The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, January 31, 1908, Image 3
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, I5C8. T
Gov. Hughes at last has joined tlic
tanks of the receptive c&cdidates.
Atty. Gcnl. J. Fraser Lyon Is gradually
but surely working his way into
the United States Senate.
William Jennings Bryan will, if 11
nothing unforseen happens, be the 11
next president of the United States. 1
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APPROPRIATIONS
Chairman Tawncy cf the ITou*e
Committee on Appropriations this ?
week reported to the House the gen- j
eral deficiency bill and made a few re- a
marks on the subject that are worth f<
notice. The total amount of the hill *']
was a little over $24,000,000. This d
was in the face of the fjet that Cab- J
inet officers and bureau chiefs had
been specifically warned against creating
deficiencies except under the ?
pressure of great emergency. What
the deficiency would have been if the
warning had not been issued, it is impossible
to say.
Mr. Tawncy in speaking of (.lie f.en
aral subject said 'h\t the reverses oi
the country were falling olT. lie did
not wish to pose as un alarmist, hr.t i
2v.ao the fact anu line outio^K was "
lor a continued fall. There had been ?
estimates for the coming year put in M
that if all were passed, would make a i
deficiency of revenues under expend- t<
ltures of $100,030,000. He therefore t<
wanted to warn the House against
extravagance and point out that it t'
was absolutely impossible to expect e'
the passage of either a rivers and liar- t*
bors bill or a public building bill. 'I
These arc the two measures on which ti
the members of congress always de- is
pend for the fattest pickings for their s(
respective districts
He was asked by Mr. Livingston of tl
Ga. whether he would guarantee that, b
lithe Republicans were returned to d
power they would carry out their *'<
pledge of revising the tariff. Mr H
Tawney said he not only would not
guarantee that for the Republican >
party but for the Democrats either, pi
There was a general laugh at this, h
but it came very near joking on facts, ai
? ^ tt
FOR WHOM DO THEY WORK? d'
The Greenville Piedmont Is against ai
the repeal of the hen law. It argues el
that if there are 3,500 men working on ,l
liens In Falrtield county, as reported
In a letter to The State, it is eviden? n
tbe^y have no other credit, and if the
law is repealed "they will have to l(
lilre to some man who has credit, who sc
can sup ply them."
According to testimony of our cor- la
respondent, liens are increasing in (T
number, those that begin the lien SG
system remain for life In that debt cc
bondage; indeed, sons Inherit the m
liabit from their fathers. The ad- 1
Tance8 lienors get cost them 20 per si
Cent...we are reliably informeJ It is lu
olte 25.per cent. Now, 'ihe Piedjnont
assumes it will bs a hardship if w
the whites and negroes without credit c<
In their community are forced to
work for others for wai/p* or nn n
? r??? awwivn I
? 9 * - ' |
May we inquire for whom the man 1
has been working who has been a ''
lienor for 20 years, paying 20 or 25 per c
cent for advances, who ia still in debt 1
And not worth a dollar? (las he been
working for himself or for the lienoe?
He has been working for Ids feed and
Clothes. and getting no more.
People in South Carolina thought |
they were unable to pay taxes oefore
March as long as the time was extended
beyond Dec. 81. Likewise it is
Claimed by a few that they can not
v get along without the wretched, un
?uftiness like lien credit system?as
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Ml For everything good
$ DreherBrc
^|44 AAAA AJUftA AM t)AAAjKffi
BBiB BnP3 HWj fH f)nnW*j
>ng as the lien law exists Wipe it
lit aud there will be quick adjustieDt,
and those that now consider
le Itw a necessity will wonder how
ie yoke was borne so long.
The lien system can never be right,
ir its principle Is wrong. It Is de'adinir
to agriculture instead of
'
c valine . -Columbia State. ,
I0ARD OF TRADE!
ENDORSES CROFT:
RESOLUTION UNANIMOUSLY
ADOPTED
BY AIKEN BODY.
HANKED FOR HIS POSITION.
DOCUMENT COMMENDS HIS
STAND "IN DEFENSE OF
THE PEOPLE OF AIKEN
COUNTY.
Aik?"i, Jan. 128.?At a meeting of
le Aiken board of trade tins evening
lie following resolution endorsing Mr.
\ G. Croft's actions In North Auusta
dispensary matter was unanilonsly
adopted:
"That the thanks of the people of
liken and the board of trade be exended
to Hon. T. O. Croft for the
reditable position he lias taken in the
efense of the people of Aiken county
nd in resenting the impertinent mirence
of the p ople and the city of
mgusta in the affairs of the people of
outli Carolina."
^ PALACE DRUG STORE
LECENTLY OPENED BY DR. GUNTF.n
-niMVY Rii.vr.R MAnnr
wav * iii w i u v aj li i xuauvu
ANY AND INCANDESCENT
0 TO WAKE
! fFFECT.
.rin w drug shoe
c fixtures are ver>
aiiiisdinc hi every detail and the
rliule store fitted out In mahogany as
j Is and lighted by myriads of lucm
esceut lights makes a pleasing sitfllt
0 any c}e no matter from what quarbr
he or she may came.
In comparison there are none bewreen
Columbia and Au^usti and
ven in tli03e large cities there are
ut few tliat can turpass I>r. Our.ter's
'liroughout Hie colors blend beaufully
and witliout doubt the place
1 a point of Interest and well worth
leing
The lolloping will give sonic idea of
lie new soda fountain Juft installed
y R-tbt. M.Green & bons of Philatdphia,
Pa and wa* sold by their
outheni representative, Mr. L.
luliii uf Charlotte, N. C.
The superstructure is a masterpiece
r modern leuuissarce, lour transa
rent onyx pilasters inlaid in ma
ogany c Junius support the canopy
nd produce the desired ra issiveness
j the display. The lead.d art klass
ecorations at each end of the top a-e
rranged so as to produce a gorgeous
Tect by electric lightening from be
ind.
The four inlaid onyx columns will
jlleve the art glass decorations, and
>pping tlie center section in tlie
>1)1 1 Q PA ('h< >oK\rl 1 nrtn i>rl Aonnrt ^ 1 i , f h t c
;iiiu ci 1uvuicu uiv/uiivtu^rn t "kiua
;t In metal supports, which are
rilliantly lighted by electricity. The
.' ge 12-foot mirror is of genuine
ench plate, and is one of the largest
>lid mirrors in the State, The front
unter is solid white Italian trimed
with imported alps green mat hie
he syrup is oispenscd by automatic
Ivor pumps which insures an absotely
sanitary drink.
The fountain is smitaryin all its
orkings, and hi every particular,
>nvenlence, beauty and cleanliness.
The soda is drawn from an autolatic
carhonater and comes throng
he onyx draft stan 1 cold and sparking.
There are a'.so two marble Ice
ream cabinets and til the drain
toards and sinks are < f gerraan silver.
BARRETT JONES,
attounky at i.aw,
liATBditrjRO, S. (j.
lareful attention given to ail business.
i'ikst National Hank iiiumuua?i
Up Staiiis.
f)K. I. A. WATSON,
Dkntimt.
Bateubiirg, S. O.
Oillce in Telepnone BuiMlng.
At Uiflgc Spring Every Thursday.
A&Mtt A AA A AJLA^ ftftftffc
fww wfwj ^nty
to eat, fresh 5
and up-to-date go to ^
>s. Batesburg, S. C. ag
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Rtnk Foolishness.
"When attacked by a cough or cold,
or when your throat is sore, it is rank
f lolishness to take any other medicine
than l)r. King's New Discovery," says
C. O. Kldridge, of Empire, Ga. "I
ha\e used New Discovery seven years
and I know it is the best remedy on
earth for coughs and e Ids, croup, and
all throat and lung troubles. Mv
children are subject to croup, lot
Mew Discovery quickly cures every
ittack." Known the world over as i
lie King of Liirnat and lung remedies,
-old under guarantee at all drug
itores. 60e. and $1.00 Trial bottle free.
EVERYTHING
In Drugs. '
When you have a prescription
filled, you want
to be sure that pure drugs
are used--When they are
filled by our Licensed
Druggist, with our pure
drugs, the best results are
i obtained.
I On r* I nf IJ?. Mi '1
v/ mi L.Miv vi i a it i l n ltu ~
icincs are complete. We
have Horse, Cattle and
Poultry Powders.
Keep us in mind
THE CROSSON
DRUG CO.
Leesville's Popular Druggists.
V ppcvilip ^ r
y IVf 4^1 V I
A Cure for Hisery.
"1 have found d cure for 11ic misery
malaria poison pro.luces,'' says II. M.
.lar.es, of Louelien, N. C. "its called
Electric Fitters, and comes in 50 cent
bottles. U breaks up a case of chi ls
or a hi ions attack in almost no time;
'I if nifts V?.|lo\V nut
jo! commission." 1 i;ls . ival >ni<
mcdlCF.e M l I... >< i p iill": : ,ivtquick
reli. ' i i all ?. . i . liv -r u
kiti:!( y complaints at.! i?, v mis' ry oi
lame back Hold under guarantee at
ali thop si ' <
W. M. JENKINS
Tin Roofing and
Guttering.
All kinds of Sheet Alelal Work, Rool
Repaired and Fainted.
Stove Repairing My Specialty.
450 Broa J St. Phone 2438
AUGUSTA GA.
A Higher Health Level.
"I have reached a higher health
I level since I began using Dr. King's
j New Life i ills," writes |Jacob Spring1
*ir ~? T.i - i ? ",ni
ui,ui nusi, i' rit 11 iviin, manic, "incy
keep my stomach, liver and bowels
working just rinhfc." If these pills
di.sappoi.it you on trial, money will
be refunded at all drug stores. 25c.
J. H. SCHROEDER,
02 Broad St.
Augusta, (ia
Dealer in
Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco and Pipes,
premptattention given to mail orders
Liquors from $1.50 up to $4.00 per
gallon.
GIVE /VIE A TRIAL I
it uoes the business.
Mr. E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton,
Maine, says of ituckien's Arnica Salve
:'Jt does the business; I have used it
for piles and it cured them. Used it
for chapped hands and it cured them
Applied it to an old sore and it healed
it without leavi.ur a scar behind."
2">c. at all drug stores.
X L A SKI LL.
Attorney a?,<i Counsellor at Law
LEK8 ViLLE. 8. C
A business it'ven caretuI attention
Free.
Our price list for dyeing at d cleaning
ee OM clot hes made new.
C. Laundry and I?ye VVor!<s.
Columbia, Is
Anyone sending n sketch nml description may
quickly nseertnlii onr opinion free whether mi
Invention In prohnbly pntentulile, CommunionHons
strictly eonlhlenl lul. HANDBOOK on I'ntents
sent free. Oldest niiency for seeurTntf patents.
Cutouts taken tliroiiuli Mtiiiti .V Co. receive
I tprrhil ti'itlcr, n II hout clinrno, In the
Scientific American.
I A handsomely Illustrated weekly. I.nrirost circulation
of nny scientific J-niriinl. Terms. n
yenr : four months. $1. Hold by nil newsdealers.
MUNN &Co.3r"1'"d">'NewYork
Hrauch Office Q& If 8L, Wublngtun. D. C.
(MULES!
We received Yesterday
Slickest, and in every w
I has ever been shipped tc
all ready for work of an
Our Prices A
Now is your opportunity
will make you money.
RUTLAND-B1
I BATESBL
^ HMinnHHRnn Biwsm
THE PALMETTO NATIONAL BANK
of Columbia, S. C
The largestDEPOSlTORY In SOUTH CAROLINA for funds of flic UN1TEL
STATES GOVERNMENT.
C >*!;:? Owns
>i 250,?>()<).pO w 1 ' * < .)(? I . ??!
_ r..,0( ? <; \
.. i Wcwint yo r l)j<lneMs in w'li aii> nlioa tc wvcry t:
i octi n entrusted to v
?. . p.[ o U 0 1 ?
We are centrally situated and are prepared to meet the requirements o
our customers promptly and satisfactorily.
Wilie Jones, Prest. J. P. Matthews Cashier.
J. J. Seibels Vlce-Prest. W. M.Oibbes, Jr. Asst. Cashier
Thos. Taylor 2nd, Vice-Prest. Weston & Aycock Attorneys.
' Safety Lock Boxes for Rent.
THE CHARLESTON
REnODELED AND NEWLY FURNISHED.
Army and Navy Headquarters
LO-AL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONES IN ROOMS
Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Electric Elevators, ROOMS
Singly and En Suite. Cuisine Unexcelled
n i i \ t *"? -
kii-?LJuv^rv cc i3yki>i^? proprietors.
1 CHARLESTON, S. C?
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Plain Talks on Fertilizers
A Talk to Fru it-Growers
Yon use a fertilizer W:'-''y'c^ W1^
of course, but do you according to the
use enough i amount of plant food
you give your trees or
The yield per acre, Wfk. ^ plants-you can deand
the profit therefrom pend on it. The better
increases in far greater {hey are fed the greater
proportion than the cost and more valuable will
I ..uvmiunai ?;?UUI6I. iw./MSMT** be your crop. FertilWhat
is an increase m ize sparingly and you
cost of $2.00 to $10.00 * i sinrinelv
per acre for fertilizer 1 hy' .
when the returns therefrom The fact that over a million
show an increase of $50.00 to tons of Virginia-Carolina
$>250.00 per acre ? Fertilizer were sold last year
proves them to he without
The big Magnolia Fruit equal, livery fruit farmer,
Farms at Durant, Miss., tested no matter what method he
the well-known Virginia-Car- now uses, should get the Virolina
Fertilizer ginia - Carolina
fin different * " 1,1 Pa 11 Y s
quantities on new Yct.rHook
*, , or Almanac.
their straw- Jt ^
i'i xv^cn cs ted enough
>.\r ill". 1,000 lbs. per , *? rJT/IM
Iff Jtfr&s) , to write for it.
acrc W(>rc usc(' \ i i . i^r?sK>>
fH&a VPugs* . r. Address us to M,\*r A1
lkV!>^ the profit was . WfrCJ
IffifieFi *7 can more ficr the nearct;,. city
vttj srr mkzzb
nnn 1 Kc nor
acre were used. VIRCITJIA-CAROLINA
,r, . . i . . . CI RMICAL CO.
I his is modern intensive culture,
the method that is doub- Richmond, Va. Durham. N. C.
ling and trebling the crops of S?2buis. C. Sumo^
all kinds Of lrillt in Atlanta. Ga.
cither good or in poor Columbus, Ga.
and worn-out land all HPrftnihi Savannah, Ga.
! over the count ry_and ' ,
I in good sod, too. fill Wk ' " Mnm Shrcveport, La.'l
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iiwiwwm 'Kiwi UjjawttsafaK&eag*^
MULES!! I
Morning, the Finest, I
ay the choicest lot that 2
) Batesburg. They are 5
y description. 2
always Right. I
to buy the Mule that ^
RABHAM CO. *
IRG, S. C. |
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jjy Telephone 8d. AUGUSTA, GA. ?k
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We carry a complete stock of ORATES and TILING all the time. We can
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Stoves, Sheet Metals and Electric Fixtures
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COLUMBIA, S C
WE ARE WHOLESALE DIS TRIBUTORS OF
G LASS
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ruuy prepared 10 sell JVltK^nAIMS
and FACTORIES at lowest current
prices. Send us your orders, also
your estimates for delivered prices on
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INCORPORATED.
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; . .COLUMBIA HOTEL. .
| BEST HOTEL IN THE CITY
S. F. WHEELER, Prop.
COLUMBIA S. C
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? TOP IN MB
Bb &rjarr
%' T 's *',c on'y nonii.nont denier,
^ i : ' ' v1 \\ Ik, lias cut any statutes In the
81! wilPI'T " South t lie statues of I )r Irvine,
14 I VI VY'f TllVlVCf \,ir /"Irs. McCoy, airs. Carw le, Miss
{M f ' -?4.vJisy ' Ltiinaa 1'iinberlake and Capt. Ward, ;<?'
jrjj |j||jP Confederals Monuments,(ireen
is ? / """* \ ^||1HI11 are works ui his own hand. Any
H sii'jL-^r . ? \^r | contemplating ntty work in his
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Ifflnrr ->4 NVASl,,N(i ION ^ i i t.is
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