The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, July 21, 1904, Image 6
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|| the Mystery ol
i| CONTINUE
I I Thoso who are training fles
I and stronjfth by regular treat
fo I ment with
u / ! | Scott's Emulsion
/1 l should continue the treatmer
1/ In hot weather: smaller dcs
F|/ I and a little cool milk with It wi
1/ I do away with any obieclic
I which la attached to fatty pre
| ducts durln? the heate
m Klein lor little) Rchwarxweiss Klaciet
w j a uume so givetv it. not because of it
. I smallness?for It. is two miles long
t- ami In one place, half a mile a crosshut
to distinguish it from the dross
Kchwarx welss glacier that hangs al?uv
I on the other side of the pass.
:a I It is a lonely and grim load, a roai
I,1 lu whi-h 110 bird is heard or seen frou
?- the time that the village of St. t'hrii
d - - -
: M|
fenmiMr.
I'v
I
he Leaders^
]n the Jriifr business of Batealiurg ar
occupy the Cerner bru?r Hi ore Next to
Soda Drinks of all kinds a-e to be had t
tion business is aluio?t equal to that of
the pf#*?rlnl.inn ? ??!/
-... % M
e TloimoM Bio?:. who V'
i lie Depot. Tbr Bmwl ' *
here. 'i'tioir Pr?f??.-rlp- m
city. Doing roust *t
iStJames'Par
By
INO BLOUNDELLE-BURK
'To di* Is landing on a silent sh
What* billows never brat, nor
tempests roar
ki season.
Send for free simple.
SCOTT ft BOWNE. O.cmUts,
I | 41VJ15 1'wl Siittl. New Yor
\ and >1.00; all druggists.
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ore.
^ 1 RIGHT GOODS AT
v v J unn r\r*
I' mpii is ii'm iM'ii1111! 0:1 me iswins siui
i until the village of Sant;i Mail re li
' readied on the Italian side; a road tha
v n at tirst. and at la<t. through lit
v.-i oils and pine tri os, hut that in tin
_? middle is nothing hut a path, cut li
son:" parts and blasted in others
along the granite sides of the rocks
and hanging in many places aliovt
tht valley tar below. Patches of suov
anil piot < of rock that have f.illet
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1 mzedfi
^vTiig-ailis^ were nei
Huct
ease, and local treatment alone
will not core it. Sulphur is the
greatest germicide known, and a
irinlessbut powerful constitution
der. Its value has been recogar
ages,but all its curative effects
rer obtainable till the discovery
tck'i Liquid Sulphur. So posii
action that we guarantee it U,
arrh, Eczema, Acne. Itch, Danngworm,
Prickly Heat, DiphtheMouth
and Throat, Granulated -
. _ ?v>n vu? II Iirc??3 iri
You will not have any need of acoflin tli<
medicme prepared by them. They noli
Lu.-imss. You nerd nut go elsewlieri
v< u can flud in their large stock of drug
and see us.
Timi
ly n?HK??? thin the c??e.
e nest tiny after taking snBB
icit your prescriptNui J
i' hunting that which
a and nun dries. Come
: ;
mons Bros. ;?
They were seute.l on their
beneh ouo evening, stili makin
plans, when they saw one of Sii
footmen coming towards thai
bringing the usual hatch of
and letters. It was the time k
the post generally came in. at
had made a habit of having tli
respondents brought to thein
and of passing the half hour
? | KIVi11 I I'KICtS.
usual
iK their | ' '-k *'^
b' "and J. C. GLOVER
paper*
t which at his sto
'id they
fir co, YOU WILL FI1
i there,
before
J from above. alone relieve the view ot
j the side of the |>:ith; oil the oppo&iti
I eIi!" of the ravine is nothiug but t
t huge wall of granite that holds to
j snow, so slippery is it: but above whicl
hangs, white and gray, like tlu? fact
RE l of a corpse, the glacier from whicl
I the pass derives its name.
ND A lonely and grim road even In tin
j daytime, when a few rays of sunshim
: manage to penetrate it at mi<i<lav
S I HANCO
UQiitt UMFCHI Prepared
, , n?i Umm lime. Horei, Cb
' "swwac; r Piles, Ho
1 r-cia.'^r all Hklu 1
8 ; zrnrzZr&s Sold at all r
i ?dU?
' BANC
IL^HHH " '
and all diseases of the Scalp. B
CK'S LIQUID SULPHUR OINTMENT. H ??
especially for Hums, Scalds, Open ^B S tl
afed Part*. Haw (Surfaces, Bolla, ^B
ugliness of Face and Hands, and H| Cfll
Jlseasea. B
eUablc dm a stores. W rite for free booklet ^B
e curaUre and toilet use of sulphur. gfl
OCK LIQUID SULPHUR CO, H
BalUmarc, Md. B
aa rtl
y thing in tho General R
i be fOund at the store oi
IE. TCOtf
Everything
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Merchandise line
r 5
es. | mm
I First-Class und
uinner in reading their letter
man handed several t?? I.ord
and one to Ida. and they began
use theni Those to I'enlyn wc
nary ones and did not t.ike Ion;
reading-, and lie was about
round and ask Ida if hers i
nv Important e. when lia was
by a sound from her lips?a sou
be looked at her. he saw that
s. The
Dry Goods, Notioi
ire ordl- _ a
rm.he Shoes; Hats,
tn turn
startU'j Staple and Fain
ndihai Groceries and
itae had
j when occasion.illy .< parly of lourieb
_ | may be met with, and when sometime:
IlS the voice of a goat herd calling hi:
Hocks rises from the valley below; bu'
lonelier ami more giitu. and mor<
black and impenetrable .it night, ant
rarely or oven then trod by humor
J | foot, l-'or ho who should attempt tin
passage of the Sehwarvtwelss Pars a
I night, unless there were a brill:.in'
I m I /? 1 I i? 1? t 1? I ' ' ?' *
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ujuu iiivru. uive me a c
^DESPA
an. Prices Right
I
mink back against the wooden
tin* garden seat, ami that sh
deal lily pale. The letter she
ceived, and the envelops hear
green stamp of Switzerland, h
en. at her feet.
Ida! my dearest! what is it?'
claimed, as he lient towards 1
placed his arm round her. "Id.
yon had had news, have you?V
"The dreamV" she moaned
era'l?! Stylish = Clothir
bad reins
the
ad fall HARDWARE OF
'1,0 ex; ALL KINDS.
ier and
"M,av* J. C. GLOVER
. "the :
i uiouii i > i>r->>i> mill inioii^ii Hi UiO.-i
1 qi dangerous par s, would take his lift
O ! In his own mttnirf.
j V<t. o:i an August r.lght of the yeai
i in whlt'li this tale is told, and whet,
there was a moon that, being near its
full, consequently rose late and shout
till nearly daylight, a man was making
}iis way across this pass to Italy.
> Midnight was close at hand as. with
weary steps, he tles'-endcd a rough
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dream! Ob. (Sod!"
"What dreatn?" he said, w
Bwe.il of horror, of undefined, ui
horror broke out upon his fo
What dream?"
"The letter! Head the lette
answered. while In her eyes
I<?ok he liad on< e seen before?i
away look that hud been then
he first spoke to her of his hi
CO F FIr
hile a
wi, AND CASS^EI
re head.
r!" s|,a ???????????????
was a
the far- VV"ANTED? Everyone who
b when printed stationery to reinen
rot tier's that we have just receive I a line
_| newn |t:i!ii In the rock?a path which
N S for safety. had a rude handrail <>f iror
?c attar!,od to th? side front which it wa>
cut?and reached a ; mail plateau, the
size, perhaps. of an ordinary room
una tr.,tn \v|;i> }j a^nln th?? path w nl
"""" on. l r :.i thi- plateau shelved down
for a litindri (I Ice: or more, an aiinost
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perpend! ttlar moraine, or glacier lied
1 ,er and at the foot of this lay the Klein
'mp Sch\ arr.wciss. with Its < r< vasses irlis
jj i
1 B Tut J ottc-.r :;a:lv/ay r*jn3 tj
I B g:<i:at count!
CONVEXtL'.'TLY L: 'TING ALU THE DCS
B CP THE SOUTH.
B v.*. A.'iuAK.' ' " s. h." h.
Q Passenger Trattic Manager. Gc srsl Pa
B Wasmiwotosi, r.. c.
1 W. 1!. TAYLCP. Acs't Cer.'l Pas:. Atari,
E-V.' /\ Z V.E lil'M THE I 'V
H ROUGH A BEST VE511- |
Pf1! F TRAINS H
T JtCTICU3 " 1 Q
! AND HAVE "HIE |
SMngcr A^lns. ! BEST 0IN|NQ I
CAR Soviet I
.vTLA;?tA, Ga- I ? P
I I I'll III WWWi^l IMIIUM rl^
X ^ *"
^ J* EVERY BOTTLE Gt
= r*s
*. ? n. IC
JARANTEED. PRICE 50 CENTs.
He sl<>ope<l ami picked up tit
?picked it up and read it Inn
and then lie, too. let it fall ag?
leaned hack against the seat.
"Philip Stnenlon my brother
derer!" he exclaimed, "Philip Sr
my friend, an assassin! The
cused. the self-avowed murde
Walter t'undall! Ida." he sait
lug to her, "is his figure !p
<>i mummery jinjj uiKR?mat our I
p letter faces are new aiul styliali am] that
rrleiHy: Advocate J??l> Oillce is tinning
Lin and (Jrst-ciass work.
"s mtir- '
nerilon,
,vr"a WHITE'S
1 > "riHrfiam Vprmifnt
>T,e I toning i" ihe moonlight: for the moor
tin* ti.td inpp? (I tli" great mountains
out above by mnv. and lighted up the piss
ll was evidently considered a danger
ous p.irt <>l I'.k route, since between
t.in edge of t-.e plateau and the side
of the moraine :i wooden railing 1 ad
been eroded, mnaXing of two short
upright posts and a long cross one. As
Y the man reached this plateau, holding
r f" f f 1 tin* m! 1 \v ill nun liiwl ?'tv
L? ??
Sour Stomach I
"I used Caerareta and feet !iIm? iiHwmm. I bare
been a sufferer from dyspepsia and tour stomach
for the last two year*. I have bet-u t.tkin? medi- in
, cine and other drugs, but could find no relief oulj
j for a short time. Twill recommend Cascaretr ev
pine accident. Hut. no! tnnt is
ward's resource. I have blusted my C*
e for evpr by one foul deed: let me
hire it as a reparation for my T5m?.
it what is my future to beV ?*n i
live a miserab'e existence ror yenra
some distant country, frightened at
cry strange face, dreading to rend
"V jr
B. McMASTEF
Bicycle Snpplh
Tennis and
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dream Y"
"Yes," she wailed. "Yes! I
nize it now."
CI1 APT lilt XX
l"W?- Sell war/, weiss l'i\ss.
froinJhe jyotith eiisi of Hwitxer
now well known to
MioeerH, because of the rapid i
111 which they can cross fro
country to another, and al
, VI VMIII I U I I I I I M |?
r?Totr- - ?i? * . -
THE GUARmEE
Wdln, ||*M WORI
r2 R E M E D
<?? 1m THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TONK
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: the other he used his alpenstock as s
"* walking stick, ho perceived a stone?
0 It may have been placed there for ttat
M purpose?large enough for a seat; ant!
, ? taking oft his knapsack wearily, he sal
'1 down upon it.
%# ' ' Time presses," he muttered to hint
Y i pelf "yet T must rest Otherwise 1
1 | giiall not be at Santa Madre by eigln
o'clock to r.otTow. I can go no farthei
our Rtumach and tq kuou ilio bo?el? fa good coa. ev
I (lilfou. Uby (ifo very nice to e??." ,
Uarry htu-kk-y, M?ttch Cbusk. Pg.
ery newspaper that reaches mo for
ar that I shall see myself denounced
it, and never knowing a moments
ace or tranquillity Ah, llervase!
woudor what you would say it you
new that, for your sake. 1 have sacrl_o.l
every ho;ie of tumpincss in this
orld ar.d all tny chances of salvation
the next." lie went back to the
g stone after uttering these thoughts
111 ilnu't. BiMrllu """? u *
Baseball Good
Guns, Ammun
Etc. Repairin
1 Main st- Colu
S,
it ion,
g.
mbia, S. C.
cause of the magnificent view
It present* to iho traveler. M i
It otters to them a choice eltl
making a passage over the sin
mountains that rise above il
cross the great Sehwar/.weiss
or of keeping to the path that
rising to the height at some pi
10,000 feet, is, except at the s
perfectly passable in goo?! weal
Ik I riu? fluit li*? vvhn at utliHo
rs 11 >U t . BIW1RF OF IMITATIONS.
IVOVOr. OINUINf ppTFANtO ONLY BY
iter . i Ballard-Snow Liniment C
JW-.lail ? **. LOUIB, MO.
anil '
ulacior,
jcm'o't r. b little
unimit,
l,rr it The om.y place in T.kesvili
on t lla .?? ? .... ....... fit
There i? .111 indefinite feelin?- Qf aw 'O*
rulness in I Ing alone at night amongst
the mountains, in knowing and feeling
that for miles around there is no oilier
~creature in those va>t, cold solitudes
but ourselves; and this niau had that
ft cling now.
"How still?how awful this pass
*K Is!" he >aid to himself, "with n<? sound
Plecsr.i.i. F'alatable. potent. Taite flood. Do Good,
H?vor Sicken. Weaken or Gripe. 10c. J5c. 50c. Nerer l>I
old in linlk. The genuine tablet stamped CCC. ,
Guaranteed to care or jour money back. Oi
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. igg ni
I ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES, e?
Kl
? 1 lit
11 is best," be thought, | "
poor old mother t!it1 nut know when or
: 1 said 'good-bye' to her this afternoon. \ l?l
... ........ .......... U| rvu 11. II 1
mid know that tliat Spaniard was
ifiled at last and had lost all tr?uk
me, 1 could make my arrangements
ore calmly for leaving Europe. .night
en look forvyatd to returniug to
ngland ti.inie day. and spending my
e there while expiating my crime,
ut, while 1 know nothing. I must go
i and no till at last 1 reach some ace
where I may feel safe."
path, should nun giddy, or wnl
Jessly, would risk his life, for
above him only are the vast
"horns" and below bin
are still the ravines through
run the boiling torrents kuov
apeetfully as the "Srhwarz" a
"Weiss" rHor- rivers that rait
them huge boulder stones am
trees wrenehed front their roo
UII ?|?? IU UL1 U'l K 1I1A41KK H?H 1 WF.M'l
FivkCbsts. Mkals at all hour
though
white UttoCKitiES an d Fnrirs * Spkcai.t
i there
which
vn re- \fT ANTE!)?We want to tlo y
ml the Job Printing for the year 1!
">' with Cootl work at reasonable prices.
1 pinp- j
is; dry :
r- put the creaking of that prla.i ;f below
8 mxwiih no human being here but mo.
Yet, I should be glad I am alone."
Y* At this moment a few stones in the
moraine slipped and fell into the glacier.
and the matt started at the disonr
tinet sound they made in that wildit
04 erness of silenee. Then, as he sat
there Razing up at the moon and the
snow above hint, he continued his meditations.
I aim >ne uaue nit* come hack soon, that
i I should never conic hack, that 1 had to
a farther destination than Italy before P2
1 me; best that my father did not know j
i that we should never meet again. N>\v j
j er! never! All, tiod. it is a long word." I
| ' Vet it must tie done.'' he went on. j A1
; "If I want tu drag this miserable life th
) out. I must do it elsewhere titan tit j *c
I Knghmd. That sleugh-houiid will sure|
ly lintl mo there: it is possible that he I '
ue toouetl at his watch as b? spoke [
himself, ami >aw that the ulght was 1
Losing. "Another tive minutes' rest,"
i said, 'jitui l will start again across A
e pass." !
As he sat titer?, taking those last j ? ~
re minutes or rest, it seemed to him i OXt*!
iat there was some other slight
?und breaking the stillness f the plies
ght. something else besides the oc- ; & SUi
tsiuna) i t tt' kinc noise ma.le tiv itia i
Oil FRS AND EN
^ i?rfi?aod Sll,.et Jron W()1
Hangers, Etc. Building Castings?Oast <
?n Hose, Pipe. Valves and Felting; Reltinj
and Repairs. LOMBARD FOUNDRY, M.
PPLY STORE, Augusta, Ga.
^1 MCC Tank*, Slacks
VJ I 1^1 Cuf Stand Pipe
rk, Shafting, Pulleys, Clearing,
every day : capacity 300 hands.
r, Packing and Machine Sup\CHINE
& BOILER WORKS
I
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" hat the
will even trick me to the antipodes. fc'
; ; Yet. if I were sure that he la lying ! o'
i about having seen my fine before, I t-6
i would ;u? hark and brave bint. Where I'1
'j did he ever see itw here1*?'\vliere? j i"
Co my knowledge I have never seen di
hi:u." | ai
lie rose and walked to the railing j st
above the moraine, and looked down 1
j at the glacier, and listened to the j c
aoler below and the subdued roar
' the torrents in tho valley. A light,
aular sound, that nowhere else h?it
, a solitude 1 ikt? this \vn?ld. perhaj ?
heard, but thai here was perfeetly
stinct. It came nearer and nearer,
id once, as it approached, some small
ones were dislodged and rattled d *vu
om above, and fell with a plunge on I
? Iho glacier below; and then, as it
A GREAT DRY GC
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>ODS SALE
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Humm uiiiu'* uy uii" scrat's. I jniiilU ! '
j make an cud of it now.." he thought. ! j
" if I threw jnyt-'eli' down there, it
would ho looked upon as an ordinary
"
Willi ? ?.. .
i
ir MII-* Ilia! 11 Wtis ni.-uie
r i?>" fro te;?3 of a man. And. lookfont
inuml Next Wnk .
m m m
2lYM) "V tls. Calico, worth 7
loflO Yds. Calico, worth G1,,
.100 Yds. A. F. C. Gingham, w
1000 Yds. Bleaching, worth
400 Y"d* Bleaching, worth 12
.SOoO Yds. Bed-Ticking, worth
5WHH) Y'ds. Slieelinsr. worth
j v-/ vy ky#
. Rt 6c.
[c. at 43^e.
ortli He. at 9e.
10c. at 8c.
'.jC. at 10<\
at 10r.
8?- . ?t Te
On
t
n
9B5?3f ^ ^ ^ ,
uon ttorj
think of getting along
this Summer without
a pair of
OlITINCi
i minute j
Four dozen Shirts, worth 5
Jir> doz. Spools hest Cotton Thread, will
100 more Fairs of l'anls Will be (
100 Pairs ol Shoes, worth $1.25 to $
Boys' and Mens' Suits at and 1
S. F. Pern
Oc. at 8(V.
close ont at 2 spools 5c.
'loseil Ont at Cost.
10, will j;o at f>0t\
Below Co*t.
^tStCo.
Ready f
We Iiavi
Clothes f<
Regulars,
Comprising a most
A i _ A_.l - - ^ /
or critical buyers,
? perfectly modeled
or Young Men
Slims and Stouts
carefully selected variety of
I wr I Iitda c a r"
Of cours
meant in
yotir sin
\ ass or I
Men and Women's,
n ?
e you know in the
ne you are saving
[>es. Made in CanLinen
Mesh. - i
$1.50. ' .
I he Cheap i
DATESBURC, S.
Night Coil
>tore.
C.
ghins:
tractive styles,
$S.50 to $22.50 in
things this week in i
KINAR
15 2 J
.au to ana.ou two-piece su
three-piece suits. Some n
Shirts. Neckties and Vests.
_ CLOTH IKK
- FURNISHE
I Main Street, Columbia, Sou
. . X H ?lll-vtl IVW\V
its; 11
ie\v . 1
HEHBHHBHKM
th Carolina
iVIISSC
T. A. B<
Opposite Postoffice.
* Columbia
:s and Childrens,
OYNE,
Mail Orders Solicited ,
i, S. C.
Murray's Horehound, Mullein and
liafore retiring, almost invar iab
cnugliiug, and insures & Rood night
same magidal effect in all afTecti
c hest and lungs, Consumption,
Sore Throat, Croup, Whooping Cou
Mi 1 Pf*<air
Tar, if taken just
ly prevents night
's rest. 11 has 1 he
oi.s of tlie throat,
Colds, I.u Gi ipp?,
tfh,
' C?
Advocate Advt
jrtisers Are Reliable.
BRySBBHHSiS
= Patronize Them
11
" fVVORMS
' I For 20 Years Has Led ail Wo
h
VI WHITE'S CREAM j
'VERMIFUGE?
rm Remedies. < WS&fiffitfs
i T 1 tl 1 1 tlj
lorehound Mulk
is composed of herbs and meiicii
their soothing, healing effect on inf
air pas?ages. Ji contains nothing
solutely safe for young and old. A
of UiMiilestioned value. i>hvairinn>
iin and Tar
nes well known for
lamed end irritated
harmful, and is abhousehnld
remedy
f BOXiX) HX iVXili :
L
DRXJOOISTa. j>
^ F. _BALLAflP, 8t. Loulc.^
position gladly recommend and pre
a price no higher than you pay
remedies.
t* ???# miun us rumscribe
*it Bold at
for ordinary cough