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! iUe ^tiUbiiuii AUvovitU. | j^g J_J Subscription Rates, la Advance: Money accept* One Ye*r 60c. fitll_ Six Months ? 25c. ^ ?_ , Hmm *y Our business i rf?. * the s . Entered at the Bateaburg, 8 C. Post L OOSVlllO. Office as Second Class Mail Matter. H.F. HENDRI3 llg" mmmmmmmmmmmmmm?mmmmm?mmm President Mo attention paid to aorrespoud- ? eaoetbat Is not signed bj sender's - I llt?? (THf oorrectname. V/Ul VI1 1 ' ?? C( When sending In change of address bacJ liny gite your old post office. offei N. ROGERS BAYLY, Ed. & Prop. ^ ? D poci FRIDAY, JAN. 26 1906, OUNTEI TURN 01 THE LIGHT. { All journalists are familiar with the attitudeof the average individual BATESBU1 with respect to the publishing of news, namely, that the papers should print everything about everybody else, but carefully suppress everything, except what is laudatory, concerning himself. There is nothing, perhaps, A. remarkable in tb'? for|to as it were, a familiar quotation:;: inconsistency, thy name is Ivui xnity. I w *j| .. Still, the Wilmington <j.j I/is , * ffl patch discusses Mm-subject outer tain-: * iagly under the editorial ti: Its or 1 The j (suppression ot News." -No one news- We flre nQW fe&i paper reader in ten," it declares, '-realizes the trouble the editor or city editor of a paper meets with at the hands of people who not only desire. RED but urge that certain news Items be suppressed. Bnt the worst feature 311(1 X of all is that generally the persons who seek such suppression have pre- . ? i ^ * *v n.M , Write us at 01 , viously advocated the publishing of everything. In other words it is the or?ers and Will i old saw of "whose dog is hit." Bear- the month of Ja ing on the subject of the suppression ary. We are he of news the following editorial from FIEL. the Raliegh.News and Observer tells volumes*. Write us your Every honest editor is often emhc. rassed to know how much to print LORI of ccuieticos (.hat tUbor1 the public. : off, lid the propria.ikS. Some gr>o3 jjwtoec Te IS.V- i *e ground tnai uoihiofc ^.^-jhoild be printed showing the ex-j ?, v ^ . Qce of evils that are sins againstj 1' Others UoU that every du- j Pi^ail no matter how nauseating, should - "besit down just as it is. The true duty of an editor is to print the news ^ ^ when it is news, doing so with as ^ ^ JE much delicacy as possible, and exdu ling the grosser things. ''Or. Lyman Abbot says: "I want no expurgated newspaper. The editor's duty is to give me a faithful story of the preceding day?the good, the bad, the indifferent. If he elects f V to expurgate the news, how am I to IB wj know the true conditions in the world ayl' and how are evils to be corrected and |pMl reforms Inaugurated if we are permitted to see only the good?" In some 1 what the same spirit speaks Dr. F "When young millionaires give g champagne suppers to chorus girls and drink out of the latter's shoes, I jJIBfeSSSE^^ believe in the newspapers printing a full account of the affair. Formerly _ those who were not afraid of the police were afraid of the devil, but now people think the devil can be fooled \/^\I 1 by a good lawyer, and the oniy things Y which replace the gentle ministra tions of his satanic majesty are the newspapers. I believe in the purify- Make this Ing effects of the light and air of publicity." bia. Eve: "Publicity often prevents evils that safe and s courts could not correct. Sometimes public officials are deterred from do- K tiofl given lug wrong by the knowledge that it I would be made public, when no fear I 2a*e onr of legal prosecution would deter H tbem. They wonld run the risk of H P^||*y|0ttC evading the officers of the law who, H too often wear slow boots and are H Capital $2 troubled with nearness of vision. H But the fear of having the world and SB his wife read the full partrculars in S the morning papers?he shrinks back H fromtbatl JULIUS H, WALK "Every editor is besieged by those bailed to courts witli the request, 'Publish nothing about this. It will do no good aod will trouble his wife ^ ^ ( and mother.' The sufficient reply is |j\ J | I ^ 'Why didn't he think of his wife and oxes, Hangers, Kic. i mother before he committed the deed arden Hose, l'ipe, Vuh . .. .. A, t . . les and Repairs. LO/V or made the slip that would wound ^ OPPLY STORE, Augi the wife and mother? If he did not care enough for them to walk up zzz^zzzzzzzzzzzz^zz rightly, why ask me to suppress the suggestion, for many a news out of consideration for those straight through fear ol for wh<?m he bad no consideration'.'. out alone. The dread 'Turn on the light. It prevents has a wholesome efTec many sins and lapses that law cannot have position to lose by | touch! ' of any wrong doing on th< I "Turn on the light" is not a bad nicle L " ' " " ""r~' " 1 ank of Leesville, I >ital, $30,000.00 The ( id on deposit?Large deposits and 11 deposits?all welcome. nethods are careful and guarantee UNITED safety of our depositors. - - - South Carolina. CAPirALP J L. MATTHEWS, H. A. MEETZE, SURPLUS F Vice. Pres. Cashier. LIABILITY < ine anrl Cold Tablets ^ ruary, ] ^ .. . . .. W. A. CLAP ure Colds everytlme your money WTT T_ TnM1 t if not satisfied. Couli any UKJ"NJ r be fairer?Its up to you. ASl For Coughs ont forget our White Pine Extorant. Same guarantee. *'S DRUG STORE. Everything in Drugs. *G, S. C. ?d Irish rcatoesl dy to name prices on Genuine Maine Stock BLISS TRIUMPH "TH ?ARLY RED ROSE. ofthewor South. The nee for prices. We are ready to book welt^or^jf ship out on any date wanted during;southern Lit nuary, and up to the 15th. of Februadquarters for-- Every Poii D AND GARDEN SEEDS. IZ^OVko* wants and let us name you prices, justassecur dividends?P CK & I OWPANCE. South ^Carol (INCorpok:; o m?9ev COLUJMIMA, S C. ... _ yueral C.-.! LE and RETAIL SF/t.'.LSTnTiN," . ? i r 9 < P . ti>* X-?_ 1 >er Stamps, Stencils, Seals. .. ' I I U1 vto And all Supplies, Accessories and Repairs. Metal Signs, Name and Door Plates. Brass and Aluminum Checks nited States Engraving Company, IALTIMORE, : : : "MARYLAND. Catalogue mailed on reijuest. Reference: The llatesburg Advocate. R COLUMBIA BANK. i your banking place in Columry courtesy, consistent with ound banking. Special atten~ i checking accounts. Investisavings department. : : : . Bank & Trust Co., 50,000.00; Surplus $35,000.00 COLUMBIA, S. C. . WIL1E JONES President. -J GR. Vice-Pr? dent J. POPS MATTHBWS, Sec'y." B. Da\ SAND ENGINES,EM'S antl Sheet Iron Work, Shafting, Pulleys. Gearing. tmlding f astings?Cast every day; capacity iiOO hands 1J )f FP3 and Felting; Belting, J'aeKing and Machine s?r LBARD FOUNDRY, A1ACH1NE & OILliR WORKS ustaOa. every thi Colin man i3 kept Th? children's jubilee of good health f being found follows the use of Bee's Laxative Hon of publicity ey and Tar, the cough sjrup that ex t on all vvlio I els all co d from the system by act the disclosure as a cathartic on the bowels. A The seas >n Mr part.-Chro- certain remedy for Croup, Whooping ''and lting' Cough and all lung and bronchial af- 11 vc fictions. Sold by Timmons Bros. stomach disoi ?? UKUAlNI/,tU 180?. Carolina National B COLUMBIA, S, C STATES. COUNTY and CITY DE TORY. AID IN - ROFITS, ..... OF STOCKHOI .DERS, SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. ved at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum, payable quat Hay, August and November. IK, President. J. S. MULLEK, Vic. 3S, Cashier. T. H. MEIGHAN, As sets Over - $I,5oo,< Any ono sulTering fro pains, backache, b.adder rheumatism who will tase Pine-uies upon retiring at be relieved before morning Timmons Bros. j. 7i Eleaz Will save you mone HABERDASHEPvY I)EPAE The bust and latest nishings may alwa found here. IN SII1KTS, COLLAR GLOVES, UNDER WHITE ANI) F VESTS. Our Fall Line of Soft, Ilats are here, comprisi 8 TE I'soN, and other i Prices from $1.00 o l?< FYFS" 'Su'ts Made to Order; Fi ^ ^ 1 ^ teed. Id is turned toward the \ 1514 Mail! Stf South Is tired of sending Columbia,S. C > the North, Last and e Insurance; hence, the ????????? !e and Trust Company, of LZ D IIT w. FV , North Carolina, Is fill- 1^ i It want. cy issued by the South- POP THf uaranteed by the Great th Carolina, making it e as a State liond-Big i-^ q?q Q'PtTl 'remium money received, I?4 1JI6 Z J Carolina, invested in linn.?The Company fori PPP^P|\1 .i >dti'a< ;. c* ; 1 tje.t . .i i, its L vt ?,?n A, 'J , *w m t S 4 \ ? > IL $ vjv rrcsvri\ ? ....JUST In fact if ycu need any present In good: ? 4 ^ T them ready for you. | \ I # \ IV I We have decidedly the m I I III ^ lection and have only sol/ V/ A V-r 1 i uinc Roods. You take r.< dealing with us hut can ft ly sure that you get whal you are getting the best. C5 o..?<;;!/? ;? -vKJ* sell is fully guaranteed. favor us with a call you > prices are Irwer and the j than others give. Be Sure to i Cor Main and PI COLUMBIA, l'ine salve is the best "s burns, boils, tetter, ee/et eases and piles Sold L llros. EVERYTHI In] When you hav< scription filled, y< to be sure that pu are used--When filled by our Druggist, with < drugs, the best re obtained. Our Line of Pati cines are compli k have Horse, Cat a u rant, Poultry Powders. id, Proprietor. Keep us in mini 6 Main Street. t* i j T | -v/ \ / 1 rib CKU: N ALL NIGHT ^ ? ? " ' IIONES 207. UKUU U I.eesviJIe's Popular I) ng the Market , Affords. Leesvme, mbia, : S. C. Next to The children's jubilee of ollows I he use of Hoe's I.; VQfF/1 npr 'V and Tar, ?lur tt u;/h S. L' 4PCI .e.ls all eld from I he sy.sl rig as a c ithai I ic on ihe of Indigestion Is now a rlaio remedy Pa ' ioop, s Dyspepsia Tablets re- ""Kb and ah lung and in Itlon, and correct al ,ct,on8* Sold by Tunm . '^er ? Read the Mysteries of I 1 E. M. ANDREW ;ank TURE COM1 POSI- SPECIAL Si 3i FINE BEDROOfl i=s TU RF,. teriy, Feb 1 Quartered Oak Suit, $166.50, ci e-President 1 Quartered Oak Suit, 112*50, ci ;s*t. Cashici joo. 1 Quartered Oak Suit, 85.50, ci 1 Quartered Oak Suit, 76.50, ci in Kidney 1 Quartered Oak Suit, 70.20, c trouble, or s a dose of 1 Mahogany Suit. $112.50, cut fr< night shall . .. . _ ._ r. s0id by I Mahogany Suit, $96.00, cut fr 1 Circassian Walnut Suit, $90.Oi Others from $15.00 to $65.00. # Sideboards, Buffets, China Ca Library, Furniture, Dining Tab! J ies' Desks and Hundreds of Oth All Marked Down Low and in PI y in his thing Good in Furniture. T^,ENT* MAL^ RACr Atade of selected Indiana <|uariV.*r-sa\v white ty.s be Islied like a $500.' 0 piano, lies finely carved ueveieu mirror, i.r>x-\u incites, j i_?et a.iu Rack is frequently so!?Sat$22.!>() but our spec ;?F E. M. AND A NO 1 -s, FurnittiNEW CAROLINA I t Guaran- COLUMBI eet? ^ ? Furnit JTS v? ^ 'xs -j? jt> v-7 mxJ *e v& i; >? ^ 1 When you are looking f< icnts don't forget that H. A. i cessor to Maxwell & Ta\ S I ts I ^ ^ I promptly and carefully fil =>0... One lenth Cash; One ' kind ci i. s, vc ha-vt ?frf?cst sc. f_w k nr* d and Ren- jy /' > chrnce in R W r*~ 'el absolute- H. JEL t) jSl. t you think inside and W *- fIt you will l vill see our goods better _____??i .ail At Sash, rOS-, Doors, lain Sts., Blinds, s.c. pajjj live for sores na, skin dis I l' 'ri.o.n.m.. ' ? ? i in iiiwiirt m "Fewer gallons wares longer" . C. O. BROWN Drugs. COLUMBIA, e a pre- ?~~~t ?? Bargain : they arc EfwnrMfnwij urTTfc jprnn nmrg 5 Licensed our pure 20 Per Cent, t si Its are Winter Clothing, B( Over Coats COME QUICK! GREAT BA ent Med- YOU. J. C. QU [| BATESBURQ, 'SON 7??? A Modern Miracle f) "Truly miraculousscerued therecov- Thee ... \tw> lls.llin ||~I< nr tlita nlnna " " i j **i *"10. uaiuui; null vi tuin |huvv/| flxc ('\ rUj,j,j?ts. writes J. l>. 11. Hooper, Woodford, j' Tcnn., "she was so wasted by coughing I ? ? "P puss from her lungs. Doctorsdecla-1yearsol * red her end so near tliat the family, cured m had watched by her bed-side forty- yearsst good health eight hours; when, at my urgent requ- ' ixative lion est Dr. Kind's New discovery wasgiv- d " ip Unit ex- _ ( i.r vv iLli the astonishing result trie Hi11 em by ac - L <4 nnpioveinet be^an. and c h.l.ii diseases iVm u .i until she linahy completely recov i.nitv... W hooping c eh and is a healthy woman to-day'' 3 ".'''il'' .u ,1 iiiiit vd cure for coughs una colds. ^ ,,ros. 50c and if 1.00at O. '.arris, i innnons hros. ] '. TrMini.n Uto, ?. i>. tiunter, Crosson I'rug. Co. of Lccs\ cioipno Gf Lcesvillc S. C.Triat bottle frte S FURNIP4NV. ; \LE" A FURNJ4 I Lit from . . $185.00 ut from. . . . .125.00 it from .... 95.00 it from 85.00 ut from .... 78.00 am $125.00 oni $110.00 0, cttt from . $100.00 1 ses, Parlor, Hall and les, Hook Cases, Lader Beautiful Pieces, ain Figures. EveryC. \ ' oak, finished golden and poiI top ornament and French Z feet vide. This grade Hall ial price for this weeks $17.50. REWS c /r* .ore! j ?r FURNITURE AY LOR, Si dor, Columbi I it . t i i j * -ip led. j !enth Monthly >- _ "w VB -jk.*) I it, abinet Mantels --means Devoe paint & 6R0., s. c. Flyer! 3E .jpinfH in* JK. ^ ';F H -^.iihiliunuMg- a^ikllE lL J )iscount >ys and Youth's 'rgains av\ DVEI r* i-i- / ? ootiLii war May Live 100 years. hanccs for living a full century 11 nt, in the case of Mrs. Jennie , of Ilaynesville, Me, now 70 (1. She writes; "Electric hitters ic of Chronic Dyspepsia of 20 and log, and made nie feel as . aviuiifi ,V MMIIIU Kill. fj ICC* Lerg cures stomach ami Llv r . Hlo id ciisurdi rs, (.cnor.-il !<< )il h tell ly u > ; .1 mis.-, i-'o <1 i n a ce :il O. ,1. Harris i immo s H. (iiintcr, Cro.vscns, <1iiik Co. ille 8. C. I'rice -We a bottle m