Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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fP^l!' . < T * HE BRTESBURG ADV OC ATE* J . ' I 1 THE ADVl N. Rogers Bayly, 1 ?CATF' HAWKE Ed. and Prop. an< K.ia? U P IWl * EN !'S EYE OLASSI 1 Spectacles. Purifying Power. HS : j Inherent Qualities of llaneocks I.i< Sulphur Make it a Household A>< Thin preparation i< rat urea ?;re? tr? ru icicle. 'I Iiiis i's use upon ihe prod wees that moss highly valued suit e rare, clear, beautified comp I ' I Late Count Walderaee's Courtship. liiid Qf tlJe Jale Marshal Count l' Waldcrsee It Is said that ho proposed tost Noer, who became his frtee wife, under the following circumre stands: The princess had been shoplex ping and had u small parcel la her ' ' -< " ?- - ? ?..?? if o.l un.1 Thomas & liar ton Co. Great Alt Thomas & Barton Co. eration IMivvivu mv inc I'UIro dice as SfcoiiU-C la UUI ^ , U, I VP V j HD ss Mail Matter- Hj ? IC tent: B VARKER, > HHisni OHHHiMHfln i A titled to the hath, linnet j Liquid Sulphur cures licenses of skin and confers the benefit of las healt li. These ailments and many more conquered bv the use,. ccording l?i direction of Hancocks Liquid Snip lit he, itch, burns and senilis prie heat, diptheria, catarrh c inker soreness of ejelids. uioutli, scalp, I or throat. At nrincinul tlnitriricts: S'uml 1111 n U WlU'll Hi; lUCt uv l , oai UIV.U WUX4 arks turned uruuud to accompany her to .l"'? the door ??f her residence. The priu11 nK cess held out the parcel to hiiu. Ho are 'ou'io,l distressed. She affected not to understand why. He reiuiuded her |i-ir; the severe rule prohibiting military kly. men of every degree from carrying in and the streets parcels or even ladles' hose wraps. She told him that the rule was absurd, and that in this instance ... Sal This chance beats t deal, as we stand r e... he Standard Oil eadvto deliver wa f n HENRY Q. C Elkins, W Nature is shedding hi The leaves ere falling The Bell Telephone operation on October AVIS, 1 v^~_ A supply of these er aiimmar at Or,. fit almost 8 fust. pair of company start S 1st. The Hello glasses just received, and w ny eyes. If you need a new glasses come and let us ;how them to you. booklet to Hancocks L quid Sui| Co. Bultiiuore, Mil e can Manilla Prize Money Washington, Sept y?The trea: department has begun sending cli to the officers aid men of Adu Dewey 8 Meet in payment for Mir >>iust be disregarded, or eise? nu 1 ,ur laughed, took the parcel and called next day to know what penalty he would have incurred had he not broken the rule. She made a saucy reply. Both bandied words half gay, surv half-sentimental, with the consequence vcks ^at the visit ended in an engagelira! mon, '.I Heathen Business Methods. the goods. girl will be Miss Elbe The cotton gin is I i iinuing far into the i with its work. Soon the moving am red?e. EYES busy Ihese days ii^tit to keep up ^ J J shifting oT our TiJc ii ir TESTED FREE. HARRI! "*\/ I ?m rt. a r?i . unnrun ui prize money matie tor American licet at Manila bay. An the checks so far sent out are thos . Admiral Dewey, Captain l.atnhe uml Mrs Darriet ttridley, wife of ( _ tain Giidley. The check to Ad 11 Dewey is for $18,510. The next hir sum was to Mrs. Orfdley, whose band commanded the largest ship the battle, the Olynipia. This is t,u> Business among the Chinese, re long cording to a Russian traveller who kas e of just returned from Manchuria is ou i ton co-opera live basis. There are ^.,p_ neither proprietors nor employees, but liril a" w'l? wor'c 'n an establishment are partners. From time to time small allowances ",s~ are ;Ioled out to them?barely enough to live on?but at the end of the year f,,r all the profits are divided. Porch and Lavvi 4 fvet lonfr, made o! hard wood and varnish regular price was $1.00 each. We will close 'ShutOut iVYosquitc The Perfection Mosquito Canopy and Nets, yon can move it around to any old place f< a breeze. Former price, $4.00; will sell t n Settees, 98c. each, >es and Flies. 'I'lit'se fitsten to the be<l so tha ^$3.25 complete. merchants will be ovei brick stores are occup ? # . Cotton is coming in merchants are busy sa ing the staple. Some satisfied with the prici paying and bau! theii p. All the new 1 | ? JUI ied. For the First \ rapidiy uod tiie September Te uiphng anu try- r farmers are not "flakes Batesburg is David ljarsev, cotton to other r,K? wneai sun ?urni Baltimore, Sept. 9.?CitySur T, Thomas, reported to the bui Veek of fict commission today that li PITi. who were doing fume tield v Smiths wharf yesterday aftern covered a large quantity of wli was^still burning?exactly month* after Baltimores big tir [rig. Tin* total amount to be di _ ed is f370,33tt. vevor C. rut dis its men, l.ETTKR TO W'AHUEN SM1T vork on Batesburg, S. C. lOOTt UI1ieat tbat Dear Sir: But few of the men seven se]| t||e hendred different paints it e. "The market know much about them. ivid- The Chinese merchants are so honest that among all the ten branches of the Russo-Chinese Hank located in China there has been no record " since their establishment of a single protested note. vvlio , ,jie Cured Of Lame Back After 15 Years ,\H Of Suffering. Twonry-Five Far Golden Oak or Mahogany Finish, worn! or I regular price, $3.00; sale price Eighteen Parlo Rich Piano Polish in English Oak or Mahop the Rocker for a present, worth $6.00, $7.0* sale price >cn u/:?.t.,... icy Rockers. ..at, ^K4Q each r Rockers. :any, Saddle or Cobbler Seats, iust ,s"? 3.98 each. C # * 1 t v markets for higher pri ably tLey bring it ba they cannot do as well their own town. PAST AND P ices, but itivari- N. llenry Ilite. ck as they fl?ul Charles P. Cannon. I as right here in Geo. M. Ellisor. Iivin C. Nunainaker. V7. S. Keisler, ====: Draytor E. Clark, Mark A. Corley, DCCCMT H Frank Hvndrix, KCdblN 1 . Sidney M. Wessingei wneai was so not, sain nir. "that we could not handle it. to let it cool oir before we coi ceed with the work. The wh in solid chunks but the grains tinctly visible". R*ad Pennsylvania Grit. < r Shealey, Uatesbneg agent. i nomas, Uevie agents have a state ehem We had certificate telling just what its n ild pro- of; they know a good deal, not leat was about Devoe but tharest; we see were dis the y do. We buy every paint, lias any sale, and analyze it. agent finds out all about it. When we know what a paint is u ul i ert ^ we kpow how it will act; we k I how far it cues. nud how lnno if ? list's "J had bci-ti troubled with lame back oade f??r fifteen years and I found a eompI lele recovery in the use of Chamberlain's Pain Balm," saps <lthn O. BisIhat |,wr? (;i1111 in, 1 ud Tills liniment is that al-o without an equal for s, rains and Qur bouises^-For sale by 'J'imiuons, Bros., Ratesburg, ?fc Cross oil, Drug Co. Leesvi lie. nade now 11 iui;v> Siz.? 3x(5 feet, all colors, cloth uintiut?d on rollers, fixtures complete, worth oOe. ench, Do You Want to Then cot the best mattress o i earth, onetl sominn. A curled hair muttress, made ? weight 10 pounds, put up only in b;-st A. ( price, $25; sale price Other Good Mat- 05>i *? A ft oiiau^d, 2z. each. Sleep Cool? iat will last a lifetime ami pure iu?f Soii'b American liair drawings, A. ticking;. Hejjular cn. Cfi CA. (to Bntesburg is dietin Yet it is not one ol short-lived struggles there is a steady, stroi advance all along the About thirty five 3 wna, thirty two iuiles A. Walter Sliealey, D. E. Hook, ctlv on a boom. Thus. A. Sliuler, r those sudden, jJ# W. Gardner, for growth but Geo. R. Fields, ig and extensive Ben . Jas. A. Eleazer, ,iBe B. L. Kleclcley, rears ago there j E Rankjn? west of Coluui-j j. j. Raw I. Abacs?*. W. II. Harrison, Cleveland write?, Aug. 15, 1902: "I wai: a word of praise for HaUar L.niment. 1 stepped on a nai caus;d tlie cords in 1113' leg to and an abscess to rise ir. uiy ki 1 lie doctor told me tbat 1 won! stiff lejg, so one da>* 1 went t Lord's druff store (?lio is now ver. Com ) He recommended Devoeisthe standard; call it I The best of tlie rest is about 75; it to say wor"f about 2.r>: the lest are bet we 1's Stiow Hut the men who sell them, d 1: which know any better. Tliey k coutr ct what the maker tells them. 1 h lee, and , ..... d have u know that he tells them* J ;o J. F. don't know whether he tells them in Den- irU| or not. (a hot tie rr..._ . 100. Nature. Medicines tliut aid nature ureal 'en. ways must effectual. Chamberlain's on't t'ough Remedy acts oil lliis plan. It now a"?V? the cough, relieves the lungs, aids expectoration opens tlie secretions at i> and aids nature in restoring thesys[*hey tern to a healthy couditl'in. For sale the 1 hy Tim mens, Bros, Hatesburg. &Cros: son. Drug Co., Leesvit'e. irvsKS ;ti -r kj^ \J ) Sample Brass an at sweeping reductions, in wide v iriety c styles. Prices for brass ratine from* IRON REDS, variety of |at terns, colors, some trimmed with brass, ez id Iron Beds f $16.50 to JO. , ?* am*-liny i? wliile an?l cc-fllent values, $1 s> to f'iO. bia on the old Riclini railroad a stopping pc of Batesburg. Two i dwellings comprised was a email beginmh; beginning neverthele: stores mentioned w places and points of i ond & Danville E. T. Meetze, dot by the name Rhett Younginer, stores and three J no. J. Howell, i? J no. J. Culler, town. Jf. H. Chapman, but :t was a Joseph W. Meetze, ss, These two Wade A. Price, ere the _ loiflag J- Mose9 Taylor, interest lor the II l..ir n A of Snov* Liniment; I ?ot a ,r> and it cuteti my ! *>?. It is liniment in the world, Abscesses with few exccpli indicative of constipation or The/ may. however. re?ijlt fro or from foreign b >d;es, introdi to tlie skin or flesh, such j.s s thorns, etc. O. J. Harris. - ? Oe size A,|euu niessis noi concluded on ki the best Hie less they knov, tlie i com fro table they are. J)nls.,.are Yuurs truly, debility. ? ... * t _ 11 blows l)e \ o s tSc C lined in- 1'. S : Titnnions Bros sell our pa philters, 1C \v 1 nore j . ;?>. i ii t~. SOME GOOD 25 rolls Japanese Mattings,carpet pattern per yard, our sale price. 18c. yard. SAMl'l.E 1MCT1TRES f'li.d.? irt.., THINGS. is, tht* kind sold everywhere at :!<>? . milt r.r I,., i.i :rni ci.ivi^..ia nn ,,.r farmer* around. Tl all articles necessary from farm implement to drugs and articles train passed once eacl was a great event in t the town. A cotton r newspaper had never 1 *1. ucu ourfcrs*, here were found Silas M. Coogler, for home life Charlie B. Kneece. ^ and groceries Jerod Taylor. of toilet. The h way daily and he daily l>fe ol j^0 yOU wan^ a good pi mil, or bank, or if so caij on J. ( been dreamed of Subscribe to the Advocate. ?????? lir of shoes? ^ ^ [?. Glover, j rT> COLUMBIA, NEWBER AND LAURENS R. R Charleston. Creciiville, Col l?in, Atlanta. I ' J Short Line. SU I Silll'lltl ! > 111 TT.fTui'l .TannarV 111 I *?i ^ RY' . . * . "O Q, r* cent. oil. $1 pictures I*?r 13e. each. $2 pit $1.49 *:u h. $5 pictures for $2.C0 each. ICE BOXES, 2"> pounds ice capacity, $3.9 REFRIGERATOR SALE. It's getting h Cleanubl? und Sanitary Refrigerators at $<l. AXMINSTKR Bl'tJS. Just a few left parior rug made. $3.f>0 Rugs for $1.98. sr." REMEMBER we are doing t ut Art i-?, I lor $1 $:i nt ansl Mm need one of tin* Ieiinni<^^H|^H ii. In mitiliil | Mli ins, I lie i.ret ties H r.n Uugs fo- $8 ,9.*.. ^Bj tries 'J Id.- ti.<t a tjiving of 1-l.u as belonging to Bi things were not allow they had begun. Tin into the life of the tov growth and success. 1 years it has been at w main the dominant < Batesburg for the yes itesburg. But ed to stop where >re was infused Given Up To 1> vo the spirit of it. Spiegel, 1204 N. \ fhrough u 11 these Kvansvllle, Ind write.: ? years 1 was troubled witl ork and will re- bladder affections which characteristic of much pain and worry I was all run down,uiid a y ira that are to to abandon work entirely. $ Crosson k Drug Grginr. st.? *1* y?rser,^ Company i kidney and w i j j. * .?. i. i cause J me aIS I.EESVlLLU, S, C. lost flesh and ear ago had ^ I had three / s Eastern Standard Time. Northbound. S. A. Ij. ^ Dai i T* Lv. Clinton (Dinner) 2 4. # Lv Cross Hill - SO) ! l.V (Jret*li wood ?l 2?i Lv Abbeville 1 01 r K Lv Klberton ? 2: ! Lv Athens ? :tii 1 i Ar Atlanta (via S. A. L > K 21 +Jo ? fc tf) * I) t |im L V -.w | . Q ;E: ^ i? 1) jThomas & Aucusta Barton, J . Ga. H come. It 19 not our i the growth and devel town through the past tory. Suffice it to say been a growth, steady steao of the one train that belonged to the are now four w.th com niri.o&e to trace ? best physicians wl no toot' and I was pra< t opcnient of our up tc die. Foley's Kidne years of i's his- reco"> mended and the lirsl J ' me great relief, and after that there has second bottle I ras entire and surely. In- Sold by Timmons Bros. each way dai'y old days there reuient schedule. Prill* lich did me ? m. it it-nlly Riven Mouse Paints, l hottTe gave ^ ,nS'de and out' Manuf" takintr the v,/1 tured by New Era Whl ly cured."? VJV Lead and Color Work i VF* ; ; vy Buggy 6c Wagoi ivy Varnishes. I vl> oo i yf^ Stains, hard Oil, Fine } VK Lv Atlanta 8 1M i f\ Ar Chattanooga 1 hi 'T* Ar Nashville ' 4( lC" :Ar Evansvilli* 12 4n ite vK Ar St Lonis 7 !< is. yjy Soiitlihonml. S. A. L. ; 1 f,v Atlanta - P 4(1 Lv AtItfMia 10 -r?: ;v > Lv Elberton 12 <i | v > Lv. Abbeville . 1 ?: st I M"' Lv (Greenwood * ) i1,1 """ m > i"" ^ 3 * ! i"" \ .c ,t:j ?2 $ cs :r ^ ? ! pill ft < urn ^ I ,--' MERCHANTS E Commenced Business l-\ :bruary 1^0-t. Bate^burg is the large! between Columbia an the Southern Railroad Dcome from its Batesi any points between thi cities. This can be pro Instead of the two g '6U there ore tcday thii ?t shipping pjint d Augusta and ' a,n st>" seiling fru receives more ",e ?"??boro Nurserie, . . Hrni that I liave been con burg onice tlian f,,_ b for 16 years. 'J he trees a above nameu much satisfaction, displayi ved by statistics, growth, and I find no iron enerai s ores ol sa'e8? See me before buy* rty one. the ma- Geo, M. Ada vX. Linseed Oil, Etc. vj> it trees for I, the same vm nected with ^ Crosson Drug Cohave given l.eesville, S. C. ing a hardy y ^ hie making ims. ^444444^^^ j Lv Cross Bill 1 52 v /* j Lv Clinton 2 lii v/ I Ar Clinton 2 15 vj/ j Soull?l,omul. V * X y ' Lv Glenn Springs (C St W < )..Io(Hi ^ y Lv Spartanburg 12 nl V > I Lv (livenvilie 12 1"? v /* ' Lv Waterloo I 17 yy j Ar Laurens (Dinner) 1 ;? ? , XortliLoiniil. (' a- W f i-ni: v?* JO ^ 3 i *a O = pill rO ?SSL2y :;::: c (cp M A U lilt K WALTON. I'Rkhipknt. MM. AMIKRT at. HATC I DIRECTORS: Maurice Walton. Win. J. Charles T. I'm il, .lames K. Tarver, , Henry H, <?niiimin^, Hryan Lawrence, .1 I < eorge S Merpliey. lines a general Hanking I'll hiss. I'ays i Aeiamtits t>f Merehanis, Corporations at l'r? nipt a mi courteous attention gu r:41. .1 liOM.INCSWOItTII, Vice Piikk. hh Casiiirk. 11 ??l li ti -jtm \v >nli, Win II lluir<-lt, W William M r i??. I.. I. Arrn'ttnii, BB iiliu J. fclviiii", riiotu .s U. Mhvwi'II, ill?*r?'st on spffi.il (S.ivinir?) aiv't* id imli viilirils s iliriicil flB l? fil .^elitl lis Vlil'r fol'eol ioio jority of them handsoi tures, and ull of them ment stores. For dri druj{ store; for dry gc< dry goods 9tore;forgn a special store hnndlin our merchants instt; their gocdj are now me biick struc- Hates! special depnitugs we go to a * >ds to u special een groceries to g then.. And I ^ARTWRIGH ad of ordering I / going to New | TOII FT T vvs / / > / > > ^ >ur?, S. C. T'S MANGE CURE AND E AO NCVCD r* li 1 M' I >ai I 1 Lv Laurens < Dinner) 2 07 ! Ar (irifcnville.. 0 2"? ! Ar Spartoiibitg 3 So i Ar (ilenn Springs 4 oO i Ar Waterloo ..2 20 Southbound. C, N. & L. I So. 22. So. '".IvJ I | [,v Laurens 7 00 ?n< 2 02 I ' Lv ? lint..ii 7 gOam 2 22 s| ?3 t X, l"" P Q I'ln ^ \ ?? w <U o rr U I <1> tun i __ Mrafc |Three?Picce Sui At Gre* its 1 it Reduction. I York and other no: where they can get tl market and get wl There is a sum of $480 to employees. The < J success. >Ve boast as school and corps of t town in South Carolin rthern markets ie best on ti e !iat they want. . daily paid on cotton mill is t, > Kood a Grade*, eachers as an\ a. and in a shnr inllli1 ' ?? UI\ i r\ 11 VI I i,v Aiewberry s lOam it 10 j Lv Prosperit)* U 02 am it 24 ! j Lv Cliapio 0 loam it51 I Ar Colombia 104-juui I l"> i*3H| Nortlihoiuwl. V. N. A |,y Colombia ? - . ?(!() p:n *11 10 ! Lv Cliupin 0 05 pin 12 08 f.v Prosperity 0 41 pm 12 2s* ; Lv Newberry J (li ]>in 12 lit 1 f.v r.lnitnii w ??.-* * 4*'\ El ^ r "4? ~ "2 am rss. E ^ crt We are offering greal and Youth's Three-Piea | Comfort, Style, That Describe Them. t values in Men's i Suits. Durability. Made in all Popu time we are going to li cent new school buildl newspaper which send weekly and its subBcri stantly increasing. Waterworks and elei being installed. The ^ SVHtPin lu Kftlncr nn? m ave a magniflng. . We have n a out 2)00 copie ^HMp ption list con- WMfc, strie lights art Bell telephoi e Puffer I. .... .... wtfl / , " ' 1"" ' >?' | Ar Laurens 9 00 |>in 1 ">o Southbound. A. C. L. Lv Columbia I "?"? Lv Sumter <5 io Ar Charleston :t"? Northbound. A. C. L. Lv Charleston fi on Lv Sumter < it *21 Ar Columbia ( A i' f. l 11 on :" o pni i pm , I >111 >i in I I ler weaves, embodying IC Levy's S Broadway, Auji I Comfort, $7 to $'/5. < on & Co. 'usta, Ga. i close communication \ 8.ate and northern cil respect the new CITY self. The work of <-le) tifying the stn e's if ? our intention to have c est and neatest anJ n ;oin^ on. It i? Remedies fur the ii die of the clean cure of ail *kin diseases . and used for fifteen yea roat auburni. pniTNTAlM ( istnnt eradication of IIhii and all m see's an on dogs and all domestic itniinnl3. Mannfact ra. - - - "*ITV i/CMvtri c A - ^ Trains .V. mid V2 siriive ami de| fc from new union depot. Trains 22 and 21 arrive and de, i'rum Cost I.ind Freight Station, < v.?is street, Columbia. For rat s time table or further , formation, apply to any agent or wi " II F LKA I'll ART, <i. T A . ,,reu Hank of Colombo II M F.MEltSON. T M |)lir ^^???BM.? ( The Monarch Stump Puller. }f f. I 'I h? Monarch is li?* only machine that has I = When in C 1] olumbia UUOIIIVOA IOWIJI9 1 U DOIJl Watch out for Butet coming! Ami that in ii lyuroima. | ? r??iT ^ Jburg! She l? FOH SALE 12 a hurry! i i i\i^i>intL3. /mi^usui, ua * BATESBL'U(J BY TIMMON.S HHOS. * I , . Wilmington, X. 1 J F LIVINCSTON Sol A Hi., of Columbi W I >S, President, Co lu mbin, S 1 ^Jis\ wim "? ievi strain ' ? Hie racket is held in tfear by its own a' " ,n of ? tump puller c d. M. Adair.s. Haie^bur^, .S C\ I Miave ai Jerome Hotel E t the barber Shop.