrr, a!though
I could not ij" i 1 it.
i 'The first thing i saw in the papers
i ixt morning was an account of Mrs.
Morgan's reception, and an account
r?f tiic theft of her diamonds.
"As soon as I read the a -conn my
mind. for some unaccountable r e- u
few back l?> the evening before and
to that shadow upon the curtain of
tin1 Paxton i:ar. And as it did .- v in :
a tlash I recalled whoso fa"e it wniJim
Kelly's, the reos expert diamond
thief I:i the whole country.
"There wis my clow and it dhl not
t :ke rc.e long to decide \vh ? had co:
milled the robbery, dim Kelly was
v itetl for just this kind <>f work.
"As i happened the only man registered
whom t' e clerk did no1 1 e v
jwii Norman V.'h't'u?, s'an Francisco. |
and ho had de varied that very tu :ming
lor St. l.eli'.s. Or, at lc,:st. o lie
Inform .1 the cVrk his ca-t'-.i:' ? ,
would he. Anyway, he w.i iron? i
Altrr traveling' a hun.tml or nir.re .
miles southward he doubled on his
tracl-.s an l made -11- 7>. 1 i for chim >
'it was a fool'.h move. bet the
most export th'ef \v"!1 irive him?o'f
p.wny some time or other.
'On o in Phirnro. 1 v.: ;ho imli " ]
force on t'o !o nit for Jim iim 1
wi; lin two dr. t y had Po-nd h!v
ras.v uointr ami Ft*!'" contained a- ?
"So I t -ri d ; w r. rant an ! .w 1
to t pi ?.C ? V 1 < (' .. I... I 1
| rata l him. 1 did not v..is e any v. >Mi
j either. Mo wa in the lid. :< :.i o' a
f iluon on St-i < s'rrot. ir.nl a .-''in
' rr I appro.T-'i 1 him 1 nay., lap""
I of hand ? n 1 i- v. r'< a d a '
".Tim. 1 want yon til tl. vfaiir :i." J
" 'triad to meet you. i it you are !
ft trith nor mion . !' t . :y 1 la
! p !i drr.r-'' for nf-hieir u '. : y.?u are ?
anxi" s lo oe mo almut?'
" Certainly.' i radial, jn t ir roar-'
teen !y. "1 : > * : ;* -t '.im ; >u f? r '! *
r ldtcry of .*!> o worth <h dlnnnv. s
from Senator Morgan's houec 10 Oma-1
ha ' :r nights Rao."
' h's time he nulled.
" '.Mil Ano her ca of clumsy d t-.ti.e
worh. f'cur nights ne'e? TlrC
v.'s Tu - ultrltt And'?here h ?
hr V. a: .1 turned t<> t o |?arkei p
c:\ "I i !. lit hi fa Con ami w.
. fm *n*:: at t' i ?' or. eh*". .lo'ir.
vl" i? 1 1 Tn".-d.:y night? Ho
you s e:r :
" T'i.: p >1 r in th" vl.le roo n ?
,|nt h tt|) en!:1 mldnlgliL*
1 w II eonfe s I v s a little *in?
easy nt that ; i ily, ,
'! ir I dot' rpilr.ed t-? keen np m'*
Muf.'.
"'h'o.' T replied, ?|U'.otly. Then i1".
; was not yon who regis'< red at *' i
i i .r o i Hotel in Omaha Tuesday en1
.xirmaji wimi-ist or Nan francs.- ?.
, 'i" rlly. .I'm. I did not thinlc I < > !
| ?.- nii?'sken hi that fi r of yours, f
j V.-: d -:i(l fTt:rhi I . you r am!'..
I In tho lint/'l barroom.*
"I could rr > ih.-if tT>i>? /hot told, f-u
1: i I si p r o.itility.
' Wore you tin V ho I 'd t
ri v. find t'ien. : tnp !':??? ho 1
y'v i til "it- If away. li.j.f hf. sway: r
aid r-'ii1 rv'd '>n'.
. I v. .s t li -o t' ,i< aho! y t )
t' o s*at:on ."." it II m i will | (it ?- n i
T''C t lCl< O'" I'm (1: ".:O::':I will
vha I can ? to i. 0:<? it < f .
, Von " ' I /he.' \ i i . I !
1 " V trflt ;>oil i' I ho .joll. 111:! i
tVn'i i.'iow v. I i r.' v>?ii hid the nhi 1r
' \rd I * - t< Uinjr tlio l/ulli in
; 1.1 : fritoinonis.
'o ? u! wllli too :o tlio ?T1
i r id on th way told mo whom 1 would
find Iho diamonds The samo uhrht
I toll Taiihod to Senator Mortran and
lip oimt r.ovt d iy. of oiurpo ;;( !i
f|iii< k work oisatrd :i sensation fin 1 I
was puffed up as a - ond T.opooq
and all that."
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lIAt'ON l'KCAN CO., (Inc.) Uvwiu.;
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W. IV. Watson, Pattsbura. S. C.
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The AdvoeAte litis a I <1. li. c of all
kind- of Ivf; .1 b'anko.
1 XPOHMA . 11>N.
4'Iiurcli Dii'OvAdf}- Vrrnal and
lL-pnrt ttro of Ttai's?Loilyo
Meeting: Oates ami I'o.xtoTlioe
Honrs?A ?>f I'siVtil
I nforiii t ion for lire Holdout
and Slran^vr
Cll I* It I! Iilltr.CTOItY.
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*.'(! nnd 4m sip <!ny> :> li a. m., .mil
? vt*r\ :: i ;o if 5 li Mil I:t\ :,i s p. m.
Praxer meeting ?v?-rj Tllar.-al.ty at
7 :1I0 p. in.
Sabbath School?K. It. Stnadiami,
Supi rint -tnh'ii' , ?v? t \ :111;?!;iy sit 10
a. in. Kvo.^oiio in\iUd.
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Have proven to be best suited to the Southern soil
ind climate after a test of 30 years. With this experience
in handling seed, studying the best varie1
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ive fee. and have proven curability to serve ourfarmrs
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Illustrated Catalog for 1904
Seeds in quantity for Merchauts, Flower Gardens
Large Planters and Public Institutions. We request
that you write us for Prices.
'Vii?io? variety ami quantity .?f articles wanted Buying direct from tlie
: l owers in quunti'y, ami test ing same, places us in position to quote attraclive
pi iees on the highest qual.ty of seed. - - CO'l^rON
SEED.
Toole : Early Prolific, King's Early ;mproved, I'eti rtio's Improved
Kussi l's Excelsior, llawkin's, Sea 1-land Silk (long staple) and others,
Write for prices, mentioning quantity wanted. 3?XrrRA
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- Ihlsll and swkkr 5-eed potatoes, - asparagus
ID Mi l's, u.SluN sets, etc. Paper
Shell Pec lis1'"'*'" N.,!ts< '-l lb 2V:. \ '2 ,b- 1 lb-sr>c ;
pus!piHi. 1 v express, > lbs at CCc. per lb. Special
Attonticn (ii>en to All Correspondence and Orders.
ALEXANDER SEED CO.,
Al'CiUSTA, OA., - - - - P. O. BOX 911.
SPETH BROS.,
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C. ii. ALLEN STOVE HOUSE,
Augusta, Ga.
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