The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, May 27, 1910, Image 7
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DEATH IN ANN
ARKANSAS
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The friends of Mr. James W. "DTI
Lowman who was raised at Holsteins ^ "
X Roads, but who now lives in Cabat
Ark., will be greived to hear of (1
the ucai.ii or his only daughter The fi
Louise. She died last Wednesday hereby a
18th in Little Rock, where she had House
been taken by her parents for med- pledge h
ical treatment. This young girl had of the D
reached the age of thirteen and was ?
a favorite, she was a joy and com- GENl
fort to her parents.
She was a neice of Mrs. J. C.
Glover of this place.
LIST OK J
The High Cost of Living FIRS'
Increases the price of many necessities
without improving the qual
ity. Foley's Honey and Tar maintains
its hijjh standard of excellence
and its great curative qualities with- Heber
out any increase in cost. It is the Willie
best remedy for coughs, colds croup James
whooping cough and all ailments of jj i^e
the throat, chest and lungs. The Kobt
genuine is in yellow package. Refuse ' '
substitutes. Foley Kidney Pills con- ^oe w
cain in concentrated form ingred- Maxc;
ients of established theraptutic value ' John .
for the relief and cure of all kidney John
and bladder ailments. J (J C
Foley Kidney Pills are antiseptic, ^
tonic and restorative and a prompt
corrective of all urinary irregularittes. I ' lamp
Refuse substitutes. J Low
Gunters Drug Store Daniel
Julius
DEATH OF VICTOR Hugh
RAMAGE. ^
Travis
Much sympathy is expressed for L Lar
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ramage in the Waltei
death of their son Victor. This young John i
man ftipd nn Thnrcdavr ni<TV?fr r\( Inrt O V V
Wi iaoi V A '
week after an illness of only a few Sam C
days. Me was a young man of ster- Wm 1
ling worth and had reached the age Royal
of 22 years. His remains were laid Noah
to rest at old Sardis church in Sal- Geo I
uda county surrounded by many Wilbu
sorrowing friends and relatives. Rub I
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niTKFPVMVKfTC CLEMS0N agricultural ci
UUllU?l?iljil 1 Dj TEGE EXAMINATIONS.
$5.00 PER CARD
YYfTOT? HP n-nn *^e examination for the aware
tlUUbHj Ur Kill"- scholarships in Clemson Agricut)
1SENTATIVES. ' College will be held in the Cou
Court House on Friday, July 8th
9 am. Applicants must fillout pr
Lexington County.) I r f Armr I-?o ECCUrSCl fTCITT CC\t
riends of Isaac Edwards Superintendent of Education, bel
nnounce his candicy for diey will be allowed to stand
of Representatives and examinations. For detailed infori
im to abide by the result of don, ripply to the Superintenden
emocratic Primerry. Education, or to the President
?_ . Clemson College.
'LEMEN OF THE Applicants for admission to
TTTT?V College, but not seeking for
scholarships, will also stand entra
examinations at the court house
56 PETIT JURORS FOR THE , , , ,
July sth.
r WEEK THE JUNE IERM The scholarships are worth $
OF COURT and free tuition.
The next session of the coll
opens September 14the 1910.
R Dreher, (,QST ANU COURSES of STU
L bpires,
C Dunbar, 1 1 ' Agriculture.
Shealy ' ^ Agriculture and Chemistrj
I Studemire. ( 3> Agricultural and Animal
Mettze, durtry.
t H Lybrand. ' ^ ' t-hem,stry ond Leolofjy.
[ ^ish < 5 1 Civil Engeering.
A Huffman * ^' Mechanical and Electrical
ullum, ' - .1 peering.
lachi Smith. I 1 7 ' Tcxti,e I?rl?stry.
j-jatto Cost per cession/including Be
rcnce Jumper. Laundry. Heat. l.i( lit. Uniform
J Taylor ' all fees, $118,70. Books and
N Eleazer other miscellaneous supplies at
C Bookman, $20.00. Eor students who pay tui
sh Kikard. ' $,,u additional!
dison Hutto, 1<or catal?k' and information aj
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J-JjJJ Y AT1 * AX1VJVJO, 1 11. Ml. J
liel Burgess,
r F Hook.
\ Hamitei, Make Your Dollars Extend
Vingard, qu, agency will prove that th!
^ Crim, five years big sales and pleased
? Steele, ers of the L & M Paint will save
E North Jr. dollars, because when painting v
... E & M vou are using metal Zinc
ounbiner? ide combined with White I.ead. /
' ^>',cc' Oxide is imperishable, and ma
ir P. Fulmer, the L & M wear and cover like j.
Jallman, * '1 he 1. &M Colors arc there
ierchant bright and lasting. You won't r
I Redmond, Jr.. ?/> "Meiint for 10 to 15 ye.rs; tesi
L & M I aint costs less than
^ostnei, o'her, say about $1.30 per gallot
i S Haitiwanger, r'old by:
ink Hawl,
;eph llallentine, 1IOI-MAN-CULLUM IIUW'E.
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of Automobih
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Jobs Solic
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BatesburjE;, S, C.
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BELIEF COM.SIN TWO MIL'DIES ACLWRSKIG ,
COMPLETE CIHE IN FEW ABE If.
I of WEB?? All the beaut)
lra] Don't go on \awking yourself won * improve^ :
sick every mornbg; it's cruel, it's V0UI si?!nac^
n ^ harmful and it's unnecessary. Helching of i
? I - - - ' . mppn Karl tnnrl i
'"'J If after breathng ttyomei, tne
?P"| wonder-worker, /ou are not rid of , mfcans t>;
r.ty'vilc catarrh cu ar. have "currr.cn tlood means a b
[ore ey back. ' ' ' Try Mi-o-na 5
the No stomach cbsing--just take the stomac-' misery,
ma. little hard rubbei(pocket inhaler that m'ss 21 . ' s
, comes with each outfit, and pourin-; f !
? to it according t> directions. In two m??d. I hey are
minutes it will relieve you of that or money bar.:.
I stuffed up feeliig. Use it a few min- Head what a An
the i utes every day,and in a few weeks , 1 want to pr.i
the 'y?u will be enirely free from ca- tablets lor I had
I tarrh. ' over a year for :
nCC Breathing Hjomei is a very pleas loun(' nothing ti
?" ant and certain way to kill catarrh, ^ood as Miona
Get an outfittoday; it only costs ! ,,e 'se.con^ *)0>:
100 $1.00; it's worth $1,000 to any ca- <mv( "
tarrh sufferer. vor sale by druggists V c'(:'IOIw.s
le<ie! everywhere anl by i'he Harris-Cain "'-es''on 1 1 ? r
^ Drug Co who guarantees it to cure l?u fan usc my
catarrh, croup coughs, colds, sore uone ;l
DY throat and bre'fehitis. An extra bot- d"11,1.1 '.'.'V.'V-'
tie of HyomeTiquid if needed costs "n ' ~
but 50c as the little hard rubber in- ,l0n . lty> Kai'-^
' haler you get with outfit will last a Mi o na s um
n" lifetime. hv craggists <
The i!arris-Ca
~ cents a large 1
J UVAMO
nivriL, ?
iPKMXJNCW H!GHOM?) g T
. Cures catam or money b:ick. Jr.-* ra*'? * I
lartl breathe it in Comploto outtit, includii, ^
ancj iulm.li.Tifl. Ertrabottles00a Druggists. - e\~. ~ tf
MfUl) SI
all I -- m It relieves storo
)0uj . neh, lx l> lnng,am
| ease or money l?;i
tion ; lets 60 oo.nts. 1)
few Yannee Models.
, 1 It la nlm'st impossible for children
' ' I of Aincrh a'-horn parents to get jobs
lent, as models Itj aiany studios of New York UlliVwrsitV
It is a notol nis fact among nrtists and ! i
in photogiuj hie studios doing business1
with udvert ting agents that a it-year- I St hoL'H^Ilij
old Yankei model In an hour will do ! ,
more thin;s eontrary to the work in' 1 lie l-Jnlversi
ity- hand thaif a half dozen foreign t-hll- j offers scholars!
us- dren put together, and Anally, aided , ment of E<lucai
you ??d abet ud seejretly or openly by a Ldl
vi'h doting pn'ent. It will sulk and refuse m.'?n from each
qx absolutely to take any i*>se no matter arship is worth
'.ir.c !""v "< fit Jis term fee wi
, ises of fu ure rewards are made, whieh,
ikes jt' j would swamp the pooket- Kxamination
f?l'l I looks of the niakera* County scat Jul
? I ~ ' , " of students tfen<
leecl I Ragtime Justice. . ,
ides It 11 Cllnaman 'lies while belli,i* tried l() *'ie tJniversil
any '"r ,nur or ,n lllH own country lie is same time.
? .oiiHldc] ,1 guilty. TIkuksodio one lots Wri,e ,
to Kijffei for his crime, and his son. If
he has ne, is sent to Jail for a year. S. '1
p/~v If he hi ' no son, his father or brother (.
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lOifiPLEXiON. ISO IKOKO.
r-v/f^r-r^ lsu lkoko *at ]>y Uio river Ko
>. i iU uL i Iso was the sou of a watch <;
t creams in creation watched the chattering nic
/our complexion if hanging irom the vine-covered
out of order. "is ,!"^y wns, Kroa*Vd with ?'
Ins little wooley curls were do
tas arid heurtbu.n ju clay iso was stylishly di
n the stomach. Had wearing bracelets and anklets of
ad blood and bad The liitle fellow rollc* his e\
ad complexion. every n o .. ??.. c:..j
itomach tablets f.>r keeping erocodlles and various
biliousness, dizzi- hirds to ihe white cranes floutin
ticn. Thev relieve in :i ?rwal '1011,1 acroSf; tho -sk>'
hey make rich, red , ? I" ?*M br . gn?
guaranteed to cure **"? '"? hk rarher ami ?,
parapm i -nulla. Iso had luhon
great gift from a long line ol'
nsas woman says: tors, lie had u wonderful vole
ise Mi-o-na Stomach could imitate tile many sounds
i been doctoring for ulni. from the cry of a bird or a
stomach trouble and u? the hiss of a snake, or the i
tut did me as much ;i haf. He spent much <>t hi
dees. 1 only have w'th a naturalist who made his
anrl it hos relieve 1 with 'be Belgian ofllcials, and
tomach. Tor all who li hi,u w,lh hi? voi<^ Th
mach trouble or in- "ral,8t- wanlod hlm io acoo,",)fI
. , , to a tar away country and lo
can t he beaten s!?K |K,;,
name, for Mt-o-tia Brc.?
r.d of good 'or me ju wanted to he a watch doct<
ailed. --Mis. Cor 'e Sidney Carter oomph*! an <
H. 11th St., Jtin: at in the great theater. In C
Nov. 1, 1909. life there had been but one an:
ich tablets arc so'sl ''* loved music and bis telle
Livery where and hv "'s mind had ever been t
in Drug Co for .rD with strange and unaccountable
box. Test samples lios" Hl wanted the world tr
tj c' | the music which echoed in hi
is .w:-c-na, rJuualo, .. . . . .
He had hoped to do this li
I here was wealth at his cot
_ but this was not enough. \V1
had trained under the best lnsti
IPm and liis dreams seemed about
jlrSjEai ' ili-'>d. there had collie the
j . . > pointniont His vocal eords. h
i?uieoine paraly/.i-d The specialist
iarh misery, sour stom- htm up He could never bet
I cures all stomach (lis- world renowned tenor,
irk. Largo box of tab* Despair and disappointment 1
ru grists in ull towns. ,, , , it.,
suited in a nervous breakdown
doctor had advised travel Per
wise providence had guided tl
ol" iSoilth Cart - 'bmfs steps to Africa. He
" soon know the worst, for ho 1
in a. vested In other talent. Patient
> l:xt mi ii.it ion '71. ,'"1,
until the bill boards had at I:
ty ot South Carolina nounced that Ikoko, the grea
lips In the Depart- a,t le,,ora WUB ,u ,iVin "1
It was a trying moment for
ion o ot.e yourV-t Carter. If Ikoko failed, the
county. I'.a eh scol- point ment would be hard to i
$100 in money and 1,e ,ul(1 *l)(>nl much money on t!
th free tuition. U"'s m"V'"'r n"" '
. the program, riie audience was
w held at They exported something. Th
y 1st. Examination j "ot even know how the tenor
erally tor admission1 U)0,<- As the Kon??
, -11 i VI,, from behind tlie curtain there
ty will be held at the ripi,le of lllURhter 1Koko sniU
his ivory teeth were as tvhlto
Drination to, collar Ae wore. It was Ilko
L'CHELL, President TheroliT*,s tho slft,u,n? forehe
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Ikoko didn't notice the audience.
This was the great occasion for which
ngo. he had so long trained. He imagined
loctor. that he1 was again among his people
?nkeys ! by the Kongo. He would think of
trees them and the friend who had done so
1. and : much for him. lie waited a moment,
tie tit The great theater was as silent as
'eased, | though it contained not a living soul.
shell | Then the hush was broken. The audioes
in j cnce suddenly beheld a black athlete
| viuiioit'i iltcu ilMV> Uil U1 not U1 UfUill) I
water j and power. The effect of the singing 1
ig like ' defied analysis. It acted upon the 1
souls <>f the audience. The music had
watch a simple, yet sweet and agreeable
ic his ' quality unheard ot. It was natural
ted a i and esthetically beautiful. Its d? liaiicc
- 1 ei.cv and tenderness was combined
e, arid with richness of quality, volume and
about ] force. It was perfect melody and
nitnal j harmony, conveying emotion. Iho
rustics i tkoko lknved and passed behind t':
s time curtain,
home The audience remained breathless,
oftoli The people were wafting. They were
le nat- thinking. They had not yet recovered
ly him | from the spell. The song had imam
to , pressed them. Then the silon< e was
would i broken hy lottd and continued apn).
for I plnus c rkoko came l>:tck again a d
nr. ! again. The house was wild in its demibscure
%ustration. The manager hurt-' I
'arter's liaok ti? Sidney Carter "Your fortune
ibillon. Is made,' lie said. "Name your pric .'
iwmaii. i Carter's lips trembled with emotion,
hrilled 1 lo was not thinking of the money, al
nil though ho \sas glad it would be forth>
eati li coming. "1 have ut last hi en able to
s soul, give to the world nty songs" he nittril
nisei:. mured, as his face radiated his inner
nmaiul, joy.?H. II. Hudson.
It lie ho
" "'i'.-. Raining An O'.d Age Pension.
,u ' Eight years ago Norway began to
lisu; - put away a certain percentage of the
ad l?e profits coming to tl*e State from
s gave liquor selling fov an old-age penonio
a Bion fund This now amounts to $2.
!f00.000.
jad re- i
His Wages of Cotton Spluncrs.
haps a i The average wages paid in the
ie *tu- Lancashire district, England, to cot
1.1 On A A
\mmihi \\tgi npiuuDin i riur k? iivjiu a>;uui ?a.^?
iad in- ft week for doffers to $6.7 2 for men
ly and In opening rootn and $^3 20 for
< work 1 corrtlne nvflTReors.
ist an- Provided Well For Their Poor,
i, si ??i In the records of Sit Thomas' hosYork,
pitnl, 1-ondon. Is an entry oi the year
Sidney l?r>70. to the effect that "in considers
(llsay- Hon of the hole tyme of the yere," the
endure, poor he allowed "every one a daye
lu? von- three pyntts of Bore fur two months"
lext on ?a quart at dinner and a pint at supi
eager, per and at the end of ?,?.o months
ley did return to '"there olde ordinary allow
would ance, wych is one quarts." The food
stepped at this ancient workhoufeo was to l.e
was a* dealt with as liberally as the drink,
ed, and The almoner and steward were to "bye
as tIk no byffe but of the Resit, without
a Joke, bones and in special! without tho
ad, the niarybou, and none other to bo
Could bowght."
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