The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, September 15, 1904, Page 3, Image 4
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We arc
^ in the market
for all the cotto
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n to be had and
y <r>
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$ i ^
will II
it -ft
I
not be ove
market pri
;rbid by any or
ce for the staple
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tee to pay the
top jjj
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GEP*
JERAL j
WERCH
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ANDISI
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Merchandi
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rry the largest i
se between Col
ij ft llaH + Cni
ind most com pi
lumbia and Au
nllnpa an A HI r\t t <
ete stock of Qer
gusta. - Our
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i PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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DR. M. C. ROATWRIOH''', , Pa
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BE SURE AND
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9J J<'J |'3J|uboJ t>| U|i'.ia o[oq.u jo
131.1 IUIU UBJIJOU1V 3AI1BU OU1 JO I ^
SEE US BEEORE
VVen's Fall ! L0U
m # It was J
* *-m *-* ? /~v i-? ? rw?a
BUYING. =- il>
A PICTURE. ]
fermyn's first love affair? ,
pprv Ihlnc nn/1 w?^
tie oegan to cons
and even ttie ad
niony, a thing of
had time to thin
I I.. TX7.11 4
'
_
ider the possibility
visibility of matriwfcich
he had never
ik during his busy
g
with Ml
He \vill4 FEEDS FOR powLS.
M r.
i I i ii? 'ishes Considerab'- Amount
Nutritive M*'<rial.
"he green feeds which are Justly
siuereii so i*uyoi Luui uiiii iu the
j liability of the ration, furnish a
I 'r.*n l i> l
ltatoliurg. S. (J?
, -U
j siv
Office in Kaiiiinsr Rui.ding. Second | dn
floor. !
I 01
K. L. A .SB ILL. .
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l<eesvme, ?. u. I
I 10
. m
jpuassap b s; qjiqAV 'Xaqjuj azuoaq * l
t oj XuBtaadsa saqddB juauijuoaj
[j, 'sdoj oaaj u| ao poqs uodo ue uo
qitq js>?<oj oj po.vlo|[B 3i? pUB joui (
lis iiuunp sjaasui jo Xjuajd 3JB ajaqj .
jij.u &Subj apjM v uoAja pub uiop *
Jj pa.tto||B jf jsaq op Xaqj \i3A3AAoq
na v ?v jqSiu jb nioqj joj ?dooo
muim JIUOS GOIAOjd OJ pue auittolbq Nect
ouijj jb sauo SunoX oqj jojjb H??l
II I II2?I Hilary. one to be
? * "Rest,"
"I canno
Jail and see me "When <
or vour Fall Goods then cannc
J you must
? will have
down that
Lwear, Gloves, Mand- or in an in
rchiefs. Underwear, !'_cianLwltl
long remembered. Parlo
commanded the physiciau.
t," answered Jermyn. ( .
cannot' is oposed to 'must/ <3
>f will have to yield. Either '
have complete rest or you r> I")oVi,
a Complete mental break- j
may land you in your grave 1336
sane asylum " said the phyIt
a directness that would |
r1,iC **? ?? an mi rcL
# * 0 ' His physical i
back to him rapid
reflect that the <
1 ^ I 1 ct n L a S'?n was a lonely
" .single occupant.
d, Proprietor. K? ,nto the p?r,rj
at My Lady's Poi
Main Street. ',im impossible thi
in love with a livii
| memory of the plcl
ke&ith was coining
lly and be began to
>ld Dinwiddle niansorl
sT a place for a
Yet. when he would
lit gallery and look
rtrait," It seemed to
it he could ever fall
ne woman while Ihf
ture clung to him.
-duerabie -.mount. or nutritive iuaal,
ami fadoubtedly help to maiuii.
hens ir' good condition. The New
k Stc*? station recommends for
purpose trie more nitrogenous
w?5# plants such as clover, alfalfa,
^Immature grasses. "These feeds
mtain more of the needed lime
' " to grains." It must be remem*
pa>M,jlut fowj8 ar,, |1(|t titled to delor
A)K, largely upon bulky feed and
ill rracti -c in all courts. HusinesSM
Solicited. J(j
BBM.TIMMRRUAN.
.1. WM. TIIIIHMO.ND.
THURMOND it TI M M KR M AN, | * .
A ltOl MKVS-Al'-UW, j 3
Will practice t?i .-ill the State and U
A. ' U
Ottice in Ku'.itrman !i..ihling.
Lexincton. S. C.
un^s uioj; aoauup si ojom j; 'os-raoo
'Uimssod SB .{EM [BJIUEU UIJ1 T1J A[ '
ou se 2unoa jioqi jeoj |>ue ss2n Xei kn(]
()OMO|[B OJB pUW OKUEJ UOdO oSJEI
a.veq .Coqi uoijm jsoq op s.{e5pm.l So
iuey aBjei saeh P|n?MS sXa^jn^ !
pd}3ISSB |
I Ujuau )llO JOS UEO AJip U! [[BJ \\/U|l
qi ji JOJ -suoJioma pouMojp AAOIU " "I
Shirts & Collars. kindiy mei
He had 1
X and STETSONS ing young
and sage o
ft and Stiff Hats. he would s
Suit Cases and \
Hand Bags. and'it hi
ITE & FANCY VESTS \Zt\JZ
oruiai naa 11 uoi oeen so
. I ()|'F.>
ong been regarded as a ris* ^ HOT'1
man in the financial world.
Id heads had predicted that
lome day be a power iu the
d been his own ambition EvCTNthi
rt to gi\> tt up, but he
le consolation In the fact
hi Id have at least a million Collin
in tnis (liiemni
I A LI. NIGHT ! nilnd that he woul
PHONES :io7. picture or presen
gallery.
^ *"" With this In m
ride to debate wit
nir the M-irket ly caine to lbe de'
lIlc "W'Kei try lo seek out th{
tffords. nf the Dinwiddle
them with the wlic
lbfa. : S. C. family portraits.
i he made up his
d either destroy the
t it to some public
ind he took a long
h himself, and finalBlsion
that he would
? surviving members
family and present
?le collection of their
Mitt It e proportion of grain in the
lion i must always be fairly large,
sag to Prof. Wheeler, another
ry important reason, which is
ntes overlooked for using such
at J. as young clover, fresh or dried,
Iniyi effect on tlie color of the egg
gante He says:
from hens which are fed only
grain and animal substances
11V have volks of a nale vellow
I " I oa
l>U, .1. A. WATSON,
DKNTIBT. | ^
Datesburg, S. C. 1
I OH
Oiirr nvfr Harris' Drug ou
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D. M. CROSSON. M. D.
ojb ajaqi puB Xjaajj sjbi>u qanojj
j ubqj jomojjvu saqouj o.*\ 3uj
I 'pjBoq aqj, -ll qSnoaqi ua.vjjp iibu i
ued-.Cjaa.uj b .<<i oobiii ui piaq 3ut i
1 'qSnoj) aqi jo pua aqj uocla Xdqio i
j jb sjsaj i>ub "jojbm oqj at pua | * *
o jb siBop qjiq.w pJBoq b soqB\ i>i{ ' i i
i to settle d
uits made to order. after ail, h
Fits Guaranteed.
mansion o
* * * ginia, and
w r?* f w?s 4 * r^v a planter.
I nLcA/bK chafing st
^ ment of t
. . . . . . . . master mi
1514 Main Street, | tion of vi
Coiiimhin C. I pane of nn
own on?not a bud amount j
e concluded.
bought the old Dlnwiddic
n the James River, in Vir- r
prepared to settle down as
fairly well content, but
ill a little for the excitehe
old life, tho daring of
nds of finance, the exulia- j
ctory and even the quick
oYnentarv defeat
Determining on
V]p,v4- fh<? house after ai
1 itAl ID hours. and strod(
~ gallery for one li
scraper. t?re, angry with 1
at the sentimental
proving himself gi
Turning the co
which would brin
with the picture h
ston.
this, he-returned to
1 absence of several
s into the portrait
ist look at the pichimself
all the time
ism of which he was
ullty.
rner in the gallery
g him face to face
e came to an abrupt
..j, This is often objected to by
who itave a preference for eggs
. ( (l ilarked. orange-colored yolks,
liberal feeding of fresh or dried
lig clover, alfalfa, or grass will
pro'rally insure the deeper coloration,
inm of this frequent lack of
?l> i may be considered the normal
. , aw color of the egg yolks is not
known, but the occurrence of the
K'l
l'H VSICI." X AMI SUKOKOJJ.
J.ft'svill*', S. C,
l?lt. *.V. P. TIMMCRMAN, au
Ti
Offers his professional service ti t "Q1
! the people of Ihiteshui>c aami vicinity '
m miM s| qatqu '3u|abjmu.> ^~I)
AUBliUlOJJU .l>l) ll| UMOqs ' i>3 L\ D {> A
jo uoudj.us.iii b sn spuos adqjjjs
US V UMOJp pUB U| I [BJ 't*JUV[Bl|
jqj aso[ u.qjo Xeqi '.vvoi sj jo)Bav aqj j
IlIAl lltll Mini Mill .VlOIU.IAO SI UMllOJl ^ TV. -
_____________________________ I Then cai
rtmwmimmmrmi
sufficiently
"I A V E VOU ^2 : healthy mi
, , ?_ . _ ? . "*? ! With tlu
HEADACHE ^ df?
? gallery.
IFYOUHAVF. 31 Kxplorln
^ one poriijj
r 1?' T"*\ \ J K 1 T Tv T 1?*
me the love affair, and with -m-mvw
ffair the discovery that he JE~.
t, either circumstance being ft
disturbing to even a qQIj{
mansion went the Dinwid- ???
portraits, hung in a long
g this, Jermyn cante across
lit before which he paused
Facing him was
IITE^S j picture, living am
| a Xo. not the orij
tiPrmmiO'P but a young -iri
tt U ? llllEUgU the portrait, exct
_?s costume, tliat it
THE GUARANTEED ! anyone a aonsatlo
B ? C ? ' bCS yOUr Par<1
iii n d u "x?-u is 1 wh?
y y y II |Y| don lor treapas:
i the original of the
tl b"reathing!
;inal of the picture.
so marvelously like
pt for her modern
would have caused
n of astonishment.
Ion. madam. I?1?M
must beg your parsing.
I take It for
I tuiui 1.-.HI L?tr
.(.attention to the food."
'p/it* above facts are illustrated by
j results of a test at the station in
[ rh four lots: of hens were fed alike
'>pt that no hay nor green fe.'d
~ given to one, while the others
different amounts of clover hay
mating with green alfalfa. The
* * ;s showed marked differences in
>r. Those la d by the hens having
Ollice over tlie National Hank, am ai|
run be foil ??.! (here day or nl^ht. U'
HATKSHl'lUi. S. C. Pl
Mi. Til GO. A. CJIATTLRBAUM ! 31
1'hysician a no Srr. 101.
I'ateshur^, S.C. | Q)
; *i
IJ SB auu[ OS |[dM AJ3.V HE S| J1 ^ ^
ifiuui asanq oqi jo jajBAi jaqsauj ^
i? jUBpuiiqc ajoiu aqj Suiqaas |m?
>u|BjunnJ,, pus suat! 3mquup Jjaqj
ijAvaj ;< a*BM B aABq suaqaiqj
qBoojj. asjOH aqj in suaqojqo U
| c?
p..qajuq 3u;aq a|iq.i\ sSSa asooS sua
snojjiifU! ajaa si )Bqj sb jsuicSb _
qqqiM s3oq piiB .qjiBO jo Sjoop ,
I IL rv V n L' j i IN il i i " :
as a May
Will Cure it in 10 minutes ?JZ u,at of tin
Vim run luiy it anywhere -5 ; ors XVt,rt,
from - ... - when first
IRUG DEALER . Dinwiddle
in mi 111 111 111 111 in mi im ; r-2 place, hut
formation
t ity of th
of the fan
; pin. sienner ami oeaui.tui o* r
morning. Her costume was
o 18th century, ami it > colstill
almost as bright as * '
painted. THE CHILDRI
af the old servants of the ccwar
family still lived on the . e genuo
Terniyn could gain no in- Ballard-Sn
from them as to the iden- ST.
e portrait's original. None
idly had lived on the idace
'REMEDYl ^n<i 1 a,n f
" L 155 k' u ! Father used to c
:N'S FAVORITE TONIC. know. and. as we
norhood. I persuai
e or IMITATIONS. *
if PftCPAMED CMLY EY OVCT Slid SllOW n
OW Liniment Co. i ancestors. You af
louib, mo. Francisco, and ha'
!life. One of your
were out when w
aic- .nr. Jtruiyn:
Elizabeth Dinwiddle.
>wn this place, you
wpip in the neighled
him to bring me
le the home of my
e. I was born in San
re lived there all my
servants told us you
re called, but he in
no gveen feed had yolks of a 1 t
shade, the color increasing In Intensity
with the proportion of hay or
green feed in the ration. The greenish
tint of the white also varied, but
not so regularly. Fari.ers' Voice
Facts A' out Cecsc.
(loose raising is not so largely engaged
in in this country as it is in
p-iiiiwv'ill v in i !i?rmn 11 v w
| Located in l)r. Ridgcll'ti Old OIHc?. j
K. J. KTIlKRKrxJE sj
Dentist. ! j<'
Levsvillt*, S . C'.J | u
9i
o:
OiUne over Austin's stnrt*.
mucis Aq pojjef Sujpimq oqi jo VI w
HiJUjStp oq )OU n|.u Xaqi ojoq.w sSuj K V
I|U(( joqjo uiojj Xbmb ?q p|iu>qs paqs I
>m mq 'xjbssojou s| ibqi (jb s! uj
sou J|uqj ??>(uiu puB jopun o? oj luoqi ! IS
>; qiaos ,?qi aupej poqs uodo ub puu j jt j,
loqi p|oq UI-va oanoj Saujou jjjav iooj the rt
uqi 8 :p.uinliaj ojb sasnoq jo spjBX an(i ir
ijsuodxo ujq '9ii]J(ls oqi U) saao ' there
iija'bi ojb Xeqj ??l!MA\ poj no.tt oq isniu i by nv
in jnq 'sasodjud amnoojii joj ibi ! plnim
DALE'S TONIC Sir
a REAL CURE FOR instead
La,1>"s Po
ias recently been discovered that in fr""11* ?
srms that produce Malaria, breed making uj
lultiply in the intestines and from it.
spread throughout the system Now, .T<
eans of the blood. This fact ex- cused of
; why Malaria is hard to cure by (.ain? 0,
civil war. ami .lermyn grad- ?
up the hope of naming the
he began calling it ".My Jfij
rtrait." and took to standing
f ii for hours at a time and
> all sorts of romance about
rmyn had never been acbeing
a sentimentalist, and
n him with n chA/?V /y
- stated on showing
Father is at the t
lery looking at th<
^ "You owe me
I the name of this a
gS^'" "I am ber name
wife how he'had
>i^SA her great-granduu
; us over the house.
>ther end of the sale
pictures."
no apologies. Miss
pardon me. if I ask
incestress of yours?"
sake."
iu must be."
:er Jermyn told his
fallen iu lu*e with
get so are raisoil by the. hundr> <ls and
hordod like sheep in Amorioa.
There is no reason why every ftrnn
r who has plenty of trass range
should not keep geese and increase
his income at very little co.-t, as tiny
can he Kept on gr.ws and water from
spring until late in the (all. N? .rly
every farmer has some meadow near
his buildings which could he utilized
I.. M. MITCHELL.
l'llYSH lAN AM> Sl'RUKoX.
Hatesbiirjr. S. (J.
Olllcc Hours:
K to U a. in.
2 t?? 3 p. hi. 1
7 :30 to 9 p. rr, 1 w
js(
I jo U PI noil 8 dSdOQ 'bvaujb uosbds ^le ?'
ijpoojq oqj uoq? uO|JipuoD ;o isaq i,^iil<i
J1 ui ??n i(|a\ dsooa ?u!p??.>j(j jiioX pue t^c ^
Ryda
Facing the Future. upon
"What is the baby's name?" asked
crone
ic graciously condescending young jnffcSl
oman. from
"His name is Flyin' Machine lack- and n
>n," wa? the colored mother's reply. RY
d method of treatment. Quinine, that ji,|s
etc., stimulate the nerves and ' '
up the blood, but do not destroy a
jcrms that cause the disease. ne-,s w mole's
Tonic has a specific effect H*5? doctoi
the intestines and bowels, freeing him Jerm
from all disease breeding mi- his ease,
s. It also kills the germs that jn replj
the veins and arteries. It drives l tj,e mietor
the blood all poisonous matter ! tr. fill, .,,,
takes it rich and healthy. )" "1"
DALE'S TONIC is ' a blood to marry
? -?<y
romancing about the pora^
sign of ihe mental weak- Going IOT I
h be hail come so to dreaJ. Choler;
r was his old friend, and to
\n wrote a full account of
Dontputyo
but keep h l>ot1
r he received a letter from home. There
. giving hint laughing advice . Colic. Cholera
original of the picture and Diarrhoea. 1
her. ending with sufficient ' Summer Comp
:hamberlain*s Colic. wanted to t
a and Diarrhoea a small Manats
Remedy. view his new
urself in this man's place, He looked it over
tie of this remedy in yonr isfaction and final
is nothing so good for where did this thi
Morbus. Dysentery and angel brought it. .
t is equally valuable for yOU awake wtaeu !
ilaint and Cholera Infan- lv .. ..w<
rade the Baby,
ia boy was called in
born baby brother,
with decided dlssatly
asked: "Mamma,
np come from?" "An
Fimmie." "Huh. wa?
he come?" "Ccrtain>11
then T>nntiim nil
to very good advantage l>y devoting
it to goose culture.
The only tlmo one has to food any
grain is in winter, and then very little
is required to keep them in good
breeding condition. Peed a little oats,
cut clover and green corn stalk leaves,
oyster shelU and plenty of waier, and
? little corn at night on real cold days,
I
int. K K. HARDIN, 8,
Physician ani> Simoicox. j,
ltatesburg, S. C.
< 5
i 1?
Ofli ?> at Dat^sburg Drug Co. __
"How did you come to (?ivt* hi in build*
ich an extraordinary name?" 1 destr<
"Well, you Fee, dat chile takes after point
is father, an* I wanted to Rive him ??
name dat were gwlne to be approriate.
An' every time anybody men
ons tlyin' machine' dey say it's sum- eit tier
in dat positively refuses to work." $70 bit
-Washington Star.
?r, a nerve restorer, and a Malaria scriousnes
>yer. Try it, it will not disap- seek out
you. | In human
_________________________ lonely inn
i Acting
nre otlering two line clubbing Jermyn b
nations. Take advantage of j L '
You also get a chance at ouri ' ' ,
man>* frle
girls whoi
I
s to recommend him to
his neighbors and indulge children than i
i companionship instead of ,1?1?
s" j Yon, or som
on this recommendation. ; snre to need tii
egan to culiK'ate his neigh- j and when that
ong whom he soon made j it badly; yon \
nds. More than one of the i not buy it now
ai he met attracted him, and au emergency
savea ine lives 01 more
my other medicine in use. * ve Kot to say 11
ed with water and sweet- easy. I'd like tc
ant. to take. put off such a hi
e one of yonr family, are on me. I ISMOI
Lis remedy sooner or later ! can work Joho
An^T,SoV"'wh? ??** tyt
and bo prepared for such ' "ra
Price,25c.; large size, boj
* that you are dead
> see any old angel
oking thing as that
c we're stuck unlosi
nie Green and trade
>r one of his spotted
Cronicle.
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