The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, April 16, 1909, Image 8
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STOLEN SATCHEL n
HELD NO CASH. K
EDGEFIELD HAN'S CBIP TAKEN (
FROM TRAIN AT DENMARK
CONTAINED ORLT
PAPER?
Aiken, April 12?Special: It is
learned here that the satchel stolen
from Mr N. G. Evans, of Edgefield,
while en route to this city, at Denmark,
did not contain any cssh as it
has been reported, but a quantity of
papers, most of which were copies
or duplicates, Mr. Evans has been in
the city. He says that among the
papers were a number belonging to
Aiken citizens, among the papers ^ .
were several belonging to Capt. W. |j
W. Williams and a title belonging to
an Aiken lady. Capt. Williams papers
he states 3re only copies and practically
worthless. So far as has been \]
learned here, no arrests have yet been
made in this matter.
5 or 6 doses "66b" will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c
ARRESTED ON FRAUD
CHARGE y|
E. W. PROCfUR ACCUSED OF SAME
CRIME FOB WHICH HIS 1'A1 HER
WAS SENTENCED
Lexington, April 11?E. W.
Proctor, a white man, was lodged in _
jail here last night upon the charge of 1
obtaining money under false pretenses a fk
the warrant was sworn out before if \
Magistrate E. P. Shealy, of Leesville, \
by the Citizens Bank of Batesburg,
in which it is alleged that Proctor did,
on the 25th of May last year, secure
from the Ba.tk monev to the amount
of $135 through misrepresentation T
and false pretenses, Proctor is 38
years of age and has a wife and three A "s'n
small children, it is said. fec
A rather strange coincidence in 11 tl)
... .if. experir
connection with the case is the iact tll
that Proctor's father was tried in the the rij.
General Sessions Court at Saluda last ,n on
week upon the same chatge, was
. only, :
convicted and sentenced to serve j,oaf|
two years at hard labor in the State ho ?at
penitentary and to pty in addition a ,,i:!roa
fine of $25. The father, however, se- to
cured $235 and nis tim was a Amerh
wholesale commission firm in Aug- '"Oroa
oxpens'
usta.
once
Thousfl
EXCURSION RATES VIA SO- 15
UTHERN RAILWAY TO
CHARLESTON, S. C. COLl lvl- ,'h ?
BIA. S. C. SPAR TANBURG S.C. n"n*'"
AND WASHINGTON. D. C or lo(''
the kn
light t
A flo
To Charleston and return; Account mry ?
Meeting of Shriners the Southern I JJI,
Railway announces very low round n queis
rates. Tickets will be sold April 21 " *'
, nn ? ,, , . , . rally it
and 22, limited for return, leaving s..,,
Charleston not later than midnignt ami ii
April 23, 1909.
To Columbia and return; Account "i
Musical Festival very low round trip ni<> fo?i
tickets will be sold A m il 91 99 >?/! t them t
23, limited tor return, leaving Col- j1' , !l '
umbia not later than midnight April ?,,r.
24, 1009. T in
To Spartanburg and return; Ac- ,l'
;ot)(l. n
ount Southern Atlantic State^ Music- .
al Festival very low round trip tickets wav.i u
will be sold, April, 19, 20 21 22 and : rson
their trains scheduled to arrive in \
Spartanburg before noon April 23, mous \\
1909. Limited for return, leaving i>n
Spartanburg not late, than midnight '
April 24, 1909, riglitha
To Washington D. C. and return;
Account Annual Meeting, Daughters Fe
of the American Revolution, Wash- A wa
ington, D. C. very low round trip " " i,1"1
tickets will be on sale April 15 and
16 only, from all stations, limited "Tin i
for return, leaving Washington up to
and including, but not later than Jh, f..!'.
. * t t. i A !1 '>l> 1
jiuuni^m rvyiii ivuv. t ;i n
For detailed information, tickets resent?
etc. apply to Southern Railway ticket tor,ls :
. , . ' ollllllOI
agents or address
J. L. Meek, Asst. Genera'1 Passenger
Agent. Atlanta Ga.
J. C. Lusk, Division ! assenger 'n
Agent, Charleston S. C.
j Dr. A
AVIAlin SK.J.IH.I in 20 inintil) < n"'
M * BJ 111 >J Hire Dr. Stump's 1822
ijniiiir!r,:u"?"u o?H?
vJ RJ t will -uri |y prove.
No vomit ink' no dis- lltU'illK
trees. A safe and pleasingsyrup?50c.oruggists. of v;|ll(j
that til
Subscribe for The Advocate now '""in "
i volt's ii
$1.00 per year. aII,i (Jo1
land ha
tin: itf?l
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Radiant
>f the last
HAMR FA<
EAS1
Every department of oui
is bubbling over with th<
stylish wearing appe
and e
If you fail to see
ocksyoudo Yours
Whatever wrinkle fas
Vhatever worth that fa
give is here. Whatev<
thorough knowledge o
is here. We su
ta
ay we have
m
MOW III
fhitten Dr;
BATESBl
"HE dominant mom.
Get hi the1
ister Superstition" and Its Ef )
ts Upon the Human Mind. i
ok a whole generation time of 1 /
nents and median!:.> t?> learn I \. '
le engineer must stand 01 sit on ! \mS r=S)A>
tht side of liis engine, or cab i
lor that he could look | /?'*>'//
w ith his right or dominant eye ! 1m rMr* /
ind without sticking his entire ' /]?//
tit. as he would have to do if i f'Jff /
or stood on the left side. T he /V7 /
d men never learned wh> this ! sir j
do not know why today, and j Xjr* J
\C the desinihli eb:inj??- t?? two '
an 1< ft passing double track I VA' I
ds. while it would finally avoid i I
i- and accidents, wou cost at tYA I
many millions of dollars
iiuls of years ago knights and VV\\
ghting on foot or horseback V^-t\
approach and pas > < aeh other I
left in order to strike or spear
titer with the right h ind whth J^V\
eld itanii held the shiel 1 or tin "
'I'll, railway engim r. civil JKNVs
oinotlve, does not know that
iglit was his right handed and VtQ list
yed progenitor and emtower. Uw \I ||| Jl jfik.
oil of light is throw n upon his lit \i / <jl
ociology and medicine, . sptei- fM\i k\ 111 ULUls]
ton psychology, neurology and
itry, hy lefthandedness and ita 1 YicV
Of every million ltom at
),noo probably more, are natu- / JY
dthanded, so that In the I'nlt jfw 1
les there are nearly 30,000,<H\
i the world more than I.Y<on,
s handicapped. An Indefiiiilt a single large estal
ion of these have been or art rt00 w(,ro caUK)lt A
l.-uhly cursed hy the efforts of nml wlU, to a Hn
i'sh parent or teachers to make tory at ., pf( nnlR
ighthanded. Sad suggestions ,.on*n ,iozt.n.
i:-tralions of the baleful results ,it(rhei caught 1
work of those Improvers of na. ln simtmor t:1
ist in sin h simple facts as that ,M)rh00(l ?? A)hh
widen should mean only de\. nosso 4119 23 wa r
1 ight handed, has come to mean ,al nor it les pa!
noral. advisable; and "left," or ,jirir capture
1. has become sinister, awk. FIruicr,
nlucky. to be avoided, both >( wrm?cr 0f tj10
and thing. "Dexterity and that lho f(.niai0 K
usness. properly meaning on. Hl,ht l(, twoivo li
trality," have become synony- times a vear
flth exportticss and exceptional ?0n Ja go rapld at
my. whereas everybody knows ,|istrlrts have l.eet
e lefthanded person, if purely t)lfion hy thjs S(()
as cunning of hand as the ,K17 tlu. OU(. depa
ll('cd. experleneed a loss
|y 1600,000, caused
ex or tne Ancient Greek. animals."
11; throuph the Mritish Muse- ' ' *1'' common tne
1 ;i close examination of tiio ' ' nlted States is ot
xtreniitles of ancient ait there ol,r sI)f><,ie
n > aie all bad about the Teet normal increase a
>isK Thrower," a celebrated fo,ir in a s
ii. I lie particularly bad exam- ills: l'lat t wei
incipi nl bunion joints- it "10 ncrease, the re
l of tin Kami so Apollo, used A simile pair and
odd in inns; art senools, r< p ' 'IVl> casons would
the foot ot tie' average Greek, ' " individua
i ii <1 buuioiis in list have been """ 's ""dor the
i in ihat classical country. based on tlie as.si
you up do not brt
FIELD MICE. ' ~ JTI ! " "!'! Th? In"il
r?i ture very rapidly.
District of Zaberrv?1,570.000 "ndoubtcdly
ere Caught ,n 14 Days. "'l >, ar _
E. Ilrclim slates concerning AfJClDENT
d mice of Germany that in
tin* llstrict of Zabcrn 1 .r?70,- : nurance Companie
e caught in fourteen days all injuries t
the same time in the district I jngn|..?
a 590,427 were caupht. ami in Jy ,,, ;)1( i(?ls (>tPt/.much
271.941. in the au- ... |nJ (Q ,
f l?.r.G there were o many hj , ^ (
i one district between Em it ;|.lhilv ll)jpR#..
ha that about 12,0<mi acre of ( ( j
d t0 he reploughcd liccause ?.r iLa)J' v. ^ulj';
.riwtipu Oi Ujc first crop On 1
THE BATSBURCI ADVOCATE.
Showings*!
UCWKtC OT if*
5HI0N for I
ER. I
r mammouth establishment
3 seasons newest and most $>.
aral, for men, women ik.
hildren. ^
these magnificent
'elf a great Injustice.!^
>liion says is so, is here
brie and workmanship can
ar economy and that a
d' the business can offer
lit the most critical S#*
ste. -P*
the Pleasure ol|
? You? |
j Goods Go. |
JRG, S. C. |
ivell dressed circle-Wear Schwab Clothes
P ft * : ' ^
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\<>vl h iw i
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/ ) 1 \iiv4 J- ! 'M
r'# m I
<yV I
/#' I
mS :^wi
S Slo.no to S'tO.oo i i - lit. b\iitten
i>. 0. Co.
i> near rot-si rmTuu,. "There arc men ~*no make a liv.
A-itliin seven weeks *r'K out < f fake accidents. They trav['slau
fertilizer lac. e' from city to city; they insure in
(nearly one fourth every e.inpaiiy that issues accident
Some of the vole polieles; then, with a fauo iujury,
loo to I.'.oo per day. "ic> j?i<?< . . to c ollect dues
I Mil lit i lie in ich An leu; faker ioi .. we* call
im. in Khcnish 'lie.se men- has usually a knee that
e caught. The lo- he 1 -?ti s!..i oat at will. He pmj>:>t-<>l>
Id about $ltooo for ' 'tumble over an open Pap or some
hard, harj obstacle , pi: ] ;. km e
he French natural I'dtly, raises a i?ig holler so as
same species, says s,> "i. a lot ol' witnesses ami then
ives birth to from hobble, home.
ttlo ones three1 or lie* doesn't notify his insurance
and th<> multiplica. <??nii aides till the next day lh then
times that "whole hi* is so swollen that ;.n ace-ur.
) reduced to elosti. ate examination of it |s impossible,
urge. in is id and A ?' <? not tell wluth. it r, ore of
rtinent of Vendee, t'-ose t.. ? If slipping km. .. not.
estimated at near. we pay th. man hi. mone y and he
entirely by these ; s > ks new pastures.
1 here \\;is otto man?he is in jail
aelow mouse of the i w who in nine* years collected ov.
o> of the most pro- r Sil.ouo in acc ident policies with the
Kmiin.itlug the lie lp <>f :i knee that he could slip out
t six you up. with ' ily a I slip my lmtiel out e.f my
eason, and assutn- '.?ve.
re no checks upon j ?
ults are appalling. . In Praise of Italv.
their progeny In Hwipht Kim. ndorf of is', w York
amount to marly ( ity ree. ntly eicclareil that he would
Is. Tills caleula- rather 1 iv? in Italy than any other II
mark, since it Is i ?i??1. outside of his own He came II
imptlon that the thit- conclusion after thirty years I I
ed until about a "f tiavel over almost the entire hah. R '
nals, however, ma_ itahh i lob.
and the spring 1 "I think Italy best." said Mr. Kim. I I
breed in the fall endoif, "b? < ause of the rest and beau. I I
j ty one finds there; because of the ill
- lit'.- and is? I |
FAKERS. ,1:- climate The land Is full of
id al and nietnorle fit:.- ha- to use
s Are Suspicious ot ' imagination only a little to live I
o the Knee. t mid the centuries that have gone. Ion ? at
ritio companies are Ther? :uv :"',is,s ,Kovo- W Hal m
, om of whom would give Ins last crust
all ;n'a lib nts in- , . , . .
, . , . to help his brother if need he. It is
lie Kit c, tor it is , ,' , , , ,
, | , , , a land of dreams and sunshine. The A h
lie a: ident takei , , , ... 1
live soul will thrive there. It ts h
nifTi-reii' from the north of Kurope. ?
surgeon. frovMicd . ,
where everything is material; in fact, in,
it ** in from auv other place
\
j^p. S^S^S^S^S^.S^ S^.Sj^S^
Your Rail
To and Prom Augi
? With the requirement that
amount formerly required by tin
events:
THE AUGUSTA Ml
and the J
Kither feature a sufficient inducemer
without the reduced rates or the possibi
planning for two Gala Days, an 1 we are
tage of the opportunity to make us a vii
We Go the Retail
And only ask that you purchase apf
by the Retail Merchants Association. 1
at ion has discontinued paying' Railroad
ing reduced rates which it is necessary 1
of your railroad fare refunded. The foil
From 100 miles or over. Retail Merc
April 20th and 27th, J. B White <
From 75 to 100 miles, Retail Merch;
April 20 and 27th, J. B. White & <
From 50 to 75 miles. Retail Merchar
April 20th and 27th, J. B. While i
From 30 to 50miles, Retail Merchar
April 20th and 27th, J. B. White <
From 20 to 30 miles. Retail Mercha
April 50th and 27th, J. B. White <
From 10 to 20 miles, Retail Merchai
Ann' 20th and 27th, J. B. White <
From 5 to 10 miles. Retail Merchan
April 26th and 27th, J. B. White
ALSO PROFIT-SHARING
FAMOUS S. & M. GREEN
In addition should your total purcha
spective miles, one-b : of your round t
will prepare some of the greatest Specia
Come?you are all welcome. Make our .
ing place, check your baggage with us,
time. We will also serve light refreshn
wholesome.
A R Y\
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THE BATESBURC
BmBMHBMBBKin;
th. Germany i* >"? n>mmtT- Brown
id coarse.?Washington Post. man? T1
... the place
f3'igbt of Ten Plcnts. of day.
lirlit of tlu> tea plant caused Gray ?V
1 , f i i(),quit<)C8 is causing vertlsing
a'cm among tea planters ! criptlon, (
boomin r.
*V:a:,? Free I
ista April 26 and 27 ^
you only purchase approximately one-half"the Ml
* Retail Merchants Association. I lie two ^reat
JSICAI FRSTIVAI
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. d. WHITE & GO'S SALES
it within itself to bring you to Augusta on these days' Ml
hty of having your railroad fare refunded. All Augusta is
most desirous of our friends and patrons, taking advan- "*^5
iit.
Merchants Association O "c Better ^||
aroximatelv ONE-HALF the amount formerly required Ml
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The railroads are helping us make this offer by givfor
you to take advantage of in order to have the amount
owing is the basis of purchases and distances:
hants Association required you to purchase $99,00
St Co. only iequi:e you to purchase 50.00
ants Association, required you to purchase 85.00 ^
rJo., only require you to purchase 45.00
its Association required you to purchase 65.00
St Co., only require you to purohase 35.00
its Association required you to purchase 55.00 -?
8t Co., only require you to purchase 30.00 ?
nts Association required you to purchase 35.00 "*^1^
St Co., only require you to purchase 18.00
nts Association required you to purchase 20.00
St Co., only require you to purchase 12.00 ?
ts Association required you to purchase 10.00 ~' 5
Sl Co., only require you to purchase 6.00
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ADVOCATE, Batesburg, S. C.
sec that rarmnonse. #,? | Knlfkcr_JonM ,ays Talc
iafs the old homestead? ! .
where I first saw the llftht ] ""nookrr-Yes:he never went him- *1
... , , , . ' Rolf, but he paid his son's way
Ihlch one? That villa ad.
Doctor Pierce's Pink Pros- 1 ''
r the bungalow to the right d<.a,
Uaatorla? [ L1,h a goo.1 .h-al more. <
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