The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, September 14, 1906, Image 3
| John
SJ Keep them dry, war
& the pair that fails to g
JjjJ himself and family be
| ECONOMY
Jc Buy good Shoes, not
S? fails to give satisfacti*
5? and he has always bee
?r^? -A - i-l? ? ?
\/l I ne waicn iiiey gav
opened up the largest
will he sure to buy ag;
Clothing and Gents' F
V
I Bate*
DESPICABLE DEED OF
DESPERATE MAN.
CHESTER MOODY TRIED TO KILL
HIS WIFE.
FOLLOWED HER FROM
CHURCH.
FIRED AT HER, WITHOUT FATAI
EFFECT. PISTOL SNAPPED
AND nE DREW ANOTHER?
* HAS ESCAPED.
Chestcr Moody, amachlnest,26year
old, attempted to murder his wit
yesterday afternoon, but she saved he
own life l)y lighting him until assist
ance could arrive. She escaped wit!
. ? % ..11 * *1 .1. i.AM 1MM.
a IJUillfl LIIIUU^M 11L I 1UII. ill If*. I II
shooting occurred at the board in
house of Mrs. Dial on the second Moo
of the Schmidt building oh the corne
or Main and (?rceti streets.
Moody escaped after his mutderoi
assault and although he was fullowe
by a crowd of perhaps "Jo people h
was not captured.
The wounded wife was given modi
ca! attention and now lies at the hom
of Mrs Dial. Ilcr wound is not con
sldered dangerous as the bullet cuter
ed her arm between the elbow an<
shoulder, penetrating the llesh bu
missing I lie bone.
The unfortunate alTair isthc culm
? nation of an unhappy marriage cor
t ractcd three years ago. Moody cam
to Columbia to accept employment o;
the sk vscrapor then being const meter
He met and mau led Miss Kli/.abctl
I Nunnumaker, a daughter of Mr. am
Mrs. J U. Nuniiamake, who reside a
loot Hadsden street It ?^:iirl nov
hv the friends of M rs. Moody that h
has worked and contributed m he
support but little since then man ia
ami, It is said, has mistreated his wif
shamefully. Some time ago she re
/used to live with him longer and
ksepitig her two eltildreu with her
would nut allow him to come to he
father's house where they had beci
living since their marriage.
.Moody brought suit in all of tin
magistrate's courts in this city, Olyni
pia and Wavcrly for the custody o
the children, but in each case his pe
tit,Ion was refused He was told, how
over, that ho could visit them at tin
home of their grandparents, .Mr. an(
Mrs. Nunnnmaker.
I since the trial of the case Mood3
lias been in a part icularh ugly framt
of mind and has several times threat
to kill his wife.
Yesterday morning lie went to Mr
Nunnamaker's and inquired for Mrs
Moody and was informed that sh<
was not at home. Without furthei
inquiry he went in search of her enr
found her attending services at tin
<;reen street Met hodist church. Wait
lug until the services were dismissed
lie followed her to the home of Mrs
l)iai only one block away. (Soing uj
stairs to t lie room in which his wift
was sining with Mrs. Itutl, Mnodj
called to her and without waiting foi
a reply stepped inside with his revol
ver in his hand, saying as he came ii
'I have come to kill you; prepare t<
die." Instantly she grapple I wit!
the desperate man. lie placed The
pistol against l.cr body over her heart
and iir< <1 hut atruggliug to save l.ei
self Mrs. Mjody turned her body u
time to save Iter life. The hullo
mlsse l its aim but passed tlimugh he
arm. The man then pressed the piste
into her cheek and cursing her snap
p-d it several 1 lines hut it refused l<
tire. Mrs. Ihal who had left th* iwon
to call for help returned at this mom
cut and the two women lighting lik
titfro3SC8 bire the man out of the roo i
and (1 iwn on his kre ? in the iiaH out
aide. Here he placed the pistol w he
had refused t<> tire In his coat pocke
and drew another. Mrs I > I a I strue!
fl the weapon fmm his hand and Mr*
Moo y made lu r i seaje to anot he
ton u \vhere she was locked in a close
by Mrs. Dial.
I i,
?
Smith
m, comfortable and neat. I
^ive satisfaction. He says, li
tter warmer and more cornfc
IS THE RC
t Shoes made to sell, inn Sh<
on) or else don't buy tncm.
ii able to do this at the Shot
e away with his purchase of
stock of clothing he has evei
^ 4- 1- 5 ~ C It ' * ? -
Ltiu in is i tin. i iiv'v aiwavs jj
urnishings
WIL
>burg* Sho<
S?<5
?wa?pc?MMtn?w?mj> if ?v, <
Moody then walked down to the
street and making liis way toward llu?
union station d -appeared. It is said
thai lie went in the direction of
Wheeler's Hill, hut although tnorongh
>earch was made for him for several
j miles below the city, he could not he
| found.
' | Airs, Moody's father and her uncle. .
i Mi J. A. 11. Geiger, have oil ued a re-1
ward of $100 for the arrest and delivery
of Moody.?1">*.
[11 i p|ioi* in 1Ic lira In Medicine.
IMchard Colo Newton declares that
I even In the early days of the Ilippo]
emtio era the art of surgery eschewed
I all tonus of superstition and philosoph
leal conjecture, uttaininp practical ro|
suits by dlreet methods. At a very
j 1 early ape the profession of medicine
was fully recognized in Create and ill
many eases was peneron ly rewarded
We read of swindlers and charlatans
In those days too. l'alent medicine.-,
were also sold, 't he llippoiTulie oath,
which for over twenty centuries has
s| reinatncti practically undamped, Is an
P I evidence of the snjrncity, the sense of
r| professional honor and responsibility
and the clear thlnklnp of the Creeks.
, Ilippoerates was horn on (he Maiul oi
* Cos in -It to It. tA larpe collection of
e writings, evidently the work of many
K phy siciaus, whose identity is unknown,
r has hern ascribed to the pen of 111i
r leader. The Creeks were wonderfully
brilliant In medical attainments, for
j they studied nature ami her methods
I nud shook themselves free from a
' | monumental load of Ignorance and so
-1 JH-Imlllllll. 1 iii- synenn iuoiis lieveiop'
meiit ol- lnhiil :iinl body (Ik- fumla
i- menial rule, hoth of health and edilS
cation. Medical Itecord.
Tlx' 11 ImcI l?l i IX- ill l-'nituiT.
fj ' The liesi skating Is always nit tliin
I Ice? we like to feel It crack and yield
* under our feet. There is a deadly fasI
dual ion In ilic thought id" twenty or
! j thirty feet of cold water hencath. I.ast
i- ' year's nn rtality list cnli ia> i> w ii h us
e We must make our own experiments,
U while J >r. Lxperionce sereaius hiin
I hoarse from Ids hoinire on the haul:,
lie lm> held mans an inquest mi L..darkling
shore of the river of time, and
lie will undoubtedly live to Ii old many
' another, hut tints far we have md he a
V the -uhjeets. and when it itSinc- to the
c mistakes of others we are all delight I
j- to serve on the cor - jury. Ii i i*f~
e well for us to he sa\.-?l from tot i any .
blunders. We need the ill: pline of,
e
l failure. It is heller to fail than nev< r
to try, and the i an who ran cotitet i
phlte the ivey.ird of his own ho; .
. without hiiterinss will not always |>e !
I I^ll'i.id Iiy the u Ills of success. -M. re- \
| (lilll \ ieio d Mill ; II IC'Vllief.
Tree Tliot l.iM'H
Anions free. 1 . i f nature in tree there
stands con.-picunns one know n as th
Asiatic star tree. it Is enormously
tall, n'fow ini; to a height of front sixty
foot to eighty feet, while from the
^roiii'd up 10 II riistaiitv nl iilniiii forty
] foot tln? trunk ? porfoclly hare. From
that point t In to sprint; a nunihor of
ti!iii;li'ii llmlis, which shoot out chietors
of Inn;;, piiiiitoil loaves, ami it is thos\
grouped toi'.othor, that omit at ni;;lil a
clear. pinisphorosi out liu'ht. This t;ivr?
the tree a spectral appearance ami is
very tleeeiviiii; to travolors, \,ho fre.
ijuoiitly mistake tin- ulnu foi it 11 illu
; luiiiateil w indow of a hou e. Tlioli lit
r N not brilliant, hut is of sutlifieat
I strength to allow of a nowsp-iper boInu
road hy it. It duos not tliokor, hut
Klow > steadily from sunsol to day
hivak.
I _ - .. _
SI i-ii \V!ih Willi, fit on \ 11 t'oiii-M.
II in the kliiiriloin of Poland tliere was
? j forntetly a law noi ordliiK' to which any !
, | ptusi.n found K'tllty of slamlcr was
r conipcllod to walk on all fours tliroujili
the streets of the town where ho Heed
accompanied hy the beadle, as a si rn
' that ho was disuraivd and unworthy
' of tl'.OIUIIlW III' 111II II VI Itio ii... I 1,111.
I 11< festival the ?li*liwas fnveed
' ti> appear era w liny upon hands and
t knf'v* underneath tin* bniHinctiay ta
lil" a'ul harkiny like a doy. I'vory
,1 yuesl was at liberty to nlv?? him a>
j natU.\ kleks as lie elio^o, mid lu> who
hail l*"M slandered must toward the
! olid of tho hainpU't tlirow i piokod
' i lior.o at th oiilprit, who plckiin; it nj>
: wnli his mouth, would lonvo tho rootu
.) on all fours.
Xo 1'oilPf I'or lllsiMiir-i'in,
p It is roniarkahlo how fow of tlio dis
( oovi rots and eoiii|iiorors of tlu; now
1 world dtoil In ponro. ('olniahas died
of a hi'iikoii heart, Italhoa was dis
1 yraeefully hoh .aided, Cortes was dls1
lioiiotvd, Sir \\ alter Kali nfh was hok
headed, l'lzarro was murdered, OJedrt
i tiled in poverty and llejiry Hudson
r "was left to the nierej of the Indians
t ulony (lie hay whieh he discovered. I
?etloll Tree 1'resa.
luy your Shoes from the E
le has reduced the Shoe bl
rtable Shoes thaii ever be
&AO TO WE
>es made for service and a
A dealer that sells honest
; and Clothing Store, that
$7.^0 worth of Shoes, he
r seen in liatesburg. Real
;ive my money's worth, ai
L and
e & Cloth
?? wrm iwiw cvw at.rn u*m m
A IiCNinn In JiniJiiie.se*' ( ouiMeHf,
I ivinomlier many yonis nno a dinner
at tin* pnluco a tiroat oUleial dinner
whore anion;: tho quests wore many of
the ol I leaders of rebellions, old upholders
vl' tlio sho^unato. Tlio last
shojrun himself. l'rlnoo Tokimawn.
proud, silent, '.riiin, sat opposite to mo.
uud 1 wondered if any human omotion
could show itself oil that iinp-.-sivo
fuee. At thai moment tin* emperor
raised his ulass ami bowed in Uiuiily
smiling fashion to his ancient
I leu t. Tin? face changed, was silll'ii: . 1
for one illuminating moment with a
glow of i"i ponslve lire. It seemed as
If the emperor was oneo more thanking
the shogun for lits splemliil patriot
i?* net when alter years of strangle
he voluntarily la'al liis power ami
liis prerogatives at the emperor's feet
"for the kooiI of the eountry," ami as
if l'rlnee Tokugawa, looking haek ?
am! looking forward for Japan, said
to himself oneo more, "It was well
done."- Mary ('. Fraacr in World's
Work.
FIkiii'ps 'Mint SlMfeirer.
It used to he that astronomy, with its
stupendous magnitudes. incredible velocities
and Inconceivable distances,
seemed to make the i rentes! demand
on man's belief. says the l.oiidou Telcvraph.
'! <? lay it is physics. We read,
for Instance, tint JlciT/'s oscillations
give rise to oim.iHlo.iioo oseillations per
second. Where is the man who can
conceive of anything happening in the
live-hundred millionth i art of a second";
Itilt this Is nUite a ion: neriod
<-oni|? >i?'tl (<? seme of those now accepted
u> iuc\ 'liable optlt*s. According to
Maxwell's preaf theory, n l'rht wave
Is a series of iil'.erualInp electric (airrents
llowinp in air or interplanetary
space ami cliaupinp their direction
1 no!i,(kh'?.?h.to.iihi.imhi times per second.
And tliis is ; opposed to lie true of every
form of lipid coining from the stin.
the eleetrie lamp or a lueifer match.
Who can think of anything happening
in the thousaiul-miUion-milUonUi part
of a second?
Fniiiilseer'.s Vttlef*
f-'ir Tvlwln I.nndse the famous aid
ntal painter, had an old servant his
butler, valet and faithful slave
name I William. \\!: ? was particularly
assiduous in punnllnp the outer portal.
No one ooul I 1 y tiny possibility pain
direct aeee>s in sir IMwIn. IT.e answer
world Invariably be, "Sir lied
wia is not at 'onto." The prince on
i i liiiiee]f once received this answer
when he i tiled, umpliticd on that occasion
by the assurance that 'lie had
?r , ? f . , i wnililino* *' iin nut . 4 t * \ t ?
<>m William'* pari, a-- the prinee fotim!
flit, f ?r on walkUit: holdly In ami round
1', garden he n otleod Sir Kdwln looki..,!
o;:! of his Ktndt > window. Till*
was the faithful attendant who one
day, when a lion had died at the "zoo"
and his eorpse mine op in a four
wheeled o:d? t<? he palnti 1 from, startle
1 his master with the ?|Ues|ion,
"I'leas . sir lledwin, did yon harder
a lion?"
T tinf rfteil Tlnefs I Knulniiil,
"The thatehed i*e wldeli makes the
l!ie:!i-h eo* tage pi> i iir? s?|iie, is dootnmI."
said an aivhitoet. "l'or some
years it his l>?rell J: < Milt! gradually.
Soon it will he altogether a thing of
the past, l ire iiisiir.;:ieo is iho eaiKe
of the thatehed roofs di-app arauee.
No eont|>any will insure a eottage *r
its eontents If the roof is thatehed.
They who want iiisuranee must su'?
tiii:! for tile roof of thateli a tiled
one. As 1. ) as i 1m* I'm lisli eott ; rer
i. mains ve:; poor so that his hot; e
and furniture are not worth liisr.rit: :
lie keeps a f atelied roof over I?i- li ad.
As soon n < he he ies to prosper and
lays in hotr-eliold goods .if value he
takes onl a lire pollev and aw ty th. n
goes ins f, itched roof." I.o'.tisvill
Courier .lourunl.
Ills Style of IlitllllT.
"Ami. now. Mrs. Sullivnn." said tin1
Counsel, "will y.ni he kind enough to
toll 1lu? Jury whether your hu hand
was in tin* lialilt of striking you with
Impunity V"
"With what, sorV" queried Mrs. Sullivan.
"Willi impunity," repented the connsol.
"Well, ho was, sor. now and thin,
but ho struck me oi'toner w i*l his li.-ht,
sor."
111m Ilciuai-n.
"1 won't ilo any more work for that
man Hopkins."
"Why?"
"Well, ho pas -od some remark 1 did
not liUr."
"1 >m 1 ho? \Vt?at v. as 11 V"
"I lo saiil, "lb-own. you won't be wantnftor
Ibis week.* "
Sul s "i ibo to The AilV'v:alc
_? ,
Be Kii
latesburg Shoe and Clothing
II nearly one half, since he hi
fore.
iALTH AND 1
[)infortt make your dealer sta
L goods is not afraid to guarai
Wili and JuleCooner keep.
says is a good one, and just t
I good suits as cheap as you e
nd that is what 1 am going tc
JULE
ling Co, :
PLAN TO KEEP,
THE COTTON '
PRICE HP. "
I
| PRESIDENT HARVEY JORDAN OUT- j
LINES PLAN OF STOCK COMPANY.
M >1 ^pi-Inns, Ark., Sept. 8?The
KxcCUItvo Committee of the Southern
l otion association continued its sessions
tliis afternoon and adjourned
subject to the call of President Harvle
Jordan. The principal business
done today was the consideration of
the resolution beaded by the associu
lion to form a stock corporation of a
half million doilars to take t are of
cotton ill the South. It placed the
shares or stock at live doliais each
and provided for opening hooks ol
subscription in ?acli county of the ?
cotton licit. The resolution was passed
over as unfinished business. But a
committee was named to prepare a
charter and proceed to organize.
President Jordan explaining the proposition
said the object would be to buy
cotton m cpen markets, v> liei^-offered
bel' W the price lixed as a minimum *"
l>> the association, store it in warehouses
and hold until the minimum
price is reached. The corpc.ation is
to take such cotton when It is forced
in the market by those unable to car- '
i.v t, and to meet, such maturing ob
ligations By this plan the cotton
forced on I lie market will be kepi out
of the hands of the speculators and
je.xp rtersandtho regular marketers w
wiil KCt t lie benelit prices. It, is heheved
it will protect the growers, in
maintaining a fair and profitable prict ?
for cotton, President Jordan said the
comniiit.cc made no estimate o/ the
probable crop, as it is too early, but
t'lOm n'ports received, evidently the
crop has ^really deteriorated it 11N>
the lasl two weeks lly the Asso
! dated l'icss
; People
; Will 1
j Eat I
Bread
u liether Advertise 1 or not, but you
can create an appetite and enjoy
HO-< A K fi it you occasionally S(
participate in some out- .
?liior sports, and at
;tl
these prices you \ jj
'A l !n
A Bicycle (worked over) ... S.45
\ Good Tire - ....1.451 ui
\u lClecirlc Stroke Boll ? 2:tu .
\ New (oiaran1 cod Wheel (with
0011) IS.45
! A New Departure roaster Brake
(l "est made) 4.95 j**'
\ Good FuOt Pump -4;?c I h,
sdfaL GUNS, P
^ & PISTOLS '
i iv i".' u>i > scr v v i > \ p n mauls
j sin^li? Guns . . U.85 j
l>onhie Guns . .. H 4.*>;
I Air Guns (wood or metal) . .
Oordur-?j I (willing < aps (pull dew n
1 p.\ !Wl) -- 50C L
\\ctor Talking Machines aid one ^
i'.o".. KeconU (express prepaid) 22.00
Smith's Premier
|K Vr * i
(inn, lUey.de and all kinds of small [,e
' machine repairing. Largest Machine Scl
Simps of its kind in the city. ea,
Mailorders Promptly Killed. * l_,-0
H. E. Eourcher's, " ]
dkl
Chin', Lock & Picycle t?
WorksJ ' !.rs
52! liro.ul Street, c*x
I ho ie 563. August-1, Qa.
I
t'
j nri
no 10
Co. They will guaranb
is been buying Shoes fn
HOW TO I
nj behind them with hi
utee them, Smith says,
hink of it! they are goin
ver saw. for the money.
. - -
> nave. Liorrt torget to
coor
F
l.
COLUMBIA HOTEL. ,
i> r.r> j. rnjll'jLi 1XN J'llft CITY
S. F. WttBBLER, Prop.
COLUMBIA, S. f!
A. D. MARTIN,
LAWYER,
LliXINOTON. S. C.
L. M. M ITCll KLL.
Physician and Sukokon.
Hatesburjr, S. (J.
Office Hours:
rt to 9 a. m.
2 to 3 p. m.
7 :80 to 0 p. m,
DK, J. A. WATSON,
1 ),ctiat
H&lesburgi 8. O.
Ofllce in Telephone Building.
At Ridge Spring Kvcrv Thursday.
T. B. KERNAO II AN,
INSURANCE.
BATEWURO, - - S. C.
K. L. As BILL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
LEESVILLE, S C.
11 business given careful atteuti jii
UKO. BEI.i. Tjmmrrman.
J. Wm. TllUltMOND.
THURMOND & TIM MERMAN,
ATTORNEYS-A T-I.AW.
r111 practice in all the State and LI
8. Courts.
Otlice in KaufTnum Building,
Lexington, 8, ().
CHARLES C. WILSON,
A RCIIITECT.
^v.r ; jsiA, h c
Arc you tro:ibled with pilch? <).
jplication of ManZitii will yivc yo
Tincdiatc re'Wf. Sold by Timinon
r< is.
IVERYTHING
In Drugs,
When you have a preoption
filled, you want
) be sure that pure drug*
re used--When they art
lied by our- Licensed
>ruggist, with our purt
rugs, the best results art
stained.
Our Line of Patent Medncs
are complete. Wt
ave Horse, Cattle ant
oultry I'ovvdets.
Keep us in mind
run crosson
DRUG CO.
Leesvllle'a Popular Druggists.
.eesviile, S. C
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
85 - |y(K
I2l.st ynr begins September 28
tters, Science. Engineering. Ontolarshlp,
giving free tuition, t<
;h county of Soutli Carolina Tui
n $40. Hoard at."' furniseed roon
Dormitory $11 n month, Ail can
lutes for admission are permittee
compete for vacant Boyce schollilps
whicli pa*' $ 11>0 a year. Foi
nioguc, auuress,
HARRISON RANDOLPH,
President.
i
V i
. ? :-.-+* -\.m - "
? Your
ee the fit, comfort and wear.
)m this reliable firm and h
ECONOMISE ]
is personal guarantee, (a nei
"Be Gosh" he is going to gei
g to give away 500 just like i
tiniinrkt Al *
ijvfu^nL suns irum inCiu II
see these boys, they carry
MER,
iatesbu rg.
Big Public j
^Convenience >
-K There Is located In Columbia an /
c establishment that is worthy i
? of the above name. There is <
s hardly a businessconcern in the ?
; ^ whole State that docs not have
1^ to call upon this establishment \
| ) now and then to furnish some i
; > of Its specialties. J
? k J. Wilson Olbbes Is the pro- /
/ prietor and In his factory are \
) made Innumerable convenient /
/ devices for the business man, )
b such as Rubber Stamps of all )
k kinds; Corporation, LoJge and r
i \ Notary Seals, plain lettering (
S and also with designs; Photog- /
\ rapher's Embossing Presses; b
/ Metal Checks for Bread and J
? b Milk Dealers, Pool Rooms, ?
S Soda Fountains and Factory j
> Stores; Name Plates, Baggage (
; Tags, Burning Brands, Steel /
; Stamps for marking Tools, etc., b
/ lirasr Stencils, etc., etc. )
) Tlr. Oibbe's business special- C
, S ties include also Typewriters /
I and Repairing, and practlcn'.iy \
? ) every item of stationery and /
i / Furniture for office Equipment. /
( The place Is <
f 1412 Main St. ^
> r 5
| VUIUlllUltl, C.j
l'ctie the liver, move tlie bowels,
Cleanse the system. Dade's Little Liver
Pills never b'old bv Timmons
' r s.
CALAMAS BRO'S
' RESTAURANT
. FOR LADIES and GENTS, j
Corner Broad and Washington
Streets,
AUGUSTA, GA.
SOUTHHRN RAILROAD TRAINS j
e pass the door, (ientlemen can net
ii on or off right at the door.
s EVERYTHING THE MARKET AFFORDS
SERVED by POLITE AND
- ATTENTIVE WAITERS.
Newly fitted up. Perfect service
OYSTERS, OAflE, and all the finest
meats cooked by the best cooks in
Augusta.
' When you come to u;jitt, lit us
feed you. Make our restaurant your
r headquarters. We will take charge
oi your packages and treat y?u in a
manner that will be certain to make
; you our perman *.:t customer.
j Come and see
POPULAR PRICES.
. CALA/VtAS BROTHERS'
RESTAURANT.
Also manufacturers of all the
- FINEST CANDIES.
I Chocolates, Bon-Bons, Creams and
Fruit Candies, put up in handsome
boxes for Holiday (lifts.
AVAIL ORDERS HAVE PRO,MPT
ATTENTION.
Order your meals by Telephone and
we will be ready when the train arrives.
COR. BROAD & WASHINGTON
STREETS.
AUGUSTA OA.
!>hc .ie 124 4.
r> A sour stomach, a had breath, a
pasty tonp'evion and other cots?.
quoneosof a disor.led di^e tion are |
} (iiii k!y removud by t ho use of Ring's
, im suopsiii j ai>i i>. Two duvs treat- |
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