The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, April 07, 1905, Image 5
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Jack Allen's Ciratitud
"But you seem strangely youn
"What , has ages to do with it?"
" Nothing of c >?rrse. You uiuit
cuse me,Mr Barnes, but this is qu
surprise t ? me."
? ...
I "It may be in Joyville, but that has
no weight with nie. Come, come,
every minute adds to the interest."
ig " "I tell you, Johh Allen, there is 110
bill."
' ex* "That's right; call me John Allen,
lite a 1 fancied you might be a l'ttle obstinate,
and so I took the liberty of fix
Don't for i
think of getting along
this Summer without
a pair of
i Minute ?
Ol
Ciuii
T-? n-r??t '-a
ir Success . . Ou
Jed by that as our Compass we
A Bates burgr M
BMMiHBMnM "have you a floor pa
I two weeks?" Yes
*4 Colpc I it has a beautiful gl
I two years If propel
" " 3 mons Bros.
have bought |
'Oman Asks^ -'^H
lot that will last fl
we have Devoe'B " >9|
oss and will wear
ly applied. Tim
i am uruiu i ran c excuse
Able Garner. An exhibition of
prise on the part of a lawyer with
ty years practice behind hint is
unseemly."
"I admit it, Mr. Parn?s. Hit
few things happen in this town."
paused and looked earnestly a'
younger man. "And no.v, may I
your legal adviser, of course, ask
you, to,; the aniOint myself. Ilere you
sur- are."
for- Iie dfe\v out his poeketbook again
not anil produeod a folded paper uiul handed
it to the old mail,
it so ? With ,l<.hn Allen's love and thankHe
fulness," he i-a d.
the 1 he old uian glanced at the slip and
. a-? his face paled.
why "No, no," he exclaimed. "Why.
OUTINGS
Of course
meantime
your shoe:
vass or Lii
>HOES. 5
The
you know in the fast
: you are saving sens
Made in Can- ?
nen Mesh.
wnai you want. - wittiout
ce we could not exist. So in d
lave no doubts, we will treal
quality of our Goods please
idious, and our prices appeal 1
>itive pocket
I /-r r
your corni- r~~i
lealing with *
t you right. dext
S the most Leesville
to the most nm ?
v Office over Aus
. m. hiti
Physician am
you have done this fcenerous thing
our town?"
4-You will know in good time,"
visitor replied. "Tin re is a slor,
be told first." He paused and too
long breath. "Let your memory
hack to twenty years, Able Gai
Do you remember a boy hero who
called Jack Allen? Think lend."
Tl.? i* ~ 1.1.
for this makes nu* rich."
"For ?ovvi!I * perhaps," laughed
the the visit! r. "At least it means butler
y to with your bread, and eake. too, if joi
k a want it. l'ut it in your po ket ami say
fr t <no more."?lie moisteneJ his lips,
ner. "And now for the reason that pro nipwas
ted me to give Joyville a library. It
is gratitude, Abel darner, pure grati..1
t tula "
Men and women s, 3
Misses
T. A. BC
Opposite Postoffice.
Cnlitmhia !
>1.50.
' and Childrens, ours
>YNE, ~
Mailorders Solicited
c c vv
I. L. ULUV
uccess-Our Sales. Our Succ
MAVK A CPi?ri A
tl 9 19 I Uatesbur>
' I omcTu
ess-Our Sales.| 2 to 8 ?
UK, J. A. \
]>KNT1
T TV nC D.t..b?r,
'o?
ours; ' '
Ed ^^B
* m JH|r
8T\
jLiir *nu iiiuu ? im u uretv i HJUUH
"I remember him," lie said.
"Tell ine about liim."
"lie was an unhappy lad, as I reti
her him, the stepson of a wort
man who made tun: a vagabond,
mother was dead: his home \va
hovel."
.^ 'Wlrat more do you remember?"
'.My attention was vailed to him
:u? ?.?? vj ^.
"Gratitude!"
"X.-thinj; else. If Joyv lie hadn't
>eui- suspeetel me and hounded me and
bless driven me forth, 1 won hi never have
His prospered r.s I have don ). If Joy villo
s a hadn't foreed uie nerusi her b >rd*rs I
mi^ht yet be the worthless vagabond
I was. 1 utn grateful to .loyvd'e and
at a I have long wanted tn sho-v my grati
COUQ
Murray's Horchound Mullein and Tar
live remedies known for curing cougs, cc
all afTcclions due to inflamed and irritat
sages 11 is prompt in affording relief a
*? ^ f T -A <4
HS ^
is composed of the most efTee- Glan<
Ids, lagrippe, sore throat and
ed conditions of the air pasnd
certain in its effect of lias
J J. X U1 -LJV^Xn
nTJ ?&>TTTTT.
2e at these prices; the>
doubt away.
.1^ X I WI
Office ia.'Telai
QKO. nii.LT>
r knock all
j ATTOKKKYgI
Will practice in all
S. Oou
Ollice in Kaiitin
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phone I i*l 11 i I
UllKltlliN. 5 '
kmond. 5
IMMERMAU, $
Ar-LAW. 4
the btnte and U. j|
;ar; Riiililinor ~
time when the town was greatly
cited over the frequency of incend
fires.? The boy was pointed oul
me as a suspicious and dange
characeer."
"No doubt he lookek it
"lie was ragged and dirty, at
fancied he looked it.'*
"Go on."
T..~ ?l.l I _ . ?
x- tilde. The library is the result. It
iary means after all these y?ars that I am
t to not forgetful of a true benefit. Tell
r.us them what you please, dear old friend,
but this is the truth. And so, goodby,
Abel Garner, goodby !
id I lie caught the ohl man's land,
pressed it warmly and was gone.
tening a cure.
Murray
Horehound,
And T
may be used to advantage in cases when
It is Dleasant. nurelv vecret.-ihle anrl ^Iko
Nice Lai
Quarten
17 'c You ci
7 ^ Solid Oa
Mullein "wK
Tables 35c
ar
e other medicines have failed. .The i
lllfol V kJi fA for filfl nnrl rrmnnr
-ge Glass Solid Oak Suits, $18.00
sd Oak Suits, Gold Finish, well made, no shodd
in't afford to pass these by.
k Sideboards in endless variety. We begin at
Our $25 00 Board is a gem that shines out it
i shades with springs at 25c., Hugs 50c. Art S
inest line of'Stoves in i
Lexioytoo
y,T35.00, $40.00, $52 00. "
DR. THEO. A. Ql
*10.50. $15.00, $18.00
.s own value. Physician anb
iquares $2.98, Tabouret D . ,
rsatesburg
:he Market. 77-?
."S, <37 ""
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JATTLEBAUM
i SuRGEO!*. fc
. s,c. ;j 8
A li ii A vr
me viu ?ttw]ci > ^iut' ?
and more troubled.
"He was arrested not long after
ami charged With selling fire
barn of a townsman. The ji
against him was strong. Tiie fee
against him was intense Kveti
drunken stepfather testified aga
him."
"And you?"
ZfTIS SPRING
to " And man must clothe
rooi
in" himself in wear to suit
Ilia
insc the season.
Nothing else like it in all the world. It
house, ready at hand .when needed. l\in
leal in eases of croup. It has remarkauh
paroxysms of whooping cough.
Price 25c. Guaranteed sat
chaser.
AT DRUG S'
Prepared by the Murray Drug
should have a place in every
ents will tind it's effect mag- lT.on
... rine Ste
; virtue in controlling the $4 95 per 1
" LMTI
ist'actory every purTi
iores.
Co , Columbia, S C 904 Br<
ig, Iron Age, the Steel Cooks for *9.50
iel Ranges with warming Closet ami Six holes,
oil. Our beautifu Neelde Case for asking,
jet us know your wants, if you cant come to s
he J. L. Bowles Furni
Dad Street.
only *:to.00. Mattings INSL'RA
ee us.
BATKSBUBG,
ture Co.- J" fB- v. p. tu
Augusta, Ga. on'"sl'i? p "8"1
avauai^i m v'
N(JE.
11
tlMEKMAN,
ional service to
"I ? well, 1 was younger then
l more sympathetic.perhaps. Tne
I boy was down and every man's I
aeemed raised against tuin. I off
in?elf in bis defense "
Bk "Uo on.''
M "1 called on the boy and jnestii
B bim At fir>t lie was stublorn
would not answer. No doubt be
K^k ..... r.- ? ....... - 1 I....I
and For Spring wear we
poor ;
him! nave the latest Furnish1
ings of all descriptions.
# ,
otml
ntpj Underwear, Neckwear,
Gloves. Handkerchiefs.
A SWELL LOW CUT ?
made in ail
leathers Y ^
?ty I e s |
awl?!? /
Many Shoes are A q
Cohen's ftn
ET OUR PRICE
Qlfl A QT!f]
|it u]tie 01 oaieso
- , - - Office'over the Nat
can be found there di
?g ON^ BATESBUI
D. M. CROSS
rilTSIMAN AN
m ri ?
urg af.n vjci n:ty*
ional Bank, and
ay or night.
IG, 8. C.
50N, M. P.
l> Sfp.okos.
D win his conf'riennc. Finally lie
uie hisstory pitiful."
"Then you asked liitn if lie
guilty of this particular crime?''
"Yes, of course."
^HHHE "Ami he met your gaze .wi
jhhb^^wtcady Iook as lie told you he
14 I '
Shirts 6: Collars.
i
Wis j .*?
KNOX and STETSON'S
Soft and Stiff Hats.
\V. S
Hand Ba^s & Suit Cases.
THIS 15 ONE jr
( n !- ? /A ?ti 1 r? d t? ,
i a Joy Forever-- Com - j UU
t and Beauty is in our
oes. For Workmanip,
Material and Style,
ne to CoSien's Shoe
3re. n
rv /", C -4- M ? - -
uuv uuu
Wg Handle a Full Li
AMU. 1
F. F. STR
ATTORN'FY
HO of BAT^8BUI
. ^
-LA iV"
up.in
(HI til
B ,4Aod
H B
? \V liy should li? <!n tha ?"
"I think it must hvas he.mi Ii -c
his j
VESTS?Fancy & While.
Alio!
Suits made to order.
Fits Qua ran teed.
* M *
J. H. ELEAZER,
\>uaicit s
1636 Main Street,
I'lione and Mail <>rde
MERCHANTS B
/' ? - . ? -- -
uc oiurc, Vir<
Columbia, S. C.
r:s solicited.
A rvl \s' AUCIUSTA
'AIM IV, GA.
_ I
?inia=Carolina C
Company, at
Armour Fertil
'hemical
j Barber
Shop
izers. Moved.
B to him."
"No d ubt. Ami then, Abel . (J
I
"I went into c mt with him
did in.v best to clear him. I was y<>
B er then and more enthusiastic. It
the bnv and 1 against the towi
fcA muddltd the witnesses. I proved
Jj drunken father a l>ar. and 1 did \
1514 Main Street,
aruColumbia,S.
C
nrvl I ?
<"'K- j
wa"!SOUTHERN R. R. SCHEi.
I !
the| DULE IN EFFECT
vital :
ti>mmcnccu imsiness i el
.MA I'KK'K WALTON. I'iifsum-nt. \VM..
A Ml MKT S. HATCH
DIRECTORS: Mamie.- waiton. Win .1. I
< hurled T. Pu. <1, Jami's K. Tarver, V
Henry II, (hHnming, Ur.vui Lawrence, .1
forge S. Mi rphev. Does
a genci .il I5an!;in^r I'u i: ess. Pays in
Ai'i'iiMiU i I M i. relet l i . I ' <, i t. . ro ! nuu >.
>ruary I, iyu4
i nollixtjswortn, vice-rr f.?
I, Casiiikr.
!i?l!iii?rs\vorth, *Vui. II. Barrett W/
William M riiti, L. L. Arrinton W .
ohn J. livans, Thomas Ii. Maxwel
torest on special (Savings) acc'ts
i - .1.
P. ROOF, = = Lexing
JL,
We have moved i
ton. S. C. ,ntot"c''hotosrai
more, and will be {
patrons and friend
uur Barber Shop 1
?h Gallery once
rlad to see our
s. TfjgBM
II could lo arouse a sympathy for
client 1 thank heaven that I woi
court over. A 1. n<t te-n in pr
would have crushed the lad s oil
body. lie was fre.-?il?Lilt tin one
dition. lie was to leave Joyvilh
once and never return. 1 did \vl
could. I form! clothes for hi in an
few dollars and I saw him on the I
...i r... >.. ........t i
my j JANUARY 9, 1915.
Atlanta, Ca , January 4, li?or>.
isoti
, Schedule Changes on the Savannah
cor.- "ivision, effective January !?, 1 fu)."?.
' llt No. m
iat 1 j Lv. Columbia 11:40 a. m
lain lhitesburg 12 .'>0 p m
..i i Ti'nnt nn 1 - ??-? -- '
I'roiimt ami r..iiricuii< at 'eutiim ?ii rani
WORTH INVES
New Manifolding Ha mm
Typewriter operators <lo von n-.ili/e if you
111at \on a*e doing over twice as inncli wrilit
:eed. Send ytior collections.
TIQATINQ!
iond Typewriters
are nstnj; other than a ll imi., .nil \ ^ \
if? as is neccessary? (Hammond
NEST Jj, L
ORK. P. F
OWEST D' J- 1
>RICE.
?
KING.
fwwuiiu Mil tut* ^M-,u t M> I iniin
that lie cried again wli n I bade
jjoodbv.-?I'oor lad!'"
The visiter slowly nodded.
'"AbjJ darner," he s..id. will
ssivy again,'John Allen, I believe vi
The old man's troi.l led look d
rued, but he did as the stringer
sired.
'Inhn I li.*l v. ii " *
iiin-1 - i p. m
liitit Warrcnville * - :0S p. in.
Ar. AHCJI STA 2 :*>0 p in.
No. 2.U.
yt 11
Lv. KujjelieUI 1 :l"? p. in.
eep- Trenton 1 p in.
(,e" Ar. A1KKN 2 :?0 p. in
No. i:;i
Kry hi i'll ssinti ngner :mki oiiiv iui i i t.i.?
woi lc and greater spml) Writ tor ('ataingi
Exclusive Hammond r?
Featuris. 7
Willing on nnj width J "an*"?s/s
' y ^
i 111 other machines, hence less
ic anil learn.
j Exclusive Ilaammom!
~ lea tn res:
"T \ instantly int> robanjje- i
in^j utile t? i" (any style, |
: iiy Inn^iuisre: 1,'reek.
Hebrew. etc) link
<1^3sp ee (ii-cf uI In'" tub'.i- /\ -4
hn work. Automatic 1*1
y i in I iti (print the j
:ianta Granite \
Real fi
B?u?
Vorks,
istate H
rht,
I The stranger faintly smiled.
' There is Mill something fain
about your voice." He pallet
moment.?"Those were the swe*
words J had ever heard, Abel Clam
The old man started.
-You!"
' Yes, old friend, 1 was that oil
py b ?y. Do you understand
Lv. Augusta ' '> : *> "? p.ni ,
iliar Wairenvillc 4 p. m.
'' :l Trenton "? :00p. m.
:t?St , ...
r ,, Batosburg .> :4t p. m.
j Ar. Columbia (5 :"K? p. m.
No. 1
,ia,> {,.v. Aiken 4 :i:? p. m.'
now
|i a |> c r straightening (No letters iliagnnn
Only tv| ewriter \vlii<-li will do as pretty w
The Hammond has all of tilt- poo?l points o
and some good points which they hav'nt.
Mailorders for supplies for all macliines s<
Decania
fan ' tor lifi'.t or hard .
St r. r'\e of hence 4 II I
By/ regularity and neatness /All F
fr/ of work.) Automatic
illv written.)
ork when old as when new, etc.
f all other typewriters combined We make
MmIII.I1" 11
dicited. 1 wiih the h
Dowlinir. !
?>r;A I.kks IX
winds of Monuments
work and Iron Fen
any I?.intr from tlio Lightest Marble Slab tn
I or Vault. We hava a folly equipped cuttii
i?-st pneumatic tools to compete with any cf t
art* the very I iwest consistent with flrst-cl
For prices and estimates call on or correspo
>, Statuary Sol
ices.
i tlie Heaviest Granite I I I 1
ig- and finishing: piaot j I
lie wholesale trade, a n i -M.
ass material and wor |
nd with . . .
Id.
'ent,
M
rwliat I meant when I spoke ol <1 e'
The old mail was quite dazed.
Stared at 1'ie stranger dutnh.y
"Ami you have |?r? " pered?" lie li
ly asked.
"Yes."
"You are really .laek Allen*'"
"I was. I added die llama to u
. I had a right?my father's name. (
...? - I.OI..I \ I... I I 1 lllliT
Ill y" i romon ;"> :?H) p. m.
lie Kdgelkdd f? :20 p. m. !
No. 12!?
ii.alLv.
Columbia f> :Ofl a. ni.;
Hatesbur# ? : " "> a. m. |
Trenton, \Varrenvil!e and Annusliieli
ta-same as now. I
; v.
V .11 "
Gen. Agt, N
A Home Ri
S. B. McMA
. & S. Carolina. yy
Cc'l imbia, S. C ?
KWWfl
tin For I jf
STERS.
r. Barnes - ridge <
mm'mmwmz
you have a- "e se^
idache, Ner=3
S T n i
m&c, Ren
[ Plumbing,i
t I All rent:
/N^tTT r ? ? -v
ted,
?> t
3 collect
I did men favor thai money cannot
, pay."
"I'm a In tie stunned," the old I
yer scicl "Such things are 11111?
common in .loyviile."
The stranger ~m!deti j louche I.
"That reminds me," he cri. il. '
I must, it >\v exp ain why I have ri
_ }
i?- Columbia, Warrenvillc anil Angus-;
ta- s.'inii' ;in now
u Pass I'.ati sluirg t? :11 p in.
" Trenton ?' :">S p. in.
N'o. IT Daily)
lh?' Lv. ret ry T :'fl p. in. 1
iv Ar. Hatching N p. in
_? i=ivah
^ Will
3r
ljfinff* of H.isv- Rail, th(> rcqui- 5^ |)J^
\viiii-s, I h - d."n mN of Cro.ju *t, j 7^ ^ Ul
. of FUr.vv.i >;i I- f', R>xinKj
V|f1? lVJ.<Tl VJ111
emv it in 10 minutes. ??
For Sale at all ^2
tUU STORES." H Mill ?
iui.u'.uitwtw?wju
Lowest
neiy alRl 'ed and est;
in order.
>tlppites* ?
prices in M Dr
ates kept
\rfnvin
IIIIH liorarv II' JI'IH Mf" ||| I
"No ilonbt y to will i \,i!,iin it ill
dt'dicati .11 service tbia aft-moo. 'i
"No; I .1111 yoi'U back I?? 111 c?* v
(he (irat train. I only waiio i : >
J o I Hesitli". I an? \ in'atir.? i!
dale of the r cirt l?. r?*tnrn Ii
^ on wiil lej.res -ii' me t>.i* a to i
i?t my personal r?*<|ii? ?t. IV i I
*\ h it yon tIiiiik boat. Ami imw
Mo. 1.10
t i
Aiitfiista ai!'! .-nnio ;s
' now
H l'a-i-i i'r> ntori :? n<
" i aH:*.l)urir 10 ::;"i in
,, 0 Nil. J ("nlII nl :.I & \
; 111 No *C!l II K'l".
fi .
^^^^^ERICAN BOXING GLOVES.
nrvliuv Inlian (J i> . *"
AlltV. rill l?r;n r hj iloli. b til 1 , rrifthl
j : 1 add pleasure and zest to ' SulTorinj:
lent poisor
>oy and tfrl; - All is in our orayson.ol
New Life I
writ* s, "I I
ach and bo
I h<>! r 1 Alii.
..... ,
Sv.] ufifrin^ Relieved.
: fright fully from the viru the
is of undigested food, C f!.
[ Lula, M'ss.. took i">r King's
Pills, "with I he result, ' he
tat i was cured." Ulstom- L<? k.J? i>
wel disorders give way to,
! . vi1 ivo nmnovt h e 'Wo ?
State. . 111
ioz,br co
ny reason. Hill wait -your bill."
, "For wliat'r'*
l*'For st-rvieos rendered, of COU 8
oi it i- t wenty year* old."
outlawed."
e>_ The Hatcsburg Advocate .">o cent* a
year in advance. Send in jour subscription.
S. B. McMASTER,
| April 27.
Columbia, S. C.
Leesville, j
' ,MA,M ' ?v v * w.
arris, F. B. (iunter, Tim-1
.and Crosson Dm# Co,of. t
guaranteed.
,v> >. \>y nrji v?o v*ji
Columbia, S.C Real Estat
te Broker jjjgj