The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, March 26, 1909, Image 2
BATESBURQ ADVOCATE
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FRIDAY, March 26. IVUV i
SCANTY LIVING.
In the jute mills in India the wages
of men are from $2.00 to $3.00 per
month, women $1.50 to 2.00, children
$1.00 to $1.75.
We cannot conceive of how they
live on such a small income. It
makes one almost starve to death to
think about it. We are told that
their mode of living is very primitive
but surely their knowledge and
practice of economy is up-to-date.
THE PRESENT JURY SYSTEM.
The Greenville Piedmont says?
As long as we continue a system
whereby a juryman's private interests
may be jeopardized and rendered
worthless while paid attorneys
occupy the attention of the courts to
any extent they please, our jury system
will continue to be weak. There
is little justice or reason in requiring
a citizen to sacrifice everything he
has simply to give somebody in
whom he has no interest whatever a
trial. It is a bit hard that 12 men
should suffer for the sins of some
worthless customer who would be
better off if put in jail without any
trial at all. But, then, the "dignity
of the law" onrt the fireworxs would
be c .. v ' we suppose we will
i.jvt ; ic C'-'. with the weak inrv
system.
? .1 ' ; i not do away with
ev<: )- r sm of our governcitizen
is called upon
.:.c.c*oc inmself for the public
good. We thank God for the
jury system and any other system
which lays the burden of responsibility
upon individuals. There is
nothing wrong with the system. 'Tis
true that it is being abused by lawyers
but more so by such as are incapable
i as our contemporary evidently
is) of appreciating the full
purpose and effect of this "pillar"
of democracy. We might guard it
by raising the standard of citizenship
in the whole land, but change it,
never.
MUSIC FESTIVAL
We hail with delight the coming
Musical Festival in Columbia. Considered
from every point of view we
see no reason why such an entertainment
should not meet with
greater success there than in any other
part of the state. There are two
up to date female colleges from
either of which efficient directing
talent might be obtained and there
is plenty of local talent from which
a high class chorus might be selected.
This being true we feel sure that
the comingevcnt, in quality, will equal
or overshadow the well known Spartanhurtr
Festivals The mncir lrwv.
ers throughout the state should take
an interest in making this festival a
financial success for Columbia is
more accessible, and more favorably
located for an annual continuance of
such an inspiring and beneficial entertainment.
All the news of three counties in
the Advocate.
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Columbia Q
;C Musical
i Festive
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OTHER AT l1 RAG L IONS
COLUMBIA AUTO HACKS W KDN KSDA N , AI'Kl 1,
T \R K NT 10 LI J A (? K UM AN
-0 ;M A FESTIVAL BALL. Till KSDA Y. AUDI
BASE BALL CHAKLKS'ION WS. COLUMUI \.
r,Miv WORLD'S FAMOUS VI K ' A IJ SYS AND S< ) L< H;
i K ROYAL DRESDEN FHILHAKM/ >NIC ORUl IKS'J
I FIKST TOUK IN AMKKIOA. ?'?.? Ml Ml'IANS, NO'l
ICLUDING SIX SOLOISTS. - -- -- -- --
H ?I -v ?*- "" ' ? ' ' ?'* -I ~ I ~ T ? fclli
j The Artists
M M K. .H>M KLLI--Prima lhntna Soprano from \
hattaii Opera House.
FKEDEKU'K II ASTINDS-llaritone.
MM K. LANUENDORFF--M e/.zo Soprano l-'roni Me
' noli tun opera Douse.
1 FRANKLIN LAW SON?Tenor.
tirailH Adult ('horns Of *2<M> Voices, Direct ion of I
Geo S Kittred^e. Special Cliildrens Choir of
Voices, Direction ot Urol. W. C. I t en i kHi len.
Special Reserv ation for Season Tickets Only ( M
V ..'-I ' ' " ;n
. uui^v.itt.y . niuwuMUUC.IOf SeVCl'ill tlil.VS
Price of Season Tickets.
Box Seats, &r> and .S<?; Orchestra. sr>; IVi Irony, s."j
$3; Gallery.
Mail Orders "tilled in order received. Local rh<
must be drawn, wit h exchange. payable to l\ L. BK( D
Phone 309.
_ _r? nnirklv The Old facb.V*~o-?
Rheumatic poisons are quicKi\
' Di ci
Ie ly?aqu" or r is,:"r I ;mec
... n I ' ti' , v" i p... .
I p* ainly and interestingly op's Rest ?rative - directed]
reiy to the cause of thesd aili
book, or better still, write Dr. Shoop , . . ,
Racine Wis. for the book and free the weak ins.de or controlling n,
test sample. * Send no money. Just It isnt so difficult, says Dr. S.
join with Dr. Shoop anci give some to strengthen a weak Stomach
sufferer a pleassnt suprise. Canter s j or Kidneys, if one goes at it co
Drug Store. hy ?ach inside organ has its co
' ling or inside nerve. When
Barker and his wile nem -nerves ?oil theil those s
along well together. He had no*
sense of the proprieties. v surely falter. These vital truth
I should say not. When he canie leatiinjg druggistr every wherd t<
to die he did it in the living room.
?Browns Magazine. pense and reccomend 13r. Sh
restorattve. Test it tor a few
Any lady reader of this paper and see! Improvement will pror
will recieve on request, a clever "'No lollow- Sold by Gunters Drng 5
Drip" Coffee Strainer Coupon privilege,
from Dr Shoop, Racine. Wis. " ?
It is silver plated, very pretty, and xg o
positively all dripping of tea or cof- 1 ^ ^
fee. The Doctor sends it with his new V f S<[ ^ v h ?
free book on "Health Coffee simply
to introduce this clever substitute ^ C A r\
for real coffee. Dr. Shoops health j Vr vf L.' J
coffee is gaining its great popularity ^1
because of, first its exquisite tasti \)^/ f"? |VT r
and flavor, second its absolutely he- VV CL/1\I t
althfulness. third its economy, 11-2 Q|{\
lb 25c. fourth its convenience. No "IV vICTVcilS
tedious, 20 to 30 minutes boiling, ~?
"Lade in a minute" says Dr. Shoop.
Try it at your groucr's for a pleasant This stock of i
suprise. Dicker Bros. i r\
I nishmu's, Drv (a
If v'ou monkey w:?h your quali- Shirtwaists and
ties they will monkey with your
business. This store will I
? 16th, to mark goods a
a i>?i?* looking Church. This great sale op
In some communities one or more sale lasts only 1<> days
churches present e\i<i<nce of badly m. to I0:5oa. m. We v
painted exueriors. The beautiful fini- black for 5 Cents. Me
sh and coloring of the L, & M. Paint at I 1-4 cents each. iVl
distinguishes a ch.i: :h painted with . ,. . ,
it. The L. 81 M. p-jint is Metal Zinc . D?" * fa.''J?
Oxide combined v.th White Lead. Pncet $12.50, tills sale
and wears like gold. A liberal quan- 5,000 yards of Sej
tity of L. & M. P int is given to 2,000 yards Checked (
every church wh . ever they paint.
This has been do n through-out the
United States dir. 14 past 35 years.[ [
More churuhes hive been painted1
with L. & M. P-i.it than with any 919 ClGrVctlS St.,
other sold by H .Iman-Cullum Hdw.
Co.
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YOUNG MEN
Vmudl; iik'ii like t<? koop gJJ
lip \\ i I h 11k> | >r< KM'ssi( >n. Tliuy
waul 11 ik I lii nti" ill su it s. They '
likr new styles, and we ih?\\ gg
havn I'Kiuly, a
MT If /V\, L. Kinard
1 J?..... 1523 Main Street. _
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first r< I a i ns. a I
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liii'i'- '.i( i . t vxpicl 10 l'?V a piano ami ^
ir.^t in tliit t. t ' i'il . hi -lit I LA
S | ihntt -1 u ri 1 will be /: "'e-.l by our knowledge
* Kilt writi; ii iif.-t : .* ?
Tins will v mini tit f^nincti ironi six: x years' ex?All
ilrttt." -t? I 1 I ' *
icks 8 ; penence. you c.11 re a piano ^
iVN. spoil ' 1 . . 1 that w: ; alwayj be good, and
?-\.p\ ooinnitin- ?>> i 1 \ . it , , CrX.
t?>i-sn> nr. "m ft-** T.j Sf ullV at 1111 !\lCi!. ] '"JICK 5?
ini liliWintlii'l ny.-l'k.l <3*
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lleiltS N? '1 K i 1:1 ti'i I:!.. ' it irs. I \ 1" L i s i i c Siicll M:a\\ <llKl Jr5
erves. I3jT Slioti i'?o 11pi*iy -T Pianos ^
hoop. n * *' \
Heart Restorative c . I
rrcct- Soul hern Ware room: 35
ntr?l"
, Read the pain fovnu';'. or. the hex 5 \\ . I raut St . vB
these
of Pink Pain Pel'lets. Fhen ask ^ IT
your doctor if thei bettei '15 iOt tC |\J, %
IS dlC Dp
Pain means coin est on, blood pre.- - I afc
urc somewhere. Dr. Shoop's Pink ^ ^ iI?.VlOl II,
oop s 2
Patn Tabiel cher tier. ! pains, wo 32
days, . 11 Manager.
nptly manly PamSt n '"ipwhero. fry J
Jtore. ' one' an! ! ' ->0 i'old b;. jj Mrnii..n t! Is J
Guntc V. Drn;> o* jj
gantic Easter Sale j
ck of High iii-ade MERCUAN-*
ise to he olac-.'d on -rale on
:SDAY, MARCH 17th, at 9 A. M.
Star Store s-c-1
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goods, consisting of Ladies' and Gents, Fur- f
)ods, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Shirts, Skirts,
Hosiery of all kinds.
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>e closed two days--Mondnv, the I5tli, and Tuesday, the
t lowest figures.
ens Wednesday, March 17th, at 9 a. n\ Remember this ^
from date of opening. Specials Friday, March 19th at 9 a
^ i 11 sell d spools of .1. cc IT Coat's Cotton Thread, white or
n'sand Ladies* \ .aiulkerchiv f tog-' as long as tbe> last
Icii's, Ladies' Childr n's 10 cent liose to go ai Oc. tile pair.
id this gi^ai. great sale and get a fine Bastcrsuit, tegular 1
$8.98. he among tlie first to attend this sale.
i Island Cloth, 11 niches wide, to go at acts, per yard. |
jinghams to go at 5 cs. the yard. I
lex A o li h. ?
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3 Doors iitlow Seaboard Depot. ('olumbia. S. C.'J
:eae estate b?rqa
I mprovetl
Town Lots 1 Farm Lands
I 'i'?, f?M' i. t "amis
One nice housej^'i
i | . , jstato ??I pultivati
id lot?1-' acres?Upi. Mid id w ilier |??\\ <m
developed oil one.
L oatesbarg J or Tract No. 1 contains 33 ;
. 11 j l a 4-room house,
tie or will trade j Tract No. 2 contains 172
n i new dwelling,
tarm land. T act No. 3 contains 125
comfortable house.
Tonus ot'salo One.
. c>, . (-AS11, balance 011 I
rompt oervice. einvd hy iiiortgayv^
[aes.
With us it is a quick sale and a cheap pries
If you want to buy, let us know what you
i'll it.
If you want to sell, see us, we'll sell it.
Batesburg Real Estate i ]
W. J. McCARTMA, Manager
(1EO BELL TIM/HERMAN, Att?
Batesburg, S. C,
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rEvery Month i
v? writes Mrs. E. Fournier of Lake Charles, La., "11
' used to suffer from headache, backache, side ache,
? pressing-down pains, and could hardly walk,
j last I took Cardui, and now 1 feel good all tin ^
j It Will Help You
ICardui is a medicine that has been fonml <<? a<-(
upon the causo of most women's pains, strengthening
the weakened womanly organs, that suffer ho-,
I cause their work is too hard for them.
It is not a pain "killer," but a true female
Iremedy, composed of purely vegetable ingredients, |-/
3perfectly harmless and recommended for all sick wo-il
linen, old or young. Try f'ardui. Women's Relict, Eg
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