The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, April 02, 1909, Image 2
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FRIDAY, April i. 1909 j
Does winter know that it has en- ^
ded. 1
Hail, gentle spring-i? you wish-but ,
for heavens sake dont snow or sleet. \
"He shaves himself, "says the
Atlanta Constitution, having reference
to Mr. Roosevelt. And on oc- casions,
other people. 11
Any girl who has a waste basket
in a fair state of preservation can '
have a new spring hat without much
cost. A few flowers and ribbons
will do the rest. *
We are heartily in favor of naving
the date of the President's inauguration
changed from March 4 to the
last Wednesday in April. We may
qr
never get to Washington to an inauguration
but we are not mean enough
to want to see the day spoil- 1
ed by bad weather for those that
are. Moreover, some of these days ^
the United States will lose a Pres
ident from pneumonia if the date is
not altered.
Mo.< parents will iejoicc with Mr. j
aid Mrs. J. tot, la r\ r here
covery > t their little : . o :oi
...w .miius or kicinappers.
And yet all thinking per- 1
i
sons must regret that it was neccs- ]
sary to pay the outlaws the $10,(XX) '
they demanded as the price of the
child's safe return. Such a payment
constitutes an increased inducement
to lawless men to steal
the children of other parents and
subject them to equal anxiety and
suffering.
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According to entirely reliable
sources of information President |
Taft has determined to take no | ar t1
in the framing of the tariff bill, to ,
give no advice regarding individual 1
schedules or specific duties and to , ,
become involved in no controversi
ies with special interests. The
President calmly asserts that he has J
troubles of his own and that he sees >
no reason why he should shoulder 1
the burdens of Congress as well. He r
has, however, assured the leaders of j
his party that he expects them to I
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enact a measure which will embody j (
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iai ILL I CVI5IUII rflHl hi rnc j t
same time produce sufficient rev- J
enue to carry on the business of the i
country, and that any other he will i
veto. Moreover, he has made it
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plain that if when the Payne bill is
nearly completed it does not promise
to conform to these conditions. t
Congress is likely to hear from him 8
with a strong recommendation of c
some form of income tax, most 8
e
probably a tax of 2 per cent on the a
dividends of corporations. There ?
is something refreshing about a
President who assumes this calm,
judicial attitude, who leaves Congress
to work out its own salvation as (1
tl
best it may and quietly awaits the t<
result, only uttering a gentle warn- *
ing that failure to do its duty will n
occasion the condemnation of the
country and the veto of the Presi- in
dent. B
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C Musical
f7/turs(/aij arte/ ?9~ric/at/, ^/{orit
22- .23.
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?>jii>ria 1 Stojlrmtii States.
OTHER ATTRACi'JUNS
COLUMBIA AUTO RACKS WK1 )\KsI)A V M'Rll ' l
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COLUMBIA FESTl V A L I'AKI, TIURSDAY ARRll ?
BASEBALL CHARLESTON V.S. v'(>LU\IBI\
THE WORLD'S KAMOl'S VOCALISTS A NX) SOLo/S'j>
\.ND ROYAL 1)RES 1) 10 N I'l 11 LI IA KM o.N u ' < LKCfl KS'i IL\
ilRST TOUR IN AMERICA. flo MUSICIANS, Not INJLUDING
SIX SOLOISTS. - -- -- -- -The
Artists
MME. .IOMELLI? Prima Donna Soprano from Man
lattan <)pera I louse.
FREDERICK IIASTINOS-Baritone.
MME. LANGEN DoRFF--Mezzo Soprano From Metro
lolitan (>pera I louse.
FRANKLIN LAWSON-Tenor.
Grand Adult t Jboru? of 200 Voices, Direction of Pro1
leo. S. Kittred^e. Special ( liildiens' Choir of -Uu
/oiees, Direct ion of Prof. W. <;. I'terinoeiilen.
Special Reservation for Season Tickets Only open
fliursclay, April l,and will continue lot* several\la\s
Price of Season Tickets.
Box Scats, S.*? and so; ()rehest ra. sr?- |h|...nnv v:- ^
>3; Gallery, $2.
Mail Orders tilled in order received. Local cheek
nust be drawn, with exchange, pavahlo to F L BPnwv
Jhone HOP.
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r?rgoucn rooii
I The Rev. Mnrdy Roes of riheisei
snnoftu' ???.??. - i
Curs Securer
W n a S iriVf ,
..w.u. .??i . Jit* ^ ucoi. i iu* > 1ft till ?: f*
i?i?: iving oi Greece, wlio was | Welshman, and as to hi>- < lain s t
accompanied by one of bis young ' fam0 Watts Ihinton has w> :..>>] tin
aides-de-camp. As Edward VII. was J among men wlm have exp
doing the honors, exhibiting his gal- themselves in English v.-: t - ati
lory# a'Hl his guest was admiring a ! doubt whether a more robust a ot
bust of a young woman, the charming j auty has appeal d sin " <> 1
work of the sculptor Thornycroft, the ; Darito Gabriel Rosctti. vl?;. '
King was much surprised at an ex- , Jones well, onto s; id: "This t.
plosion of sobs. It was the young aj)1e pm . affords near!} h
Captain, who was weeping and who ( ^trilcinR instance of negh. i, .;
excused himself in these words: "Will ; ln om. modern s. hool \it j : >
your Majesty pardon me? This bust South Wales Daily News
is the perfect image of a sister whom
I loved most tenderly. It recalls to j America's Modem House
me a loss, alas! never to be forgot- A vny n,<>dern ;n,hit.ei p.-.n.-t
the house of one large room, a sinn
"In that case." responded the King. electrlc kltehen atta. lied and an <
greatly moved, "permit me to offer iu.n)ou< ini.loS(1|l p(?,h v ; . f .
t to >OU. for outdoor sleening. W'l. 'tin i hotlAnd
through the care of Sir Fran- ,,. ujr for hli
Is Knoll ye the marble was transport- j;; ,t ?.etjoIJ ? h. .. . ... ,,
d to the apartment of this Borrowing tn?. ,hai (In compact wi>
irother. kitchen, the big porch, and tin
Time passed. The young Captain er0UH 1|vlng hftVe t.onu to ,J
eturned to London. Quite recent 1> _ s.m .U!3f?iu?u?.
ic visited the admirable collection
it the Duke of Cambridge and recognized
with renewed sorrow in a can- - ?
ins of Burnc-Jones the features of
nc angel he had lost. 'Tr"** TH 9
The Duke perhaps would have had p ~ 8 W li $ L
lie same generosity as King Edward R R
>ut some one was present who had witlegsed
the scene at Sandringham. So
he ingenious Greek did not this time (C "2 CI ?
arry away any family portrait to his q v./ v *- I.'
tountry.?Le Cri de Paris. I i *
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Law of Life. WFDNFS
What is the true law of our moral ( T T 1 1 ^ **?*-'
ilfe? That is the question which . ^ #
ivery age sets itself to solve, and to j 010 (tervais St. t
he solution of which every eontribu- ( ^
ion is welcome. And the answer I .. ?*? A.
hat George Eliot gives is that there j
s a reign of law in the moral as well j rpi j1 Y?
is in the physical world, and that this ! 1 ill* SLOCK OL g>0'
jnishings. Dry Gooc
Shirtwaists and H<
The Worst Load. . ,
The worst load a man can carry is I IIIS Store Will be C
hat of habits lie got ten of evil pas- * n tr?arl\ i?Ol)ds lit lo'
ions?that growing pile of sensuous i
eeds. which in their accumulation. This ?l*eat Sale O pens
oh.ro anally Into a dim .Unit i?.n , ,asts ()|1|v Iq 4|avs frti
essed which sits between his : ir?i 11?l ... * ...
rs. over-weighing all else in kind Ml. t<> lOloO P, 111. WC v\ 111
nd driving him ruthlessly, fatefully black for 5 cents. Men's
n the road downward. - Christian | mI. , , mA , ?/,!. * ?
,II i i - -T v,vnm UCII it It, 11
voriu.
Don't fail to attend t
The n??Z' Pr"r?nv : price, $12.50; this sale $*
! ?.ooo yards 0t sea i
lat occurred to ns us having a claim i 1,000 yards hCCKLtl UlDJ
? be so considered were gravi dig- J _ _
Ing. scavenging, listening to Par- L 1
anientary orations through an all- Li I
Ight sitting, and the writing of po- AM I
ns?or articles?that nobod/ reads. ,
he washing of dishes may be made Q~| Q ( loi'*\/ tA 1 CI SsT*
iteresting if done scientifically ? I VjCl Vcllb L.,
rltlsh Medical Journal,
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k I - :
sssssssBsase: ri
a suits bor :
JpF YOUNG MEN ! (
'-'383^-Vuuiiy mi'ii Iik<* to keep |an<
up wit Ii I lie procession.They
| M?-'' NVJUit t lie 1 hin?^ in suit s.The\
I '' w~ display ot'ue\\ springHuitH. foi
JEMM s,l:l(|< s p
$12.50 $15, $18.50
Sino l<4 ami (louPN-Prea^teil ^
eomplete Une I'urnisliinjurs,
g 1 M, L. Kinard j I
^k'-WKL TMKCLOTHIKR, =
Ce/iyrl^M < . !iv r i t.a" i l?:t 1525 Main Street.
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Fewer Un tr.-. in Fierier.
'Die eouditi 11 ol France niiv.ht i?o FT* "I x
put in i nuts! 11 More inni : i; g< -s. KvcldC!\^ HCftU ^
more divorces mid fewer births." No ?flfe?one
can c;iii thi. ;> l ealtliy eondltlon I
of nfl'uiis. It un n Unit, it" the pn - ^ . _ f^K,
cut movement.* v. , continued ovr OtlCll
j a suniciintly Ion;; period of time, ilicv , ?{?
are bound to ? nd iu the disappearance I
1 of the French nopclnUon. Country '
!>' Every Week
Petroleum Through t' c Suez Canal. |
Tin' prohi! i ion . ii i carrying pe- , ws
troleuni throuuh the Suez Canal. v # I J
which has la-en ill inn cverai yea v. 1,>I Ul' till'in not only in- j
m lias remove. n concr sion ?ercstin{?, but instructive, and if I cL*
iii< r in in h to Ft. ;> ill consumers.. '
as. ah in ..lu.i'iu > . are annually > on < ; cct to buy a piano and J r
I. I tu'i mailt Mil's I to .' <i Sumatra. will bct_"..\!c. ...;t knowledge
J Generous Queen. gained from sixty-six years'exs
Queen Fli ah f Rumania, is periencc. you cat secure a piano ?*k,
very much int : in the estaMM . ...
. ii>f-iit of :in aryli .. iho blind ;ind 4,<i' *,(-% H00d? and ^
aiiiiouiii < that an>one who v ill buy at the HIGH 1' PRICK. vfc'
^ si nd !i -1 il i. . ! i;e or small. ( '
sh" v ill end a !! : of thanks si en j
d by hi ' If. | er-i
In. e/ti. riod. ramoy. j WATCM l-'Ok SPHCIAL. BARGAINS
I Mm..ln 1 M. r ' . . 1
-? on a log wagon, took ins toot in lus j *.... r
? hand, started on a beeline and walked j m.ui tuut m tae j
from Topeka to Mount Pleasant, in., , . j>lU , .t ,, >havc and ^
u where he landed in twelve days, the 5 j y,'
distance being over 30<> miles. That s icl. ; .'i)ia\cr Pianos!1
was fifty years ago last March. Thorn- * ' j ^
as M unlock?he was the Colonel of a *
u Virginia regiment, that was mustered ;,j,j
for tlie I, \\'a ln.i u di. I " . . ti,
left th tnny Mountain with a ' ' *V?1 fC 1*00111
..... I! cUW
wile i ' . i : i ', i i
",|?"? " .s V f radest. JK
<? ! ' " ?!? i nop o! Kniisas . ^
ill ! t\ <i >ltl \ t ons litiiile
il trip I"i in .M>>11111 I li s --. \ ; ? ' tX ffifc
I' Un in the w in I < ) ot \ ? i ' > ? s. 1 4
' I Iv .1 i 11; v. i I; ill. I tin m.
Pl .iiilliltf; in Hist ^ . j \\ i | \lOTH
' is Mill (let 1; re- ' " 1
turned t. inr Plea il lie ! tailed V*g
?: his il. < ii- for Mttrlitu'.- Mana ^i!". aw
It'll. ' t : >i.i\ a jM'. ppi
steal : I- ? I itli: I |r ; !p v , ,
.ban .-Hi us. tabiMK: Mi: .our! Uiv- !li " 1 *1 "i ^
or one for Leavenworth. where they
were mot by a team and hauled to ? ? ?? ? *"
Toptka. ,
v m
f ?> J p Ufa
fancic caster hale *
k of Migli-.inde MERCi -AN-jL
2 to be placed on sale on ?
DAY, MARCH 17th. at <> A. M. uq
star Store Co'un""a's-cods,
consisting of Ladies' and Gents. Furls,
Shoes, flats, Caps, Shirts, Skirts,1
osiery of all kinds. i
steel
losetl two days--Monday, the I.Sth, and Tuesday, tlie
west figures.
Wednesday, March 17th, at o a. m. Remembei this
m date of opening. Specials Lriday, March I111 at " a
sell 3 spools of J. ?sc P. Coat's Cotton Thread, white or, from
and Ladies' ?fandkercliiefs to go as long as they last' l
s, Ladies' Children's 10 cent hose to go at 6c. the pair, witho
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his great, great sale and get a fine Laster suit, regular ^
. Be among the first to attend this sale. j ^
sland Cloth, M inches wide, to go at 5cts. per yard.'
ghams to go at 5 cts. the yard. !
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n A " 0II 0, ldut;
3 Doors Below Seaboard Depot. ( Ollimbiai S. C.J l
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5AI. ESTATE BARGAINS I
Improved |
Town Lots. I Farm Lands.
) Thivi- ele^ai.t "arms within
3ne nice house Vv.'n "Yu.m-.mV.1 inur'iV?lfi
i , . ^ . stai e <>l cultivation. A
Cl lot 1 - &Cr6S "" Hplemiiil water i?owor can ho
developed on one.
Patesburg lor Tract No. 1 contains 33 acres and
.. a 4-room house.
C or Will trS/ClG Tract No. 2contains 172 acres and
l j new clwellinK*
* IElVm land. Tract No. 3 contains 125 acres and
comfortable house.
Terms ot'sale l hie-Kourtli
C'ASII. hiilanee <>n time srrorrmt
Service. ''yi.i-nwurproun.
r [aes.
V'ith us it is a quick sale anil a cheap price,
f you want to buy. let us know what you want,
II ^et it.
f you want to sell, see us, we'll sell it.
Raa! Rctato Pa
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^ j McCAR I HA, Manager
OHO DHL I. TI.MA1HKMAN, Attorn, y.
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Hoosier Pumps. j
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Pumps, W\ 4
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.V ii. 1/ to make shipment of all grades of Manu- *
lac ue-; For. ilizers. The proper Fertilizers for every Crop.
Ask for ?
FALMF.nO STATF BRANDS|
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Full line of Kainit, Muriate of Potash and Nitrate of Soda.
Amrnoniatcd Fertilizers, manufactured from Blood and Tankage
and Cotton Seed Meal.
in iM ANIM AL bONb MKAL FOR SALL. J
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Fric s and terms right. Send us your orders. \m>
Palmetto Fertilizer Co. I
1RFDLLL JONHS, JR.. Manager, >$c
Ninth PIooj skyscraper. Columbia, S. C. jp
W NEW T'illFF BILL HITS INDUSTRIES
CLOSE TO LIFE OF AMERICAN PEOPLE
PRINCIPAL REDUCTIONS IN DUTIES
rj t ore p 1 01 free list and minuf ictures o iron an 1 st jei, including
rails cut one halt.
.umber, rough and dressed, reduced by 51) per cent.
rVorks of art, 20 years old' to free list.
uigar, cut 04 cents .. pound.
liiles of cattle put on tree list, other hides reduced, boots and shots
25 per cent; to 15 i t*, cent.
iituininous coal anu ? i:c, front my country admitting America ccal
ut -luty, to free list.
a7, -nv> 1ortr?1t? r*,-! % 1 * '
rvubCii iiiux-ii'vnu, n-viuiiii wii an except nncst grades.
Window ^lass and all cheap grades ot pdas- reduced substantially.
Wood pulp put on free list, print \ aper dutv two third*
PRINCIPAL INCREASES IN DUTIES
l ea, tax imposed of from 8 to 9 cents a pound.
Jhicory, and other col tec adulterants increased 00 per (em
:ocoa, crude; now on free list, taxedatd atutsa pound, manuiactured
increased, 2 cents on ach classification.
Spices, taken from free list and assessed average of M) per cent.
Mgs, lemons and pineapple, all substantially increased.
Mercerized cotton fabrics receive added duty of ) cent a vard