The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, June 28, 1907, Image 6
Kin I
Still Knocks1 i;
lie money saving values, presented
ii up Sales. ^
quantities and a competency oi ti c
in plums continues (o full into our ^ <
)tic third, and some one l<alf oft
sW
and No Credit losses; the nmgt itude t
e selling on closer margins than i. ost '7? "
I OPPORTU
s
?p You can't afford to neglect t
^ by our June SamDle and Clea
yfa having ati outlet for vast
ready Cash irrestlble barga
lap, some one fourth, some <
Svs Satisfied with small profits ,
of our business warrants om
stores.
In addition to the many barg
gulnr stocks in evey departtm
of perfection thoughout the e
|ra
You save both time and mom
y/L/ ing Is not at the expense of q
and tne store. As In a man, t
Chancier. (l.-owth is the siji
Jk of Cam-nercial health is fair d
Ik,
The principles upon which tin
tx ed, which have given it its ci
are strlght foward dealing, fa
and obliging store sendee, bz
^jjj| Make complaints to the propi
|j|Cut Glass and
|j| Solid Silver, AM kini
shapes
I^Ata Cut Prices. These A com*
^ goods should have been ^ur
M/ received a month ago *',e ^ei
^ for June selling, ever so
A complete assortment ^'e ',a%
at Bargain prices. thousai
5? past 9 :
Stn prove it
s wwtten l)
s
| Batcsbu
Belle of Care
EXPO
is Pure and thoro
eurized. On Sak
LEXINGTON
TY DISPENS
BISHOP CAPERS SOU
BETTER
SAFELY PASSES FIRST CRISIS AN
PARTLY REGAINS CONSCIOUS
NESS.
Greenville, June 'J5 Sons of lMslio
Ellison Capers, who arrived here la?
this afternoon, stale that the
Bishop has safely passed tho firs
crisis although stiil critically il
lie lias regained consciousness to
considerable degree The doctors si
it will be several nays and p >sm1>
weeks before another turn will ;n
able them to puss upon his chance
for recovery.
There lias been no additional spread c
the paralysis lor the last 04 hour
but the elTect of the piralysi
upon Ids left arm aid 1<
is most pronounced and (l:.stre?">ini.
Dr. botton, of Greenville, and i?
Hunt, of Brevard, are in constant i
tendance upon tlie venerable man.
Mr. Frank F. Capers, of (ireenv
and Capt. J. G. Capers, o! \Va>hinglo
arrived in > reenville from Cedar Sunn
tain 'three other sons of llish"
CapeiS, the l.'cv. W. T., Walter B.
and Kllison Capers, .lr, remained a
the bedside of their father.
/
Heinz's and Motts Vino
gar
Meinz's pickling vinegar and Alott
Apple vinegar are the best on Eart!
at ii. V. Cullum Co.,
Itateuhurg, S. C
m i <
ams that wc are piking up, oar re :
ent are being kt pt up to the top notch
nt1 re season ?? I
\,U i
ev hy coming to this store. I lie sav- s**
uality. Character proclaims tlie man j
Vo'
io in a store, worth depends upon ^
jn manual of health. The essence <"<>
N
ealing. ?j|
&?/
s store lias been reared and nourishiant
stature and sound constitution, ^ ;
?6
ircst prices, best goods and a civil s i?
ict ed by alert enterprise and intcili 5//-,
;n:- &\
;r|jtor. I-riendly crilicisms invited. $A M
w ??'f
I I/MO 1 lillllUlUCKS I
>*5 !
This Is hammock 5^
ds of hats. All swinging weather
, Straw or and we have the ham
/ ** '
ilcte Mat store, mocks. A splendid
ample Mats" arc line, good, strong ;
i
;t ;or the money material in lasting {K?
mri *
Id in the State, pretty colors at '?? ]
re proved it to quick-selling prices.
id i during the $7 50 Down to OSc. 'si; I
yw I
years. Make us Come while the as
to you. sortment is comptc tc?$n ,
I
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Tjf UOUU III)., |i
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RT BEER jH 1
1 1 ft* !t I * ' l1 ? 4
COL'N-yj?l
ARIES. liSaw
r A Hi <) All OAlU'iOAiV i>AI:?i<'|li
\R-;0 A l!(i > AlMO AIKK) AI?i?J |rt
i i'
REV. BILLINGS IN AUG- > =
D BSTA I;
i
I ^ h
ASKS THAI FRiliNDS WITHHOLD '
P
i JUDGMENT UNTIL Sill CAN Al)
VISE WITH THEM c
Augusta.(la., June 24 Itev. C. M. 1
1 : in
a iliillnns <>f Hlackvillo gave out the
\ following tonight; ^
'The llev C. M. Milliners, who was
iii
reported yesterday morning as
u
? navlug deserted his invalid wife ami
uenless child at Miaokvide, S.C..
! "*!l
,| oune to Augusta fro i. lllackviile
last night. |
It? states that he lias no fntlier'
. it.iti rneut to m ike at present re ^
, .... 1 * '
uiuhik uie uiip'cMUiit hi t'hi Ihnn
o say l,hut. he li.ii never thought <?:
*'S?rl inj; his f.wnilyor fleeing l<
iri.i 11 iVnj.vn iind thai it)
>i iv p i.dt 1*1 from 1 ' lack \ ilie kdl w
ere ivrrr no j;' nuns far iucl> a
1 Ufl
t kir t i! ?.jll he in 11 to city for
few days urrl Imposing ft lends ami
'Hiaialaiiees wi i v.iiliholil Jttf'tf.nen 1
pun tin :!i i i lahle affaii' ? ?? 51 1
lias 11 me to a<l vi se wit h fliem ,,
rii.1 Alaska I', ckers A*>soc'<iti<<n. '
i
*lu> can LI e A r?'n Kcl almon, Ita -. II itot
rtfrsi II -ct in mimVrof any shipping ^
rin sailing uo Kt tin- Am.-iicm llajj. t<\
is owns 55 steamers ami 15 s tiling <11v
vcisels and charters many more.
For Mayor.
Announcement.
I respectfully announce myself (
andidatc for Mayor, subject to tin
ipproval of the citizens Democrats
'riniary. Platform: No promises or
rled.ics to redeem. Justice to all
'egardlcss of commercial, financial
>r social stundi.i;;. Am under oblir,*
ions to no one.
W. C. Bates.
Vo flic Voters of Hatesburg.
I hearby nnnouo.e wys If as i
;atididalc for mayor, wiil appreclati
the votes of my friends and ii c!cctc<
will do my be>t to improve Lhetovvi
ind enforce the law. I p'e "i>
>elf to abide the result of the I'rim
lry election and suport the nominee
jf same.
II. Iv Stcadnian
W'inthrop College
Stii ilarshlp and Hntrance
Examination.
The examination !<>r ibe a war I <
.'aoai-t s-. iol.irships in Winth.-.m .'ol
e^e and for the admission t i' ncv
.1 udi nts w i . be held at tbo (>>nit
> mi* t House on l-ridny, July 5, u
>?. m. A pplic.llit S must bd ii(.i les
ban lift ecu years of atfe Whet
;cliol rsbips arc vacated after July fi
hey will be awarded to in -,e uuikini
'>. highest average at this exaralm
ion provided t!?e> hum t in co <11
lum kvi' t i niilj; II1C U?ilTU AJ'PIH' 111.
>r Scholarships should write to 1'i'M
lent, Johnson I.afore I lie ? xamit.at ioi
;>r Scholarship cxamination blanks.
Scholarships aio worth *!? > ami fict
Ultion. The next session will opei
September is, I'.joT l<\>r father in
ormat i n inn oataloutie, add - is I'rcs
). 15. Johnson, Uoek Hill, S C.
COLI.HC1E OF CI I VRLEf.TON
( MARI.HSTON, S. C.
122 J Year begin* September 27
Letters. Science, LI njr In curing Om
choiarship to each county of Soutl
Carolina, giving free tuition. Tuitioi
* 40. hoard and furnished rojm ii
>ormilory, $11 a month All can
lidates for admission are permi'.te
o compete for vacant l?oyco scbo
i ship.; witich pav $10.?a soar. I:.N
t'RANCI: EXAMINATIONS will Ii.'ld
ill tiu County Court Mouse oi
Friday, July 5, at 9 a. in.
Lor catalogue, address
Harrison Randolph, President.
The Alaska Rack t> Assouialioi
li.ive liberated from their hatchet ic
in Alaska, tm t > to;n? o....
mwired ami fifty une million (331,
)00,0<.'0) youiitf H.ilm.m. 'I hi ir Fort
nutm hatchery is tiic largest in tin
vnrkl.
mm mm
AT BLA8KVILLE
iEV. C. M. BILLINGS EXOOM
IIINiCATiON M HIS
CONGREGATION.
'RETTY DOMESTIC IH
w \J i?J V JU>
II.UN i-t HAS DUWRTU) I OK
PARTS IM NOW N, IHAVlNU
V l|;J ANI) SON iiHlUND.
!i a l<\.ile, 11111 o -!.!.> W ha * l):i?
en ii'io of ih? greatest se.isalio ?>
oil tl.is town h is I'vor known is t' a I
nich oil iiilKilcd in the euonri.ui.i
itioii :ro;v> t.l.e chinch here
day i>f Iv^v. CM. itilhiigs, its
is nr.
It l ines' ro.ignat ion was asked fot
i last Sc. lav a-.d p silive proof of
ie aufu' .scandal which !.a-, been
ncrally rep rtcd (>n liioi recent i>
inn i i h ind-t of th
hi < )! tl.* ? " i i 1
"Hi U HIJ I' .\ " I IMCtl ,
hi nines,upon hearing I'.atJus
nncli had posi, L- pro ?f iliit cist
i' iv the s' h'"st posihllity of his
noCPnce b :ntf helived ? ven by his
iohds'left town o 1 that pp .I train
pretty domestic is involve I.
Is wife who is an invalid, and hi
ly chi'd, a small h?v; a c h res
hist what lie will do with himself
d them is not known,
hi lines I. ft yisterdav afternoon
parts unknown.
BOTHER LARGS GIFT
FROM SB. VAEDER8ILT
WATES$190,000 i'O UNIVERSI
[TY AT NA fflVILlfi WHICH
BiARSTHE FAMILY N.\?uS
Stashviilo. IVnn., Juno 18. - At tli*
mi'iI alumni moot iii_r a' Van 1 ?>r> !11
an(M>ll,ir .1 II Urkland aiiiinuncfl
) 111 ' IIt ion o! 10'),*. o fi ,tn Willi
l\. Vandrtrbilt, urniuUon of tlirilicit*r
of I lie u i: v. isit v.
V. K Yandarbilt of Now York and
(3. liuillntf'on of Chicago wore to-.;
r oloclftd ma-nhers of t.hc Vander ,
< unlvorai tylKiard of trustees. I
| She Couldn't Help It. ]
; (Original.]
' | "Jeatmette, I have something to sa;
j to jmi something Important."
"Say on. uncle."
"Tin' red cottago has l?oe^ rented fo
! a rectory. The now rector,^Voting Hit
' j ting, will live there with an older sis
I to!* 99
"Well?"
"Ilaiuls ofT!"
Tin* expression was perfectly Intclll
1 ?1?? to Jeannctte llowlnnd. She knov
that liar uncle forbade her talcing ui
the rector's attention ami getting hhi
[> Into a stale of mind wherein he inns
j either I econio an accepted suitor o
j resign his charge. This she had don
with the last Incuinhent, and her uticli
who ran the ehurcli and was obliged t
find rectors for It, did not propose t
continue hunting them up for her t
s ; render unavaliable.
"Von needn't fear, uncle. I undot
p!ami Mr. Hilling Is a celibate."
'The 1 letter game for you."
"Kldieulous!"
"Verj well. 1 warn you tliat If yo
play your pranks on him and get bin
In love with you you shall marry him
f That's all."
This was serious. Jeauuette liadn'
v a cent in the world, was an orphai
v nml heir expectant to her uncle's for
1 tune. .v"!1 e had seen tlio young clergy
" man and had already made up lie
| mind to discover whether her power
, | wi 1.1^1 Miaiii'II <u IMS l'CSOIVl! WHS till
_ Htr?.;.RiT. S1h? left her undo sorel;
[ j troubled. She must either give tip In*
s Intention or a fortuue or, In case <>
- - >:. marry Mr. Hitting. She knev
" her passion for what I* commonly call
od flirting and was not sure of herself
t'nr a time she conducted hersel
with great circumspection, but tin
devil, who could never he the devil In
Is unless he knew women well, pre
eeedod to whisper In the ear of Knti
Wllhml, whom Jcnnnetto could n<>
hear t<> see step in ahead of her, tha
Mr. Hitting would make a desirnhli
coni|t'i Miss Willard at once begat
^ to ptv i. e those little arts upon tin
I in mi- wiiu'ii, i noii^rii uninteiitglhle t<
, I most people, wore perfectly apparen
to Miss Ilowland. That settled It
I Even n prospective fortuno could no
tempt her to forego the douhly oxliiln
rating pleasure of defeating her rivn
15 aiul defeating lier enemy.
I Hut Mr. Hitting proved a harder nu
to eraek than most of .Teannette's eon
* quests, nr he at least appeared so
leannette did jot work slippers 01
make bookmarks or vestments for him
II she . hose another eourse. She let hill
s severely alone. She did 'his, at firs'
( deceiving herself that slm v\ s carry
lii.tr out her uncle's wi lies Man, whr
as well as woman H a hit Inconsistent
wishes to lie let alone h,\ women win
1 will not let him alone. Mr. Hitting fot
awhile failed to notice that he win
himself unnoticed 1-ut when he did hr
wondered, especial!,; since Jeannettc
was the only girl in t'.e parisli \vh?
I treated 11i111 wdh indifference. lie asked
Mes llowiand if his lining to the
clilinh wa - ill hi j-o-:t!on t > her wishes
"Not at all." she said. "<?ur lines lie
In different directions. Von are devoted
to \our church duties and to study;
I am fond of sport I play tennis,
o!i it d ri-'e on horseback. What can
we have in commonV"
Now, the mhi\ knew perfectly well
| thai Artln i llittimr while at CdlloiTf
w is n11 utt "tf. i'vimi (?> contending on
tin* gridirot Slti' was not surprised
tlie!i when offered to plav with her
at e!tI . t!ie".' innocent games she
hud i:n t 1 or to ride on horseback,
doannet;.' expie *d :t preference for
ilie latter sport and received an invitation
t > ti le with the rector the next
morning in i tv breakfast.
It was a . in;de of months after this
that Miss I! .v. land received an Invitation
of nt.otlier kin V to join tier
uncle in t'i library. She knew well
enoitg' v : 'it meant, and if she had
any <l< :11 t was dissipated llni llio
in. .it . w liiT uncle's frown.
".Ii i . ho said, "do yon romem
1 cr t'i v niiiR I give you when Mr
I'.iti; i: m
"Ye-, unci.'"
"You . ivo not hooded It."
"1 iciill no attention to hint; 1
| sought inc."
"Ii y.ni had treated him In tha usual
; maul t. lie might not have sought
i you."
"Tin :i you would have Idaiued me
, for n it Keeping out of his way."
"It is useless for you to try to do
eoive inc. .Icannette, I was a wllnes>
yesterday of what oceurred when yon
and I were out jumping your horse
over mg and ditches."
ii i .ii. -
,. .. .iiiiiii i iiimji h.' said .lean
not If. it Mnsli spreading over lior face.
"I saw more than you suspect. 1 was
out myself am', was near when you
la lie.1 ahead of lilm to take the ditch.
Von <11 -taneoil lilin. lie couhl not see
you when your horse Jumped the ditch
for t! . hrush on tin; other side. lie
sides, that sale was on lower ground.
I snv. you dismount, fall on the turf
and lie there feigning unconscious
ness."
.leannette turned away and covered
her face with her hands.
"When Hitting came tip, this is what
he saw yoyr horse nibbling the grass,
you lying as if dead on the grass. lie
took you in ids arms, cried out in
ngonv and covered, your fa.* with
kisses. i >o you call that not being
nhle to help It?"
Jonnnette stood ptute, with her back
still turned, her face buried in her
hands.
".To uinette," continued her uncle, |
"you i u t marry the rector. If not.!
you Know the alternative."
Sh-' turned with ft tlninlnff faoei !
r miiid the alternative. I ncceyV
ed liloj osi the way home." 1
lll&NE AULLN. '4
Ecaus to Separctv Bones.
An. i '111ists, when they wish to Sep
urate the hones of a sV.nll, sometimes
re > : to n vert peenllor procedure.
The;. tdl the skull with small beans
ftlitl J lace it In a vessel of water. The
bean swell and rend the skull apart
at the sutures. 'I'he well known tierin
iii . h\ i legist. < delimit, measurod
tb" f e which the beans are capable
of e. .ting under these conditions and
found that it ?-dicated live atmos!
iivi. . c pail to the average pressure
In the holler of a steam engine.
I .
Re
:| Lexin
I When Visiting C
of our stores an
StoVes and Ran<
?a of such goods of
? p our prices are as
r $ will permit. W
3 jp
' |j already, across t
j ?i double the numl
' Q J'ou wish to buy
I H pleased to have
j quarters while ii
g chase of us we p
|| prices and whetl
t B receive the
i Q meat. Try us o
sj will never regn
: B vvr' c ^or
< p mail.
ay "Stoves and Kef liberator People'
I 1248 Main ?
I
| CO
k wmXammm msm
MORE OFY0UN8BL00D!
CASE
FMrT ":.;t lYLLS denies rbmoiJ
THAT HE LEFT COUNTRY WITH !
FORGER-CAUSE OF
CRIME.
So far nothing has boon hoard of !
Frank Youuhlc'ul the voting man win j
uroo&afnllv ?-\vi nil'ml f vvn i,f ?'? > (' !
umbia banks and a b.nk in No whom t
some time ago by the aid of a forced
telegram but last night Hngtnoer J I. ,
T,yles, who workes on the Southern '
railway, gtsve some interesting <i l(> *
lights on the character < f the man. \
sir. Lyles has been id at home in j \
Winsboro for st verai wee's on1 yes-! '
crday asked T i S'.oti t-> met i- n j ;
the fact that .elud not left this emu '
ry and gone to Panama wills Young I'
blood r- was reported by several. Lvle.s j
< me ill just about the time of the]
u i. < le and Use fact that lie di>at p t ;.r i ?
' i' * ri k wn ast: close friend ol
? ungblCOd tfave ris to the r un r
Youdtfblood worked as flr.'ian umbo Lyles
for several months and the 1 i 1
i i ays he was a youth of u iu-.ii i! in
?ihyenee an I I is warm personal fiiio d
le s ill believe* 111*.* bo\ > ieideii l(. ^
i.ptalion bemuse of uramluiii^ d- bl
a t lew larxo r and lar^e uniil the
imijj lir.unan t >un l liinis -if invo ve
if
hen li \vork? d out the scheme i> jta
he forged t?d'j*ram, willed rc.iui t>4
r,e worthy i f far 1 irger and m u
iiiorable opera! ions ^
L\les?a|d ast night that Y?mi?g? '
!'. l had j robablv g. no to the.i ui >own
exposition is hia wife i>; '
bought to be there now. While Lyh
Jtat d that lie would never again 'j?j.
s iei ito with Yougl !0ol lie think th ?>
some day the accused wnulfl a ) ir-f
thinjf and omc out all rigut ^
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* 7*"
s?.dents of I
* ^ ?~1
glon County 1
Columbia, don't fail to call at either
d inspect our line ofRefrigerators, P
jes. We carry the largest stock |i
a?iy one concern in the South and I?
low as the auahrv of our H
m - j &SS
e nave many valuable costormers ?3.
he Congareeand our desire is to |*
jer. Come in and see us whether ij
or not. We will be more than
jou make our stores your head- ^
n the City. If you make a pur- |romise
you honest goods at lowest gc
leryou buy anything or not you \|
same prompt arid courteous treat- g
ace, we will be pleased and you g
;t it. If you can't Come to see us, p
1? ? i r -
; uuu prices. we tlo business by ||
Parrott & Bailey "Stoves and Refrigerator People" t;jj|
ft. 1836 Main St. i
LUMBIA, S. C. I
jj^
. *; y-y *-V: V- >,"V;\v. L.M VX
?v tjJ ? / > / > > * > J * * * * >' J * > * 7/7 /> > / / ?/ S ? J * wjt ,?
> jr
rh AlcArthur Music He use jlj
- ? 44Augusta Leading Music Store" v1'
iv 720 Broad Street $
Augusta, Oa.
Is Headquarters for Everything in Music y^
tr' l ii tv I he Musicians Favorite. Sold at m'
; Ma Pianos r. , ,
2; Factory prices on easy payments.
i ??T?
.a tr< , 11 m tv i wo in One" any one can play.
h Kimtial! PlSJBF Pi3IIOU A Perfect Piano and Player ?j;
! \ in Piano case v< y
Tr u 11 n From $30.0J up on easy viv
!; Kaib O'laas $
j; payments N;
: n- ? mil II r From $10 up. Sold on >1'-?
Vic or Talkiaa Macliises m . u;
p 6 easy payments.
l| urn Pi*#"?!
Largest stock of Records, Sheet Music,
U Guitars, Mandolins, Violins and Etc.
U 'LARGEST STOCK. LOWEST PRICES, vfy
EASIEST TERMS. t '
|a write for catalogues.
!< McArihur Music House \?
I' Augusta, Georgia vC
P.,.'* > o>>> > rrffrtfftrrrffffff /////// ' ' S ? r f r r f r r*S> <
\rr?,tvr>trr: vtv:. vrs tovr;rctov ttototo to toh
I Perfect Satisfaction With PaintTj
.j M?8rs Fkk A Stkwakt Co , City jj|j
jj Gentleman?Wo have used tli PARIAN I'a.NT hrnd'id by Ijjj
| v. n on our liO! Oi building f r the list live years it has yivon us K<jj
I pcrlo. : m I isT.it** ion in eveiv respect. It went, ?i? well aiiO we are Eg
liij?i:ly please I with i's durublliiv in ties t ir.^ climate. M
Yuurs respectfully. F i UKR ItRCH. K/1
Props Hotel Atlantle. Fort Pierce, Fla.
i I'ahivn F\int< <>,, Atlanta, Ga
I?e:n Sirs -In It) )l c 1it we bought, c ?nsld r.ib'e tju intili's of El
paint ti nr. von, and now wish I rei&int our bul diu^H. PI. n?e
s. li I us \> hi color card and your be t delivered pr on paints. We BJ3
w i*>l ei.oiiL'li I pain' our "ill 'e and mill bub 'i nr <nd t>vn rosi"
dene.-s, s . u'ive us your best, (pianhty price to the Irade. Ei
! Yot'rs 11 ui v. IIA l> P I FG. GO.. Bm
props vallcs Roller Mills F- rt V?t ev. Oa. jf}
Al. li. Rutland A^enr ttates>burg, C. jL.
asmwaim