The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, June 16, 1911, Image 2
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BATES BURG ADVOCATE
P A TRI-COUNTY PAPER.
N. ROGERS BAYLY, EDITOR ANE
BATE$BURG, S. C.
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FRIDAY. JUNE 16, 1911,
Tuesday June 27th is the day sc
for the Municipal Election in Bates
burg.
Dr. E. C. Ridgell is shipping ;
large quantity of plums every da;
to the Northern markets.
In glancing over the produci
market reports we find butter stil
firm notwithstanding this awfull;
warm weather.
The ice cream and soda wate
business in Batesburg is on the boom
All stra*y nickels find their way t<
the soda water fountain.
The first bale of new cotton sole
in Houston, Texas, the other da]
for over $1,000 dollars. This sarm
bale was sent to Houston by a char
tered train costing $586.00. Ex
pense don't count so long as th
price is sufficient.
Of all the progressive farmer
that this section has ever known
Mr. M. E Rurland hea the
If -nis . atii.Tiev.' i it. - -y v. ;
doubted, v/t ask the ;en erti"
uwm. .jovw.i iu gu anu ascertau
L" _?t c J ??!./ . 1
?w* Ctiudbu auu ??<; aic aauaiicu l(ld
he will be fully convinced. 35(
acres under cultivation is no smal
proposition.
RURAL TELEPHONES.
There is always something b;inp
said about good roads;, there is always
some movement on foot tc
promote the good roads of th<
State, and we would net for a moment
discount the value ofifgooc
roads, but there are other things we
ought to talk more about and devote
more of our time to than we
do. and one of these things is the
rural telephone. Of course, g"ood
roads help, but two hundred rural
telephones connected with the
homes of two hundred farmers out
from Belton would do more to promot^
the prosperity of the section
of country surrounding this town,
and would more closely unite the
people of this section, than a hundred
miles of macadam road bed
built out from Belton. You may
not think that this is true. It is a
broad assertion to make a^nd we give
you the right to disagree with us until
we have had a chance to prove
to you that it is a fact and no?
merely a theory advanced by the
editor of The Belton Times; bu?
once you see the matter in the light
that we see it, and in its true light,
tV^pn ham mmII ?? ~ ? ?
rVu mil iccognize trie advantage
of the rural telephone.
Let the farmers of th- State build
up their farms and improve theii
residences, and good roads are certain
to follow. The farmers wil
recognize the value to them of having
good public highways running
by their farms and they will go tc
work to build the good roads. Givr
us a progressive section and as cer
tain as the night follows the day,
good roads are going to find a beaten
pathway into that section of
- country. We admit that good roads
) are essential to a progressive people,
but they just as naturally follow the
lead of the progressive spirit. We
. have good roads and lots of th.ni,
and the really interesting and encouraging
part of it is that they aie
g*owing better as the ycars^yo by.
( Paths and narrow road beds cf a
? decade ago are now public high
? ways and the public highways ct
3 ten years ago are now becoming
smooth boulevards.
? We are, as yet, cut off from et-ch
other, in a sense, the ugh, because
lt we have not stressed enough the
building of rural telephone lines.
Let one hundred farmers of this
w section connect their homes with the
exchange here in Belton and there
JO
will be one hundred farmers who
have, in great measure, become citizens
of the town. They have joined
themselves to the town, and th.y
' have become interested in the
growth and development of die
* place. Thev naturally feel a deeper
interest in Belton than they did
before. They can telephone their
friends in town, and we who have
a heretofore been mere acquaintances
^ become neighbors and close friends,
They telephone into town for whatever
information they want and
5 haven't got?the rural telephone
^ will bind to the town of Belton the
^ farmers of this entire section, if we
will develop the lines running out
from this exchange. This is somer
thint* we have not- li
O '
the attention that it has really been
due. Let's get busy; think oi what
we have said in this article, and see
j for vourself if it isn't worth your
^ while. Every farmer ought to have
his home connected with the town
e
nearest him by telephone, and they
will do it, if they arc shown the advantage
that such a connection
would be to them. Personally, we
would rather see the farms of this
s section connected with the telephone
exchange here than the
ores liiiu !
' Do . ou agree wi<h -Mtr '
I Say so, and a' the t.:r,c, <dv. v
J l? ? u.Jaf.lV-t.l.f, .....
j Our columns are always open for
j letters from people who arc inlcrj
ested in the things that ought to
interest the entire neighborhood.?
The Helton Times.
FOLEY'S KIDNEY REMEDY.
\ Is particularly recommended for
chronic cases of kidney and bladder
trouble. It tends to regulate
> and control the kidney and bladder
? action and is healing, strengthening
and bracing. Gunter's Drug Store.
1 THE RISING GENERATION
^ ijy
Mrl
i
I .J
"My liny, I'm indeed surprised to
hear such profanity from you !"
"Yep, ain't it great? An' i only
six years old I"
11. L HARTL1-Y.
BATESBURG, SC.
Surveying, Leveling, Teiracit. .
A'l Work guarantee I and prompt'y
dotie.
n A 'fr^n d. / ?/* ' T-* T A ? r
A/iiX'.O UU I i'.K
Boj;us Cloth.
What is pain' ? Some people think
anything labelled "paint* is paint,
but there's a difference, just as
nuch as between one kind of clotl
and another. Cloth nine-tenths cot
on and one-tenth v/00!, is bogur
:1 th. Cloth all v/ool wears to th?
limit. Paint at a price between 75
cents and $1.50 is like hof.nr. cloth
i'he L. & M. Paint is all wool at
wears to the limit. There's a re
^on. Holrnan-Cullum Hwd. Co.
1 NEW TRAIN i
ST. LOUIS SPECIAL.
BETWEEN
j ST. I.OUIS. MO. AND ASHEVILLE, N. C.
INCLUDING
J French Lick, West Baden, Louisville,
Lexington, Danville, Oakdale,
Knoxville, Hot Springs.
-:ONLYONK NIGHT OUT:?
i Beginning Sunday, April 30,1911.
me inauguration of a modern highclass
vestibuled train wish through
service between Saint Louis and
Western North ( "aroliria, through
the States of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky,
Tennessee and North Caroliua,
over the Blue Ridge mountiins,
through the "Land of the
Sky" and along the beautiful French
Broad valley, is announced by theSOUTHERN
RAILWAY
and the
N. N. i\ & T. P. Ry.
For detailed information, call on
ticket agents, or,
J. L. Meek, AGFA.,
Atlanta, Ga.
A. H. Acker, TP V.
Augusta, Ga.
CURIOUS I L>.Ch OF WORSHIP
Oalnccii.il of ivf oHCc.v I si , i ii^\. in |
Outline r.nd Has; Had Moil
Extraordinary Kibtory.
One of, flic mo.-1 ? xUaoidinan and
fantastic ( liristian places of worship
in the world is the ?ath. dial of Moscow,
strange riot only in outline, hut
even stranger in it- hi-tory, say- the
Strand Magazine. No one know-the
architect's name. Inil tin* story goes
that the ezar ordered his eyes to l?o
put out as soon as the church was
completed, so that he should never
I?e able to surpa-s Ids work. The
idea of the building was inspired l?v
the wiekedr-t and maddest monareh
who ever -at ou a throne Ivan the
Terrible of Moscow. This uncanny
looking eililiee has heen luridly de
senimmi 11\ a well-known \vr11? . "It
is a striking memorial of a fearful
era. Shwiding in the -luidow of the
Kremlin wall, on soil at united fathom
deep with the hlo.nl of innocent
martyrs, examine the building closely
and ? :!l to n. iiiorv th poopm l>v
whom it \\a produced. i lien, and
then oulv. may tile concept ion of this
fungus-like oxeresef'Mce se. m pos-ihle
nn<l \'a li Itlajenni stands revealed
as an expression of inordinate vanity,
uneo-.u rolled passion and insatiate
lust. Like attributes without a -oul
?monst rotts, horrible."
Beat t \ v i b r p t {
solid trim of Olive or Shaker Oreer. i
both ornament and wear, when used
by adding 3-4 of a gallon of Oil to
each gallon of the L. & M. colors as
produced at Factory.
Then the paint costs only about
$1.60 per gallon because the usei
himself makes about half the paint
tised, and reduces cost by adding
the oil.
Thirty-five years use in N. A. &
S. A. Holman-Cullum Hwd. i o.
NATCH LLLY CONTRARY.
'*S'?U!c m?*n. aid 1 nele Lhen.
"is so natehclly i ?:iIi:ir\ da? dc uuL
day dey feels lit. gittio' out an'
doin* a (lav's work i- Sunday."
Sounther Railway Scb"d- j
u!e. Effective /pril, 2
1911 Nhowi n g Arrival
anil Leaving Time I:rom
Bateshnrg, S. C.
N. B. These schedule figures are I
shown as information onlv and art I
not guaranteed. 1
NOR i'i I HOUND
9:33 a. m. No. 8, daily local foi
Columbia and intermediate points,
naking connection for Spartanburg,
drcenville Charlotte and intermediate
points.
4:58 p. m. No. 132, daily, for Columbia.
Charlotte, Washington, ^
Baltimore, Philadelphia and NewYork
city and points East. Drawing
oom, section, Pullm'.n.sleeping cars.
SOUTHBOND
r\j ?. iii. i.ji, uauy, irom
4ew York, Philadelphia, Baltimore.
Washington, and points Kast. Pull- ,
nan drawing room section sleeping
:ars. f
6:27 p.m. No. 7, daily local, from .
Columbia and intermediate points, .
ilso connexions from Spartanburg
nd Greenville and intermediate v
;oints.
For further information, call on ;
leaiest ticket agent, or
E. A. Coapman, V. P. G. M?
'Washington; D. ( '., J. L. Meek. A.
i. P. A., Atlanta, Ga., A. H. Ackr.
T. P. A , Augusta, Gt. jl
I k, batesBvKU. - Sfi
| YOUR NEIGHBOR'S EXPERI- |
1 ENCE
How you may profit by it. Take
Foley Kidney Pills. Mrs. E. G.
| Whiting. 360 Willow St.. Akron, 0.,
says: "For some time I had a very
serious case of kidney trouble ana
I suffered with backache? and dizzy
headaches. 1 had l pecks floatj
ing before my eyes and 1 felt all
j tired out and miseiable. 1 saw Foley j
I Kidny Pills . dvenised and pof a
| bottle and took them according to
i direction arid results showe i almos"
at once. The pain an 1 headI
aches left me, my i v? vent I e|
came clear and to-day 1 can say 1
I ajn a well woman, thanks to Foley
Kidney Pills." Guntcr's Drug Store.
THE REASONS.
''Why (! th*\ :<iwiiys speai: of
ppnjtlf its : ;. -1 i i >;; voles?"
''it niiM' it L p'?.nT??llv ;? Ihrowtin
v. 1 In!- M?inrho(lv."
1 QUALITY
t JEWELRY
^
ft 1)1/
ft w,
& Kl'
ft Ml
$ J T'iv
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*a IIAVI !.KY Rlil'AIRINl.
& DIAMOND Si; I I INC.
i;nc.ravinc.
a iiy kxpprts
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WORK WILL SOON START,
al ter you take Dr'King's New Life 1
Pills and you'll quickly enjoy their
fine results. Constipation and indi
gestion vanish and fine appetie retur
urns. They regulate stomach' liver
and bowels and impart new strcnth a'
and energy to the whole system. tr> l?
them, only 25c at all druggists. ft
- ? in
GOOD BAIT.
1 hiring SiHMl.i'i i li<un;i It IV.J
laid y?nr> In- ueiil ne nv it v illi .
companion l i ili?* I'lTilaiiil . 1111?.
wlnre 1.ie\ han ,'' i'm ir mils in ih< ^
doa k I ".'111 ail' ! : ! ill" ! A i "I i * I . i
talking politic-. \\ hen ili? v went
to v(>| ilicij* overcoats on leaving .j
Hood's friend thrust his" hand in the t)
f.,,. I.; i . ..,.1.11 I ...4 i
club Willi a pocket hook in ni\ hand j:j
it wiil look <tranee." "Thai's a!!
rdrlil." said Heed. "Keep iho pock- -|
el I took and et the coat airain; we'll ?J
df
v' *?iU !\ '1 -i. o'.inr<> ?m.
Columbia Lumbrr &
Manufactm.
Sash, Doers aiul Bliiuis Interior
Oak. Idooring, Ceiling, W
Door niui Window 1:rames.
COLUMBIA,
FctjTI
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Kl-'I-iiey TT^x.
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Hte A-'-d ??.?? ?" V"|>^
What They V/ill i>o for You
They will cure your backache,
strengthen your kidneys, cor- ,1'.
rcct urinary irregularities, build
up the worn cut tinsucr., nr.c tj.
eliminate the cxec.s u:i.- .-.civ ;
that causes rheumatism. Prevent
Bright's Disease and I):a- bates,
and rente re he: 1th ar d
strength. Refuse substitutes ft
ilJN'IKK'SDRUG STORK.
UuF'TH OF THE ATLANTIC.
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Q A free tuition sc
?fjolina. Vacant K<>'
IWEIGERT & Co. M aiul tree tuition. <M
:\vi:i.m;s X tember.
JSXA, - GA- ^ Expenses reason
It ion. Write to
HARRISOI
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THE TROUBLE. I . ?
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1 tin .iir- <?| ;iii interestinu invilid. t* 9B
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A LEADING CALITOKR'A I ARTHUR P. G
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DRUGGIST I A5S,STANTCOMM,?'o;
Pasadena. Cal., March 1911. f
V'oley and Co.. Gentlemen:- We '
av^ sole! and recommended Fr.U v's n c-..~ r ~
w. w . I UKLIU
ion . nnel . ar Consooi.n i t*>x _
-arc We > C. A\/rA-re ....
. v .1 IU uc u:.i 01 l ? ? . I ^ rr
ie most efficient expectorants or. 8 Attorneys **d C
ie market. Containing no opiates or , Practk
* * - - * ? ~ I ' ? rrli'on ft-ppl v t r\ I
Dry truly, c.. h. vvaiu l;iu; ^o.,
. L. l'arsons, Sec'y ami Titas." UNDER PERSONAL SI
et the original Foley's Honey and ALL LtTTERS or ,N0
ar Compound in the yellow park;e.
Gunter's Drup Store. NFORM/
_ OUR BOOK. ENTI
SE
Manufacturing- Co 1^
Pj Gr(
|.Vl -V"? PATENT A"
l'lllP. C-> loss ; 111 v:
;iti it-mo.i!\lini; Moulding,
A DREADFULW
fireworks, oi of any othc
Sol.-Til CAKOi Is.\ ma?ds prompt taeatmen
leu's Arnica Salve to pi
poison t r p.mi rone. Its
A\oi(l i ralitis. surest hialcr for all sucl
.- > paint Iran lis paint that looks also 'or Bl*rns' lioi,ls'
. for a \ t :rc i s >. at vl then makes Kruptibns. L<ru, C. na
paintin : < sary. Corns or Piles. 25c at ?
) t ' your money and 'n- ,
. ' yo r property.
. ::e 1 <Sr M. Paint has 1' n in
. thrty-five years. C f - ";V
Y< u n :kc one hall oi aila
. nxR) h each gal. : 1 then;
at about >1 .,;>pc. trallor . is . //T^
0 i > c r to;;..
11 -Irr.: n-L . a Hwh / '
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it. ' '.ci'r Goon Sto. v of thP ,
Take it from the <
()' ; Irishman. . . r
-.ceo is the chew tor n
> ] |; ||f|, nothing to hurt your s
, , bncto, properly aged
1 i won't give you hcartb
It's our treat to pi
hut cut this ad. r.nd m
"" t tractive FkEK oiler
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Name
VJ!m.||S Hi i I Ml-ill IIH
jim ii i.f t 1 ;u i i. iihir
111 ami .il tin' Auuress
in at iv our
i , L M. MUCH
A |M.'ti V N rk Ml.in. hp) PHYSICIAN AND SI
il. nu Mil C n iiMin an I Batesburg, S. (
I i Chilian i . i ]?' ! Mi,, boat i Office Honrs
l.MX'cns i ii-1 lli <ilil mail .-ai^ ' a* in'
, . 2 to 3 p. m.
. ? . ' 1 ; VT'-V ,1 7:30 to 9 p. IT
' Office t ie old National J
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j-i i a?vv rlrc from Falling Sparks. |
? fall upon it th?y dicout without causing slainag? I
u n- and Timc-proof# Durable anil at/e
oil buildings any dcsc: iption.
-OlD COLORED HOOFING
)\vn and CIrccn is the omiv prepared
to he had in permanent colors.
ie RU-BER-OID Man ft
ve guarantee of the hest prepared
ook for liiin?he guards every roll of /\ \f /i
tlDand protciftsyou from imitations. f i\
>r Our Illustrated Roofing Uooklct. Pr 111
TANDARD PAINT CO. r;M>
100 William Street, New York. yfflri I
ward Lumber Co, Ijljw 1
august , oa ?&j| I
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1911
F OF CHARLESTON
year begins September 29.
bilious at all the county-seats on l riilav
ell endowed, enabling it to maintain the
e ,}-\ car con ses in Ancient and Modern
inalics, History. Hconomics and Kngin.
H. S.. and l'?: S degree with Imgineerholarship,to
each County ot South Car
cce scholarships.g iving Sloo a year
xm to competitive examination in Seplahle.
Terms and catalogue on applica
N RANDOLPH, PRESIDENT,
Charleston. S. C.
riL vS JSL 1
II
Wm. Cranch Mc Intire \
Forty Ye ars in. Practice. I
>18 F Street N. W. jj
A'ashington, d. c.,
i hi Fa 11 NTS | TRADE-NiAHKS |j
eissues j Designs.
ounsellors.-Mechanical Experts. I '
:ejn^all.U. S.^Oourts. I '
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JPERVISION OF MR GREELEY AND MP MClNTIRE.
UIRY ANSWERED PROMPTLY ON DAY OF RECEIPT.
TION AND ADVICE FREELY GIVEN
TLED GREELEY & MClNTIRE ON PATENTS." I
:NT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS.'
EELEY &.MClNTIRE,
TTORNEYS. WASHINGTON. D. C .A..
OUND GKO. HULL. TIMMliitMAN.
:r nature, dc- J. WM. THURMOND.
t with Huck Tlt!!l!l!!l & Ti?ii!l<l!!
event blood AlTOKKI VS Al I.AVV.
the quickest wil, ?r.lc,-c.;, a!i s,atc fnd 0
i wounds as q Courts.
Sores Skin riu sr. lutaM.urp s.c.
pped Hands,
-.11 druggists. s ... fo;. n, A ;voca.e.
eldest man in the bunch, " Red Meat" toblen.
No spice?no excessive sweetening
.tomach -just good old North Carolina toand
perfectly sweetened. That's why it
urn.
at you on to the ri al thing in good chewing,
ail to us with your name and address for
to chewcrs only.
\L?ES C O., Winston-Salem. N. C.
'ELL DR. J. A. WATSON
JRGKON, | ,Jeatkt
M.itC'.hr; V, C.
O *i " ! . Telephone Building.
Hit I e Sp'ing livery Thursday
1
i.iuk Build. l'hc Adv e t : *1 OJ per yc-.r.
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