The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, April 20, 1906, Image 1
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Why not buy tl
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he best? Miles Shoes
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. L. D. Cullum Co.
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Another car load.of
riding Rex Buggi
celved.
E. JONI
those easy ,
es Just re"
TSeB
wneeier and Wilson,
New Home,
Standard,
Rugby and m
Uatesburg Sewing Machine
at
E. JONES
JACOB PH1NIZY, Pres
WILLIAM A. LATIME
GEORG
A
ildent CHARLES Q. GOODRIC
:R, Vice Prest. RUFUS H. BROWN, As:
ilA RAILROAD BAN
kUQUSTA, GEORGIA.
BATI
p=r personals
K x
Messrs. II. E. Wlngard ant
ESBURG, S. C..FRIPAV. AR
SAN FKAN8IS(
SHAKEN BY
R1L 20,1006.
:o
The First
at Batesburjc, in
NUMBER 5595.
Report of the Condition of
National Bank Of I
the State of South Carolina
Batesburg,
i, at the close of
CAPITAL and I
DE
Deposit you
Institution and
1
JNDIV1DED PROFITS, $55C
iPCSSTS $3,000,000.00.
ir money with this strong
have no concern about its sal
. /\/\a nn brazen, or Columbia, visited
>,UU<J.UU in town Sundayt
Mr. Dixon Crouch spent Sui
Leesvil'.c.
reliable
. . Miss Florence Parncl retui
fCty. Columbia Monday, after s|
several days with Ik.r brotlicr,
Pamel.
_ _ Mr. Wilbor Cook, of noliimhi
mighty earth
:::: pake.
)ending San Francisco. April iH, In p 11
Mr. 11. looks now as if the entire
would be burned. The Assoc It
i cnmtt I'rpcv: rnnn nvi? I -vinir In iu>[ mntfm
RISOURCKS. OCLLRKS
Loans and Discounts $141,278.1'
(Kcrdrafts. secure*! and
unsecured 8*1 7
r. S. Bonds to secure
11 ? circulation 25.0O0.O
rit-v 1'remiums on Tj. S. Bonds S75.0'
i'ciI Bonds, securities, etc. U6G.2
nusiness, April o, lyuo.
i. Checks and other cash items lo.ou
h Notes of other National
Banks 100.00
6 U
Fractional paper currency,
0 nicklcs, and cents 62.ill
0 Lawki i, Moxkv Kkseuvk N
1 in Bank, Viz:
LIABILITIES. OOLLANS.
ipital slock paid 25,000 Co
in Suiplus fund 0,000.00
ndividcd profits,
less expenses and
taxes paid 8,059.98 $39,059.92
ational Bank notes
outstanding 25.000 00
Some Few
Deposit ^
1st.?It Is safest and
2nd.? Our vaults anJ
3rd.?F.v jrv gjod but
Reasons Why You SI
four Money In A Ba
best.
safe* are not surpassed by any In this sec
In; is in in does so.
fiould Sunday here with friends.
Mrs. W. A. Crouch spent
(IK, days at Wards ihis week.
Mr. IT. Ktherodgc Is-.pendini
days at ()rangchuiK.
tlon. i Misses Mabel and Iilstelle Ash
i Sunday in Lecsville.
.. . . I Mrs Ah'iov his return-fl
" - J "*r> r-x-v uvv.vi
Oak la ml by boat, but they are '
several unct'r,a'n* 'government is 1
11 i>tugs, but the confusion igreat
that they cannot Le relied
{ a few on. It will be impossible to send
details for several days,
ilspent San Francisco, Apr. 1><. 10 l*> p. 11
The newspaper* hnve ( : :.sm! all
, , oris to c-liet news ilitl the A
uani<iiur House, furniture,
wiry aixl fixtures iKO.Oi
fur - Due from "Nutiona! Hanks
* so (not reserve agents) <?,D50.o
up- I>ue from State Hanks ami
full Hankers K-ia.i
Due from approved reserve
a iren ts 7,650.
a.?
(>IT- STATE OF SOUTH OAllOLINA, 1
so'omnlv swear that the above slat err
sSO- u?| i - ?._? -
Specie 4,250.00 I'
^ Le^al-tcnder notes 4,000.00 8,310.00
Redemption fund with
:{ I*. S. Treasurer h?"? U
q of circulation; 2.204.00
0 Tot a i 204,1.">0.47
County of Lexington, s>: I Wm. M. Carter,
lent is true tu the best of my knowledge and
ividends unpaid 10 00
id ividual deposits
subject to check 120,474.55
ills payable, including
certificates of deposit
for money borrowed 10,000.00
Total 204,150.47
Cashier of the above-named bank. d0
belief. W'm. M. CARTElt. Cashier.
4 th. ? ,M t.k .j kept in
be stolen.
5th.?People know yo
cjn.il. Yoti becoi
6th.?There are mn v
rob you at night, 1
7th.?Robberies occui
!i; >i i.as, on th; pjrjai, or !> jrla J is v.'ry
u hiva m iiisy w'lin yju d > nit tuve a
nia mark for the robber or assassin,
rill v/jilJ kill yj 1 >ir S25.J.). A mm w
tvj ilJ taki yajr ll/a to prevent detection.
every day that von hear about. Many o
i.a ?i3 x?j |,oimj at Johnston. a ter sp
several weeks w illi her dau^'liU
ban* aj? W Glenn.
Dr. vv H. Tiimnerman visit
iumhia Monday.
in would
MissKllle nuiiter spent Sut
f.oesville willi her sister Mrs.
ccur that Cui.ler.
' ciuii <1 Pii ss force is compelled to
U ^ independently.
r, M is
San Francisco, April 18? ha i
I ^ quakes and lire today have put net
,u ? half of S;m Francises in ruins.
least ."tm persoi s have lieen kill
iday in t,0ou injured md tie proper'y I
F. M. will exceed $IoO,'Ti?UH'0. 'I housr?t
are homeless and destitute, and
.iinwti iiil-u nun swiirn i'i iit'iore me
,lc' CoKitKtrr?Attest: H
f mm. ^
Mr < larcjice Ga.nt t and his mother
n'T" visitttl relatives in town lust week.
I.(Is
all Mr. K'dl (lantt, of Stecadmans was
tins i-i n nay <.i April, .INO. C. GLC
r. L. IIAWL, M. E. RUTLAND, J. A. WJ
jTHE AUGU8TA G0LUH- ]
DIA LIKE.
North Anjjiistn, April 17.? Vice I'rsi-1
' ('III and ( !f> 111' IM I Minmrni. I-I . ! If'
)VEK. Notary Public.
lIITTEN, Directors.
1 BANQUET BY
THE KNI6STS
arc never publislu
8th.?We invite you t<
favors consistent
Citizens
DR. W. n. TIMMHRM
:d to the world. YOU CAN BE ROBBED.
i> e j.ne and depo3lt with US, and wj will e
with safe Banking;.
Bank of Batesbur
AN, I'rea't. U. X. (1UNIER, Vice I1
Mr George S. St rot her. of
xttfrtJ all Spring, v.as in t >\vn 611 busines
te relay.
Mrs. J. II. Stokes and little <
ter. Sue, spent Wednesday in
itcville as the guest of Miss
A rtliur.
'res't. Mr. I). E. Etheredgc retun
_ , . Lamar Tuesday.
Ridtft* (,a-v ,on^ sir< a^S ev'people luivo h?
llceine from the sti iekcu districts
?S \ ( S
places of safety. It was > Id t
morning wl;en a tcrrilie ear11 i?i>i:
l uiK'li s tock sl ook t he w hole <-:ty and si
rsran? roiindinu country. One sh< ek
binina parent ly ! s'ed two minutes, a
there was almost immediate eollni
ued to "f llimsy structures ali on r the ci
The water mit '.V cu' (.|f :i
ei> on our sireeis or uusine.ss lysi vvcoK.
lo Mrs I). Slnill who has benn spen.
'lis dinj/ sevca! <lavs with her brothers at
k" K itehens Mill returned to her home
1,1 Sunday,
il p
lfj MissOllie Corhitof Saly is tlie hon)e
ored Kuesi of Iter sister Mrs Juo. Hyl
driek of near here.
lid Mr II. T. .Iaeksmi r>l flimleston silent
I " * ""K"' '"I
working day and night preparing for
the Columbia extension. A large foice i
I of men under <'on' ractor Twiggs a.re !
working on the line between Augusta ,\
and t he power house, st raightening the in
line. Several miles of cur\ts ; reh iig AI
cut out of t lie road between August a gi
and Aiken. The through l:ne to Coluin* tl
m PYTHIAS.
The fourth district convent ion of
ic K (<f P's was held at Lersville on
pril 1 HtI? and 19lh for regular busess
which was largely attended,
rter the convention a banquet was
ven by Txesvillc I.edge K. of P. at
ic Lexington hot el on April 19th at
A. C. JONliS, Cashier,
l)R. W. H. TinnuRM^
I. EDWARDS,
JOHN BELL. TOWILL,
E. F. STROTHER,
i i. w . ?'i;KK t , ?ss l.
DIRHCTORS:
\N, U. X. (lUNTE
\V .K. SHBAI
W. 1?. TIMMI
J PRANK KN
DR. M. U. UOATWRIUHT.
wusiucr.
Mr. F. 11. Lyman, of Wards,
town Wednesday.
i>
Miss Mannie Hates lias
L.Y, Greenwood to spend sometime.
SRHAN, Mr. Jiminic Knacc Itft bund
FUCII Columbia, \>hore lie will mal
future luiine.
I Miss Julia Merchant of the
t , tire broke out 1 tin? various sort ii
in ^|)cr(, WIS |,one to <!o but l< t t
buildings burn. "I olc*niui?b and
>ue to epbonr common 'at ion was sbu*
for a time 'I'll- Vestern I'uion w
lav for 1)11 ^ completely <::! of business a
ce ijj>. "u' IVstal rouu.a y was tbe onl\ c?
pai?y lint manajpi to tret a wire c
of tin- city. About I o'clock oven i
Sardis r ,? i ~ ?i i.m.
H's last Thur.sd??y~wit h friends in town.
, ('apt. .1. F. I.vies one of our prosperj.
ous farmers is building hini <i"ite
i.ice residence on his farm near here.
J4S
ml Mrs I.ee Gunter attended Use funer in
al r lier aunt of New Itrookland lastnil
Sunday.
'l0 Idttie Miss Essie and Master J. U
m;i win not ionow the route of the 8
brrsent line between Augusta and gi
HkarWater, The through line will be* cc
gin at the fcot of the Nortli Augusta A
bridge and go direct to < learwaf.er, A a?
belt line for Aprtli Augusta will he lb
made of t lie old line, the ears going ft
out over thethrough line and retiming W
over the old line and vice versa. It will O.
intrest Columbia and l atesburg to E.
p m. The tabic was set for 148
lesis and the comse dinner was ex1
leijt in every particular. Cul. E. II.
nil (.5 New Leiry was t< ast master
(1 toasts were repeated by Col. John
ill Tow ill, Rev. Mr. burke, Edtfe1
I, Col. Thompson of Columbia. Mr.
rren Rupree, Columbia. Hon Chas.
Lenunes of barnwell. Hon Julius
Rr? ires of Ficki n? anrt Mr
The Fidelity
Write to
I.
i Mutual Life Insur
13% Philadelphia, Pa
day for insurance raies or Agency
section was in lown shopping }
day.
Mr Jim Burton, of MoitetU
ance seen on our si reels yesterday.
Mrs Sura Shuter and Mrs.
Keruaghan spent Tuesuayin Au
Mr. and Mrs. \V. F. Fovd.of I
visited f;ict.ds ai d relatives in
|M ni (I i ??|M I i rvu I\il?
ester- trie power was sto|\>ed and street e:
lid rot run. Itiilroais and fer
i, was ?? ceased opet s. F'res ho
been ru^r'njr all i die fire c
par*, merit has bee ,<.we"i*less to
** " anything except to iUiinniile htii
Hitsla jnjr.s throjitcited. All day loop exp
bnory sions have shaken the city and add
town to the terror of the inhabitants.
1 Stokes spent Kasier at their ^rand
1,s father's Mr. Neal (iunter.
i mm' AND
Si HOLGN.
The weather is eool bu! fine and
know that Mr. .lackson lias determined m
to ni.i a schedule from Columbia to La
hatesburg and return just as lie now Lt
runs the schedule fit 111 .Augusta to t?
Aiken and tthivn. It. will tie en hour th
schedule?every loir the Hatesburg '
people can go to Columbia. This dii
means much for both towns. This til
schedule as operated between Augus jf
t :t and Aiken lets nnivmi ;> irrt.;if I m.
inper of Edgetield, Mr. T. J. Mc:od
and lion. A. 1*. ( hik's of tlie
.-Kington. Mrs. A. 1*. Chiles tumjg..,o
solos which added much charm 1.0
' f t'l: < !'.'V?
ruliy decorated with dogwood and
rns and the Knights colors ornani\(
o/l 1 1>a 1 4 %
I
c. H. JONI
COLIIMB
ORGi?
\/r\ 1 i n a i\J ^
position; good mm wanted
2S, Supervisor of Ag
1A, : : SOUTH CAROLINA.
LlSTIZEErXNT 1851.
Jt/IM WITHHI IT IW
Wednesday.
Mrs. W. i'. Tianucriiiun spent
jeiltS with lr.eiuisui Lcisviile.
Miss Annie Union# of the 1
sccliuu was in tuwn shoj'i in a' '1
day.
Miss Maude Mod#es spent M
]VT/~ Itidtfc JSpiii:#.
A NO 1 11 Kit S'.OCK.
Sun- Following1 t he first s 1 ?? k llu rc v
unollict within live lnmin t-s, but i
nearly so severe. 'I'llroe lu-uis ju<
,'m'"* theri* was another sliuht oiiake
inns
lleports from districts outside
San Francisco indicate wides<!n
o:ida\ dam:ine. San .lose, miles soul
lo t many buildings :.t:d from lf> t
colt on planting is beintf pushed on
as every side rairly plant in# of corn is
iot up to a line st and.
11 Mi Level Iiavis lute moved on tlie
homestead of .lolin Lownian deceased
< f we welcome him in our circio a no say
:d brother your days of hardships and
tli gooseberries air eoininn alU r all. The
- ? facfoiy ti ? - not always suit people
t hiim, thousands usin^ the eats. Lh
The Aiken-Augusta I ne lias just reeeivetl
two of the hund.-nmcst elec 'Ja
trie ears ever brought South They '
ate larger t hun {he old ones and ex- v'
eroding 1\ handsome. They are nunrhen(1
led and 110 They will ..ecom. '-c
od ite more l Iran 1?H) people No. 110 l'1
s intended for private purposes. It is
? >?< mo uKiiin. 1 l was early in
e morning when I he guests left, all
cling well repaid tur the excellent
liquet and each and every one of
e citizens of Batesburg and LeesHe
should feel proud of the fact
at. they have such a place as the
xington where such banquets equa1
e best had.
The guests were waited upon dur
IUU
Though yo
provided y
TI.p 1 nsured uncU i p
PHOENIX MUTl
:: :: :: of Hi
Who.took out ;i 20-Y
Hp receive!
rv in >.iii j *' i v.* i
i! are bound to win if you die
on are insured. ARK YOU:
ilicy loii 0.17 in the
JAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
irtford, Connecticut, *: ::
ear Kndo.vment, near middle life*, is very
alive. 'I'll is is how lie
1
1 ^ ^ ? Messrs. K. If. .Stead-nan and
Kernatflian who \\t re amon^ t lie
4 tli.it went to < ubi with Hie lla
ommissioncr, te*.mind 1 uesd
i3ANY,
muca: AN ADDRESC TO '
PEOPLE OF LEXIN
T. persons were k11!* <1 . The annex
parly I lie Vondnmo lioi e rollai t d and ti
itroad broke out Stanloid ui.ixersiiy a
ay. Palo Alto sulleied .Mvat'y. At ^ :
ford many handsome I utldit w?
der.iohslied and two p ?>ons were k
LXlJj ed . (>ne of tlli-m w. .Inline Kola
. ? llannaof I'radfonl, l\i.. ai.d ilic ol
lu" er was ()l lo ? ur' s, a liu n.an.
I raised u.i t l.c Cut in.
I .'**
< >n last Monday ni^lit I lie family
| connections were called to the bedside
l" of Mrs. V. It. Watson who was not ex
j perted to live, .she lias improved
>uuic.
rt
Hi- We are sorry to note the illness ol
Mrs. II. W. llaitiwanger.
nearly as larpe as a railroad car, and lni
i-? built on the linos of a Pullman. I Lis
furnished with a silk velvet carpel, 00
Ioiik silk curtains, handsome wicket
chairs v.ith velvet cushions. It. has
created a sensat ion in August \ ^reat
crowds visitin? it. When the car was -j,(
put on its t rucks, Mr. Jackson inviud
a numher of his personal friends to
aeconmnnv him on a trial trin ovei
t.r tliis repast by a do/.en or socliarmg
young ladies from the l.eesville
liege.
LEXINGTON.
> Editor Hateshurg Advocate.
Lexington, s. C. Apr. 18- Last
undav the old soldiers liekl tlieir re
at mati
IHe Paid
twenty ar'.uai
makii
!iis? Profit \va
than
Wasn't That VVi
mity, lh?* r.ice value of the policy?
premiums ami r coived in annual dividends
ijt the net cost only
s $2,720 or over 37 per cent n
he paid, even at his age.
nninsr?
),000 TOW COUHTY.
j F-.llow Citizens:
? Under Hie provisions of the
r jJmrCyiJ law numerous pctitiins weie
lure '"u^ 'ast 'a"? ithk111n for an elect
i he <li*i euNury. Thirty se\
Lli.-se peUti i.s wiili an aUKiep
I :t I ~ c i<> > I i ri.c >> . i.? t ><> I .
eiAUUIlTIS WUeillSUIP l>lllg 111 I
I'alo Alto li spital wuli bruises, e
unci init'rnal injuries, all Califnri
si udunts.
Krlce Tin court house :i! I tod wood (
sent and other buildings c- llupsi d. Merit
ion I'll I'arU, I iiiTng.in e and other foshh
en i< ible places s.ilTered grout ly.
ate i f | T.ie greatest distinction eccm
in- liev llarvie !tanner will preach at
nt llulon next Sunday afternoon.
11,1 < >. these da>s of spring salad and
brown eyed peas when will they lie
' > over. The sauei kraut and swu-t poI
at ogs are out. Strawberries would
lie nice but then who bar. any? not
I. A.
red
i ur
I the liiu'. In the party were: Mr.
.larkson's family, Mr. Chas. Turboy.
'superintendent: V r. Geo Jacksi 11,
}assistant general counsel: Ilev. Hi nrj w?
<'ailthen, Mr. ('has. W. Munneryn, t-u
Mr. Clias. F. Wood, Mr. L. F. Yerdery it"
Mr J s Page and a number of la w<
dies. Tlie ear ran smoot hly and rap- w<
idly and was in everyway satistac
lion here, and they apparently had
iiiee time.
Notwithstanding the little cold
ive Easter morning the people
int (1 out in large numbers at the
veral churches. Special sermons
ire prepared f >r t hi-, occasion and
ire ?111 itc attractive, besides this
icre were appropriate and beautiful
Had lie died durin
Mie fl'i,Odd plus Hi'* anin
kUT, at two >ears would I
TELLS 1 HE S'J'< )itV:
I). B. RAV
I) I-:. RIIH
T. T.
I,' llie "o years, his Beneticiary \% onU1 Ii;iv<
iial tJivi l -i.tls up lollml lime. whatever ye
liave been $10 uao, at t*'ii $li.ami so \
"Wli RAY ANNUAL DIVIDENDS "
VI., Resident Agent, Bateshurg. S. C.
3EI.L, Special Agent. Bateshurg, S. C.
MAY & Brother, General Agents,
S \ W * C* A M ,'\ ( ?/\ / v I Y \ / \ / \ |
j rec-ivc'i '"Wi* "* "
ar, which ' 'u* Supervisor, tit.ri uc have his
ill. 'I Ills er for tlietn muiked, 'correct''j
li ivo K<K??i reason to hclh ve t
:ioiils I wo oilier petitions. lor
we have no voucher. Yet no e
lias been old red. There are t i
history of prepress when the
_ has to h ch- i s time S iit* 11 a *
ion seems t o exist in our com
? v; i c* j | || I 11,11 | ?il I I K'l I III! \Y I I iC" 11 W .1 S
vouch claimed irom San l-'rancisco b
Hid we Such of the devastated di>t let \
hat he at one tin e low marshy cioiiik! e
which ered by water at hijjh tide. As l
bet ion city jrrew it he a me necessary to
m?*s in in many acres of tins low ground
rijjhi order to reacli deep water. The M
oiki11 chants' Kxch?nne building, a 14 st
ity to- -iteel st i ucture, was situated on
FOR SALE.
:iy.
. ;is I horouithbred Berkshire I'i^s at
ov- $10.00 per pair.
1,10 I-:. L. HARTl.HY,
ltatesburji, S. C.
in
ei
ory First Class Photographs.
i I
' *' ? ' ? ' ? t. -? f* 4 K 11 i i r Oltrt4 mrrn.
tury. ? i lie Mato.
, tli
NO COUNTY COURT *
FOR AIKEN. |11
at
Spocial to The State !cc
j Aiken, April 17 ? Hie oflicial coui t |j.
of fleet it n In ]il |<> <UI'ldc* tii.e.sl ii (i < f n
ercises nan at ail the churches. At
ie Lutheran el lurch Misses May Tayr,
Ernestine r?rr?\ and Annie" Lou
lylor were confirmed.
Tills week is being taken up with
Carolina Amusement Com pan ys
tractions. 1 hey are many and are
it i!nly worth ones attention. They
tve several different .shows, a ferris
linn! nioviM .r/-v ? 1 " 1
bllAVIINU
Till: BliST (
I
BILLIARD AND P
i. J. ROBERT!
in Imnnr
KAKIAJIO /\!NiJ I'lMJi.
)? BAKBl-:RS--IIOT TOWIil.S ALWAYS
VLkVj HLVi Sl iIklLI ?I20.
IIOT AND COLD OATHS.
001. I'AKLOkS IN RliAR OP DARUIiR S
SON PROP. Batesburg,
Mnnt ft hp,at Inn Rp.
'* (I y, < >ui" fore-fathers met
rime In their history and tliey <
t lie. use I yes like mm. Shall
IdOP less today? Their motives we
S C oujjned, their pet it ions were i
and they were ridiculed.
The provisions of the Brie
j j 1 f ^ were noL made for t he primnn
III ( inatiiHt' lec.ti hi. No elect ion
Mich ;i cd^e of this reclaimed ground. It
1111 LI cd jurL hoen completed aid tin* exec
we do jvc olliccs of l lie >ouUie.iii |'ac
ire im conip my occupied l!;c greater pari
snored the lnii:dii k'I5KM
DKNC1CS K<1 * A I *! 1?.
:e law
, ,,oiri. The damage l?y the earthquake
OM the residence port ion of the city,
lit which is on N oli I I iil
liilliL* ll'.t* UUlt.Mim ,, iiuiv/^i mh:
s
pehr is bnck in his old st:nd ready to
make vour pictures over Dr. Harris'
Hit *
t Drug Store, (tood work and lew
prices. Come along.
NOTICE.
to
ti;< Notice Is hereby given that all
ii.i members of the Batesburg Bern
| county com I for A ikon county was an- tt
; liouneed tod at The vote was lijjlit but (r
tlie opposition won by a ^rncxl maIjority.
Yeas 21*. nays 54S total vote b<
7tH5. | n
LIST 0? LETTERS REMAINING UN- *
CALLED FOR IN BATESBURG, p<
o o nnnir nnnrnn irtm Sf
I.VVI) ...til) nyiuilliu <11111 oincr
lilies of interest. Mr. N. W. Sisunk
is manage! and is a cordial and
nteel .nan. Their next, place will
i hatesburg j.nd it is safe to say that
ic people there will be well pleased
itli it.
A crown of jolly young folks bad a
cnic at the Rock House a place not
i verv fsir fni'H Iiata n?%rl
lit 1 JLA11JJV/A
As more than twoIt
Is nil important that
U more dangerous thai
SPRINUS MINERAL V
your health when once
solved by the use of (II
Impurities, but which i
r>-mi' IiiiI anent it has n
. 1/.X1XV ^ I* VW VI V * JL KJ \J
thirds of the human body is compos .d
one's Drinking Water should be pure. Iin|
i adulterated food. It cjsta less to bt
tfAI'U* ail thereby keep in health tiian
it is lost. Tills important ij lescion of het
LUNN S.'RlNfi.S WATiiRi which is not onl
Itself will purify, invigorate and strcngt
o en tal. helne a specific for all diseases o
nui v u removal or f i iini-unr.^ <>i
s.lrit s will si and the lest of I In
of water, but that held in ace mlance w
jure Water j Brice law.
ly (iLCNN L tusii'l In'wrecked bv r.,
to restore to 11?c* primary. The exprui
ilth can l>e tin* past tills ii*> ili it 111:11 n
y free from gainst whiskey in tile primal
hen. As a tion do not count,
f the l.tvcr. 1 Vi-i v resneel fn:K?_
ui-p i) ; -
won t I*.?filit: 11' iiihts, seems to haw b
ith the >I,L' '' (N'ol' Ilili aro tin* resid
s of many of I he millionaires vv'
_ . the I' ll 1V seventies bt c; n e V eal
iiiit
ihroiich niiniii^ nix si moot s or
imicg oi ..
. . f inst HU'th n <1 the < eiit :al l'a i
r . * ' railroad. They include tin- Stan
"V ' 11 ds. Hunt irulons, Hopkins, (.'rock
floods and ollieis.
,, v.i.t'c cfn!? ere requested to meet in
, || Hi.- i irc.'f rs room nt the Citi/.cua
,I, bunk Sulc.rJr.y nt o'clock Apr. J.StJi
tl,\ for the purpose of reorganizing ami
die electing en executive committee mul
ike delegates to attend tlie convention
ft to he i;e!d at I.eviiigton court house
( is, May 6th.
W. ft. ftlte.
a. t-., ruai urntL run lilt, .
WEEX ENDING APRIL 14 TH.,
1906. \?.
I N.U1JV-L W>1E*
, M rs. N. F. wlLer,
Mks Siimui ilson, ,
NAMF.S?UKNTLKMEN | ii
Willis drowning, ! je
n I ' ( 'iilnnifl n ' i.
- - .. ..v . v w??*i ?mic n:ntu
noted for its beauty and scenery.
We not icc d several of our good citens
and folks in town the other day.
The court house has a better ap
.-aranee now since it lias been renin
land painted. There is nothig
much now lie'.if done aiong the
gal line. It seem-, as if everybody Is
Stomach, Kidneys and
GLHNN SI'RIN
COTTON Mi
Cotton is In in^iiiK
tiateslnirg Market II
Skill.
Cilenn Springs Company,
OS, - -- -- -- LIlRET.
I LOST <)k STR
to day on the.) One large bay marc fron
1 S as re purled ' Stables, Suitable reward
t 1 M t: U
i'oalt Kd wards,
Then. A. *.Jn iLLlelj
- S. C.l '
WHEN IN NEED
AYKI) Of anything in filestore fivti
1 Rutland's such ns C fM,1P,,f011
If returned t,cal 1 uper
f A I * ?lf f <?f VI I 1 \%? f ' in: iiL> i
IThe matfiiilic'nt l'uirmoiict Ik
lint yet completed. stands on
; ... r \ IIUI, ov rloi klnjj
III iv. * II <.' hotel was not serio
'diiniyid Tl>e canst i net ion (I
'hotel was started hy Mrs. Her
ure line (?.>irii*tiH of Now York as a monim
;s, Ver- her I'ather, I i>it??1 States S n
mputing Jatnes Killr. hit she recently sol
f - l Ml hd I I * ? I I??. .... .
)| ( j Vi-ti'i maiii
i lie
tin- >*0">S 11 v,inue by blowmcr upa mile o
,lsjv buildinj^.son the east side of Van N't-si
11 avenue proved fruit h >s, 'I ho lire hai
spread across 1 lie hr ad lieu on till Tan
j and Irom present iiniicat ions the mi
lator itire w<!St ,rn ' " which contnii
(j t 1 the homes of Min Francisco's wealtl
i . . ; ier class, Is now doomed. The d.
- V ' j III
Addic Crulloy, j ni
r .1. M. Coles,
il. I?. Seyman,
* These let t( rs will he sent to the,
head Let ti r uilicc Apr. 2* lfHti if not '
delivered before In calling for the I
s ibnvo, please say "Advert ised" ^i* in(H
date v' list. J. Frank Kneece, 1*. M ,
u.u, 01 jau. ana moce '.vho
re put there do not stay very lon^.
Mr. H. P It oof, who was with the
arty that went to Cuba has returned.
J. T. DURST DEAD.
Mr. J. T. Durst was shot by a nc^ro
arbcr named .loe Grant. Mr. Durst
my Li. !? uuiiuiii.
WEATHER I
SPEtlAI. TO I ME Al)
STATE WE AT Hli
Fair t J n^hl and
t. / UI rv 4UIUIIU,
I llateshu
ll^ORf. Subscrib; to Th
V./CA I li i KOAl cuieSat
it i il<?y.
rjc. S. 'I. 1"K Soles, Office f ixtures,
? erntors for house or store. m
C Atlvo- Parrot and liallcy,
I2t.s .'lain St.,
Columbia,
KV.UIIHII- I | * V' ' III. n I .11 ? il I
Refrlg- Nub IIill, on Pacific Heights,
Vrile nvipy line new resiliences, but, 1
ii.jury was done to tiny ot them
sjiii Krancbeo, April lu ? All r(
, S. C. to check the spread of llamcs at
II III
stnieuon of the western a<Miiion,.
til (
ltllr ; the city completes I lio work of in
ravatfinn flames an l marks the (leva
p0| ts tat ion of the enllie city.
Van 1 lie State.
rUK o/\Lu. ?
r
ThorouKhhred Rhode Island Re J
V settings. SI.O't per dozen. c
Airs. \. Rogers liayly.
Hatesburg, S. C. (
)
ten uuo me uarner snop to collect
ni, a dispute occurred and Grant
hot him. The ne^io hears a bad
haracter and used to live in Bates*
>urtf. Mr. Durst died from the etltcts
>f his wounds on Wednesday last,