Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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< ; ' f X I M THE ADVO N. Rogers Bayly, E<1 r A TP HAWKE' I. and Prop. an(j r S EYE ULASSE 1 Spectacles. WE BffTE&BURG A DV Purifying Power. :S Inherent (Qualities of Uancocke I.it Sulphur Make it u Household A>< Thi? preparation i< nature* gren j if? nv ic'de. 'I litis its life upon ihe prtMtuees lliat moss highly Tallied OCATE Late Count Waldemee's Courtship. iui?) Qj ,jie |alo FieM Marshal Count ll Waldersee it is said that he proposed ,l>st to Princess Noor, who became his fHLI. wire, under the following circumr? Stances: The princess had been shop Thomas & liarton Co. A 1+ Thomas & Barton Co. Entered at the Jtatesbu effice as Secoud-C lavs For Preside ALTON B. PAI Lisopus, N. irjr, 8. C., l*o8l j * Dj Mail Matter- j Hj *KER. || |8iiit f rate, viear, ocntiuut-u conip iun. Added to the bath, Hanoi j liquid Sulphur cures licenses ?.f skin am] confers the benelit of lasi health. These ailments anil ninny more conquered by the use. . ccording tc direction of Hancocks Liquid Snip ache, itch, burns and scalds prie heat, diptheria. catarrh c inker soreness of ejelids. mouth, scalp, i Mxm lex- pi 11 c una nau it um11 [laitci >u uv> hand when he met her, saluted and aoks turned around to accompany her to the tlu, ituur of her residence. The prin11 cess held out the parcel to him. He ap looked distressed. She affected not ,11,, to understand why. He reminded her Inr: of the severe rule prohibiting military kly. men of every degree from carrying in and the streets parcels or even ladies' nose wraps. Site told him that the rule vji ^ai rvi i ... Sal This chance beats 1 * ? J vi Citivrii le... the Standard Oil j_.x- ,i _ For Vice-Pres. HENRYQ.DA Elkins, W. 1 Nature is shedding her The leaves are railing f? # The Bell Telephone c IHMMiMB VIS, A supply of these summer attire. m almost ar ist. , pair of $ ompanv start si glasses just received, and w< ly eyes. If you need a new glasses come and let us low them to vou. At principal druggists. Send booklet to Hancocks L ijuid Sill] Co. Baltimore, Mil e can Manilla Prize Money Washington, Sept i)?The tren: depot tment has begun sending ch to the officers aid men of Adu was absurd, and that m tins instance ,1 ,'jJ. 't must b? disregarded, or else? He 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 suucy reply. Both bandied words halt' gay. surv half-sentimental, with the conse<jueuce eeks the visit ended in an engagelira! mcnt deal, as we stana the goods. reciuy 10 ueiiver operation on October l.s girl will be Miss Elbere * * The cotton gin is bit miming far into the nij w itli its work. ?ka .?A..:nA. ?.1 . t. TL'e Hello EYES sy these days ( (lit to keep up ^ J ,ur?i? - TESTED FREE. H ARRI< i/oncjs neci 111 |?:iJ IIH'IU HIT award* of prize money made for American fleet at Manila bay. An the checks so far sent out are thos Admiral Lfewey, Captain I.aiJ'be and Mrs Harriet Gridley, wife of ( ^ tain Gi idlev. The cheek to Adn Dewey is for $18,5lff. T.'.e next Jar sum was to Mrs. Gridley. whose - baud commanded the largest ship Heathen Business Methods. l',e Business among the Chinese, aclong cording to a Russian traveller who kas e oT Just returned from Manchuria, is ou i ton a co-operative basis. There are risip- neither proprietors nor employees, but I I all who work in an establishment are r ' partners. From time to time small allowances ~ are doled out to them?barely cuough to live on?but at the end of the year Porch and La\> 4 fv?t lonjf, made ol IrirJ wood nnd varnisl regular price was $1.50 each. We will clos ShutOut Mosquit The l'"rfection Mosquito Canopy and you can move it around to any old place n Settees, ?ti"em?..T'it Q8c. each, oes and Flies. ?. These fusten to the be?t so tha l,)r 1 C /?/"v ovuu iuc IIIU^ JU^ auu : merchants will be over, brick stores are occupie< ? Cotton is coining in ru merchants are busy sain ing the staple. Some fa satisfied with the prices VI VU1 All the new THE J LJ R i. For the First W ,pid.y sod the September Ter pang and try- r rmurs are not S. A. llc-ak. o ? . . Ben liiller, Batesburg is 'Y Wheat Still Burni Baltimore, Sept. 9.?City Sun T, Thomas, reported to the bur re6k Of fict commission today that h who were doing vome Held w Smiths wharf yesterday afterm covered a large quantity of wh< was^still burning?exactly the battle, ttie Olympin. This is fig. $0,413. The total amount to be tii _ ed is $370,3811. ever c. nt dis- - " ~ is men, LETTER TO WARREN SUIT ork ou Butesburg, S. (J. oon uneat that Dear Sir: But few of the men seven se|| t|le hundred different paints ii '"(>r all the profits are divided, ivid- The Chinese merchants are so hou est that among all the ten branches of the Russo-Chinese Hank located in China there has been no record " I rince their establishment of a single | protested note. who i the ^uretl Of Laine Back After 1"? Years u breeze, former price, $4.50; will sell i Twonry-Five Fa ! Golden Oak or Mahogany Finish, wood or I regular priee, $3.00; sale price Eighteen Parlt Bich Piano Polish in English Oak or Mah( the Hooker for a present, worth $6 00, *7. sale price tor VUlIipi^lt. ncy Rockers. """'"r$1.49 each jr Rockers. >Ranv. Saddle or Cobbler Seats, just 0? ?i? eoo 3 Q8 each paying and haul theii c< markets for higher pric< ably tLey bring it back they cannot do as well a their own town. DAGT ANin DD jttuu to other Charlie Baughatn, ?s, but invari- N. lienry Bite. : as they find Charles P. Cannon, ,s right here in Geo. M. Ellisor. IivinC. Nunainaker, V7. S. Keisler, Dray tor E. Clark, Mark A. Corley, 'PQPMT " Frank Hwndrix, monins niter uammores oig tin wheat was so hot," said Mr. 'J "that we could not handle it. to lot it cool oir before we cou eeed with the work. The win in scliu chunks but the grains < tinctly visible". Read Pennsylvania Grit. C e. " i n?* I market know much about then), riionias, Devi e agents have a state cheui We hail certificate felling just what its i Id pro- of* they know a good ileal, not eat was about Devoe but thorcvt; we see were dis tlie v do. We buy every paint, has any sale, and analyze it. agent Amis out all about it. When we know what a paint is i ut i ert | we ^now how it will act: w? U ^11 oi Buttering. list'.-- "] had been troubled with lame bad nade f?r fifteen years and I found a euiupo?|v 'utt> recovery in tlie use of Chamber% Iain's Pain Balm," saps dehn (i. liis tiint her> (,?illam, lml This liniment i that al-o without an equal for s. rains ant Our bouisess?For sale by Timinons, Bros. : Ratesburg, tfeCrossoil, Drug Co. Lees ville. nadei linvv I 250 Window ' Sire 3\0 fret, all colors, cloth uiuiiMt?d 01 rollers, fixtures complete, worth f>0c. en?"| * Do You Want t ' Then get the best mattress o i earth. one > soinina. A curled hair mattress, made " weight 40 pnuods, put up only in bc-st A. price, $25; sale price ... ' Shades, i^uls^ 2z. each. 0 Sleep Cool? 111?t wnl lust :i lifetime am) cure in01 Sou'l' Amerieaii liair drawings, V. A ticking- lingular nw <ti 1 i > Batesburg is distinct Yet it is not one of short-lived struggles fc there is a steady, strong advance all along the li About thirty five ye; ? ? Kidney M. WeMinger A . Walter Shenley, D. E. Hook. lv on a boom. Thos. A. Shuler, those sudden, J,. W. Gardner, ir growth but Geo. R. Fields, and extensive **en Bkkley, J as. A. Eleazer, Be B. L. Kleckley, ars ago there ^ Rankin, j?neaiev, uaiesuneg agent. Abscs?*. W. 11. Harrison, Cleveland writes, Aug;. 15, 1902: "I wan a word of praise forllaltarl Liniment. 1 stepped on a nai caused the cords in my leg to c and an abscess to rise ir. my kn the doctor told me that I won a stiff leg. so one day 1 went t T nril'< ilrnir wliir** iwli.t W TUiVl' Iiow far it goes, ami how long it \\ Devoeisthe standard; cull it The best of the rest is about 75; t to say worst : the lest are betwt 's Snow Hut the men who sell them, il I; which know any better. They k soi^r^et what the maker tells t> em. Tli t have a l'H'y know that he tells them* r r? .1. F. don't know w hether lie tells tin in iit l)pn. 1 ears Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Aids luO. Nature. Medicines that aid nature ureal en. ways most etl'ectunl. Chamberlain'! lon't Cough Remedy avis on this plan. It now allays the cough, relieves the lungs aids expectoration opens t he seeret iunt !lt and aids nature in restoring thesys riiey I tem to a healthy couditt'in. Kor salt the ' by Timmeiis, Bros, Hatesbuiv, & Cros ! 1 ll'iur f 'n I I ?? Oilier 3?od Mat- aq ? a treses at ^Z."0,4)4. II Sample Brass a * at sweeping reduction?, in wide v .iriety t styles. Prices for brass ran/r from* * IRON REDS, variety of |attern colors, sonic trimmed with brass, i ,$6.50; $8.50; $12. nd Iron Beds $16.50 to JO. s, ?* nm*li:i?r in \vliit? ami excellent values, to $20. waa, thirty two iniles w bia on the old Richmoi railroad a stopping poic of Batesburg. Two st< dwellings comprised t was a owaii beginning, beginning nevertheless stores mentioned wer est of Culuiu- J# j Rawl, id & Danville ?. T. Meet/.e, it by the name Khett Younginer, jrea and three Jno. J. Ilowell, Jno. J. Culler, he town. It ? H but it was a Joseph W. Meetze, These two Wade A. Price, e the . loafing J Moses Taylor, T T> yer, Coio ) He recommended | of Snov Liniment; I got a 5( and it cut ed my ing. It is liniment in the world, Abscesses with few exceplii indicative of constipation or r The/ may, however, result froi or from foreign b >d'es, introdt t-o the skin or flash, such :-.s s{ thorns, etc. O. J. Harris. *.v ... ? tr?n ii ur inn. a bottlt flie jjU jnessjs no(_ condut-teri on hi )c. size, the best edpe; tlie less they knov, the i comfrotable they are. ons are Yours truly, Inbl'ow. F. W. IbVoiAL ired in-] (* Tiinmons Bros sell our pa pi i tilers, j ? i K \V 1 nore I Jo. j i 111 ~. I l ! . I SOME GOOE 25 rolls Japanese Matting?,carpet pallet per yard, our sale price, 18c. yard. THINGS. ns, the kind sold everywhere at tlik-. J places and points of in farmers around. The all articles necessary from farm implements to drugs and articles ol train passed once each was a great event in lh< the town. A cotton mi JL JL i/rttiiaj terest for tlie jj# jefj- Burtfpss, re were fouud Silas M. Coogler, for home life Charlie B. Kneece. and groceries Jerod Taylor. ' toilet. Tue _____ way daily and ; daily life *>l Do you wa?t a good pai 1), or bank, or jf s0 CftU on J- V Subscribe to the Advocate. ?????? *??? ir of shoes? | . Glover. 'i> i COLUMBIA, NEWBER AND LAURENS R. R Charleston, Greenville, Col ' hia, Atlanta. ! | Short Line. . ^ RYj T * , C E SAMPLE PICTURES. Choice assort cent. oti . pictures for 4Sc.. each. $2 p $1.4tf each. $"i pictures for $2.rx)euch. ICE BOXES, 2"> pounds ice capacity, $3 REFRIGERATOR SALE. It s petting (Jleanable and Sanitary Refrigerators at $ AX MINSTER BUGS. Ju.-t a few Jel parior rug made. Jfc3.r?0 Rugs fur $1.98. ^ ni'Mvunvn ..... ..I.-.: - ?? - ill?lit of beautiful snbjn ts, 5(1 |irj^^^Ej for $:' |>u tiiry^Bj^^HH| hot and ton neetl one of the I.eonni t ii. hi autifli! | iiii( ins, tIn* [.ret ties S fB 5') Itwj;* fov $:t ,9?i. fl newspaper nau never be as belonging to Bat< things were not allowec they had begun. Ther< into the lile ol the town growth and success. Th years it has been at wor main the dominant ch en ureutueu 01 esburg. But I to stop wliere ? was infused Given Up To l>i< the spirit ol B. Spiegel, 1204 N. Vi rough all these Kvansvllle, Ind writes : ? years I was troubled with k and will re- bladder affections which aracteristic ot much pain and worry 1 U was all run down, and a ye I $: Grosson $ Drug lK'r"?v,r5'i jji Co M PA N Y kidney and 1 GAIN i caused me aTa LEESVlLLE, S, C. ?t flesh and ar ato had -/TS? lL. <*w li Schedule in Effect January in, 1 i?< Eastern Standard Time. /N Northbound. S. A. L. K . I >;? I -'N Lv. Clinton (Dinner) 2 h , Lv Cross Hill H OJ Lv (Jreenwood J Hi Lv Abbeville I W rTa Lv Ellierton.. ? "? 2: ! Lv Allien* it ;t" S3 - *-< . <3 ? &| C/3 = t i t pin 1m i pm , Q .'.'.'!.'! ^ UJ /1\ ...-. .j,,.../!,!) ?ii r i k i in a\ n r r = Thomas <S _ A i iii? ii t i i f a mvinu ol l-l.a H : Barton, j Uatesburg for the year; come. It is not our pu the growth and develop town through the past y tory. So dice it to say tl been a growth, steady ai steao of the one traiu ea that belonged to the o j lliat are to to abandon work entirely" rnose to trace ?m,e bf8t Physicians whi 1 no eood and I was pra<ti lenient of our up tc die. Foley's Kidney ears of its his- recommended and the first ine great relief, and after !iat there has second bottle I ras entirel ml surely. In- Sold by Timmons Bros. ich way daily Id days there I had three / S eh did me <?* r* cully given ?? i House PailltS, hot t lie gave ^ ,nside and out' Manu'? takintr the y/1 tured by New Era Whi y cured."? vj> Lead and Color Work | ! jv2; .Buggy & Wagor a/ Varnishes. I : ! Ar Atlanta (via A. L ) s 21 j xK Lv Atlanta M !M i xTA Ar Chattanooga 10' , Ar Nashville *? 4( c" " Ar Evansville 1J 4i te MX Ar St Louis 7 !t s- NX Soutlilmnml. S. A. L. I NX r,v Atlanta 8 If I N-^ l.v Atliftis ?.... 10 6! I v x '*v Klherton .... 12 '< I VX i l.v. A lilii'Vi I ! > 1 11... -?p- - I ':i::;! ^ I ?d i r * > /\UgllSl I MERCHANTS I Commf'ni'i>/1 RikIhpcc l BANK, AU^STA I are now four w.th conve Bate*burg is the largest between Columbia and the Southern Railroad ncome from its Hatesbu any points between the cities. This can be prove Instead of the two get nient schedule. F^TUlt shipping p >int Augusta anil 1 am stil1 selling fruit - t,,e Greensboro Nurseries, receives more * iirni that I nave been conn rg office tlian for ,fl yearg T||e trees above nameu much satisfaction, displayii d by statistics, growth, ami I find no irotib leral s ores ol sale3? ?ee me before buyin ^ Stains, Hard Oil, Fine. Unseed Oil, Etc. trees for ^ ^ the same V/* ected with ^ Crosson Drug Cohave given l.eesville, S. C. iK a hardy ^ le makiiiK V /* I if- MX 1 st I I-v tircensnod I ~v y | [,v Cross Hill 1 <)'! ^ y* j I,v Clinton 2 1." v/ I Ar Clinton 2 l"i v ' i Soul It Hound. K,' S * I |,v GI fit n Springs (C & \V ( ).Itt ()( ^ ^ l,v Spartanburg 12 01 vjy i Lv (Sropuvilltv 12 13 vix ! |,v Wutprloo I 17 v^'v i Ar Laurens (Dinner) 1 :$<l < pin 3^ ^ 1^^^ ! | ?m ***** ^ ? 3?^ ? ? V; p<" u j?r^ ;::::: _L_j g wy MAUHICK WALTON. I'kkmidkst. N\ > AMtKIlT HAT DIRECTORS: Maurice Walton. W'm. J Charles T. I'tntl, .lames K. Turver, , Henry H, <Hrvan Lawrence, j < eorge S Murphey. Does a jrenerul llaiikui^ Hit i < ss. I'ays Accounts of Merchants, Corporations : W in Mill 1 r. j ik)Luxgs\voutii,vice thkk ! oil, camiikk. ?H llollinursu tiIi, Win II li.nrr-it, William m fin, I.. I, A f rifjj tmi. I John j. Kvan<, TIioiii is It. Maxwell, 1 inti'iwt no .-'|ie.-i.il (Savin^*) uiv'l- I illil ililli viilll ll- -i ilii'ilfil ? *60 there are today thirt; jority of them J 'andsoun tures, and all of theui s ment stores. For drug drug store; for dry good dry goods store; for gree a special store handling our merchants InsUud y one. the in a- (jeo, M. Adai e biiek struc- Batesbi pecial depai t a ,?/e goto a ????????????? b to a special n groceries to them. And I ? ARTWRIGHI i of ordering | ? ms, *??? irg, S. O. r^ M^NtiH euRB AND p ; Northbound. ('. ?& W <!. i 1 'ail 1 Lv Lniiri'tis (Diniior) '-'07 Ar Greenville -I S"? i Ar Spartuiihug ;{ !5o | Ar Glenn Springs 4 oO : Ar Waterloo Southbound. C, N. & I.. I . No.'."J. No, I i '*v banr<;iis 7 (HI am 2 <>J V cdtE s: o> I ? a C f 0> Pr? in[>t niiu courteous attention gu ru Three-Picce Su At Ore utt-eil Send ua your collection' its | flt Ppflnrtinn their gocdi are Mow g York and other norll where they can get the market and get whu There is a sum of f4F0. c to employees. The co success. We boast as g school and corps of tea [oiiiff lo New ^ TOILET SO/ beat on ti e t they want, laily paid ou tton mill is v rood a CJradetchers aa mi) "~ j Kv ? lint.-n 7 80am 2 22 , Lv X?* wherry H plain :t 10 j Lv Prosperity 0 02 am 51 21 I Lv Clinpm. 0 Ilium !t "?1 Ar Columbia 10 4o um I 45 3ft Northbound. C. N. a b. Lv Columbia 5 00 pai 11 10 ! Lv (1 ha pi ii 0 05 pm 12 OH Lv Prosperity 0 41 poi 12 2^ I I i' \ - ?? " ? E <53 I C pm' ? <D ^3 1m * k We it re offering grex and Youth's Three-Pie< | Comfort, Style That Describe Them. 1 V? irl V t I lis it values in Men's :e Suits. , Durability. Made in all Pnnn town in South Carolina, time we are going to ha< cent new school building newspaper which sends < weekly and its subscript stantiy increasing. Waterworks and electi being installed. The 1 and in a alior ' ve a magmtif. We have n tt ^ 3Ut 2*>00 copie mMM Lion list con- ^Hpjjjg ric lights ar? tell te!et)hoi e 9595fiir ?.< nrn mi j i " > |)IM I. >'l i Lv Clinton 8 :p pm 1 510 Ar Laurens 0 UO pm 1 oil Southbound. A. C. L. Lv Columbia 1 "?"> Lv Sumter 6 80 Ar Charleston 0 :h"? Northbound. A. <\ L. Lv Oharleston f> (*J r.v Kiimf'.t- -J ^ pi" i p"> l ptn I > am ! ler weaves, embodying I C Levy's J Broadway, An ; Comfort, $7 to $z5. Son & Co. gusta, Ga. system ia being put in, | close communicator) wi S.ate and northern cille respect the new CITY is self. The work of dean tifying the sine's ia goi our intention to have oin Mt and neatest an l no IHHVr >l:icing us i< ^ A ' V - SjZujUhT't *' ill the whoh In ii:g and beau in" on' ' Remedies fur the m.? e uf the clean cure of all skin diseases o . , and used for fifteen year: at kill 11-I ? fi l l taut eradication of flras and all n see's am ii dogs and all domestic animals. M ami fact Ar Columbia (A. <I..] 11 Oil Trains r>5 and b2 an i ve and de i. from new union depot. Trains 2*2 and 21 arrive and do, from Cost Lind Freight Station, < v.iis street, Columbia. For rat s time table or further i n ? formation, apply to any auent or w ..I", II F LKA I'll AIM', <L T A , "re(l IU..L . r till) am l?ar ???? t 'I'he Monarch Stuinp Puller. jjk The Monarch is 'lie only machine mat has hi 'ev,r 10 "n* II iWhen in C ... 1 Columbia busintflM towns in South Watch out for Batesbi coming! And that in a I o^r" 1 FOUNTAIN C urgt She l> FOK SALE IN hurry! ITY KENNELS. Augusla, Ga BATESJ1UK<; BY T1MMOXS BROS. II M F.MKKSON. T. M.. WihniiiiMon, N*. J F LIVINCSION Sol A3i., nf CJoIiiinbi W Ii (I >S, President, OoJu no bin, 8 'TlT"jr ? lI1^? '"" Rear miller ^EjV-heaviest strain. gear by its own a, weight. If in ne?le of a tump poller write to M. Atlnir.s. C. Hnte?hurg, 8 C. Shave a Jerome Hotel 1 it the Barber Shop.