The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, October 09, 1908, Image 2
ATESBURQ ADVOCATE]
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FRIDAY, Oct. 9. 1508.
THE LABOR QUESTION SOLVTD
There will be on exhibit at the
Tri-County Fair a mother with fiv<
babies all born within fifteen month
time.
Please fremember that you ar
wanted to visit the Advocate offic
and make it your headquarters du
ring the Tri-County Fair.
We hope that our constituent
will take time to read Presiden
Finley's letter on "Good Roads." 1
is a source of valuable and practics
information and should interest ever
man, woman and child in the south
Pandering to the demands an<
conditions of an unlawful elemen
by the makers and executors of lav
is an evil that^strikes at the very lit<
center of our government. Unreasoi
able and unconstitutional provision
are made excusing crime in nig)
pPi r .*:
purpose of r>.;h eo > law V o;
do^u^r the "N.gril Ri e:s ; a .
temptible lav dery ;v. o ... \r.?
but v.v . n tr. v iu . j... , . A>;.
least, to the open and unpunishe<
criminal organizations on Wall stree
Since E. D. Smith turned his al
tention toward the U. S. Senate w
do not hear anymore of the Cotto
Grower's Association, but we ar
glad to note that the Farmer's Un
ion, a better organization, is beinf
pushed and is gaining favor througt
out the country. We are in heart}
sympathy with this movement and
we like the secret and restricted
features of the organization. It is
o lr opinion that through such an
organization the matter of production
and price can be successfully
controlled. We would advise the
farmers in all sections to seek membership
in this Union.
Next week is the time for our
Tri-County Fair and we wish to call
the people's attention to the fact
that they can and it is their duty to
help make the Fair a success. One
of the prime objects of the Fair is
- to enhance and encourage education
along industrial lines and this is done
through the exhibits, The greater
the number and variety of exhibits
the more we learn, therefore we urge
every one that can to send or bring
something for this department.
The local management have al-1
ready made full arrangements for a
variety of attractive amusement.
There will be a "Midway" on the
grounds for the fun lovers'and a good <
brass band to keep the crowd inspired.
In addition to the above this
wiH be a great social occasion a reunion
of old friends and the making
of new ones. Thus it is that the
1 J - J ' - *
-.voriu is arawn closer ana closer together
in a pleasant and profitable
/ay.
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LOST
A pair of yellow hound puppies,
iuder will please report same at the
Advocate office. (
We will sell property for you.
? We will buy property for j ft
; ? you. ?
A We will collect rents -md /I
. b look after your property. L
Farms and Lots bought and
i ? sold. F.
$ One nice house and lot?11 S
; T acres? in Batesbarg for sa'e T
A or will trade for farm land. A
*. Prompt Service. ' J
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' Batesbarg Ri al Estate Co.
W. J. McCARTHA, Manager
<il:0 I>t:LL TIMMUKMAN, Attorney
TESestl Estate.
s "LET THE PEOPLE i"lllc;ovemmCTt must hc l>y
nm V Sincerelv.
"""" 1NOKMAN E. MACK. Chairman,
e Democratic National Committe
? APPEAL TO DEMOCRATS ,? C. WETMORE. Chairman
j Nat.onal rinan^e Committe
I C. N. HASKELL, Treasurer
FOR BRYAN AND KERN CAMPAIGN j Democratic National Committe
FUND, FROM THE DEMOCRAT- SEND IN YOUR CONTRIBl
y IC NATIONAL COMMITTEE TlniJC,
a TIONS,
1 To N. Rogers Bavly Editor of the' .
il _ a . " ln accor^ance with the above tl
y KaleiburR Ad cate- j Batesburp Advocate will receiv
L Dear Sir: subscriptions to the Democrat
There are no secrets in this National Campaign Fund and urg(
j Campaign. Strictly practicing what ^?ya' Democrats to send in the
he preaches, Mr. Bryan would not conh"ibutions. lhe Advocate w;
* win victory wi h tainted money pay- transm;t them weekly to Henna
v ing the election expenses. Ritter t?Murer of the Democrat!
? Not a dollar is to be accepted National Committee, through ir
3 which requires any promise, either Columb.a State who will issi
s express or implied, other than for to ea(V- contributor a beauti ull
HONEST, IMPARTIAL. GOV- execut?l acknowledgment printed i
"lERNMENT. three colors as a souvenir of devc
...Ml ,U~ \AT\.U. tion to
, Hence the course is plain. The {
campaign of Bryan and Kern must J ^ut our this Coupon and
' be conducted by the people. i ^'t J"*?*?h
, t / contribution to the AdThe
peopie must oay the neccs- ( vocate
sary fcampagn expenses if they c
want public servants who will serve > hinclosed please find
e . > dollars ($ ).
their interests. \ T, 1:? rvr?.
~ . , . . , . J this is my contribution to the
n Special interests and favored S Democratic National Campaign ,
e classes, having secured "SWOLLEN ? Eund for 1908.
. FORTLINE" by purchasing favors 7 Name
y in the past with MILLIONS CON- ) Town
' TRIBUTED TO CONTROL E- ( Jr*dtlress ?..
i r ltttamc .a / money should be sent b> ,
LECTIONS, stand ready to give $ check, draft, express or menMILLIONS
MORE FOR CONTIN- < cy order.
^ UED FAVORS. But that class never
gives a dollar unless it buys a i ontinuad <? i 1st ->a<e
pledge.
Mr. Bryan says, from March 4th,
1909, "LET THE PEOPLE RU LE".;
This can come only if the people _ 'v ,*'!
pap their own bills, and t ontrol their F: LAK0Lt!\iAN;
own elections. lb^ Vc?..?octou-,
"BEWARE OF THE TRUSTS :m.
j BEARING GIFTS." I
That policy of the favored few j . , ;V'l.Vdii ' si'.
buying a mortgage on the Govern-i m 1
ment meant that rhe candidate lor <.v;umi. .. it i turn in. custon
_ . . , r it* r><?w i"! nearly half ?i century, and ii
President knew a few people oniy in Viji , V(1 ...ntinu. - '? with crowds hi
an pniivp r?;nsliiK tuch y.ar.
an eni.ic oiaic. I"in stati- Fnh i> tin- one time of thi
Brsan says, "We will take the >' 1 1: 11 ' ? put down u,.]
' _ _ ,lrt , rveryoin linvu i goo-l lime fot .i few
cause of PEOPLES RULL nome ' \ >>i.i ;t. .jimmi;,-.... .;n<i r<!otiv.
. . . in < t .ii tin Stnt< I".til if tho\ sire not
to the people in every county. ,,, t ;,,
.11/ luring year Frlendn meet friends
You can serve the grand cause of ,.x. . th. j, ,,,i;.
popular government through the col- JJJJj* ,;; :i;vVi!;.."?S th^paat
umns of your paper. It reaches the "N"- >,ul lh< !i,'> ' "ids on; n.-.n
. , . than t nl ti?i ?touth <'molinlaii;-. It
fireside of the patriot who loves his " i u,. ? u .-xhiidt- th. t
country for his country's GOOD: as j j, V.' Vir.'i ! ,? n'miV.! m
distinguished from the greedy pos- y , :t 'J :n,')( ,, _ (
sesror of swollen fortunes who loves 11 m v. ' n >; tin nr. t ><-ai
, , , , , . , thai lie Fid Axsochuloii ho? entered
his country only for his country s v : cm i . ? -. , i i n.
GOODS. V VT;:.' t\J;;
Please carry this letter in Bold .... V...t!
Type at the nr head of your paj
r < ' r i11 i : it t ik' rjirpcr,
asking ever one who favors; wm
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Government by .re peopie to pay at ; t.
once, as many . e: r., as he can
spare t? aid the camp; i- . tr BRY ,
AN KERN AND ivOPLE'S
RULE. You forwar.! t; gifts f
honest hearts anc i ho r.eS :v..;vwc<k! DOG WAS MAD.
to the Treasurer of the Dc.; cr c
National Committee, v. . r .e
of each contributor and an. mis Lexington, Oct. 4. Mr. W. P.
Tl _ nn ' ? . . .
sivwi. x uc liVMsnrei orward kooi received a telegram from the I
you a certificate like the opy en- .'V r Institute in A ti is afcloscd
for each one, asking you to , ternoon stating that the dog which
deliver these certificates. , . , , , , ,
_ , . , b'.t hi: o\v and several dogs hereon
Once more, you should be a par? 1
of the Great Organization bearing Tnur:' 'iy was ::ffcr nR from !abi< "
the Lamp of Light to every nook It is supposed that the cow and
and corner of iA-ee America. .dogs that were bitten w"i be killed.
Our Country is fo: the People; immediately.
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To th'v .Tinny trienus who were so
kind anc! * o aitcr.tive to my wife in ..
her last lne9s, and so i thetic MADE A8S1 . SECRGlAITf OF
with i:. i my rrcat row. I wish Vh'I SiTif'.T.F.t.!t W H
t< ex; most sincere thanks. Mj . m nv Bar
heart i::1 of pratitu !e for cac< rt 'r
you. * the p. .* (' n". who moves
in a rr. crions v.sy ' ;r, wonders to Mr. ^
j v for" rant to each o' y< u , oeen r.
Wessin, of state T .,: J . . . (-(;0wn.
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