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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Su nerpa6ten.

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b%tn9unsen gu perpa9ten. Ndberes gu en-
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15

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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17
CORRESPONDENCE.
MONETTA LETTER.

l'hON OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
MIR. Norris CAN'T has com, letet and
moved into his new dwelling.
Mr.. l.. Holstein. telegraph operator
visited relatives at Mon.tts rec.mIv
Mr.. Julian ilallman, a student ~
the ST hIol here, at home near baxter
suffering wnh boils.
Misses Kate Cullum and uenni. Tow
III, OF Batesburg, were the charming
guess Of Miss Kate Rutland Saturday
MIR. Nj. y. Hols,ein is er.ct,no >,
large and cUmmodiou, barn. Ii. is
gong into the live stock busin, IS y.ry
extensively.
Necessary arrangements are being
'naoe 10 nave real jolly and ben.fi.
ciai meeting at Bethel church Christ
MAS. a christmas tree " ill be one ot
the principal features.
quite a number left this section for
Florida very recently. They cont,m-
plnte engaging in the troduct ON a.,
ea'iy vegetables. Among those gon,
ar. Messrs. CAN'T Cato, G.. t;un,t and
TUmuie Williams.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17
DUPONT LETTER.

IFRoM OUR SPECIAL CoRRrspoNnrNr !
a good cr,wd fran,
ed court At s.iud, ,.s, w,L
-.
assistant teacher -, ,h. r,,;a.. - -
,chool.
-.
''''e IiPer opened the Fair
.''oo'' Moiuay 'th' INST, with
''''' y -'"o scholars
Rev. w. T.. BeJ.nbouyh .r.oo,,
eS"''"'' AT w ll'ow brancil
"'"'e "u'h''s.
Evangelist w. T. Yarbrourb pr.acb.
ed an excellent sermon to u large CON
SreSation at Nazareth church SUNDAY
in T,,
xon.u ar S.,,,,,,. ''''' '"e So"'
rid or ,h. .3,. MIX |" Se'
tb,, IN. ',, ""o pray
rra,.rs ~ ,h,. '''e
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17
"FEWER GALLONS; WEARS
LONGER

The secret is ont and RItesburr can
go on living j.ist IA il the riddle had
never been asked
No i; can't, either BateSbmrg -
not going 80 b" what it was before Is
house, are going 10 he brighter: IT'S
people little more prosperous they
are going t. have some of their money
left to buy other things with.
Thc answer to the riddle is this: YOU
can paint hnilding ith fewer gal
ions Of DrvOr Lead and Zine MART
than with mix d paints, and il will
wear several times "a long as build
ing painted With lead ard oil mixed
by hand.
There's proof abundant of IT all
over tie United States. There will
soon be proof abundant Of il in Bales
burg.
What will cople do With the rest of
their money?
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17
FROM A MONE1TA FRIEND.

Oar beloved pastor will move in our
midst today.
COD bless the peaches as we'll az the
preachers and ttathc:S.
MIR. T.. A. Perry has gone to Sa!uta
Today tMond"y.) Christmas is coming
aud the old mau krrws it.
Mr. Edgar Burg, IS aud Mss lillian
hneec" were married by II NJ Sawyer
last sunday evening. May Trey be
successful in life.
We had the pleasure of seeing TN.
Editor of The Advocate in our little
town last week. Glai to see YOU Mr..
Editor. Come again.
The Monetta High School is up TO
date and has over hundred scholars
The school is Under a. able instructors
as any college in The State.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17
Accident at The Mil.

Mr.. w. III. Attaway. the ni- ut watch.
man at the Middleb"rg Mills met with
painful accident Iast Saturday night.
Engineer Rufus Hall was also Sctlded.
The a eide 1t was caused b, tn" steam
COCK pt tn 5biier oibHinS oIy. Sir
Hall called to Mr.. Attaway for as>,s-
tance and the lmttrr, icing unable to
See in tn" dim light of his lantern
walked into the scaldiug water. The
accident was indeed e san one and the
friends of Mr.. Attaway wish for him a
speedy recoNr-y.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17
Death of Mr.. Durisoe.

Mr. ID. II. Ourisoe, an old newspaper
man Of Edgclirld, having owned and
edited the Edgciicld Advertiser from
1880 I" 1873 died after Urirf illness ON
the morning Of December lIth. lie
was clerk of court for a number of
years and prominent Mason. lie
was the brother of Mrs X. Is. Shealy.
of our town and had many fiends
here. Mrs Shcaly and children at
.endsd ihe funcraI.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17

Carol d. Wright. u. s. Commits
sioDer of Labor, IN an address on the
Wage Question" delivered before
the Ethical Culture Society" IN
Philadelphia last week, gave utterance
To the following: "The wages sys-
ten will pass away. In its stead
believe there will come "a system which
will be composed of profit-sharing and
the cooperation ideas. The great la
bor question means a str Iggle OF. hu-
manity for higher standard OF life,
The employer must consider his en-
ploye, as well as the stockhoider, as an
investor"
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17

Mrs. Norris CAN'T aid Mi CAN'T,
of Monetta, were among the shoppers
~ town Frlday.
Messrs Tnorton and Ell. Jones, Of
Sawyer, Aiken county, were on cur
,tree Saturday.
Mr. james Cullum ana brother, uf
k"drun Church, Aiken county, visited
relatives here Friday.
Mr. W. 7. Cullum aud his sister,
VI isS Lizzie, attended the burial Of Hr
o. e.. Able Tuesday.
Col. and Mrs 4. l.. Smith and Mr..
\. y. Smith, Of Ridge Spring, visited
relatives here this week.
The Three BJstonians Concert Com
panr will he a the Opera House to-
night. They come highly recommeni.
I'd.
Mr. j NJ. Daniel of the Columbia
Coca Cola HOttlinS Co., visited b Bates
burg last week in the interest of his
company.
this place ale irdeed glad that Con
-
another year,
Mr.. Henry Gunter. cf Wagner, stop
ped ever III tie city Thursday night
on his way to Saluda whore he will
make his future home.
Mr.. Johnnie Jordan, manager Of
Hon. IOmmic Wi.iitm fruit and
stock farm, of Monetta, was in the
city Saturday with some tue pOrkerS.
Dr. Nathan Gunter, of Wagner, who
recently purchased a large turpemtine
farm IN Florida, stopped over in Bates.
hurS Thursday night on his return
from Florida
Mr.. Andrew Bub' 5 ,wyer, of Johns
ton, came IL Ba rsbIrg last Wcdnes-
day To mect his wife who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
3rookS Cato, At WaSners.
Hon. Edward III AulI. Editor " tie
Newberry News ami Herald. one OF
;he brightest and NEWEST county pa
perS in the State, paid The Advuc ,te
Office "a pleaSa call Tues lay.
! he First National Bank ur Rates-
hurR occupies the corner boxes of our
heading TINS week. This institution
Of wh'ch alt Bat->burL i. proud, shows
IN plain figures what IL has done.
Mrs. Amanda sawyer and son, Elisha
visited the formers SISTERS, The Misses
Jones, last W Elk. Mr. SAWYER Is IN
gagged in the iurpcu tine business " iJh
Dir. ). Y Lott, uear Ride Spring.
All persons entitled 10 pensions in
Lexington county wishing bIa.Iks,
shoniL apply 1" Commissioner =. NJ.
Roof 1t Lexington. w. r.. Ciarey. at
Old To"n Is the Saluda County com.
missioner.
The Three Bostoniars will appear at
che Opera House tonight NJ 81 AddIe
Clara smith, the reader. is spoken of
IN the highest terms, as ~ Al i4s Anni,.
TranE Libby, the harpist, aud Miss
Fannie Fish, the bird whistler.
Rawl Brothers, who have succe eded
the j. VIII Quattiebum Co, in the
g'ocery business, have AN adj. IN this
weeks iss lie. The Rawl Brothers are
well known here and we wish for them
success Mr.. j. VIII QnattIrbum. who
formerly conducted the business will
devote his entire t,Ine To the Afro.
American Mutual BenevOlent As,ocial
tinn, Of which he * Secretary n
Treasurer. .
Subscribe for The AlxaH
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17
The DantZler Contest,

A Washington dispatch cr the 18th
inst. say: The T.oLse committee on
elections No. | today began the con
sideration of the contest Of \. -.
Dantzler, Bepublican, Tor the seat oI
A. r. Lever, Democrat from the 1th
District OF South G .rolinl-
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17
"On Capers' Neck"

TIE South Carolina colony at Wash
ington Is jumping on the neck OF John
q. C'pers Tor dining with II negro at
a banquet given by Marcus Hanna.
Cipers denies it--and 40 i goes.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17
KILLED ON THE RAIL.
A Prominent Citizen of
LeeSViIle Run Over and
Killed Sunday
Evening.
trRoM our REGULAR CORR POM i

"Crum Able is dead. lie was struck
by the 9 O'Clock train and killed"
Til. news was SIead over town like
an electric fash. Never before in ths
history OF Leesvlle did the town cx-
perieEce such "A severe shock. Every
heart thrUbbed with pang for every
man. Woman and child i'm town loved
Crum Able. 1t is no eNaggcration to
say that he WAS the most popular man
in town and the surrounding country.
He was h familiar figure on the streets
and ut every gathering What Lees
vile will be without him il is hard to
imagine, The effect of his death will
be very serious He had large and
fionrish,ng busi ess and was in his
usual good health and jolly spirits. II
would be entirely useless {" give any
account Of the mans Lille 20 the readers
Of The Adv, cate for everybody knew
loved him.
He went cut ito Sunday School al,
r.chiug at the Baptist church, IN
church, Sunday evening and tauRh
his class ~ usual After preaching
he walked home with his friends NJ
more expecting that his eud was "ear-
er than anyone else. He walked ou'
about dark to see one OF his tenant
Returning he was walking in the mid
die of the railruad traak just below
Dr. Crosson's. The engineer on tine
six o'clock train says he saw him but
fully expected him to step off. He
blew the signal but Mr.. Able paid no
attention whatever. When he saw
that he was in great danger he attemp-
ted to stop his train but too late. Nr
Able was struck in the back and killed
instantly. He was knocked out in The
ditch dead.
Nobody saw the tragedy except the
engineer. A negro was very nea'
bu. behind the spot. He ran Ia the
hop,l Rld gave the alarm
Ia putes DIR. Cros-
VINO haA--asaiii
directly in front OF his (Dr. erosson's)
gate. He found him dead, and says
was terribly bruised and broken. The
whole town was on the spot in fifteen
minutes, s rapidly did the news fly.
Mr.. Able's body was tenderly carried
to his home rear by.
The outside W orld may conclude that
il is plain case Of suicide, but ther.
is not shadow Of suspicion in the
miudiof Mr.. Ab'e's frients here in town
who knew and saw him every day
and thoroughly ndersland all the
surrounding circumstances that IT
wa. suicide. 1t is one Of those mHs-
teries that will never br understood.
1t would be useless to speculate In
theories. He must have been - alb
sorbed in thought that he either did
MT realize that he WIS on the track or
that the train was so near. a coro-
ners inquest met Monday and found
the facts AZ stated above.
Mr. Able was buried Tuesday at il
O'Clock from the Baptist church in the
Lutheran Cemetery. His funeral was
preached by his pastor, DR.. 4. &. Will
kius. TO tn. largest audieLce ever at
tending funeral in tbs town.
Mr.. C. Able was born near here
and vas about 80 years old. He is the
son of Captain. j. g. Able whu still
survives him. He was member of II
very large and highly respected fanily.
He leaves wife, three daughters aud
two sons His name and mt nOry Will
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17

Capt. T. II. Dick the special agent
vf tile state Mutual Life Assurance
Company, 0I urctstcr Mass, pee
senJcd The luvurate wIih one q. their
handsome new c0lcudvrS tor 1901,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17

The President j. thinking Of send.
ing troops direct To Panama to put
things in that neck Of the woods on a
"peaCeful basis >
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17
For Sale.

Fresh Milk aud Butter for sale at
the residence OF Dr. r.. G. RIDGrIL.
l2-l1 3t.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17

An illicit still was discovered in the
lower td.e OF Greenwood county Last
week Four gallons of whiskey, 16
barrels nnd tso hog sheads of beer were
captured The farm on which the sti !
was found belonged To our senior Sem
ot,r
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17

Dr.. O. J. Harris has been confined
TO htS room ir Columbia for the past
lew days We wish hin speedy .e-
CoVury,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17
Observation-Disclosures
= ~ LOCKLS. II e
Observation-Disclosures
1t begins next week?

1t begins next week.
The new serial story, "rhe Web OF
Fate.
a story Of the Revoluti III. Plot
laid IN South Carolina aud Georgia.
Mr.. VIM. Quatllcbaum, of Samaria,
was on our streete one day last week.
NeSsrs. John Fallaw and A lbert Cato.
of Monetta, were in the city Saturday.
DIR. Mack. of Leesvillp, was shaking
hands with his friends here Monday
Mr.. +. II. Lyman, of Wards, spent
Saturday ana sunday WI h fri.nds
h re.
Mr.. Furman Qnattlebamm, one Of
Steadm ms merchants, vas here last
week.
See ad. of Stating Carnival 10 be
given here Nna. night by "all home
talent"
Mr.. Tom Cato ard son, Eddie, of
Monetta, were Qu,2ur streets one day
last week
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17

Quite number of the Masons from
our town attended the funeral of their
deceased brother, Mr.. q. L. Able at
LeesE!l!e On Tuesday
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17

Ssven billion cigars were smoked i'm
the United States in 1892.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17

w. +. Osten, respected farmer, was
killed by the Ears at camden Monday.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17

The cruiser :Chlrltston will be
launched this week ut Newport News.
Va.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17
STATESGENERAL NEWS
STATE NEWS.

i lie buggy ticke,s are going fast.
Have you got yours?
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BedenbauSh.
-
Mr.. K. G.. Able was in the ci,y Fri
day.
Mr. Lloyd Jones 'p"nt sunday in
Johnston.
CITY last week.
Rev. Padgett, OF Saludh county, was
here yesterday.
Mr.. John Lott, of Mone'tl, was in
the city Friday.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17

Gan. Jno. b. Cordsi, who lectured
at GaTney on Monday night, is sex at
that place.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17
For Sale.

shingle mill and 6-horse power
engine. All i'm good condition and
complete for S250.0O. Call on or adj
dress. CARO- Il QUATTLERUM.
l2-S It. Monetta, y. &.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17

Recent press dispatches tell Us that
another revolution is brewing in San
Go ningo.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-12-17

Mlry LcapIeart, colored woman
scenIng ply sicians aid ieIi dead last
W,dnes day at ihe door of DR.. II X.
II. KEEPS residence in Columbia Wed
ussiay. She was suffering from an
acute pmlmoLary attac".
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died suddenly last Sat Irday at Barn
we'll.
The Calender ClarHe Co npany, OF
Darlington, has been granted char
ter by the State. Car.aI stock *2O,.
O01.
Rear Admiral Gheradi, u. ). n.
formerly of Beaufort, s. c., but now
OF S'ratford, Conn, died last week of
diabetes.
Mayer Smyth, OF Charleston. step
ped dawn and out Monday to make
room for Mayor Rhett, recently
elected.
MiSe Ha'gler, colored hoy, lost
both legs III Newbarry at the Moloton
Mfg. Co last Friday by being run
oves by train.
Iion. w G. Whitu-y, the New York
millionaire, has brought his lie string
- 80 A'V'otS w IOE Tie winter.
a. Is his custom.
Don't fail TO read The Web Of Fate"
Thrilling and interesting it certainly
is. 1t Will be publ shed in Ihe Adyo-
cate in a short ime.
Watch for II : ne " serial story The
Web OF Fate which will so IN appear
III The Advocate. The plot Is laid in
lima and Geo-gia.
E1DsX --
EX-President Cleveland is AT tn,
South Island preserve, near Beaufort.
seeking the deer and duck. The par
ty ne is with will remait. ten DAYS.
Al Un'on, on December i2Lh, wad,
Howell, mill operative, was seriousI,
stabbed by B. Scott OF Buffalo. ]
was the outcome of an old trouble.
The Hampton Monument Commits
sion report that only $f,l5s 81 has
been raised ofthe $4,000 required to
receive the $40 .0)O appropriated by tn,
State.
Joe Carr, an emplnye OF the south
crn Railway, whose ihoine is at Spar
:anhurg, was fatally Injured while
coupln cars al Old Ford. n. c., Sat
nridy evening.
In ii. annual report 10 the Lrgi.ja-
,urc, GeH. John -. Frost recommends
the Citadel Academy, at Charleston,
saying. In part, that il educates more
poor boys than any other Institution
n the State"
Miss Lillian Stroud, OF Fl, renee, was
found decd in be- Friiay morning.
she retired In apparan1 good health.
she WAS taken with an epilePtic seiz-
ure ana sniothered to death.
y q ChriStereu, sophomore at
Harvard College, Cambridge Mass,
and a ma i've OF South Carolina, hus
.r.k,n all strenGth-test records at
Harvard College by over so OOo
pounds.
DO not miss tie op-ninX chapters OF
" Tie Wen of Fate serial story to
begin soon in this paper. 1t isa st.ry
,hat will interest all. The plot is la Il
IN >uItli Carolina and Georgia.
II N. John 6. CapeIs. in Charles
ton Dispatch cf Tuesday. denies That
h. was at the Washington banquet {:
where he j. accused vi sitting at tabl.
WIN regro. lie claims To have been
ia BhtimUIc.
sceRIng ply sicians aid feli dead last
W, dnes day at ihe door of DR.. r. X
II. KEEPS residence in Columbia Wed
uysday. She was suffering from an
acute pmlmorary attac".
An illicit still was discovered in the
lower Cd-e OF Greenwood county last
wesk Four gallons of whiskey, 16
barrels and 40 hog shoads of beer were
clptmcd The farm on. which the stil
was found belonged To our senior Sem
atOr.
For Sale.
Fresh Milk aud Butter for sale at
the residence OF DR.. r. G. RIDGrIL.
l2-l1 3t.
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