The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, June 09, 1911, Image 3
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HE MOTHER PEAR'S MISTAKE
hought FrcMceorro C"..'?,pr:r.:j had
Been Up to Mischief rod Qoxed
Kis Cars.
A Washington relates how,
i one oaasion in the west, when ho
as on hie \vji\ back to camp after
day's hoot, i ?. In* suddenly <;? "
i sight -?f n big she hour with two
iibs following her in single
'hcv w- re pro. ccd t . !?. - . r dec,
!( for, - ' I ail til It. didcned
a. ainst the c\ ning sky.
II v a long i : for a shot,
- *? ?!' ;imi r, a lead on
" i .-In* hear a: fired. The re'
a- lig. I he pro esson
Op] ' 1 he s' e lit scratched L r11
. < if n 11;- '] round, an 1.
v. .\!i,;g il , t ip, dial el v b *
had wi'h sovoro d rova), boxed
scar -oundlv.
Mot ik 1 lear then wont on her
'ay. I-.' hack un< oininonly rigid
nd u? K-ntin", ,.tnl it was clearly
[ par ' to the sportsman that she
a- w,..i r the in.or -shin that hoi
rolicsomc off-: had lmon no t(
>ine Ki'srhicf t' >. list not be reeated.
Harper': ' < ! 'v.
DLEY'8 KIDNEY III MEDY ACTJ
QUICKLY.
M. N. George, Irondale, Ala.. \va;
othcicd with kidney trouble fc;
any sears. "I was persuaded tc
y lvolcy Kidney Remedy, ar.c! be
unters iJrug tMore.
a new vARir.ty.
A pro ni'ient | litic.an in tin
liddlo \vi :t .iv,- !i ' liiipirt to !
!oro fit' of In noi:;!t" ?!>, and. a!
0 live ! in . "dr. ' ? ati' and want
1 some was 1" *1 rve wine a* tin
inner. : ! t rn h. ,n,
;( a -1' . . hut wh n the w f, r
J'loil i.l 1 '? t 1 ill,
had lie- :i 1 1 _.pd ai d (!!' 1 v it'
ailipautte "and. do \,e.: w.
id one >'f th <
rtner there sii i 1:ir
Ion si eiG it ' > - 'M:1
lukee Free l'r, e
I THE WAKE OF THE MEAS
LES.
The little son of Mr.;. O. R Pal
er, Little Rock, Ail;., had th
/asles. The result w;s a sever
ugh which prew worse an 1 h
uld not sleep. She says: "On
ttie of Foley's Honey and Tc
mpouncl completely cured hir
I he has never been bot lie re
ce." Croup, whooping coupl
asles couch all yield to Foley'
nev and I r Compound. Th
mine is in the yellow packap
ays. Refuse subs'itutes. Gun
s Drug Store.
unfair.
Vott r.i .-luge
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Then that i.- not our in .
t, for ho w nts our s> rvi. - )
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DISPOSED Or ir SAME WAY
j _
I Arneiican Traveling Abroad Tellj
! Engli. hman of Piratical Dehavlor
of Rail Employees.
i
John Kondrick Bangs cmttinj
jes It is amusing "Table d'Jlote
; J'nlks" in the current issue of Earner's
Weekly. Mr. Hoggs discourses
ipon the piratical behavior of the
Italian railroad employees. "I
fancy," said the Fat Fit tie Englishi
man, "that you v. ill find that sort
. ;>f thing even-where. I distinctly
remember having received a leaden
nickel in change on one of your
American rail tray systems." "Oh.
you were that man, wore you?" said
. Foggs naively. "Seems to me 1 remember
reading something about it
in one of the newspapers." "No,
you don't remember anything of the
sort," retorted the Fat Little Englishman.
"1 have r.evcr mentioned
it to anybody until this moment."
"And what did you do with the
nickel?" demanded Boggs. "1 don't
know," returned the Fat Little Kng)
lishman. "How ahotild I ho expect.
od to remember n little thing like
that? 1 suppose I spent it. \Vhv?':
5 Sountlicr Railway Schedule.
Effect ivo Aj'; i 1 2
ICii Showi n j>* Arriva
i
not guaranteed.)
NORTHBOUND
9:33 a. :n. No. 8, daily local fo
* Columbia and intermediate points
i making connection for Spartanburg
? Greenville Charlotte and interme
* diate points.
4:58 p. m. No. 132, daily, for Co
' lurnbia, Charlotte, Wash'.agio
I Baltimore, Philadelphia and lie;
York city and points h -t. Draw..
?! room, section, Pullman sleeping cars
ir SOUTHBOND
9:43 a m. No. 131, daily, fro:
New Y >rk, Philadelphia, 13a". in.;.
Washington, and points hast. I .
man drawing room section slccplr.
cars.
1- 6:2V p. n.. No. V, daily local, fro:
c Columbia and intermediate point
also connections from Spartanbur
and Greenville and Intermedial
C <
ir points.
n 1 For further information, call c
1 nearest tirVrt ?rr#>nt nr
li. A. Coapman, V. I'. G. M
Washington; 1J. J. L. Meek. I
o G. P. A.. Atlanta, Ga., A. J I. Acl
ei. T. P. A., Augusta, G i.
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Ixml Dccioe was talking about
i American cab fares. "They seem to (
J ! he intended only for the rich," he t
^ ; said. "I was amused by a cubby i
fc ! ? -/i 1-!... il j . , . J
WHO, atur u time mat would have 1
> cost n shilling in London, said: i
jf 'You're an Mnglishmun, sir, and so
i I'll onlv charge you $2.' Jlo made i
h me think of a lawyer, who, having t
^ won a case involving a hundred c
pouud< .-torling. kept 80 pounds for 1
. his fie. and said, as ho handed over ; a
' the balance of 20 pounds to his I t
client: 'I pan your friend, sir. [Ic
can't charge you my full fee. Ijf
kn< your father.' 'Thank good- j o
*n i i!" clent, warmly, 'that h
1 ; i di : ,'i k:->v my grandfather.'" v
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Siimple of Wonderful New
Free to Ali Sick or
\ will miil, free of charge, a conaplei
ful ne v discovery to all sufferers who
i it to ine todiy. I want to send you th
I you the wonderful curative po vers it h
cent do I ask for this wonderful ne./ ti
the coupon below, and I will se~d you
that has cured others that suffered as ;
free my book "How to Get Wed" for ;
these troubles fill out the couoon belor
Send This Free Coupon 1!
When filling out the coupon give
the numbers of your diseases ns
given below
1 Khouniutixin 1'- '-'iilm-y Troublo
Lumbago I'-' r?l;?l?U?r rouble
:i iatH'tis I:' Heart Db"at*o
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> lli Miliielie IK XervotlsnoKi
i !< Di/./.iin- .s In nri^'li i > Uiwusi!
I<i - rv lis Debility ill Malaria
It you have any other discasas <
not in this list, write them on a piece :
of paper and enclose with the cou-1
pon. I.
MANUFACTURED DIAMONDS.
In an nddrivs tho lova! in-'
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ment of explosives duririg !last
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X3ATE, BATESBURCl S.
HORSE'S REWARD OF MERIT
Twenty years of faithful service
fiven the city by a horse 60 moved
lie hearts of the city fathers of Minleapolis
that they at once voted a regard
of merit to the deserving aninal.
The horse is Billy, which has been
'mining with the ambulance. Chief
Jorriston pleaded with the police
ommittce to retire the old hprse to a
ife of ease for the rest of its days,'
ind the eoini'iitH-e rccoitiMicmled to
lie council tlitU tl.l !. !*>ur?. The
oiuicil 1' 1 t > i!JO >ry (if 11?.
iiilhful animal an . Billy was turn< I
vor to flu' Fluniane socit :y iv. I will
e ioft to i i ; t will iiijoiii the
,'orkhon?o far-;1
Sick People!
Medical Discovery Sent
Afflicted People.
Le home treatment of my wonderfill
out tne coupon below and send
lis free proof treatment to show
las. Do not send money?not one
eatment; just write me for it, using
at once the proof of the discovery
^ou now suffer. I will also send
your guidance. If you have any of
v and send today.
Dr. D. J. Walsh.
COUPON FOR i
FRCP TREATMENT'
Dr. D. J. Walsh, Box 2094, j
Boston. Mass.
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all entirely fiv 1 to 11. t
>IY NAME IS
MY ADDKES 1
ago How Ioiik Aflfeeteil
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My pi iinipal trouble is No.
CHICKEN FEED.
lie?I hi-a: C"t yi .. . : going to
narry you?:: ic y. i orm him?
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WORK WILL SOON START,
after you take DrKin-'s New Li
Pills and you'll quickly ei ioy the
; fine results. Const. and ind
gestion vanish and . ppetie rctu
urns. They regulate niach* liv
and bowels ind impart new ittlni
and energy to the who. sv;-;om. ti
them, only 2. c at all druggists.
C. FRIDAY JUNE 9. J9II
f "
I /C-ber^
v Hoofing /
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will
ur 300 <
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saessggsiV'
passsSsisN
WHY FINE MUSIC.
Kvcry one e< t id<-rs folk song3 to ;
1 of a Hne icin?l of music. Even IM
the greatest musicians, like Bach, Ibi
Beethoven and < i opin, hav really m
admirer! tlicm ! ocause they are so gr
simple ai d tout ing and >'V (>' ^
course some arc much lr. ire beaut i- cj
ful than others, yet all of ihoin have j.
qualities that make them last. Folk
songs arc (he finest kind of music
for boys and girls to sing, bemuse w<
they are so simple and yet good tnu- so
sic. It is best to learn first the simplest
forms ;n<! in that way to lay
the foundation of sound musical
nsto.?St. Nicholas. ' Ni
PRESENTS.
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J dry, Diamonds, Ster- q
i SiiviT, Watch -, ,c
Cut Glass, Art. ,
GOODS. si
All new anil absolutely
beautiful t roods. Come in ^
.iieJ
in, send in your mail order, ;
wliieh always has our per- d
S' >i 1 aftent ion, withaguar- rl
anlci' te p!< ;;-e. Alwaysj^lad >
to . * v.>u i>V:
v. : bkos ,
. c id Mima, s. r ,
<' . M . i 1 amptan Sts.
in idea.
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M N V .1; ; acliit
' \ ... \ oC.?! v>>u do to citt
do i the : < ? unning tlie
'i ;-.peal s to i
you ; it riots? and embryo finan* .
i . ?* ! .: r . >rn:crs evolve hril- c
i inut - a' - j'or lopping several i (
t mil - tl. !bi?-s oil' the annual n
, hinl- ]' ! t the List r\:i ininn- r
t i >11 }' in v.. - in kled ! v ;m
iiniii . L: !' ' . youth wwas uni
alii* In f ; 11' ci' v ' ~:>oetaoular | ,
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, nic*th< Ilav,! ha a Tip <m
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| ^1 When yon feel thai you e|i
I can hardly drag through Eg
your daily work, and are feg <
tired, discouraged and H;t
miserable, take Cardui, ^rthe
woman's tonic. Bfe j
Cardui is prepared for p4
the purpose of helping ?,
women to regain their K
strength and health. h?'
Not by doping with
strong drugs, but by the P?)
gentle, tonic }
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v b of Shook, Mo., writes:
- . >ro 1 began ?o take H*
KB Cviui, i was u..able to B|
i j?? do any work. I have ?
?;'i taken 5 bottles and have f^i
^ J improved very much. I I' j
fe can do the most of my |L
,;r housework now. H
ii_ "I can't say too much fe
r. jeljg for Cardui, it lias done so f
er 5* much for me."
p". You- druggist sells Car- f&
*?-; ' Oct . t lay. :
g iji Now is the
flW&Wfiw t^me to take
off that old
ti on blesome
^r. roof, .and put on
W RU-BER-OID
Roofing.
Artistic on the Dwelling.
Satisfactory on the Barn.
Dependable on the Factory.
A Boon to any Farm.
fi^d and easily applied roofing
r any structure whatever.
and time-proof; fire-resisting.
itiful Colored Effects
Brown and Green can be atncd
and maintained with
RU-BER-OID.
arc permanent because they
worked into the material
in manufacture.
JU-BER-OID Man Jg
Kuard you against
jr more imitations. ij| j
for our Roofing Book. nr I TJ
E STANDARD I'lMl
PAINT CO.,
William Street. New York.
Woodward Lumber 1
('o.?Augusta, Ga.
Boj^us Cloth.
What is paint? Some people thi:
lything labelled "paint" is paii
it there's a difference, just
uc 1 as between one kind of clc
id another. Cloth nine-tenths e<
11 and one-tenth wool, is bog
3th. Cloth all wool wears to tl
nit. Paint at a price between *S
nts and $1.50 is like bogus clot
le L. & M. Paint is all wool ai
:ars to the limit. There's a re
n. Holman-Cullum Hwd. Co.
S SOLDIERS OF FORTM
ovelists Play Important Prrt In B;
tie !n All Parts of the
World.
Alien Upward, as we all kno
light, like a later llyron, for tl
reeks at:"in=i the Turks; and Sta
y Portal Ilya, . as he has recent
. n t 11 in_r u?. helped the army
io ( nited Slates to suppress an i
irrection in.the Philippines.
So -nu h for the English uovclis
inn t French novelists we meet t
*-? i i iU .iUiill UUiii M % u
J".r;! ddir.n an i Dumas bad (
gnr.l it lib, ( '. ,-nu missed the hi
e l>v slaying ir. Pari to do so. T
; l laved by novelists in tlie Fry
-fbrman war hardly counts,
" . i' - n lo.dion ; but it
n one of the m<
of tl hands of fran
1 . 1 i uijVOO.l ?l
r wri er of ?cr
't v :id crime, Pc
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WINTHRDP COLLEGE
*
The examination tor the rew
if vacant scholarships in Winth
College and for the admissiou
ie\v students will be held at
fount y Court Hous- on Friday,
7, at 9 a. m. Applicants must
ot less than fifteen years of a
"hen S .-holarships are vacant a:
u'ly 7 they will be awarded toth
the highest average in 1
x ....' .ution. provided they rr
c v. :'i,' ; over .ir.g the awt
V ; "cants for scholarships she
vrite to President Johnson be
ho n.'.nation for Scholarship
'nation blanks.
Scholarships arc worth $100
ree tuition. The next session
>pen September 20, 1911. For
her information and catalogue,
Jress Ares. D. B. Johnson. F
Hill, S. C.
HIS MASTER'S VOICE.
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4Sit
Mrs I>ickh:ii:v -Jairos, did you
<Iio cat out?
James?He hasn't been In all
rt> uv.
JT riekham?Then bring hi
' vut bin- out ag -.ln: we've g
tli t U ast we're his superb
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1 |jMHfli^^^HB9H^^^^H|pBHZiHG8|M|^Kr'* i ? [
A man, hastening Wfclg'dH '" |L' 'TH
riuet as the curtain vm bodpft^fig^-'; *$' 'tjfl
for the third act, flopped
he supposed, in his right tent 'g|p/^..^S) Ajfl
growled to the lady at hi? aide: Qf -^9
"As I was saying when I went out, ^9^12*
it's n^uc of your darned businaa*
what other women wear. Suppose
Mrs. Joe Smith does make a fool of
herself by sporting patent leather
S pumps ami open-work stocking*
when the thermometer'* at' zero, i*
that any reason why you?"
6aid the lady.
The man gaspe<l and for tijo. fi rat
tin e loafcstd at jK.r> She was not hi*
wife, Overwhelmed to ,.JaM
think thn Ai./1 a i t? _ J.I J $aUH
-**- ^wm iiaicu iu aviui wi
a ft ranger in^| br?tal tones -reserved
for hisvtya alone, He mntt<
rM Mil apology
House of jSfej^
Jones painted his house la?t#gai
It looks dull, dead, no life tofc
Snvlth painted his house 10 years
ago.
It looks clean, nice, and don't
need repainting, because he used L
& M. Paint, and added three quar
of oil to each gallon.The
Oil gave life and preserved ^
^ it.
Besides?adding the Oil reduced
nk its'cost 40 cents a gallon less than
nt> other paint.
as Thirty-five years use in N. A. &
?hs-A- Holman-Cullum Hwd. Co.
5t
us NOTHING TO FEAR.
ie
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, s The Glrl^-Go back and lick him, you
"* coward!
he The Victim?Hut he's already riven
1 ;ie vti* \n eu fie can t give you "V.
Avoid Frauds.'
A paint fraud is paint that looks
a{. fair for a year or so, and then makes
ho repainting necessary.
ir> Don't waste your money and inof
jure your property.'
is The L. & M. Paint has been in
use fcr thirty-five years.
c' "* You make one half of it by adJ
ding three-fourths of a gallon of
Linseed Oil to each gallqn. It then
coft about $1 GO per gallon, and is
the best paint that can be made.
Holman-Cullum Hwd. Co.
MY, OH, MY!
5'
Wnldo?1 don't wemembcr what
, I >i?', but ! had an awful dweam.
an I Argyl?What was it, Wallie?
Ul* j Waldo 1 dwoamed my valet went
*ur~ j nwy without lacing my shoe*.
:ock A CHARMING WOMAN
is one who is lovely in face, form,
mind and temper. But its hard for
a woman to be charming without *^|
health. A weak sickly woman will
^ be nervous and irritable. Constipation
and kidney poisons show in pimples
blo'ches, skin eruptions and a wretch
0; ed complexion. But Electric Bitters
' always pioves godsend to women
who want health, beauty and friend, r
TV>otr rpmilof-p T
, lilt; IV^UIUIV UWUlKUll, Ui'Vl BUU
*\ Kidneys, purify the blood; give
lift strong nerves, bright eyes, pure
\ breath, smooth, velvety skin, lovely
^ complexion and perfect health. Try
them. 5oc at all druggists.
1.C-RSARDINE
BOXES.
Mellis?L wonder why sardine
boxes nro always made flat,
i put Deal tier ?To be consistent, . of
1 course; aren't they crowded like e
day' fl.t? . .
m In ?
ot to .
>rs. 5 or ? dosai "MS" will cuironny csmm of
Chill* and F?ver, Prks?, tor,
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