The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, October 29, 1909, Image 4

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m VIV jNfe, ? POLLO jyyL m w 1 White There will be rri m ife fSk Big religious c m * Only Thin I I Batesbur 1 Z. E. Wal Qnnavi aWA 'fTV.ilk* 'i '. '. v ' ' s ,'* -i. ! * ?i w l%i v* k wituvi wit I I T y \ j? Jlv t Happy Ougi Indians In Oklahoma. Tho richest community ill the Cylinders ?nd world 1* right her* In America, and Nj. 2, $1.50 each, not made up of financiers. Wall street Cylinder, at $4.10 men, or railroad magnates, either; for 1 1-4 1 1_2 or 2 wui or maiana, wno know little about Price on Dioe modorn methods of speculation and / who are throwing their wealth to the ll*ting i'i> pumps winds In a manner that would almost orders make the son of a magnate green | -* witu envy. THei?e Indiana are the | |?? < MOO Ouuw who reside in Oklahoma, ^ * who were bom rich, and who are ISIQ /VI'1 proving to be morn lucrauve than a t ! tf 1 ct rold mine to tha white, men who have ???????? learned the art of separating the Indian and his cash. Were It not for Tlln town oi Ti the federal government, which has ex where those wealth; ercised a paternal restraint over when there is the Osagea. they would by this time 1110 bailiwick amonj have Bunk Into poverty. Rut Uncle zens. 't may he surrr Bam has seen to It that they should vprbial crld day in not have all thatr money at thsir dts With plenty of moi posal at once; ho has financed mat proclivities, the Ind tors for tkein, and for that reason 1'vely enough. Tt thoy are the richest community on surplus acres of 1 earth. been the favorite of Kach member of the Osage tribe blessed them with ci ha.'i in his possomion a homestead of Bowing creeks. Rui 160 acres and 490 acres of surplur th?h want to pell i land, none of wbLch is worth a cent land wild get the leas than $10 an acre. Then, besides ready cash; no Un this, thoy have in the treasury of the ranged to put it on United Btaten shoot *9.000.000 Their the autumn, and tl real property la extremely valuable, while. It may be gu Nature having favored them by dr- wlH fatten on the poeif ing there natural, gas. petroleum, Osage, seraliiiithr icJte coal, alnc. lead, cop A fairly good nut per. oolite, cement rock, building dlans speak the stone and brick clay. Tbc natural though they are b; gas supply is so generous that most dent* of elegant exj of the time the jets in the houses and no penchant for Shi on the streets are left burning night ton- They do not and day. come habitual drunl There arc About ROO full hloodu In the whole a very hei tio trite, and they take a pride In are a 'ew w^o are kec. i-s up tho cuaiomj of their an losls. Hut of the c s"' They hold virtuously to their arc hut two who a >'e l . ler of Hohpreh, and the who ia a deaf mute. .? carry their wealthy little communities cnn sh pa,,..< *.?*! on boards on their backs, record as that, sometimes scolding them In Indian many ntale giants in jargon, hut never striking them or with the prove punishing them In any other way. It an Indian. The is a noticeable fact that they ncvar rre lfiven to walkinj resort to tho billingsgate that many motion. On the whe white it others cake use of in cor not aa s?iemn as s reefing their offspring These full tribes, and they se bloods are nabobs in every sense o( happy. One would the word- If their land is tilled, they might to he. favored hire some one to till it; your wenlthy to a fow ypar? a?<> Osage doesn't pat his hand to tho practice for unacrui patch any more ^ui Kocke.fe.Uer and to marry the younj Carnegie do. It Is an extremely short t>rder to possess th? distance that Mr. Indian can bo per- money, but a stop suadod to walk; he has forsaken the this form of swindl ways of his ancestors who bestrode I r1er8 must now ap the baro back of a backing broncho; I Thomas Marsh hank he rides on the soft cushions of a t'athfnder. carriage or motor car. Few Indeed _ are the shows that come near which , ^ does not attend, and he show. ;.e demoll.hed Is the tho asme fondness for firewater that &? lhe Mm; (t ^ fh . wh*n firHt Idle of Louis XIV. their UpdHrsMaA- the neck of a boose THB BATBSBUWtt ADVOCi mmmm mmmm W THE CI NO \ ^Jo >y/ie ( And Coloi iany attractions: two bands c From conference in the Gc concert Speaking & singing ii ty = Five Cents 500 TO BE Pi Premium lists can be obtai g is the ker, n f am A?f 11 tV/llUCll c* I, 9 V1' .*</ . M . & .!>, K'- liH ' . ,v Mf. ,1 \ ' < fT v 3D JACKET PUMPS. supplies. Pitcher Spout Pumps. No. 1. $1.25 each No. 3. $1.75 each. Fig. 48-A Deep Well Pumps witl Pig. 40 Heavy Force Pumps, with cock spout, tappec pipe for deep well hand or vjndrrnll wnrk. at $6.0* ind fittings at lowest prices. We make a specialty o or wells before they leave our shop. .lend us you A LORICK & BRO. in St., Columbia, S. C. .whu.kt, OU..U Southern Rai-way Com r redskins reside, fKttlV nothing doing in ' i the Indian citi- SCHEDULES EFFECTIVE Liscd that the pro- JUNE 20, 1909. July has arrived. g These schedule figures sho\ ney una sporting . ians make thinxs |lthe time that trains may be expect iey own 1,000.000 ed to arrive and depart, but th land which have times stated are not guaranteed. Nature, who has VT , , , , , ... rystai springs and Northbound departures from Bites L the Indians say burg, S. C. -,#* - - - ???????? y.,5.3 g. m. No. 8, daily for Colum lr hands on the , . , . < ir Sam has ar- "ia anc* mtermediate points connect dale for them in ing at Columbia for Spartanburi hen for a little ancj Ashevllie. Parlor cafe car Co cBfu.d. the lUmbia to Asheville. Arrive Colum > money of the , _ bia 10:50 a. m. Spartanburg 5:15 p nber of these In- m Asheville S:15 p. m. English tongue, , ,r . t c i no rnesns stu- 6:15 p. m. No. 130, daily, ior Co iresslon and have lumbia, Washington and the Eas nkeapeare or Mil also connects at Columbia for Ashe .ards^Ld are on ville. Through Pullman sleepin, aithy tribe. There car to New York. Pullman sleep dying of tubercu- jng car Columbia to Asheville. Ar whole 2200 there . . re blind and one rive Columbia 7:30 p.m., Washing Not many white ,on 10:40 a m f Mcw York 5:00 p on such a health Among them are m" stature, and they SOU I HBOND: srbial stralghtness j 8;p5 a m No. 129, daily, for Au squaws, however, gUSia an(] intermediate points. Ai 5 with a waddling . A , ,,, rj .. tie the Osages are rive Augusta 10:10 a. m. Pullma ome of the other carem to be pretty 6:30 p. m. No. 7, ?lally, for Augus think that they ta an(j intermediate points. Arrivi as they are. Vp AupuSta 8:35 p. it was a comnmii >ulouA white men * blimmcr exciusiot. tickets now ci g lndlrn Rirla in sa'e marivea of their *<or turtner imor.nation call o: has been put to ticket agents, or, tnjc; fortune-mar- C. H. Ackert, ply elsewhere.? V. F. & G M,, Washington, D. C Mullins in the JJ. p. Cary, G. P. A., Washington, D. C. J. L. Meek, buildings soon tr ^ A. G. P. A., Atlanta, Ga. i castle of Ktoiies, W. E. McGee. the favorite doiu- T. P. A?, Augusta, Gn. i * ROWD T 0 MEMBER i'Bo/ored red Will )f music, foot races, whe< Monday to Saturd. )spel Tent Sunday by the Princeton b i the big tent every nighl , Admission LID OUT IN -11 . ? ? ned by writing, A. Kobe place; Fo "'v */ 1* to A. A. Chisholm of Treidwell, N. I pi . Y., now. His reason is well worth l*t| 1 reading: "For a long time I suffered ? $41 * from indigestian, torpid liverj con^ stipation, nervousness, and general IB r debility," he writes. "I couldn't ff /ufa sleep, had no appetite, nor ambition grew weaker every day in SDita of l\ ViA. all medical treatment. Then used I1**) Electric Bitters. Twelve bottles re- B ^ a stored all my old-time health ;nd #^cie, vigor. Now I can attend to business 4 B . every day, It's a wonderful med- ' * icine." Infallible for Stomach, Liver K?r t?n Kidneys, Blood and Nerves. 50c i b h??> at all druggists. fr?u HUmmI P?i* E ?? DiMMM, C GO-FLY keeps flies off Horses v ' and Cattle. 25c and 50c at all drug iU<l ,mus 1 , in m? Stores. i>l#r?4H|f C Hair ar ay __ blisters ?r ITS A TOP NOTCH DOER. Great deeds compel regard. The ?ndrich.o _ world crowns its doers. That's why PiU . the American people have crowned anduchim y Dr. King's New Discovery the King *ot.anj . ( of Throat and Lung remedies. Ev cry atom is a health force. It kills . germs, and co ds and la grippe van- th* br#Vfl ish. It heals cough-racked mem- c'ur# ' branes and coughing stops. Sore, in 3AHPLI t flamed bronchial tubes and lungs _ are cured and hemorrhages cease, tng l?r g I Dr. Geo. More, Black Jack. N. C., tr*uble> . I writes "it cured me of lung trouble. ..pronounced nopeiess by all doctors, v . 50c and $1 0"*. Trial battle free, leaves a Guarantied by all druggists. healing h Dr. Sho rative p 1 M. MJT< 11: LL bronchi! - PIIVoICIAN AND SURGEON, ^ediriB n Patesburg, S. C. ers ^at Orf:ce Hours: !? cven ? ? i u m , 8 to 9 a.m. nothing e 2 to 3 p. in. j the disti 1:2') to 9 p. :n. sensitiv< n ! other. E Mr. F v'. Frit:*. Onconta, N. Y., Gunter's j writes-"Hy little ?,:r! was greatly . benefitted by talcing Foley's Orino Laxa ive and T tl i V: I. is the best remedy (*; ? >nst., a ion and liver trouble." Foley'* C:i;:o Laxotive is mild, pleasant and effective, and cures habitual constipation. w,u pr* GunteF* Drug Store. UHewe i 1 _ . 4 t._ v*r^ L tF % *? . jht.-x WW ^ jf- ? * ' BATESB , 77 e ffiair. Be Welt slbarrow races. Every day w ay. r, November 7, a >and. : during the Fair. to the Fair PREMIUMS. rtson, Batesburg, S. C. How the A Dab n* i\uu &r ?|4 J*'*- A&. XL Vf ? v 4;' . h ' ? J r */\ i- t* ? " V*V^ * Vf$t: ' -if** f? - "vffr*-^*rv TV ' QiiW >fuiau-i. i D411 Bone Pain, Ca- ??.Ws i * AAA Cff, Scair ttffi, f ^Vj .' "Whet They Will D i PiMltt >' h!t They will cure youi l.Cure..bav.tr.u*l.*. Al-? then r kid 11 a end Rheu?atl??. Test B fc . f red urinary irregular I'RliB i GP *^1C worn out ti y-ar# Toiro Botaair i?^i B?ii? <b eliminate the excess th.tc.u... tam., n aud ail r?rm? of RUed e??4 ski# vent Bright's Diseas w. ?k.u?twmw* | hates, and restore 1 moMt Y?tinat? cam*, ts j 1 __ D'.'ttntiM rkiu it ytu iiiti irkm BtTODgttl. RciuH ? n Honm. Hack ?r Ja.sts. Much* Pntutbf Hor? Ttrnv, Pimplr*. t epper Gunter's Drill? Ia. doers oa any part of tho body brows falling ont. Itching. wstory .. .. . \n/A openhumors, Rising* or Pimples of UK? J A, oils, Bwolliugs, listing Ssrss, take Bills tbs poison, makes lbs blood pars DcntlSt amplotoly 'hanging tbs entire body Ratachnra ^ n, hmlthy condition, healing orory micsuuik, O. *i?i?s*n?i stopping oil sohse pains Offiee in Telephone BT. caring the wsrst case of Blood sumstisni or Kczoms. At Ridge Spring Ever LC BUOOD HALM (B, B. B.) is pleas to toko; composed ef purs botanic ' 14J>urlfl?8 Md nr?ok?* ^*,^lood A pain prescription is tngthm tht T\*rre* and build* up uoc i~ r t n system. dru<h}ibt$i. pk* on each Z5c. box of 1 KJTTLK, with directions fer home Pink Pain Tablets. As! tor or Druggist if thisfc ; SFT FREE by wrltlag ta formula is not comp [iil.n CO., 16 Blacd Balm , Atlanta, Oa. When writ pains, womanly pains, sampla glva nana at yaur where get instant relief "y.u Pain Tablet. ? j Gunter's Drug Store. vholesome, harmless green | mmKmmmammmammmmama nd tender stems of a lungJ m *7" mount i:nous shrub, give to Kg I op's Lough Remedy its cu-: BlH IK ropetties. Tickling or dry K il coi ghs quickly and safely E9 this highly effective Cough KaPl la e. Dr. Shoop assures moth- ? a t- , vjuvvcvw WUVII they can with safety five it In nfrroui prostration very young babes. No op- weaknesses they are tl n o chloroform-absolutely Jh'M harsh or harmful. It calms fHY ressing cough, and heals the . .P ^1- T ? . . A it is ths bes* medicine i membranes. Accept no svs* ? druggist's ?< emand Dr. Shoop s. Sold by kansHSHMMB ; Drug Store. | Tj|E red-ROCK OPS lies in a keen, clear bn by indomitable will ar a as. Rki.l Tinman a v. energy. Such power con J. w?, Tsi-ftvota. aplendid health that Dr. innd & Tinaeraai ATToaasva-ar-i aw. body. J. A. Harmon, L ctics in S.l the *tsu sad ? y9 "They are t .. C I1 ?* u?ed " 25c < ?'> a^ ??,. DRITnJ ;ome. | f ill be a big day, |jj| nd sacred ^ / I ' f W Grounds. ? # ^ JS& 1 r 4 ^ I Crowd. | | iertson, 1 Secretary. j I I K i ** ? * * - ?% '- A'/' \U/ Atf, *?; w w* m w Ww - i ' (. .y check a cold. ' a- ire Ui:.;?pns:ng evcrywh K S9 1 clever Candy Cold Cure la Die led Preventics. Preventics ar ifine for feverish children. Tak j vculica toe sneeze stage. to on ail colds. Box of 48-25c. ^ Gunter's Drug Store. . iorYOU CEEiFEICDRS10N RA rbackache, neys, cor- Til SOUTHERN RAID ities, build ssues, and ? uric acid Los Angeles, Cal. and return, iam. Pre- Account B.P.O.E. Convi e and Dia- july n.17i Dates of salc M. health and june i( 2, Final limit Oct. 31 lubstitutea. Seattle, Wash, and return. Store. Eccount Alaska- Yukon - I Exposition. Tickets on sale M .TSON I until Sept. 30th final limit ret Oct. 31, 1909. Diverse routes q stopover privileges. Building. Excursion. y Thursday Summer rates in effect Ma ? to Sept. 30th final limit Oct. 3 ; printed up- Convenient schedules and si 3r. Shoop s servict all points in a it your Doc- . . ? ? M irmula if this ectioas via Southern Railway. lete. Head por information and detail, pains any- any agent of the Southern R from a Pink ^ address; j; L Meek A G Atlanta, Ga. or W. E. McGee, i A. Augusta. Ga. C. R. Kluger, the Jeweler, | 11 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis, I I writhe- 44T c ?? a naa 3U WCdK ITOiTl i trouble that I could la ly hundred feet. Four bottles ?nd*f*?lue ley's Kidney Remedy clear ae supreme complexion, cured my ta LgP XNQ anc* the irregularities disap, )UBLE anc^ I can now attend tobusin r ever sold ery day, and recommend 1 m Kidney Remedy to all cuffei ?- it cured me af er the doctc >UCCESS other remedies had failed." bfckcd ter's Drug Store, id resis less aes from the l|>|Aim stopped in so King's New f I RI ? i ' P / vitalize ev- %0 3 E V " I ^"t ^,'miun";1 ? brain and uesn. a safe ?n<i,>i<-1 injts>r?u? oc. l) .izemore, W. druggists! > voimnoNET^ f+r rtiMrssj Mtfs. ?eff. M? m*