The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, August 26, 1910, Image 2
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FRIDAY, AUGUSTS 1910
Next Tuesday will be election
day. The campaign has been a hard
and tedious one both for the seekers
of small offices as well as for those
aspiring to greater fields.
The campaign opened with a
variety of platforms but after the
* first week out "liquor" took the
lead and all issues were for-gotten
and swallowed up by the stuff that
has been swallowed up by so many
prohibition voters of the Palmetto
State. The Governors of these, or
my ether State have no more to do
with framing the laws tnan any
private citizen but the voters
seem to think so any way and vote
accordingly.
.
The Augusta Chronicle came out
on Sunday Morning with the follow
ing large headlines:
"saloons to
PT.fieU OH? p ,!}????-.
vwjim u;? fjA.'iJt a
IfiM nsv?
? < \m I .4
r# - a < . .r.? ?
Then goes on to say that Mayor
Barrett has issued notices to the effect
that ALL near-beer places muot
close at regular hours on Monday
night and not open until Wednesday
morning.
Tuesday was election day in Augusta.
but not withstanding this fact
it certainly was icdnuluus fur sucna
notice to be issued by any Mayoi
living in a prohibition town and in a
prohibition State. I
Lieut. Governor McLeod shound
not want a better endorsement for
his platform than the above. Prohibition
laws can be enacted, but not
inforced where public sentiment is
so strongly to the contrary.
FOR SALE
About (500) five hundred acre
good level sandy land part cultivated
one to two miles from Seivern, S. C.
This laud produces well, is well
watered, two tenant homes, good
pasture land, enough wood and timber
on place to pay for it. Will se.l
in tracts to suit buyer-and on good
terms-and at a price that leaves no
excuse for not owning a home. For
information apply to
F. H. GUNTER, UCAL GUNTER
Batesburg, S. C. Seivern, S. C.
ASLEEP WITH JESUS.
*e John lister Eugene Willis
tr r . min-est son of Mr. and Mrs.
fell asleep in the arms
st Wednesday morning at
ten . .es of four o'clock. He was
4 year., one month and 28 days old.
Little Lester was very bright and to
know him was to love hem. The
Rev. J. C. Collum preached- to a
1 rge sv mphatizing audience and litflf
I V if# r o.'3C lotrl fo I? ? T _
ix * fTH0 iuiu 111 me nlie
cemetery
Oh!, not i;i crudity, Not in wrath;
The ;e i.'er came that day.
It was un angel visited the green
Eartl;
; An J took little Lester away.
MAGGIE K?
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Ir ISRAEL'S KINO I
1 Matthew 21; 1-17.?/
"nosannc to the 8on of David! IUcfscd i9 ho t
Husauua in the II
T 'im T n-.i M
II B lil 11UI MH VjOU iUU'KllUn illlll 111*.' I
nation would reject Jesus a ul not
J .J. thclcss, everything was done as i
known ami foretold. The proplnc
Illustrates this. Jesus offered himself to Is
flve days before his crucifixion, and on the e
of God, ho should have been received by tin
been "passed over" and, as a nation, l?ec<
amongst whom would have been sell ted tin
to receive Jesus at the appointed time did n
urrongnients, for all of tho Jews found wu
and spiritual l'rlests were selected, althouj
remainder of those spiritual untttyplcal t
gathering from amongst the Gentllea ever
whom Jesns Is the Chief l'rlest, will be glorl
begin tho great Messianic work for Israe
nations of the world. Thus In due time I .si
on a grander scale than they over dreamer
prophets shall bo made princes or rulers li
Dlvlno favor shall "obtain mercy" of God
shall become tho channel of God's favor for
of grace.
Tho Sabbath day prior to his crucifixion
at tho home of Luanrus and Martha "ml M<*
[ sou of tho miracle performed upon f.uzarus.
on Sabbath night after sundown. It was tl
tho precious perfume which Jesus said was
[ fragrance of this perfume has come down t
morning, to fulfill the Scriptures, Jesus sent
brought. The nss was probably u wlilto 01
tho custom of tho kings of Israel to rldo upoi
had come to see Jesus, and Lazarus whom
tilled with admiration, hailed Jesus with sh(
Great King! The Messiah! Certain scribes
this niul suggested that Jesus rebuke them
people refused to ncclnlin him, tho tones wo
| been prophesied centuries before, "Shout, C
thy King cometh unto thee. Ho 1 meek nn<
ting upon an ass, with its colt, the foal t
beaded for Jerusalem, the multitudo shoutln
paltu branches foi tho ass to tread upon, us
whom they imperfectly, indistinctly, ivoogni
glory and honor of his later revealing In t
knee shall bow and every tongue conf-'ss to
Four months ago?on April 24th, wo passed
lehein to Jerusalem, thinking the wh'.le of
Tho road sweeps around the sldo of tic M< u
until suddenly u turn of the road and the
nionoin (Gehenna) brings Jerusalem Into f
again we walked over part of the road and i
llttlo procession and wept over the ?'lt\, i
mou rnuc Kinesi mo propueis mm stonesc in
often would 1 liavo gathered thy chlMron I
her chickens under her wings (for safety!,
bouse is left unto you desolate. For I sa
henceforth, till [.that day when] yo shall s?:
name of the Ford."? (Matt. 23:27-39.]
Our heart went out in sympathy for the
they have been nationally "left desolate" f r
persecuted, even alas, by those who have
specially rejokou to tlilnk that "the tb: ?
baud. Put, we rotloet, corresj >ndin> ;y. t
Isruel must ha druwing to .? > -u
That, spot where Jesus stop].. ', to i>e, i
one over which, a Utile later, the army < f 'i
Jerusalem, and, amidst fumlue, Dually at*
city, taking according to records, nlnet
million, one hundred thousand, were said to
war. The ground around the City of Jer
with crosses, on whieh Jews were crucified
says history.
The Great Teacher's entry Into Jerusale
ITo went directly to the Temple und ordere
dove-sellers who had uo right within Its 1
filled the prophecy, "The zeal of thine hoi
the blind, the lame, again hud his ministrl
the time wore vexed and considered him at
and were displeased with the multitude's si
the Sun of David. They rebuked the Tea
"Out of the mouths of babes and sucklings
21:10; Psalms 6:2.
B1 "I was very nervous/* J1?1
Eg writes Mrs. Mollie Mirse, p
M of Carrsville, Ky., "had P-; f,K
gg palpitation of the heart ?bi
HE and was irregular. p? 1 i
p "On the advice of Mrs. fed' i)C1
H| Hattie Cain I took 2 bot- j-,
H ties of Cardui and it did
Kpi me more good than any i* i ??
tw medicine I ever took. an
jnj "I am 44 jears old and ? ?
the change lias not left
me, but I am lots better ca't
H since taking Cardui.'* i-1 eat
has
Tho Woman's Tonic laria
I fer'.i
Cardui Is advertised and H r'tir
sold by Its loving friends. jP bilic
The lady who advised H ! C:s,
Mrs. Mirse to take Cardui, F.^ ,r;c
had herself been cured ot then
serious female trouble, by n r>
Cardui, so she knew what $.% Gt a
Cardui would do.
?-! ? 1
fcj* If Cardui cured Mrs. IgjN.l
H Cain and Mrs. Mirse, it ever
surely will cure you too. ^ and
wmrnmrn P
FITTING 8C8001; HIGH (NMMjg '
PREPARATORY SCH
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Well equ pp'.ci ?n!;.et,j%> V:
S ' a son- | fP|
ab]c .:ics:?iotr be;:.',; Sc. . 1. For B
catalogue :dJ-?ss A. IK ? 'E. 5 il
Headmaster, Spartanburg, 5j. jr;f..
THE BATESBURG ADVf
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lEJECTEP.
kiinust 28
/?e# omcth in the nimc of *hn Lord/
ighestt"
l?rcphots foietold that the Jewish
r colvo Litui as (heir King, ueverhough
I ho results were not. for lea
were fulfilled Today's 8tiui\
raol us (htir Mes-.- ianic Kin . ju t
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xaet day upon "which, as (ho Lamb *'1
em, in order that (hoy i Ight have <
>ruo (ho untltyplcal I,ovlt? froui yy
} untityplcnl priests. Tiu-I failur
ot at all iutcrfero with the 1 ilvlne
.thy to bo of tbo spiritual Lcvitos eer
uh tlio nation was rejected. Th j,rc
'Hosts and Lovltoe God has been
slnco. By and by, all these, of
11 < (i on tho si^rit piano. Tben will C1C<
1, and .''rough Israel "or ..11 tho ]_)*;
aol'fi expectations will l?o realized .
1 of. Abraham, Isaac and all Fhe 1
i all* tho earth. Israel Foster 1 t < s6n
through the glorified Ohur li. and :'.n:
pouring oat upon mankind riches
was spent by 1 he o-*nt Teacher f'
try. nis fame had spread by rca
. A f'-:.; t v ms c 1 von In his honor
ien that Mary ntio'nP d hint with
au anointing for hi. hurl il The
lo oj through the ayes The next t
fi.r il. .sr. nr. ' iis 1P;'< . .?'? 1 j> v
lie. for it li ivp;;ti 1 t-- have Lveii
!l wllttv a/::.?, 'ill - tat ... ule \ b?>
t he had brouv.hi from tho tomb, aypr
?uts, as "Tho Son <b David!" The
and Pharisees called attention t >
i. Ills answer was that. h. d the c
uld have cried out; because It laid ti
> daughter of Jerusalem! Hob- Id.
1 having enlvr.flnn; lowly, and alt
?f nn ass." Tito little procession ' '
g and strewing their dothing and ''
marks of honor to the great Kin;' w.ilb
zed not realizing the opt greater
he end of this Age. wln-n "every s
him."
1 over the historic ivs.d f ?? !' n [ v
the great ha hie; f of thi ! : .
nt of Olives on n r d '
sharp declivity of t! v. "f 1
nil view in a nv>r ent T!*'?. , ,n
toted when* th< M ' r h. Pel ". i,- :
.... .. . h.nod
laying. O. Jemr-ato . Jore ale ;
etn which nr.> sent unto flic. , hov. n 11
together, even as a hen gntb. .-? !' \'\ }-]
and ye wonld not! Heboid. i?ttr
v unto you* Yo t-hall not t>< t:.
r, Itlesaed la he that eonieth In tht
11 iC L
' Jewish people. IVo t.. tiled li i ..
eighteen contvrtc and !v. e ! i
uaincd it i n..e i i nr! . \
of .la -o! . fi out..-' oi . -on be
. . ... M :l, t U? j ,Af' 0
time ?i -i !: f f:i . -r t . spiritual J
: > :v r " flit I" i e v. at the CilSl^llO
'litis mulched t. :!. ' aliuctio.i o
jor.iplishcd tho deidruetlou oi U?. j- j-\ -> p ^
y-sf'vcn thousand prr.ouers. One tl-hU
have perilled through fp.mlno and ? .
usuleiu tliu Komnns planted thlcL IH^CiUF
until there was room for no luoro,
m caused oonaldernblo commotion are i
d from It the nioney-ehnnirers and
lallowed pros '.nets. Thm wns fill- ^ ItK\:
iso lias consumed me." The poor, KJ ,7
cs. Ag;ile 1h chief religionists of i
i Intruder upon their nrran?;e:uents / ) 1 .
Iioutin;' his praises as tin M slnh. |?^ Q I lr
teller, who answered, Script urally, jl. Wt A. A
lliou hast peiTo ted p- Is -."?Matt.
.? ~ 7~ ZZZ C OT
Follow this advice. W W L
Quaker Oats is the best? f all to. ds;
ft also the cheapest. When such ?:e.
as Prof Fisher of Yale University
d Sir James Crichton hrowne,
.. D.-F.K.S. of Ixmdon spend tho
st parts of their lives in studying ( ahiia
: great question <>l thy n '.irishing "^VylLlIJ
i strengthening qualities of different
xis, it is certain that t! ir advici i, - i
loiutely safe to follow. .. , .
' ' !, vfliir 1
Professor Fisher found in his ex i > J ?
riments for testing the s'rtncd. r.r.-.: ' '
durance of athletes that the licat r ,
:ers were exhausted long bef u the
:n who were fed on such f..<k1 as
aker Oats. The powc.c <>{ end'.;ree
of the non-meat caters weri t DR. J
Mil eight times those i f tic i ... J
CIS.
r.. t>
>>> jwiiigo u.im>si Drownc lay* - I
more oatmeal, cat plenty of it and - < '
it frequently. p'ackcd
in regular sire packages, rid
mctically8ealedtIn9forlu.tciim<-tra. f x( >4t>
'
Life on Panama Canal , '''Irf)
had one frip.litlul dravvb; k-u
i trouble that has brought . "j - itLA :t
and death to thorn and 1
os canst chills, fevei and n^uc. '? ' *
iusne. s, jaundice. l?ssitude. w / i i,.?; 4t t
and general debiiity. l'.ut '.-v- a,,Jf
liitteio never fail to dej.a.jr 'n'. \
, . . Directoi A
n and cute malaria tronoLs.t
rce bottles completely cured r. ej session begi
very severe attack ot iv. tiaria, ;\u: i he
t.V/m. A. Fretwell, of j icanm
k, "And Iv'e had good hi:> h
since.', Cure Stomach. Liver, ^ .
Kidney Troubles, and prevent ' tn
hoid. .SOc guaranteed !;> all Pe !
gists. d'S he stalk
jiiu.u. ill :j i
hUt frl f,a 55i i I. i rouk
j<l&fefci -iD L' J-"<- '
cccc-il when pvcrvtf int* t. . f:i,' * j
1 r. tl .tioli 1 i( il.L I '. '..ill.. .11 . .
n y r:u; irt k 1 i ir\
ly, ;is tbous ;n.? i:<?vr icatiK d. BI i Mi. i n. >.
!>R KIDMLY, LIVER AMD 3r 1
STOMACH TROUBLE fcj v-;' " ^ '
ic tht? best n.-cicinc v< r i,old p
over a drugfci.-t'B counter. " ! , v
n i i im? ?! i mr il irnnn i r
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: '. iticipatedyour wants r
aw searched over the sto
i procure the best and the
early to show you how we
a. e> arc Iilied Willi the classiest, >
Men end Youn.n Men evei advertised
sii win". I he celebrated hainl-lailt ?re
Rochester made suit:
loo!' i ahead too, in ehc
i'< i ho conservative rr
hinjv man. Vre havt
u-ing- values?the
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PRESENTS.
Jewelry, Diamonds, St<
lin# Silver, Watches
Cut (ilass, Art
(iOOI)S.
All new and ahsolnf
. boaut itul Rotxls. ( 'onio
w \v hen ever ymi ha\e an <
, 1;" port unity.
?-t? -.1 KtMiicinlH'r \vt* only la
1 die solid and o-onuine;.p>o
If not convenifnI toco
" 1 in, send in your mail onI
? ? 1 - i' 1 which always lias our pi
! ,i t i till , . . . . A .
, sonal at tent i ?n, wil h a ru;
> tin-up antoc to please. Alwaysol
" !J 'L to HOC you atSYLVAN
BROS ,
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, lo a ,1m Jewelers, COJJIM Id A, S
when writ Cor. Main & Ilamptan
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SaeflMaaBld 8?t3aiS?HWi^k
noriths ago j|i
cks of the country a*
newest, and now
1! we have prepared g
diiippicst display of suits for W
in a daily papt f. 'i!
Skin-Nodi aiul Adlcr H
losing- patterns and I
lan ai d the dash- S 1
; looked ahead h
fairest and ^
n town. 11
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lial wears Ilie ||
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