The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, March 18, 1910, Image 2
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47-inch Pittsburg Fence
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BATESBtJRG ADVOCATE A ne Dascoau ?
_ _ . _ . discussed and adopted. This i
. A Tri-County Paper. . ,
* . ' S12n ?f approaching spring whicl
N. ROGERS BAYLY, E?. AND PROP not t0 be denied.
BATESBURO. S C. I ' T . /
- ; Jeff Davis is selfish. He wj
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY ajj standard Oil piped into k>
,. terms of subscription. says the Cincinnati Commer
ne Year - - - - - $1.00 Tribune. Mr. Davis' great sped;
Mi Mentha SO couta . . .
' Ne three month BubecrtpUuns taken. Of COUrse, is adding fuel tO
???????????? fiames.
entered at the P.' Q.. et Butesburg, 8. t'., us - - ~
second-class mutter, Feb. 14, 1001. . , . , , ,
A gold medal and a vote
All Copy eeut in must be written on on* side thanks are what Commander Ft
1 *nly* will probably get from Congr
Wben changing address always give old post Why doesn't Congress merely s
. efltoe, otherwiee change will not be mudt. .. . , ,
' _____ scribe to the magazine he s wri
ADVERTISING RATES. *or' anc* lct lt g0 at that?
no Inch One Year $5 00
ne Inch 8ix Mentha - $3.00 a a . g
' " <* Inch Three Months .... *.<? ADOllt fTyOmCI
*i ; First page deuble the above amounts.
Local Insertions I6ct* por inch. First Pugo a Knttlf Cnst Onlv
Readers loots por line. Readers to take run f ^ UUU,C V/IIIJ
' Cents--A Complete Oi
fit Including lnhaler$l
FRIDAY, MARCH 18 1910 ....
When....a....states most emphi
??g?^f.h , 1 ally that....c....will guarantee F3
mei to cure catarrh or give you >
Don't count your Easter eggs be- money back, what is your answ<
fore they are hatched. * Are you satisfied with your <
i i dition, or do you want to rid y<
\xr l ?u* self forever of vile catarrh, witl
Wmterinth.ssect.onisgett.ngto humiliatinj! symptomSi such
be as uncertain ?s a Taft policy. hawking, spitting, blowing and
j breath?
Mr. Taft points out that one way Hyomei is a simple, antise
,' . .. .. . ; . . medicine, that you breathe thrc
to avoid prosecution is not to break a sma? pocket inha]er ovcr
the law. ! parts affected by catarrh.
. .... ?--. a It js macje of Australian euc
f Everybody is from Missouri, Mr. P*us mixed with other germ kil
D ,. and membrane soothing antisep
t Peary; you have not proven any
- v.-n r>r Tnob- Get a complete outfit to-day.
' ' only costs $1.00 and contains ev
- " thing necessary to cure any ordii
Marriage may or may not prolong case of catarrh. Extra bottle:
. .. ... . needed 50c.
life, but it gives a fellow a lot to . .
- Hypmei is the best remedy in
think about. world for sore throat, coughs
' ' iivcolds, croup and bronchitis. It g
a ' # wonderful relief in two minutes.
^ A n.ce, cute httle airship may now sa|eby dn g?ists everywh?e
.be bought for $2,500, Why not by....a.... Send for free sample
provide all of your castles in Spain *!.c a"5* ^booklet. Booth s Hyc
. Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
with airships?
Pneumonia follows a cold but
A great argument in favor of the er follows the use of Foley's H<
automobile i. that gasoline really is |
Cheaper than corn and oats. j from the system.Guntcr's DrugSi
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THE BATESBURG APVOCAT
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Buggies, Hare
We carry gO(
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at 25c the rod
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jng I Mantels,-Doors?Small Rooms.
May be quickly painted by any
ls a one with a small can of our Domesh
is tic Paints in all colors put up in open i
mouth cans, will make a door, or a
manttl or any small interior work
look as bright as when first painted
lnts Get it from:
t Holman-Cullum Hdwe. Co.
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ANIMALS THAT WEEP WHEN AN
the NOYED.
Instances on Which They Have
Shown Their Feelings.
of
Travelers through the Syrian dosert
"ar^ have eoen horses weep from thirst, a
CSS* mule has been seen to cry from the
;ub- l*"1" of an injured foot, aud camels
ting 18 8a^? Blled tenre in Btroaros. A
cow sold by its mistress who had
tended it from calf hood wept pitifully.
A young soke ape used to ory from
vexation if Livingstone didn't nurse
it in his urms when it asked him to.
Wounded upes have died crying ,and
50 aP?8 have wept over their young ones
slain by hunters. A chimpanzee trainlit
ed to carry wator-jugB broke one, and I
fell a-cry1ng, which proved sorrow,
00 though it wouldn't aneud the Jug.
Rats, discovering their young drownitic
ed, have been moved to tears of grief,
[yo- A Slraffe wbioh a huntsman's rifle had
'our ,nJured l>egun to cry when approachaj.p
ed. Sea lions often weep over the
loss of their young. Gordon Cum:on
mlugs observed tears trickling down
aur- tho face of a dying elephant.
1 its
as The Navy'g Handkerchief.
bad ll is h< t generally known that 'Nelson's
death was tho origin of the
black silk handkerchief which the
:ptic sailor wears under his broad blue
>ugh collar, tied in a loose knot in front,
the The Bcarf, or handkerchief, was first
worn as mourning for tho great admlral,
and by some means or other
.aly- 1, u/ ?1 u rnlnlim.l ? rwl Avon <.. t> IK, Km
l)nK cairn; a part of the naval man's unities*
form. The white stripes around the
broad blue collar are unintelligible
ery- lo average individual, but they
have a very slgnlflcent meaning. They
represent the victories at the Nile,
Copenhagen and Trafalgar.
the Decreased Beer Drinking
3nd Citizens of Munich are said to be
ives Objected at the latest frfatlstUn oonj,*or
corning the consumption of their famancl
<>IU' ^6I their owu borders.
. Only a few yearn ago they proudly
7 boasted that the annual con sumption
>rr'ei per head of the population was 115
gallons. This has now sunk to the
mere bagatelle of 65 gallons. The
ncv shrinkage Is attributed to the gradual
spread of temperance principles, to
' ? flie anti-beer propaganda in public
**. J schools and to the fact thai employers
of labor are censlne ?o crlve froo
tore.
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E, BATETBURG, S. C., FRIDAY, MARCH. 18th. 1910.
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Iware, Wire and Paints,
es at actual cost fOr Nil
Babcock Top Buggies at $8
Chase City '' " 6
Rock Hill Buggies 5
Open " 3
^OR THE BRUS I I
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les and all House Furnishin
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Advice to Smoker*. An
excellent plan for smokers la to THE '
abstain from time to tlmo?that le,
faet from all tobacco, say, for weeks T "K / \ I 7 a F
or a month at a time. This mothod S Jr ff tj yjk i*
enablee the emoker to enjoy his smoke ! \ / ? ilk rj
more whou he go?s back to it and la
Icbs harmful to his health.
"It 1b a line scheme," said one man. ?
"When 1 stop for a month I am
equipped with the keenest relish and ; ,/^gAgl
liking for a good cigar at the end of
that month. I am rested, refreshed, j yy.'T*recuperate!?in
pocket, too. Thus I
show that I am master of my habit, j .f 1' v
and not mastered by it. I have been j "tfljJy Z?
all smokers. I do not limit myself to !
any number of cigars while In one of I
my smoking months, but Blmply smoke OLclllUil t CS /v hs^.
at will, aid then absolutely quit until . / 'U J*'
anothor month is through."?baltlmore typewriter '
Amer1^; The ACKNOWLEDGED
A Swallow's Fast Flight. j STANDARD of TODAY !
Unices swallow stories are like an- I
fliers' yaris, a bird belonging to an Will turn out more neat perfectly
Antwerp fentleman hits Just establish- aglined work, with less effort and
ed a reoo-d. A light of homing pig- . . , . , .
eons had been arranged from Com- j 'css ^ear on 4s working
plegnc to Antwerp. The swallow parts than any other TYPEWRIT<aught
by the gentleman from a nesl MADE
under his own roof, and duly marked
was sent to Complegno and given it? Yoil Cntl I'tlV AlOfC Hilt
You Cannot IWiv More
the mornug. At 8: *3 that sarno morning
the swallow returned to Its ue.sl
[at Antwerp. It had covered the dis- T ??T?T CJflWT - ^ $ Y) *0 ]p C*
tance between the towns of Just under J VW ? jj \ r !. pi h\" f It t - j
148 miles in one hour and eight min- , V " 1
I utes, having, therefore, traveled at th< I , A . , ,? ,
extraordinary .peed of two miles am j Gcneral ABent for South Carolina
some 300 yards per minute. The first ! Repairing and Supplies for all
pigeon to reach Its cage, also at Ant- j Typewriters andAduing Machines
werp. narived there only at 11:30.?
London Telegraph. 1114 Main St. Columbia, S. C.
The Town Jay Gould Founded.
I Gouldaboro, Lackawanna county ~
! which was named for the late Ja> T. ? . . i / ? ?
? ,. . .. , . # ,i fhis world famous rifle snot who
i Gould, who was the founder of tlw , . . . , , .
town, he having operated a tannery holds the championship rei.oid of
at that place before he became olthex 1 100 pigeons in 100 consecutive shots
rich or famous, is a deserted village . is living at Lincoln, 111. Recently inAecordlng
to the report of Sch<x>l 8u- terviewed, he says: ' I have sufferperintendont
Taylor of Lackawanno ed a long time with kidney and
county its public school ha* dwindled bladder trouble and have used sevto
a paltry attendance of fifteen pupils, eral well known kidney medicines
and Its tanneries and sawmills have a? nf whirh unv? m#. nri ??f;i
I auout disappeared.?rnuauoipniu lleo ' "" V,. """
1 ord I started taking holey s Kidney
Pills. Before I used Foley's Kidney
Novel Use for Leather. j Pills I was subjected to severe backTho
Belgian government discovered ache and pains in my kidneys with
some time ago that the leather bagf suppression and ottentimes a cloudy
used for the hiaJis in the Congo Free voiding. While upon arising in the
Boa* were often stolen. Investigation morning I would get dull headaches
proved that nutWea In tho postal sorv. Now { hav(, ,akcn thlCe bottles of I
lee took th<?m, cut out the bottoms and ... , , win
I gave them to their wives to be worn I'oley s Kidney Pills and leel 1001
as clothing. , Per ccnt better. I am never bothered
- i with my k:n'ir>s or bladder aid
Japanese War Pictures. j once more feel like my own sell.All
During their war with Russia tho ; this 1 owe solcty to I < ley's Kidney
Japanese took pictures of tho Russian , piHs an(J always recommend them
prisoners and their surroundings In ' c , c, >?
Japan and with tho aid of kltas scat- . lo,'!,y 'claw offerers.
, tered them among tho llusoiun soldiers Ounter s Dtug Store,
in camp, In order to show tho continat
, Vetwoen tbeir hardships um) the coffl- Subscribe for The Advocate now
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A Night Alarm Fortify now against the Grip-(or
Worse than an alarm of fire at | \\ comes c.cry season sure! Preven.
, , 1 tics the little Candy Cold Cure labtight
is the metallic cough of croup. j|et 5 of?ci in thli respect a mo.
i Careful mothers keep l' >!ey s 1 Io: t^iiti and dependable safeguard.
ey and l'ar in the ho.ise and give it j verifier the "sneeze stage" w:
at the first sign of danger. Foley.s well, also surely head oft all cot
Honey and Tar has saved many lit- S?l,ls- Promptnes isallimpr
_ j . Kieep i reventics in the poek
j tie lives. No opiates. purse for instant use. Hox of
( Sold by Gunter s Drug Store. 25c. Sold by Gunter's Drug