The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, October 20, 1905, Image 2

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W - ' '.% *,,' KpiV>^- ; 'V? ?; ^K Jliy^M ?-IA 40i ?3( IHmmI ? 66806896888898808895398? r / ' THB Bi TMBT7 RO ADVO< 1 > \ ? 3ATB. f i rhe laiiisi Quality i New Store--]! J Fu \ "Jew Furniture. Npw T irniture )?*Qicrr\C! TsJour T rl/ao c = Sto V in re. | (v I k n SATISFACTION TO There'll be a smile on your face whe of medium and high'^rad: I'urnitur n all the latest finishes and prettiest de "RED CROSS' MAI This "Red Cross" EVERY CUSTOMER. ALL P n you see all this beautiful Furniture?a smi e not to be surpassed fin the entire South I' signs. Odd pieces of t^very description in Oi TRESSES. ' :s u The tern ' VkJl ^ JL A y X 1 V VV X VI V-ClOi RICES !N PLAIN FIGURES. ie of actual pleasure. We have here now a c leautiful suites for bed-room, parlor and din! ak, Mahogany, Antwerp, Alaple, Weathered MISSION FURNITURE, lencv is toward ihe nlnin thir IP a | be as near perfection as it is a mattress. Finest ma throughout. The people wl experienced in the making tresses. None in the world We also have many othei The best of the kind. $6.0( Exclusive acents for &?1MWWV.U IU . - . . ; possible to make * . /""lif terials are used J1]^ lb 10 make them ai-e l eNV of the best mat' better. $15.00. \ r felt mattresses. 11 ) up. j * Colli mhin lire line. The neatest of the p i Mission Furniture. We hav< rest pieces in hall and library oi RON AND BRASS BEDS. lainer S?H ' so-me * /^\ TV T\ w /X ' \ . Q ? Not]] beauty & style ni j2[ we sho LADIES' DESKS Ling adds more' to tl of a room than a ne eat Ladies' Desk. The* w now are the most moi i i I /> i o M cELR OY-8IIANNON H ^ J SPRING BEDS. \ Every i mmense line of -and desi Spring Beds for ,jn Iron ron or wood beds. Beds, all The two best on beds we be market, the from the celebrated 44 Blue u.facturer new shape ?n known and r>rass ^ i sizes. The >f~ ^4 show are 1\^^\ |?m best man- v* ) h ~~*: s, and our I Lskt===Ss*-^ jnuititiss i 'Pft*.' New styles in tli comfortable elm home and every HAlliS. & v lose groat big irs. Every ^ oflice should $} r*? ern in Many 6 in Mali i maKe, snape ana niusj uzes and different styl< ogany, Oak and Missioi S3.75 up. i%m '1* VICTOR, NO. 1. NinsKiJiss-wiij. Nicvrcrt BAU. -*s springs. A guarantee that not sag or break in ten year til2 factory and ourselves. iv t rv r^n r <iDDon and the stock no\ 'Victor" coil With the these springs will ea* beds s is given by both market. I i /- m m irv m. - V is replete handsom- I ? on the "M 2.50 up to $50.00. rv r ^ ^ have ono of these 3 designs with new mechanism Leaf i $6.50 to $ Handsome Jjj-J est improved W Kv) her or velour. ^ 25.00. *5 f?:. r#* s M/' 1 p1, JiSKiKJifigSfiS i - Ei. iH. P. LlNL?KtiVVJ> NEW t^UMFAlN CAROLINA NATIONAL BAN IY, Columt K BUILDING. >ia, S. C. V 9 0 0 0 afisaaKMiificiijiS The Batesbu Subscription Rat Ona Year Six Months Entered at the Bat< ' Office as Second Clsu irg Advocate velt' or Whether we favo ? hiscourse,it is safe to s. In Advance: hlSt0ry wlU h?"d >""> <ic 50c. ity, as a man, in himself 25c. and as one of the stronce - oughly American and jsburgr, S C. Post Presidents, this country 1 5S Mail V/atter. Ik to he hoped, now t r or condemn game laws of the State are e predict, that do not do all in their power, )wn to poster- fear or favor, to enforce tliei remarkable, are unworthy of the trust a st, most thor more guilty than the game-lav most activo er, and they, if found jf> be n has ever had. or lenient, should hcM once r< jhat the I'res- ? n forced, out woman from Heaven., as a so par without entity, and only allowing'her a ri m, they ! wortli of representation through m nd are and furthermore, as the hihlc s /break- that in Heaven "Tho,v neither ma egligent nor arc gi ren in marriage,''can tli emoved. reasons and, not Uic ones assign have, after all, been the real or ate that an opportunity offers. let them, | ill's the farmers and those in sympathy | an: with them, do all in their power to j ays secure such governmental help, as ri-y will best aid in the opening up esc new markets for their prod ed, nets and for their transpoitatmn les, to the remotest parts of theearth i The Bank of Capital, $3G,( Money accepted on deposit-small deposits--all i \ i Leesville, JOO.OO Large deposits and welcome. n . No attention that is C^^^^r^gnrtinijrin w nmm ident visits the South, t /" dent of the United States Id to correspond- . . . . f esy be shown him, as gned d.? sender's .. ?. , , , / utive, as is his by rijrht c j that, as a man, lie also / ?that cordiality and frh hat as Prest- THERE'S NO RECflD or i, such court> chief Exec- MALE AKjGEL. >r office, arid Sometime back a Ndw Yorkbe extended "ave an order for t\^La^-hle mdllness, to and the gallant i\cuij^^55^5i it of Araer kr'i^chiseled Anuile lieurc^^^HCvines^bi^H A FE-' for reiecti?>^ the female statues net properly representing angels. We would like lb have the ins church facts. / angels ^ ?? I as The National rankers Association comprised of deep thinking, j(j(> farsceinp, unemotional, cool, calculating and well balanc d men, recently in Washington passed a resolution adi' vocatingjjmSp subsidy uy the lienerai (ioverni^HL. A r^umeuts such as are bcimr ari^^Mm from lH'ih iV v/ur Dusmess methods are ca the safety of our d Leesville, = = = So IT. P. IIENPRIX. .T. L. MATTIIT President. Vice, l'res. refill and guarantee lepositors. uth Carolina. . AYS, H. A. MEET7.E, V aiw^jro yivc jruui uiu V * | N. Rogers Bayly, ) V Chas. B. Rogers, ) FRIDAY, OCT. lcan cnaracierisucs, ne entitled. Eds. & Props OBEY THE LAV Jlistililiilk Ol it, lit 2,1; muddy Great Britain, our 20, 1905. in honorand in imitati . American pantaloons are i&?Vv jusuj"* " ty unadorned. T _ A committee of ecclesiastical _ acres were appointed to determi sex of angels and to decide wl ! moist and the statues should be rejected fashion set- count of being in female form. ( ion of which grounds that every angel men turned up, in the bible, has the name of a ^7 ** " AHUUl ua f U WM ? wise* "uBSIDY. ne the Lct the South be guided by its owl licther best interests and not become a way on ac tail to those, who from seltish, o )n the other motives, pat it on the back ani t.ioned cry out?sick 'em Tiger, i man. This country and, especially thh per sourcSFthat the Bankers were carried away into a seventh heaven n of emotional ecstasy and thence into i* an irresponsible hypnotic state by r secretary's Shaw \i speech, in favor of, '1 ship subsidy, is from a stand point of tiie absurb, very much like another b argument beiiii: advanced, that the G u inter s Stem ach And THE PRE With the exceptio pointment at Cha that, it is whisper< much that local p< explain. Theodore ident of the Unite 4-a SIDENT. wet or dry, partridges are n of Crum's 'ap- as extinet, as the lamentei rleston and In w>th the partridge gon< Jd that there is ^s^mans'only game bird, >liticians could raised pheasant, nearly ; Roasevelt, I'rcs- ^arn yard fowl and, its bu d States, lias dog and gun and often by -o drivers, is all that's left now almost and incidentally, for lack ot d d dodo. &c, the statues were rejected, e, the Eng- disgust, that the female form is the hand not be acceptd. as angelic, the is tame as smashed the statues into smith tchery with it is a fact, that there is no ai the help of tic record, sacred or profane, him, as an nnerel. rapery the cotton growing part of it, need so in of a11 things first, facilities to ship it should cotton, that is a ship equipped com anisi mercc, large and active enough t ereens "eW markets, both for the ra1 iitiioii- iibre and the manufactured fabric, i of a ; all parts of the world. Give us merchant manno. wnrtliv of t ho n:im# S government subsidy of a merchant I s marine, might engender a strip subi sidy trust and therefore should not bt o encouiaged. Is all enterprise and ef>v fort to better existing conditions te ti cease because a trust might form in a some of the enterprises? Is tbi.s , country to retrograde and tremble at Liver Pil If you are Bilious or in where you need a Pill, 'Lint work. We make them and IS. ' any condition er's will do the S guarantee them * pi u veil uiiuacji tu friend to the South, part of this country, can the South ask or not vote for him, but nize his fearless hones manliness and his gi must give him credit -1. |M Ur. . wc (AO UJUV.il (A as of any other apology for sport, and what more For him, who would si expect. We did without fear being run in i we must recog- no matter whats the aim, sty, his thorough place, like America and fc eat ability. We loves to hunt partridges ; for a personality | them, there's no place ? i? , Carolina. The season one The Mohammodara religion, loot a gun its millions upon millions of bo isa poacher, excludes[except as houri, who there's 110 never mortal) woman from heal >r him, who together. Can it be tliat for ind to find male born, there is born a fern; like South inity, and that when a man a ns on Nov. nninif? nro hntli flonrt thnftllPi witli and let our fibre and our goods 1j lievers shipped in our own bottoms and undt were ! our own Hag to all. who need or wi en al- J buy them, no matter where. every If it be necessary to call on tli ale all- general government for aid. let it 1 nd his done. As by government protect io ivr?m?i 11 nf enm a Af 111** inHnct rioc ilw? ie shadows because the highly improba r bie is barely possible? 11 bet us have a commerce suHiciently well equipped with ships to place our l( products wherever a need can be creat- ? ?e ^ ed lor them. 11 re to i?ive satisfactioi?--Your not satisfied. jjjntrr's dru Post Office Buildiiiir. money back if G STORE, Hateshnror- S. C. ? uuuriuiiei i&uu, in its i astonishing degree by which we proudly Whether we believe matte up, tu a.11 those attributes, lst and> not unlil then? is call American, kill a partridge, with Mr. Koose- If those appointed to se it lawful to (as Eve was but a rib of Adarr her place In the man's side, as t e that the stored rib of Adam, thereby si stakes 0, t^-e land have long suffered lrom tl he re- high cost of tarilf protected article: lotting such as tools and machinery, so, noi I( I s j Read the Mysteries of ,v * Udolpho. I Aft Women er Looking O rvi At Will Talk /er the Large, j and Men Beautiful an i . At Cannot St d Fashionable r~* J t J op Them Array of All t A 4 Ad W That I 1 I We h pieases xr ave Shoes of all makes le eye a no 2 ?, all grades, all sizes c< We have Drv Goods tl inows rvcrengrn Instructive Va olors and shapes, from lat cannot he suniasso i, humility an lue. a plowman's brogan t rl to make vonr seWti< CI AOOVe A!! ;o a baby's slipper. :vn from. I I We h goes to iave Millinery that our make a well dressed v r ni patrons must have. < /oman. Call, see I I 1/ NT I i )ur Iiats, Ladies read] and let us prove wli r.HT /-to-wear Suits, Corset mt we say. ^ \\/ 1 s, Cloaks, Caps and eve C CT ry thing that 1 | L_J9 V WllMllllllMlllllllilllllllllllllllllll llll l\ 1 1 *. 1 M fl LEESVILLE, S. < nHHaBHHH yy j blisqbhbsahhm HMHBUIBBnHBHUDH _J 1 _ V ! I