The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, April 14, 1905, Image 2
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B. , UJ-J.W At? ? OCATtS Wunuy must not
nor human life too
He, who commit!
Safeecrlptlea Rate#, la Advance: who he is, and no
f\r%m V?.. _
Six Mootbs.^""]]25c! k,lls' if the ,ife tul
. to be clearly withi
? . defence or defence
Entered at the Batesburg, S C. Post
? to pay in full meas
Office as Second Class Mail Matter. Ills crime.
???? i The honor and v
No attention paid to correspond- demands that the
enoe that is not signed by sender's ancl the guilty pur
correct name. Even handed jus
?. favor, through
w. .. . ,. judiciary, must be
When sending in change of address .
, . ,, . tlie law demands,
always give your old post office.
SEliN ON
N. Rogers Bayly. Ed. and Prop. The grow||1}f f
- pecially adapted
FRIDAY. APRIL 14. conditions of this
' linaand.it is jus
PUBLIC OPINION. Peachbelt. Thoui
At the meeting of the T. P. A's on of trees of
March 5, the members took a shot at early, medium and
Judge Izlar, before whom was tried with tiny fruit an
recently the case of W. M. Hartley, poaches and plenty
charged with assaulting Mr.J L. Eth- brighter
eredge, who is a popular member or Asparagus, thou
the post. , ,,
The defendant was found guilty by spec a y suited in
the jury at Lexington of assault with s0,'> ls being piodii
inteut to murder, and the sentence of quantities and beir
the Judge was tive years in the peni- to the markets of t
tentlary, or to pay a tine of *>00. The tarries are juU b
resolution jumps on the Carolina judge ,
for glvloir sucli a small Bne as an al- "aes bearevld,
ternative for the sentence of imoris- supply.
onment, and several decided speeches One of our most
were made by the members present, as is furnishing mueh
in their opinions the tine was to the thought to his neii
end of thwarting justice. The resolutlon,
offered by Mr. J . 11 Morris, 1,0 has pl""
and which was unanimously carried; "eeP with two-hors
was as follows: 'n large quantities
"Whereas, one William M. Hartley lias deeply crossed p
did on the 29th day or December, 1904. by incorporating tb
commit a murderous assault upon our .
brother Mr. J. Lee Etberedue, while s'" He has ?ut hl
on ft railway train, murderously stab- olass surface order
bing him with a knife, and seriously his corn, which is u
and dangerously injuring Brother color and strong gr
Ethcredge: wiU g0Qn ^ piante(
"And, Whereas, the said William M. bear watching A
Hartley was on the 22nd day of Feb- nUn,.t. ,,
. T i a a abouts so much lack
ruary, 1905, in Lexington county,
South Carolina, tried by a jury for the tcr' ,iunjus. though
offense, and was duly convicted by the ^ Is safe to predict
jury of assault and battery with in- date farmer will rea
kill? aDid j ? , bis outl*y and that
"Whereas, Judge Izlar, who was . ?, , , ? .? , t
holding court in the place of Judge n n n y Je
Aiaricb, the auiy qualified judge or R2Xt JFears' crop tha
the said court, who was inca,>acitated depend upon chemic
by sickness, sentenced Hartley to live for their plant food.
(6) years imprisonment in the pen! Aa orchard of pecj
tentiary, or to pay a fine of two hun- ^
dred dollars, f*200 00) only. are ue Sueu'
"Therefore, We, Post E., of the Panted in rows 30 X
Traveler's Protective association of expected to be in n
Georgia, do most heartily approve of ten years.
the verdict rendered by the Jury In Thcownerofthls
the case, and we do also most heartily , . .
approve of the verdict rendered^-**"- - . 0P.teo the Al.dridg
jHE
jury in the case, and we do alsc ? ^ i " a?d J'01
4 heartily commend the court for the same held in noth
, _ ?Antan/<a i\f fiuo voare I let rnu, f>nm Onri rf
passing VI a, 9CUKUW V>? u.v J an >Vn w.u. ...?
upon the defendant, but we do pro- cotton, 4th row cot
ten again*, the alternative part of d on
the sentence of the court, which allowed
a man convicted of assault with tlie en(* ?* tlie
Intent to murder, and sentenced to a tween each and eve
term of live years in the penitentiary corn or cotton, is 4
to be relieved of a just sentence by wor(js 8 feet of cor
the payment of the sum of only two f. . .. ,
. j , , ? 12 feet in cotton in
hundred dollars ($200.00).
j ?a. i a? in corn agal n i n tw
'We do most heartily pronounce the
line imposed as being entirely inade- planter of this
quate and incongruous with the sen- states that last yea
tence imposed, and out of all propor- planted as shown i
tion thereto."?The Augusta Chronicle jbg of cotton in th
The record breaking precedent set ols of corn. This
by Judge Izlar as to the value of penal worth keeping in
servitude in the Penitentiary of the nuts are being pli
State of South Carolina was, as shown considerable numl
by the above article clipped from the lumber, as in the I
Augusta Chronicle, brought up before nuts. Apricots g
The Travelers Protective Association peaches and are w<
for consideration at Augusta, on ful culture. Figs]
March 5th last. Articles condemning lous to the soil anc
the course of Judge Izlar, though do moderately well
couched in every conservative language
x v' considering their aggravation, showed A CHANCE
up the unprecedented action of Judge PIANO NE
Izlar wherein he valued 5 years in the
State Penitentiary at the ridicuously Tr?Ir'Cif? te,l?a
J Vt., one of the pic
inadequate sum of ?200. of hls native stat<
The proper enforcement of its crim- winter in Batesbu
inal code is of such vital interest to occllPation. he is
.. ?. . . a .. _ , _. _ . one in this town a
the State of South Carolina, that the ,
organ he or she m:
people of the state cannot afford to large profits gener
ptt-SS uvcr HI aliCUW ucuiaiuns Uiat | a((cii<o.
tend to lessen the dignity of its
courts. For a Wea
Nothing encourages crime and destroys
the fair name of a common- "rief|il 'rJe c**r
' Chamberlain's S
wealth more than miscarriage of jus- Tablets will help
tlce through Judicial channels. food. It is not th
taken that given s
MARION PARR AND THE LAW. to the system, but
ted and assimilate
Marion Parr, now in Richland Jail a Weak digestion,
on sentence for the murder of these Tablets a
Clarence Shealy, will be hanged in the have been beneti
yard of the jaU to-day, Friday, April TJiey only cost a q
'. _ , ? ' ? Timmons Bros&<
14th, between the hours of 10 and 12
J.. M. Parr will be the 1st white man . . _
. . _ ,. . Subscribe for T1
hanged In South Carolina (or a long w|tWn th(. rcach
term of years. Whether or not other year
murders have occured in our state
A Dare*
deserving of capital punishment, the
perpetrators of which have escaped o'tcn ends in a sa?
*?. w , ,.u . , , , accidental injuriei
through legal quibble and judicial pjcasalve. 4,A (3
miscarriage, is too sore a spot to dwell foot, from an acci
upon. If South Carolina is to becomo dore Schucle, of Ci
prosperous in measure of the general me great pain. I'
high character of her people and !e*s' b,U
ly healed it." Soot
varied worrth of her resources, the law jj^e maf?tc, 25c a
abiding must be protected and the Ounter, Timmons
aw breaker must be punished. Drug Ca. of Lecsv
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XI. JJ-. UHiDDKIX, J. J
i murder, no matter < President.
matter whom he IT* 1
cing be not proven ? lTC I Jet H i
n the limits-of self
of family, be made Capital
.ure the penalty of
rellbeing or a Slat s Leesville, :
innocent be protect- Joan- in in se us, we wan
ii*hod. l'on takeu to insure sab
itice. w ithout fear or 1 ? 11
an irreproachable
! administered, as
rinningto ripen and ""Snathe ?cr
ence of a bountiful Diac0mc3'ii?
progressive farmers P R.
data for earnest vlre5l&w \\ *
ghbors in agricul- BATE
cd liis land very e
plows, lias plowed
of stable manure,
lowed again, there
e manure with the
s ground in tirst 1
and has planted 0 H H
pand of dark green
owth; his cotton
1: this farm will
r."The Manhatta.
otherwise fertile, ? x
Um f f Kin ??r *r vJ M 1 ^
?*v vilio ujj'tU*
p a rich return for . _ ? ,,
, . . A Policy-Holders Company,
he will leave lus
tter condition for forward contracts It is one
n the farmers who When you want First Class 1
al fertilizers alone get our rates. We write up
tns of over 1000 Marshall B. Young, Q
these trees are pugh & Phibbs, A
40 feet and are
ut from Ave to BAI E!
L. M. MITCHELL,
pecan orchard has
e svst?ju.inunian?
; 1
:n; ?ie piauts the _ _ _
.nunrr Rock bottoi
ton, 5th corn, 6tl)
:r and ever again to No Flies noi
; the distance bery
row, whether of ter you if y
feet: or, in other
n in two rows, then doors and v
3 rows, the 8 feet
0 rows and so on. We have all you
T^on i?acrcoMand PaihtS, CalSOlTM
ibove, he raised 500 y-,-.
e seed and 40 bust)- .L lclST/Cl
experiment is well
view. Black wal- ^
inted out here in V_^?
hers, not for the
forth, but for the Opp()S
row afc readily as
ill worthy of care- COL
grow as if Jndigu- A POSTAI
1 cherries and apples
I.
TO GET A
:AR COST. i-*
irt of Brattleboro, ^ ^ ^
ineer piano dealers 1?? /\ I B??
j is spending the m JI B. 1 -y
rg and by way of
willing to sell any
ny grade of piano or
ly desire minus the
ally paid to regular ^
Saturda
ik Digestion. ?^
i replace food but
tomach and Liver M 8 "f
you to digest your S ? ji/
e quantity of food ^
itrcngth and vigor
the amount diges- a W T
d. It troubled with tvCtUfll W
don't fail to give j y pi>(
, trial. Thousands in tt A n
tted by their use trFl^^v A T|\/Ap
[Uarter. For sale by I 11H R ]> V ^
;rosson Drug Co. AI1V na/ i v v
Any reader of this paper wl
ie Advocate It is store Saturday or Monday, A|
of all?50 cents a more from our superh stoc k o
be allowed a discount of 10 pt
bia. Besides you get the liiu
devil Ride IT pAYS
1 accident. To heal
?, use Buck leu's Ar- Hosiery. Negligee Shirt)
leep wound in my Under-wiear, hxtra I roust
dent," writes Theo- fill T~\ TT *
Rumbus, O.."caused i I'll A rfc r| ^
hysicians were help 1 Hu H-! H,
s A rnica Salve quick-1
hers and heals burns (
tO. J. Harris, F. B. OTHIFDQ
Bros, and Crosson CLUI rllfcKi:
Ille.
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_ jag rdhbttita advocate."*
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l. ma ] rilkw.ii a m kk'l'zk.
vl?? proo 1 >
k cf lesville, (
I, $30,0}.00
= Southbajrolina.
t. to s?'o aiul kno\u ail. Kver* procii u
5tJ ' ) ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ' ^
3\VE1UY
?:\tfrsf?StoeK is theniction
in a village arc. \Y\ ....
Thintfs are sold. \t I UOi
tunvcr a catalog r.rca f-1"
atehes, Clocks, etc. )? *'
and Look! This do. the > T*.
e care of themselves. v VS
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GUNTH-t, \ A
isburu, s. i
j Am
ST II :< i! J
Alw ay:
i Life Insurance Co., '>
ijuantit v ol
lew York. m:
I linseed oil, \
] Is Policies are simple, clean,, si raiuht- ; w I?. 1'.
of tlie strongest companies in the world. ' ^ ^
'roteetion, or investment, call on us and | Vanii>! . d."
to-datc Policies. | 1'?" ' 1,:r'
I oil, \\ hicli \
eneral A^cnt, Columbia, S. C.,
gents, Rutland Building,
& M
5BURG S. C.
_ v.. L'ailon. Si
M. D., M EDIC.A L, EXA M I N EH. .
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rymwm??m???a? n i i i i ? ?? r . >""" 1 *f
"W"v i \\ i.< Ii
n U pi one w- 1
A jl 1 lliub"
11isii-mI: hii
Mosquitoes can pes'This
! ou
use our Screen
nave uv <i
windows.
need for spring renovation.
tvall finish, Glass. Lime, ft , f
< V* i I
, Cement Etc.
BROWN, !
ite Post Office.
j v. 111. i >
.UMBI A, S. C. llaherd
. WILL Bl!IXG I'KICKS CO! I V
E A V E 1
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BURG AT
^ ^ Orders
, By Ma
y or Monday
^FOR<^" j
HIS
hen You Please.
>posrrioN to "?
!ATE Subscribers.
Kill..I I..
jo brings a copy of lliis advert 1 > m< iw to .;i.
[jiiiKth. ??i* 10th., and huy> Ti'ii l)< '!.:! ^ <
f Clothing, Furnishing Good:-, and Mai , will
:r cant, which will pay railroad fare to Col n and
st uood : offered for the nionov.
I1011-.1 an
to buy our kind.
"Mil will]
s, 2 and 3 Piece Suits, Handkerchiefs ' -j-| (
rs, H its, Trunks & Ha^s, Hoys Clothing. , , t >;,
idiiiund's Company, t
1 U 1 kick of li
mi: HUB)
i AND FURNISHERS.
year in a<
/ \ ?
?*gugmvery low uxcursic
RATES VIA SOUTHI'll!
i-:rn railway
a- y?\! TO Till- FOLLOWING POINTS
'Wm KAX* AS CITY, MO.?Soutl
7'^;-| |!;:ptist ('onvent ion: May 10th. 1
jgmM I! 0."> Kate ON 10 K1 R<V ('L
S * 1'l.t- r?o cents for round t
,.r . ;;
I
i ronI s for round t rip. Tickets on
May 11 l.Vlti. wit li linal limit May,
ASIIKYILLK. X. C?South A
' tic Missionary Conference, May 17,
11)07. Kale ONI') FIUST CI
I i -I i Z = = KA 111) plus 2."? cents for the r
f'lIM "1 \V trip. Tickets on sale May. 10,
i'lrtio linal limit May 2:'.cl, ltK-o.
in 1 . \V. 11 liscinan.)
I'OKT WnltTII. TKXAS-Ge
l"j| 'T f- Assembly Southern I'rcsbyt
Church May l^-ioth, 1007. Kate
- Hooks ik.l.s I .inc.;. i i KST < L.\S-i 1'AKK plus #2.00
i; c:s. etc. round trip. Tickets on sale May
. ... . htth. 17th. linal limit May 71st,
in hp.nneratt ract . i-li.
(jloves, Mitts, . sn<1,lN(.;s\
ii.liuv\aii' ? .irauuiui iuii
>alS. IZlC. ti-M, 1 Rate < >NK FIIIST <
t (I A I! K plus - "> cents for round
lOgraphs ailCi tickets on sale June If, I. ">. Una
. it .111 lie Kith. I'.tO.I.
Records.
S.\ \' A X N AH, G A.?Nat lonal
; .j elers Protect ive Association of .
lea. May 10-2$, W05. Rate ONE I
_n J < FASS FA 15K plus .10 cents for
it 5 E <Lk trip. Tickets on sale May K
, . iina 1 limit May 2(?tli, 1
munition* SAVANNAH,GA. Fourth A
Tournament Sunt hern tlolf A:
' o" Pock* tion> Mttyll'lSi 1t)A5, Rate ONE I
\ ey.?N S i'OKM;, CI.\ss F MM! pills Scents f r
\ !i"l i i trip. Ticket s on sale May 7. 8,;
t . .. limitod Mav 1.1th. lhu.1.
jmhia, s. C.
The Southern Railway is the
. direct Fine to all of the above |
Operation I'ullman Sleeping
liberal to ChtirMies. Ilic'h hack Vestibule Coaches-hiperh
1 >inin<r? ar service.
.run will be Riven a liberal
I.. , m paint. ( all b-r it 1'ordetailed information ap
nan Martinez L. & ^Ticket Agent of This Coi
wit h t liroo Kalians,{11 ' '
vili paint a bouse Division rassengcr Age
. ? harlcstot
an. < hut lesion. \\ \ a j
i ; .ana i. itiry Id el,
ti. stands (.at as though
Business
rl >0 a nail hi tor linseed
Medicine.
esh fn in t h 1 ia 11 e| at uo
tllon a:.d mix it with I. I sell tonics that liven
< Mice force for the Fall
a hi ait 1 -<) | r Here's the line on \vlii<
Id h\ IK ?!.M A N -( I*L
ii ead.^vVA*i\$''
riof.c .an.'v.eu. Typewriters and re pi
n.at Desks, chairs, filing
|v 11 ' 11 Office supplies, from
noinl t?i i\ letter r?i*
K.* " v :-v Rubber Stamps,
( <>H. . ami ( Is. . '
.i ?.< Lis., . I!, : . stencils, made 01
i premises.
1 Show Cases, most pc
?>oods on the mark
llturvf 11 ! s t ;
J. Wilson Gil
i ;<! Ion ,n s ;ii i .1 liai?.
imti :. Tini! nms IIi*i s. ami 1.134 Main St., Coin
< <) i |,i , J. . Trial
A iSEAVY JUOGEIV
?" - ? ^ verdict was rendered aga
i-enator .lolin I.. Mel.ai
Apiil llih in iIk* ITiited Ma
at < "hai It stoii for $ 1 l.d.'l'.i i'k
tiifv. nut o! Mr. Mel.aurin'.sec
a ii h Snntiry iiidlist rial enter
' \NS, The verdict was in favor of
ashcr, ternat ional Trust Co. of 1
ain St., Md. The only witnesses in
ilJIA, : > C were Mr. McLaurin and I)oo;
< lordon of I'alt imore, l're>
t he. I ntern.il i. mal Trust ('o.
MURDERED IN /
l! ynii want tin in v.- BAMA.
.. " i 11A I S and I lie Manager of the .let
It MNIS'SlVis ei- plaiitat ion. Stewart Campion.
' v l'1^' : o and killed on April lltli whil
1 "i1* * !ipfor? t? lire in Ins home. M
ion had his haln on Ids la
t i 1111* > I the shoot in^f: the Ii
slight;y Wonndetl. Itlood
I have been on the murderer's
\1N I A !
Will < 'lavliounie a nc^ro,
ullerinK w it li smallpox an
^ body wax found about two w
(iKO SON KII.I.S "' ' nt-ar
IX StipjM KC I I I) tin VC I ICCII
1 . 1: im 1 'v' was aft cr a''oroners inoucst
l olill.K* !.\ Wil-on. of I
a: venial v. ;MT'1
1. ily v as 11 * 1111>c rat 1 in Imri
11 \sl found.
ihei. at-- t.i' man u tin . / iuu-mimi , .? ? ,
WARRENV1LLE in
! 1 :| fin ui tli< '|'|ie f.aptist t-luircli here,
liis son lb''ail in occurred |>c in# painted and to which
s 1 ; ' I'1' I in' si '' -1 at 11,. add it it ms ill cnmplct u>n <
' ''ft u 1 ' I made will In- tiedicalcd 111
.Mindav in May
' " " 1 1 o in Mi. cosan, tin? pastor, lias
1 l in '> t 1111 I '1. s. M. l
1 1Jrcciivillc. enrr >i>ondintfse
> u 'v 1,1 >'at old. tii,. tiapt isi .state mission
'low preach tlie dedic.ition serine
It o t lie \ aid where 1 le* shoot ...
1 1 lie new sin 1 1 liOiis< w
- I ci . Id- t 1.1 . ('<: \ t or.lv
I j , \ a 1 ' 1 1 M r. < | ,, |, ; d. (healed on the ttli of May
Mr < i. It. Martin. of
llx llOUse.
..... . ;.. 1...1.... 1 >.r
i and otln?is, will miiak on Hi
Lislniru \dvocatc '<) rents a I
Ivancc.
The Kaleshiirn Advocate ?'?
jeaiin advance.
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Have you stopped to consider
Tr. v what a pom you have in the ideal
I'oiicy of the l'acilie, when can
l l'ST you llnd sucli a Policy?
, Mho has it for sale?
round ....
" ''at company can compete it
for one moment. ]
i >id you ever tliink that one
nnual iv.ij;lit need instirance Money more
ssocia- in life than death. |
'IKST | I low many thousands lose their 1
round j insurance through iuuhility pay r
i, inn.). |)miliu 111 causeri i?y accKiciil or i
sickness. I
m(,sl Huw can you buy medicine and ^
food and pav doctor lulls and inpoints:
.... .... \
mi ranee premiums. \\ lnle sick or
wit It laid up l?y accident. ;
I low can you provide for your i
family or your self when you he- 1
pl> to J came disabled by accident or ill- j
npany, ness
The Ideal Policy answeres all i
, these ipicstions. solves all these
'* "" ' | problems. (
It pays t he face value to the family,
in case of death. It furnish- .
cs money to pay the premiums on
ins policy while he is hurl or sick
and this insures his policy to he I
paid to his family, should he die f
. of accident or illness P t
up tin* .
It pays him his whole insurance M (:
in ten equal installment, should I
' > 1 inn i,t. from accident or sickness he to- T 1
tally disabled or lose bis bands o'.f ,
^ t >? \ a r "
_ j m % , ?.? C\ I * 1 ' (
Vnd remember there is no extra ~ \
tiring charge for the disability contract? ^ ?
Cases' the Pacige lias t iic same legal reT
Dell I serve that all other old line coin- r4
* ^ panics have $-J0,nn0,o00. speck'1
' fund to make good every cla?.. SCtllS,
ri),'ie Polices, a few good men can k
i the make good many, selling these
grand cont racts lor me in my dis- >
jpuiar uiii.iiinn'M'ij i i mi \ mi lull ii i nave
one of our? Ideal Policies?drop
me ;i card and I will do t lie rest.
)bes, ( , j- dorsrKs
District Agent.
mbia
W ARDS, S. C.
IENT.
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Inst Kxirin
on ^ t
!es ('ourt j
The suit
mneet i< in
prises.
the In- 1
'alt imore 1
] I
the case 1
(Idas 11.1
ddent ofj |
i
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I SI roller |
, was.six it |
sitting When Looking
CJimp- ?,.ou
::'LSa present
trail. roil Til 10
ikM<>. Happy
w I io was > i? i _
.1 Whose 1>I KIC,
and wi.o Remember,
' '' V! , '" 'handsomest. largest and most
. held In
a'\in"ton n,l"P'ete line of Wedding Presents
Uli. a |1(.' are alw a\s in li' found al our si ore
ried when | We pay close al lent ion to t heir selection,
and only hu\ noods thai are t i?o
rvvs u rv 1,tsl
; ' QUALITY, STYLE, AND
some iii'S j WORKMANSHIP,
ire lieino |and sell them a! the lowest prices, res'1'
j liable poods can lie sold at. When in
SU(.( ,r | (the< it y come in and look them over,
tailev, of . ^nre sure we have what you would
rrotary of liketojjive, as we httve them from the
Iioaiii, to >smallest single i?ic< . 'u 111?> largest
, and most comjilclt- sets ever brought
ill also lie to ('(M.I'MIMA.
('oimubiii. Sylvan Bros,
odiicat ion . c ^ t ,, . ,
is occasion <524 MJ'I' StXtfit,
Columbia, ^ C.
u cents a
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