The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, April 30, 1909, Image 9
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Our Dry Goods dep
Our Shoes
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THERE IS A REASON.
This reason will be fully demonstrated to the citizens
of Batesburji now soon.
<)u r Mr. ,1. B. Koddy will be on li.md with a oar. In
: ho meantime road up ami posted. It will simmer
town to this?"The Buick is the nn?st wonderful car of
ny price."
GREGORY-CONDER MUI.E CO..
Columbia, S. C.
flin GUIGNARD BRICK WORKS.
The best brick oil the market,
Orders filled with dispatch.
COLUMBIA, - S.C
J The old ned way of Posing a
? PCS" Ills* weak stomach, or stimulating the
.IKWKLKY, 1)1 AMONDS, Heart or Kidneys is all wrong. Dr. i
STKKLlNti SlLYKK, Shoop first pointed out this error.1
WVIVIIKS OUT GLASS, This is why his presbription?Dr.
\ KT GOODS. j Shoop's Restorative is directed enti,
, ' rely to the cause of thesd ailments
All Nov. a lid a >. (> u ? ,\ i the weak inside or controlling nerves.
Iioautitid Gooi m. .<>lm I It isnt so dift'i< ilt. says Dr. Shoop,
in \s hcno\t i > on u\ t j to strengthen a vvtak Stomach Heart
an oppoi t uiiit> . |or Kidneys, if one goes at it correcti.mi
Mrti.R we only iinni1ie Si)i u> j?ac^ jnsije organ has its control
^ >n*n"?7ome7n.'?ei.<l'7n your | iinK or >nsU!e nerve. When these
Mail <>' tier, which always has our nerves toil then those organs must
l> rsonal Attention, with a (iuar- surely falter. These vital ruti s are
antee to Please. Always Klad to i leading druggistr every where! to disee
you at pense and reccomend Dr. Shoop's
CVI V A IV UPO^ restorattve. Test it tor a few days,
^ an(j seej Improvement will pror ptly
i ... 111W| follow. Sold by Gunters DrngStore,
ewelcrs, Silx crsnnt hs ana
Opticians, ? ?
'or. Ma n and Hampton Sts. All the news of three counties in !
(.'Old M B1A, S. ('. j the Advocate.
THE BATflBUgq ADVOCATE.
ays Worth at
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You the Best That is
artment is Overflowing
Summer good
and Hats cai
>MIZE by BUY1NC
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IYour Fertilizers!
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We are now ready to make shipment oi all grades of Manu- ^
ij^ji factured Fertilizers. The proper Fertilizers for every Crop.
|5jjj| Ask for
| PALMETTO STATE BRANDS |
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FTill line of Kainit, Muriate of Potash and Nitrate of Soda. ^
yu Ammoniated Fertilizers, manufactured from Blood and Tankage
$ and Cotton Seed Meal.
?f PUKE ANIMAL BONE MEAL FOK SALE.
^ Prices and terms right. Send us your orders. ^
1 Palmetto Fertilizer Go. |
Or
$ IREDELL JONES, JR., Manager,
jj| Ninth Floor Skyscraper, Columbia, S.X. ^
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Expended $8.35 for I..& M.paint - . , .
to fix up his house, it for sale it wil WaPkinS LitHc
fetch a good pr ce. i :.o painters said
it was the 3 gallons of of oil they! j Investrieht d
mixed with 4 gallons of L.&.M that' I '
did the job at 1-3 less cost than ev- By s. E Riser.
er before, its coloring s bright .beau-! :
tiful and lasting, it wont have to be
painted again toil- to 15 years,be lty Dracticinir
cause L. & M. paint is Metal Zinc orRl >'ears ho managed to save up
/ x , ,. , . , ,,,, . w . $300. While doing this he became a
Oxu e combined with White I.ead 8tU(|0nt of finance. Every morning
and wears and covers like cold. ho would read the financial quotaSOLDHYHolman-Cullum
Hdw.CO? tlona. The long lln.s of initials and
?. the columns of figures that at first
were meaningloss soon became as an
rI * 1 ^ ^ A open book to htm. Ho could ro1
1 il & V (.1 V vJCclLO member what C. J: and F. closed at
a week ago last Tuesday, nnd If R.,
^1% ? ?~\ A and W. wont up a point he knew
9 I II I just how much more It would have to
\ p \ j advance before rea? hlng the mark
' which some wise men had set for It
1, -t r Now, this man, w hose name, by
er i oar. I the way, was Watldns, had a sort of
a head for figures, and ono evening
after he had been thinking for a
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with the Choicest of S]
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pli *-? ifo;?. him and he continued
VJvl ? A ** Ql? watch the financial page.
BHBHHHB tEWKTrxS iSBSSHH Oa tiu l'th of July F., L. an<
Don't risk even a pfnuy?until health common v. u-. quoted at 17. 1
tiif't / - funis. Watson transferred $300 of
Aim 1 in ?1? ju>t rxnriiy tm?t , .. money from the savings depai U
l f.i t . u* phy?!?-i.?i< ?h?? ?: -tot...* s? ? I o: t..o buah and opened up n ch
will out n( my own pockft. pay for >our mealcine
if it tail* to bring ><-n heli-:" account against It. At the s
And f??r -v y-?r- l>r. "snoop? mt-i? iiu-- have tlino he gave a certain brokei
i iH 'iM'd and recommended In every city hi??1 .
. hand, tin America They arc poMt.v.iy Mand- open order to buy twenty shurc
ord in wry community ?and every a her- p J,. HUd B. common nl 15.
1 Then why pay the cash, and at yonr risk. lor
otlutr unwarranted imii umvrtain iin * wo^k biter bo had a dizzy hvc.'! w
Thousand* thousands have ':i ,l" P*"* he saw the stock quoted at the f.?
?futly used l?r Shuop > Kesinrntnc. . , , _ , . ..
w hoii tin' stomach nerve*, or the Heart or hid- he had named. I-ater In the da:
ne\ i v - tail.tli. --.< k <>". s know hivr quickly was Jnft)rmed bv Bloodgoo.i. Ite
lir Humps Ke-torntivti w i.i bring tic in Uu k to ? _ . . .. , . , . .
houlti. air.Vn. Hut Ustof <ill,tTity poultice- um & Co.. that they had bought
7?//./Ayno moncyrisk what^vtr.They know Ills account twenty shares of F.
that when rr"? | health fails to and JJ. common.
sfrv'iiiij 1 hen pay the <iruR- A week later F., L. and B. c
irist for that t?m aimi for moD Wft3 quoted at 11, and tl
that t -.--t a full 30 day treatment is lively granted.
But write me first for an ord. r. were ' "mors of a reorgani/a
This will save delay and. 1:-appointment. which might result In the wij
AM dmgslsts sell I?r. shooj* s Ih-storiitive rnd Pr. out 0f t}le common stock hltoget
$ hoop & Rheumatic K**me< I y. but alt arc not an- "
thuri/ttl to Rivo the :K)dAy t? ?t So drop tn?* a lino Archibald \\ atklns began to r
please"-for I have appointed an hou.st utid re- uiaking spells, and he fell Into
sponsible drug- gist in almost . ? *
ev- ry rommun- ity. everywhere, habit of breaking engagements ^
to issue my "no w* O XT help, no pay." Miriam. Two or three Hires he
medicines to tli( A C<% y sick Tell me also , .
Which book you ** need. Th.- u*>ks cided to sell out and save what
K h, c will1 surely open up new and helpful Ideas could of his hard-eurnod money,
tothos* who aw not well. Resid** you ur* perfect- ,
ly Irt-.. to consult mo Justus you would your home he put It off from day to (laj , r.
phy-cuan. My advice and the book below are Ijib' there might bo a rc&( tlou.
yours?and without cost. ,, .... . ... . i
Perhaps word or two from me will clear up the middle of August the Mock
some serious ailtnent. 1 have helped thousands quoted at 6 . and the young 1
rr,'.^ri;luonSal or J?rson?fl mlvi who had fl*?red out I,rofltfi of ftb
plan My N*st ef- is surely $8,000,000 for himself in fift
worth i (*11 r sun pie roq u*'S,. wrilii vsn rfi u- no ennvlnrerl that i liit '., ,
now. ?hiio you ha\ it frosh in >earh wHS convinced that t . oro
mind, for tomorrow never coracs. br. shoop. Box who had referred to F., 1-. nnd
13. Racine, w is. ! common as "a nice old lady" 1
waich Boo* Shalt x ??d Ton* been mistaken.
No. 1 On Py^pepsia No 4 For \\omen ! pje quarreled with Miriam been
No. 3 On the Heart No. 5 For Men 9fae thought hf> waa foollsh for
No. 3 On the Kidneys No. ?On Rheumatism. . " . ..... . , . ,
saving what little he could from
Dr. Shoop's "Think how much more sensi
* ' it would have been," she answc;
13 "lf yo 1 hftd tukon v-y R lvlc"' un! k
CL Li V v? tbe money to furnish the flat."
1 j ' That made him angry. It was
? kind of talk he had always ho;
figufc sne wn??no trro some ngur- from his mother when she was all
ing on F , L. and li. common. It had always been. "Arcl-lbnld,
"Supposing, he paid to himself, you had only listened to me!"
"that 1 bought about $;:00 worth of So be rushed away from M!rit
it at 15 and sold it nt SO. Thnt '
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would increase my working capital "When 1 get $30 a share for
to IfiOo. Then on the next slump 1 stock I'll come back."
could invest my $600 and sell out ou the following day It w
for $1,200. down with a sickening "plop"
It was a simple proposition. All 3^4, at which figure Archibald \\
he had to do was to be a little pa- ; kins sold out. Deducting (ho c<
tlen". After the third turnover he missions there was left for him ab
would have $2,400; the fourth $40 out of tho $300 which he 1
would see him $4,800 to he good, ' paid as hU tuition fee.
Before he got up to the fifteenth i The next morning he noticed t
year of his career as a buyer and j the reaction had begun, and in f<
seller of F., L. and It. common his weeks P., I,, and B. common \
head began to be dizzy, and, putting 1 selling round 25. When It toucl
his pencil in his pocket, he went out j 30 again A. Watklns sat an 1 stud
to ask Miriam If she would be his the figures long and earnet A
wife. he reread a note which he had
J He Kissod her a few times and celved that morning from Mirl
| told her candidly what was going to Ives.
happen. ^ "Dearest Archibald (she wrote
Archibald, she w hispered, 1 se0 uow that you really t Id kr
j don t earo for all these terrlblo what you were talking about. !
riches. \\ oalth Is an awful rcspon- give we for the doubts I expivs
ulblllty. Lot's keep \our $300 and concerning your wisdom. Bo s
furnish a nlco flat with It. t0 come this evening. I am so ?
But ho convlnood her bofore ho ioua to tall vnu bow <r>?ob I u.i,.
loft that It would be almost criminal
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lins joil lor jrtmr wuoia^ ?ua *x>r youT
to ; shrew dnoss. I have just heard of
the dearest flat. And I am dying to
i B. congratulate you on your?or may I,
'hen dear, say 'our'?success? Yours imhls
oatlently.
ucui ' "Miriam.'
eck- 'Well," he said at last, pulling a
mine .oug sigh and letting tne note drop
" an (rom his fingers. "I'm a goat if I'd
s of have believed before It happened
A ;hat they'd go to so much trouble
'hen | :o get the money I put Into it'
! he Australians May Turn Black.
tch- Professor McMillan Brown, ethnolofor
gist, holds that the future Australian
. L- people will, in all probability be black.
The Polynesians, he said in a lecture
om- | at Sydney, cauie originally not from
u re ! America, as has been supposed, but
Lion from Asia. They were whites and
ilng changed color just as the future Auft~
her. tralian may do as the centuries go
lave | on al it.ast ?n the tropical regions of
the I he uorlh. The violet rays of the sun
1 will turn him black In course of
do- !
he |
Early Marriages in Korea.
Extremely early marriage seems to
v be toe fate of Korea's rulers. The lat'
est sensation in Seoul is that nieastian
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o ures are being taken to find a consort
for the Prince Imperial, although he
tis only 11 years of age. There is
p ! talk of the daughter of the present
had ! Prime Minister, but whether that is
j by the desire of the Prime Minister
usc himself or at the suggestion of l^ady
not Om seems to be uncertain.
the ??
Paper Kettles For Soldiers.
The (ierman army is to be supplied
with paper kettles, a Papanese inveni_.pt
tion. Though made of pliable paper,
I they can be hung over a fire long
tvp enough to bring the water to a boil,
aid , One kettle can be used about eight
. o. times.
In all France there are only 1,100
im, persons who are millionaires in our
sense of the word (in dollars.) Of
rr>v millionaires in francs there are about
15,000, apart from the 1,100 already
eut | counted.
to '
'at- The sins that worry us most are
those most likely to be found out
out
Vi' ' , Some people s Idea of charity is to
, give a starving man a pepsin tablet.
hat 1 ? . .. _
r>ur An author never knows wbat bad
K' stuff be can "f4*" 4,11 u
IIC utronies
r??^ famous.
led j
1?n i Many a man Impresses us as not
,v having strength enough even to break
aiM his word.
'' ' j The one man who doubts that there
l,mv la plenty of room at the top la the
"'(1 steeplejack.
ure
nx Mas motto for framing: Dee ire,
[lir? ( keep busy, and you'll get It