The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, March 03, 1905, Image 4

Newspaper Page Text* F IE** rSui r mam I P^\ THE BATE iSBURG ADVOCATE. jq; our spec r? liegh qu ZIALTY, <H\ A ALITY. vM ? - - * /i *r 3THfNC . i-M i i t r? i | OUR SPECSA! & LOW PR8CI i 1 l TTT 1 UTY, A ATM-A A I Our S the bi V n our s1 m IT . nnrl r >pring Clothing is ot L i est?None can be bett tock immense and var ilpnsinvp Wp satisfy atest style ana 01 oes er. Oar prices are Io\ ied. We show our go? all taster All nature i cjuancy. we Duy v, our profits small, ids to all with pride ; oats on fresh at . ,W \1llW ratyd h jm \ 1 | t're? Xly c*? V/ t ? -w ~ !/ -IT IS SPRING, t I ' ;ome? JL ' i> m2& \ , \ J ? \\ nriffor* IfL j iwm Cohen s ^rm Liun , lis Ideal Sweet- j rising . j Agair heart. p. inswft lon't know," she replied, with a stood, ere inflection 011 ihe last word eyes were 1 the serin-mocking smile was 011 thought tl ps. "What about F.tlle Waters tint e;ic< a v/ ct and rij^id. At lirst her w full of wonderment. Now I U liera was a softness in them I )iira^e>i. Vet 1 hedtatcd, "3rai)d o :k of Enei rgy! Cnrrries tl v, car. A!v i,hoes lo fit :ch:-nTs I he proper styles in FOOTvavs when you cannot get t try ShoeStora a and tl Tin BY LOUIS J. STELLMAN. becau the )i t ly as [Copyrighted. 1:?!)">, hy Daily Story "',l I'ub. <"ompmy.) 'sn t1 We sat under thespreading shad? of al. live oak tree. I'alvstc and I. Togetli- lls ll Klin tic .locelyn girl and" [ lor who cu ?last word ended in a sputter, be sure s se 1 caught her wrist and forced "Have I ttle hand at the end of it as gen- t le one? I possible over her mouth. She did m't," said I, releasing her. "It no anger i fair. What if a woman deliber have been takes a man seriously? Is that She stood ult?" was all. ir-ivo mo !t r:ir1i:i?ih emtio. I " I 111 af I II road a w.iinm s eyes an i UIVy Murray's spoilt-,1 it in til' tolling, lit , nine llltu asked. i , ' di'esl.i'in not answer, hit there was u li'roye-. 1 think I woul i ' weak, ru more .sure if Here had hoen i and looked al me. and that j MURR raid I have, "1 said, sadly i ; ? , , 'con Mixture OM'a'n; I'l1 rlcm nt.stlut sun jtl Tonic?a rem mIv tliit mike; rk*'!, re I M > i, inereao ; :i,?.? ; il an I su.).)lu'? si r mi >i .1; n <i r.vn prmpl AY'S 3 RON M1XTU I i'ii ui 'ir.- < i n l! i:i' I". I ' Till : I I H ikes it a 11. inrirov s i I ?* / to RE i ' it i ' C 1 I. v f 1C35 A I Iione r-nd Mai! Orders i "Little Higher Viiii'S treat, Columbia, S. C. ' solicited. v i L. Tri^e, but=-'" " r wo nan rammed tnrougn me lorest .nd the ulado, seeing new things every ' ^ ili'-rc things that st retched out green "wo 1 moiling shoo's like liungry arms to he Siins'iin? mi l drank it in witli in- f''om t inet ive. vi'at Joy. To us it was all ' 'lc,i trance, with a wild, unreal beauty ;o md del'ght. for we were of the city. sun''i \hereall things seem real, with a csovi rrible familiarity. So we had wand- j sliini II i igh , Hoy,"' said Babettc, won") 1 cherish a mut ual forgotfulness." ever. I gu 1 arose and shook t lie green t hings Thus \vi her hair and began to put it up. she called ; came to me a great temptation "Boy." is'e it again. As she stood, the seemed I < yrht, filtering through the branch- the sea. ?rhea.l, traced little scrolls of with you ng gold upon it. I arose and Michel* be quite the same a^ainess." And I turned away. cellvut f e stood for a moment. Then to me tonic foi she said it very low, but it prevent ould have heard it far across M . "It will be just the same and ni2. u.Ist the siunc." meets w 1 out her hand to bind the | where i>." p i! 1 (mi i i* 1, !>'. > > 11 ' ? p ) >.?I \ ii ! i; 'i ' t !i')> r v >v -ri i y r i > II i i 11'*?? :iti I ovci\:o:n ; . i ' i. .it i ! : : I. < : i * i eelin s > pr .'V.tk'nt i i : !i > .) "i iA > n it.li tlrj app." ?v il a*i 1 ) n .1 m 1: >' p*i r i j ; i v \ l : I I nk' I ) ill r i i i : i* l I 111' ' l l. rV "Vv rv king not of t ime nor of cacli r'vi: >nlv of the birds and flowers 't wa m l f lie fairyland of woodland spring. ' ai It was .1 jwn in the glade that we '"J'J'j sied a* last under rhe live-oak tree ii'hI remembered ourselves again, u,.'l ' .ih ? !e looked up as one just startled 1 1 I can i om i dream. To me she seemed a I I. \ad.lymph, tier hair was looicd, ! l> closer, n see men u> uraw inc. i ?'<? s?nu, . s so wonderful. iG"lVrha oottc half .closed her eyes ami al uit.e." I me. i "Vou wil ' your mouth were not so full of i fore. Tli )ins I'd kiss you, witch,*' said I. ' guardedly or, perhaps?well, one. Thistii: icver tell?her lips opened lo re-1 of old. I ind the pins fell into the grass. seriousne >h!" she cried in alarm, "we'll j 1'hat I I Ml I If 111 11 i J MM U. lis you don't understand ? ^ 1 said, anviously, still fearing. v 1 have to tempt me as heat will he hard -now-wont The ue she laughed as the Bahette lor eyes mocked me in my sS. is the one thing I couldn't " Guaranteed Sn'.s fa.tory t;? every p-jrohu.' Prepared by ; Murrav Druaf Con *>/ C ^ Columbia, South Carolina r. a'. I>. ..j ? -?. ipany, m ifi h sue iiaii woven Lcuuiiia ?ji nrv,, !: wo?k1 and crowned it with wild f eh'ooni. In her eyes dwelt the i . . - . . >eart ilcherv of the forest, of U12 stream "<1 if.Mte sprinc time, of the wornact. m 1 . r , ? "Yrt is>piriu Limbed by elemental hTT- ) f. * ire's vibrant aonp. " 1,1 Ret ? it Itiihet t?* and T there is a 11 tio.v-.hip, s ILdit and Hie and ye* ) ' ' x si rmik' Mid wholes'.me it s- e ns ini r be able to ti??d them." chung' -i ell on my knees and began to :h me the tniekly growing i'S ' .1 nv t.:o- , y I -en. ran loosened haie-rr {, v k iril'ed ma like Hie TOWternote^^^V^^ ioiin. hut 1 kep? mv ei/s down- Is''," bul Soni'or the t'tnv/ Cli- round >lae!c... .1.1 .. .. .M I . , , , . veil lor you,*' she said. Atuch in Little. ie or a plant iliat prows hi ^ j i nvri "a. servcsas a eood ink. ffprr?p:i t;i I afierafe v hours, it turns 1 XI p? n't for a Mi ik of getting along iSu m merwit.hout r ^TTi d ia. 7 *~~yy n n s~ <*. nute I Hold by lingular Dealers in 1 *t Kirat, Bui?. Patent Axles, wuh .ut uiiing. Every Tu-vn. c?stnJ,i'i'e iiwre Wliluh l.uvc Hun *,000 miles ^ it li r; a . ' . r.? ks bl<;?;i ino-t I am j i li\ |ir<?u<l | t nis-r -I.it lon.sli u ! *l' . have cie.il1 it and f ?hit-n-il anil c<n i?rv. (1 it s* " le triumph or an artist's soul. Tims 11 " 1 ir my artist's soul ha>. triumphed and " '' *' abbette remains to me a comrade a ttle sister, or what you will?tint is l,u"n xrely line and not a burden. Always 1111 fter the battle comes a glow of vie- J '"J0 n irv.ofconsciousstrenirt.il. Ihestiinn I .(Ml MIL pill INIVII ' 'PJ?. outh? I noticedthat. ?<fa-u<l |lu. |..1X , e boili loo'<cd.up. as ^foy ;i pre- ,??.v oil mir| ose, and our eyes were (< t) ;m | ( f.Hii np-irt llfr Hps* wi'to \en ls im,cU a. < tlimiuh she had WcVn pressing t?tln-r: v ry ml and very clost- ,,M> | ne Iler <\\es 1-M.ked straight j? p,?(|an iy own, daring npd inviting- '.shallow lal inptre>s,M 1 said, unsteadily, ' Ill '-st t i?If In 11:. v orM Is in j fl 8 E Kurd> 'I'l.c tide llierej -1 i !-?'? 1 o 1 lie lieielit i f "I I In* inrrea e is (H'i*asii>na)l\ | % a loot every live m in tit e. ? j a'\vis and '*li?rl? hii|K>sil ion. |. t l|if> year, there ? ill he a ke, uhotn - id acres in area. i. ... I . . . : i. * * J1 iiMU^nu Oi course you know meantime you are your shoes. Made ii vass or Linen Mesh. I ? /> ^ w / v '!bb. |jB saving 11 Can- M BOILERS an fiqxes, Hangers, Etc. liu.lding C'as Cgrden Hose, Pipe. Y..lves and Felt pile* and Repairs. LOMBARD FO SUP PLY STORE, AugustaQa. D ENGINES, " et Iron Work,bhaftiix, Puilejs, Gearing. ^ lings?Cast every day ; p tpui-ity !MK) hands. ;iHg; Melting, Packing and Machine Suj UNDRY, MACHINE & OILER WORKS l! n v ^: i; of mastery that delights my ar J ist's soul. I wa,c,, Hut 1 forget the glade and the I've-; contei aw t ree. biiek i We are Babes of the Wood,"sa'd| tabette. She wove a wreath of some j,aUK,] ed-llowered vine and decked my head j-or j?. rtth it. ! at hei "There is no city."' she cried: "no I lho h. sprang to her feet in quick an- j id turned lior back to nie. I :iml wi" led her rearrange her hair in ' electric lig mplative delight. Even Hahette's as ' is deligntfui. en she faced about s'^e was in the H ity as haughty as it is possible .. * , , vvas e.Hiiui ibettc to become?and 1 laughed , I IIMII-' II po one endeavored to increase - /lit I t l|ti| II. 4 llltor. 1 >i11 nnriinj? it i:nn<><sililt? I < rut ail i .i I tviuio ill 11 >11, I J' 1> illuminated I?v 12*?,00t) j lit <. so l 'i if t he lii i will l?: hey sv\ i ,n a rou id. T layonne (\. .1.) Court a hen Ited, and this entry was u the records: "Name, a doubtful: nativity, iVn Opposite i id women s. Misses' and C A. BOY IN >ostofficc. Mail ('"J. r* . ? . ? liiSdrens, B IBr wi*>? Solicited n VI SPETH B Successors 840 BROAD STREET, ROTHERS, I! U to C. P. Allen. AUGUSTA, GA [ moky, noisesome place, with streets j smiiC( nd courts and never-end'.nj? rows of ?.\,v luildings shutting out the sun: where ??\cVl eople slave md crowd ahout and live wrP;ij .nddie. There are no people. We j| car Ireamed it, didn't we. Hoy?" . |,.fL sj When Babetle mows serious an : i rj,} ( anciful at O'.ce, it is best to divert . ? ^ ter thoughts. >))(lj, ? _ lcrVine; c 1 in return. clucking:( care children again," I said rrieasscdertliel.'vs, 1 ?lnil keep this I h as a reminder," and 1 placed efully 1 encatli my vest, on the The v'ai ale. the other ire was silence. women in nl also a hairpin." I went on. lifting srh l'jr it before her shelves, ai iceup.r. i in, iayer: ohcnsc, Usposit i( n, ? v -ntuaiiy to he found on p i ->o i. l a !i"i's w i I'rrneisoo pnnec arretted T V , day tlir.-e men and three what 11iey sii;l was a sh< | - 1 ool. 11 had e imteix ai.tl / id the women were heii{,r! v^. F. Stie<>'ll//s C.J T " XT < jr g "V L Ki iN 6 ( ? 1 )liK When you buy a 'THE GREAT E] always kept in i Catalogue. : Tho I stove, buy the best. XCELSIOR." Parts j J stock. - Write for a 10 1 y Stove. Tin= ? " " lO I UC UUU, S.11U I. Wild MIHI1CU |>.j| rrelvance, "you are a fairy, with won- jmi?, Irous tousled hairanri blue eyes that re brighter than tlie sunshine over here And when you laugh, there i-. y,j; , dimple in lour cheek mre marvel- ,m ? us than all else Go1 has mile. I)i i ou know that, little one?" von?' She made a mouth a* m?n?ul |> "e.l <[ ae with daises that grew thick ah-.ut | . telte's fingers twitched witli an taught to Ise to snatch it, but dignity re- goods, stol led. was reedu e von angry, littleoney' I asked. 1 silence and much immobility ( f Monocle tall I tell you why I didn't kiss i 'lerinan ai 1 vent nr.-d as a last resort, s t im her eyes tl ishod, dane <1 , (>vv li.'O soil encd :ill if, :i coennfl'c 1 steal. A large amount ?>i en from deportment stores SllC Full Lit siiionO'A |?ro'.iiliilr 1 in I'll" T . . lthica ('nnarder Caroiii.i v.iII ha\e ( CS?c-r i o r . Y . ' ' "-oi ic of sportii .> - , o,..; Hammerles" G urs.A n in'no* finiip nr <vw ' "?ia n : ; ] !io ", '.r.r r.iii '.on li cp i J*. A. A -W ?f ' ware and t in thissecti We have a few vi left. Write for c *i\ n. ki; our stor iSicycleHousc ' S wn on. t t t f * t t ;r cry Pretty Calendars >ne. You are invited e vour headquarters tun--. "What am I?" s'i<* uski-il v it li int ro- Vi paction, and a sm-lo half.s-rio is. h.i'.l" will nocking, hovered for a monvnt on I | ler lips?"a sort of?person, wh l> ep^ p];.in nd hair and a dimp'e, v\lfo has to in- roviv vminded of them cons'ant ly. ,\nd is ?|i I '? all"" i, "You are, Babetto.'' I said, iinpivs h?g y, ' * a eanuy m s," slh' sai I. as if agiinst her Steel -a i?iIt was rather I ari to ex- uh v suli.i a t i r all. Mie watched me i ar- 'Jn?lor t li ' aii.I with a (jueer c.vp pss'.c n ild.d in my embarrassment. 'piie i;r it t 'e oil"." 1 U^an, rat her halt- t-,?jVrl Iron "i t \s h* cans I love you latter ,|,,n, al ( < t ie "i ir .Mil 'r;v-a:i women. * fVll c Is imp i" t e"aeio were Mipl in Lon- J (JlOl )H( 'Vent (ianletl. for So shillings md see our line. 1501 Main St., Cola:: >no No. 276. S. 0 I 1 when in August; SPETH B <%nr.re<5?f>r<; ' js ROTHERS, |! to C. li. Allen. ively. I.Man "Oil!'' she exclaimed. Willi jc'ti- vnn ance. "and who is ilia'?" sin* n ' The dearest little. <;irl in i! <- cvolu vorld," 1 told her; "?iih 11?o spark- want in# mind. 1110 Hi: est sou I and the well- H'sd rained heart." SIm Habelte regard d m fjuiy. cali.v 1m:I ;inrl ?. ntently. the v ' Thi vvaII t ijiiit.-1 s'i1 re I lie ol iH'i's thai make Jove ! . . . .Wail! lot in*.; cxp'aln"?as iade a j.'1-sl itio of inpatient ii . lit.. better than tliey wli- ^ Olirist l;i to possess von I-'on't yon .set? 1,1|,'a,,'n<' liferent anil . wovemeiit . . .the 1 frlc nr.(i as i in |?av<: me. I paused e I i'<? K t tier < I" i;. I Ik ii , .onls ,"l!iie . c! ; : I la I. 11. > vmi 1<. i j it \ i.v vt mmI t imi I. it . w< n missions in Africa art* hv ill1' so-called Ktlsionian t. 4 , I ill W I, wlmso cry is, Alrici lor ,|,N Tv ;? u rSI* r < 'i-ii \ 'i ' i' 15 it riZht? " -' ? ' ? t? l l.t 1 1. . t i t r.ti, .i * * . . > 0 RT H i i\ V RS'l' i () A.'* Manirolui'ig Hammond "> >i>? r-?I >i s do ?n r? i if ' i?n .. n- j 1 . i.f iv !f ? hi ii" 11 r > i -4 iii'i' ml i'l l iii! i j, i i. i -in fit > rit i* Iur <' h . ..! . \ (* ! . c r it > >i '' "i , .m II.ja wind do you know? Vou've never inade -el. love to me." !> au "I know a do/en that have tried it." I"?m I answered, sternly, "and you, jou wmii permitted it?"or a while. Till tir-\ you-i cease to amuse, perhaps. And then" l"vo 1 made an exprsslve pe lure. rest. V : ' V'ltiili.* ..V> i IS! he - 1 ion : over fresh and i more on f tifwl? and unal dined. it 1 were use paint re for you <is I have i>r other j aj-ei.t d i cr. as oilier men have eared for punt and r.on't \nw set ? it. would delile t he whleli n a aid p!aee it ?.n a level v illi the; Vst pain I h ive lovi d women and 1 aken gallon: 11 " i ' 'i v . i v). . , . i >r -V I 1. M?i if' i <!cal?T m.ilvf I i A clfiil) r Irakis i < nls Viiinn' nn ?i bt.rli fil 0 lei };al!(ni I lian omi ,- ? -< ?|~ s (hi ci^l.t j^al ' tis i'f I. i\ M | . - 11? * m- 11" six cf linsffii (.ii iii-rri. ?c>lvi i !??' t ut j 11 ffn k?i!'"us >' 'in1 uiiii 11 *' i -1 t iu t lie woi Id, at '.-l.lln |*it mini i.* n'i^n if 11 \-nv\ nci kims i II ( <! t>\ m 11 I <1 1 v w i I 11 "' | v , i. ' i i I t' - ? v . .J i f?t.* , y " > ,: ., " . , . . ... p?T- -Kpjlp--?**" 'HI III .III- > -.. I . , /p! af.'*'- .r - r.. jr. ! ;ilc V- ' / 1 II) I'll I I. It I'll I -11 I *?? I. ... I 1. -I t .1, I 1 I r.'l-K , . 1 I I'l l . I' I 1-1 I . I III I ll I rii .Hii.i ii* . s . n i >ii| i li r \>a i nr i.nnl It i t. t?. h i,?i|. MAURICE WALTON. PrkpidbNT. ALBERT .? DIRECTORS: Maurice waltnn. v Charles T. Purd, .lame* E. Henry H, Cnmmiog, Bryan I,h?i eor^t? S Murphey. ... t>oes a general Banking Bn-ii.esi aKonnnf.? of Mcehants. Corpor U M. J .IIOLI ING8WORTII, VICE-TRKP . HATCH, ('A8HIKR. I'm J. Itollinnsw <>rth, *Vm. II. Barret'. I'jirver, William Martin, I*. L. Arrinton, , ence, John J. Evans, Tlioinas It. Maxwell, i. Pays interest on spe'inl (faving') anc't*. alionsand individuals solicited. .^iDlii'i I e ' You s?e, I I lav- be n una d," l em!- ' 1.0.1 eel. , Soim At thi* last B.?bette laugher] r'gli' tlies merrily. The nccu-ui ion she ign t-ed ng for obvious reasons. want I have heard 'I.said,'' she remaik- arm e:l in rebuttal, 'that you are a lady er In killer?and have no heart at all." see?' ' Hut you didn't believe it," 1 said, | || cord. , i in my arn s, :.nn tired of them |>.| jn |?, o them luve tired of me for llonlj iiiinc lea? (mi One of us?you or 1 J and Ugail in do this if don't you see? 1 j moderate todienmof holding you in my i(-n *| I want io year i fjr you and rev- withLori vc you. Little one, can't yo111 ;i t i,,iv 11 . ?f Si'/.1 <1 llClllMJ. 'I'llt* I l<l '*iiiii I tonsil ml i hinvlii'S | :i: 111 I n.il s mi* . hiiI Kinau & Man 1 ii/. I . M. -"aiio ?i -i- i i quantity yji i?t? c I iinvl.es i^ht from 11111 i:i 11-< 'n 1111 m M:i r. I ivti ri?< '? I . jy i r" v ili* jr (^' " iih '? "'rilMMi > i' ?r w it i li \v H ?l< . | .1 >* \ Iifii i'l<l P ml Itns nil til ll r f i ! . i other ' \ ? |in I I ? li'i'h I' ' w'- I i .1 - ???! ilfil. t'ccnnia l)owli (i^n. N. & S. C;i O: ? .) A 'lllilllitl < \\ Jlpn l?W, rt<". ? writers coilibiueil ?lg. j rolitia. Prompt aou courteous attention gu ranteed. Ben<i ii.s }'oiir ?'(k. ... 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