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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28
Ser. Singer BON Baltimore.

Sauptquartier: .@ermania MGn.
nerfor . Soue"; 8r6fi0ent SenrD
@ieietirg, Ger. 228, berI. Gaitern-
g(oe.; correiponoirenoer un6 proto.
foIlirelIoer SefretGr S. 8iGiom @ll.
oenilts, Scr. 1928, OrIeansItraBe;
8inan5 . SefretGr g.. $immelbeber,
Ger. 3t5, Roro.g oenItraBe; S6at-
meiiter s. NidGi6. Scr. 7t3, @ar-
neritroBe; 0irigent: pafant. Ser.
iammlllng jeoen 8peiten 6reitag i'm
Monat.
nIrion."
Sauptquartier: Stag Sale, Ger.
205, Sanober.S traBe. SingItiinoe:
Mitttpo6 - 0irieent: s. 6. Sranf.
nSarmonie."
Sauptqltartier: Ser. Aid, 8eIt.
Gapette.S trnBe. SineIttnOe: 9ien.
tags - 9irigent: Sobn u. 9Iein.
@ermnnia.M Gnner6or."
Souptqrartier: @etnnria . WGn.
ner6or SoIle, Nr. 4t0--4t2, 8eIt.
2ombaro.S trnBe. Gingitrn0e: Don.
nerItugs - 9irigent: Sbeooor Sem.
berger.
s8robiinn."
3altptquartier: 5robiinn Solle,
Rr. 1000, Sre6erif-a penue. cling.
Itunoe: Wittpods-9irigent: Sobn
q. &lein.
,@rbeiter.W Gnrerdor."
Saltptqrartier: @norea8' Solle.
9lr.314, SnnoberitraBe. Gingitunoe:
0onnerItagS - 9irigent: Gbas. $.
9ohar.
,2ocuIt.Bo Mdnnerdor."
$auptquartier: 3tpider's Sale,
gde Cuba. uno gnoreitraBe. cling.
Ihlroe: WittWod abenoS s llbr -
Oirigel,t: Subert ariippeI.
.arbeiter.2 ieoertnfel."
Salptqlrartier: 8oIa' Safe, SIR.
409, 8eit 2eringtonitraBe. cling.
fhtnoe: 9ienIta9s-9irisent Gbos.
s. 8odau.
DSbulia.W dnnerdor."
Souptouortier: 8oiat's Saue, Ser.
1922, &arforO.a Oenue. Singitunbe:
~Mittmods-9irigent: Soiepb gate.
rWo3ort.R dnnerdor."
Solptqunrtier: 9roobnnD 3otel,
Gde 9roaopap unb SrleansItraBe.
Sinsitunoe: 9ienItags - 8irigent:
Geo. IS. Roblmann.
n@ihenfronJ.rIo 400
Sauptquartier: SoGH gdmibt's
Dorm. 3orn's) SaIle, g6e g. pnt
@ousbItraBe, Sisblanotoiun. cling.
Itunbe: Ritttpods-Dirtsenf agbn.
9odrer. " 'ai"
,ReIo6ie."
Sauptaitnrtier: s. 8ies' Sole
gde 2opItraBe unb 8elair Warft
Singitlnoe: 9onneritags - Dirt
gent s. aorollis.
y8ermonin. Quartet Club"
Sol,ptquortier: Weienberg's Sole
Ntr. lie, Roro 8aeaitrabe. Sing
itiinoe: 9ienitags - 9irigent: S
anroliis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28

Iid bier befanntlid INNER an oaS
5unG6It 2ie9enoe uno Oertt menig
al oie 3utltnft."
Cine title @eltauSIt tel
lung iheint otc beGgiide in 2ittif)
gu peroen. Wton bort 10 gut mte
gar ni6tS bon oieier @eItmeiie uno
ole meiIten 2eltte I'M AuSIanoe mil.
len gar nid)t, Dab I'M Sommer n1d-
item SobreS i~Iberboupt cine 8eltalts'
iteqlng in 2iittih itotttinOen lo!l.
Sn 9eIgien lit man iiber bieie ouges
meme 9~beiIrobmloiigfeit oes au5.
Ionoe8 iebr perltimmts upo opd lit
oteie lcbr erfIorlid. 9a8 &lbliftlm
lit ouSiteuungSmiioe. 0ieie 8elt-
meiien folgeu SIT raIf oltieinanoer,
Ger ttoItenti6e $ unger
&iinitler Succi lit in Miinden nod)
orciBigt1gigem Soitcn ollSgemouert
poroen. @r'bot in Der 3eit 26 ti5
@iuno at @etuidt obgenommen.
0o5u bat er in Ntiin6en aud nod
idlcd)te @ei6Gfte gemad)t, Selb1t
oaS @llngeru 5oblt lid ni6t mebr,
&eOiatb a y c c it e q t 5
aus @alfii6fleilf iollen oo5n be-
Itinmt iciu Dem gierigen SIeiidJ-
WonopoI er~foI9reid) Gonturren3 81
MADDEN. 9tn ser &iiite BON 0eufuno.
IanO miro ooS 8Ieiid Ser gefongencn
@olfiihc iorgfdItig IN Side ein9cs
n0bt mo in Sis oerpodt oilf ocr
Wartt 9cbrodt, 100 rS 81 eiuem Sent
pro &funO nit Yrofit pertollft ner.
Ben fam. Go$ 6leiid ioa nabrs
boft nnO bon Der gr0bcren Sortc
Hinoileiid) toum SIT unterideioen
icin.
Ole 81. &uuI .8oIfS5tg."
id)reibt: nMon6mol, luenn man oil
Greigniiie oeS Cages iiberblidt, itcb.
Ginem oer&eritonO till; cS geI6eber
tbotiGflid) 0in9e, 0ie nlort ionit mn
in pboutoitiiden 8onlonclt SIT finoeI
pflc9t. 60 8. 9, ein 6ol in Gbico
90, no Elm iungeS Gbepoor fem nelt
geborencS aino einen @oiIenbollll
iibergibt, nidt, neil Die 2eute al
arm iino, nm fir ooiieIbc 8u iorgen
ion0crn tpeil tic feline &in6er bober
luoIlen mo ooS ornle Nergeborent
boiicn. @enn sic 8ci0cu nid)t 5ltl
Sloiie Der Gcgencrirtcn 9cb0rcn, il
lit ibr bcr5IoicS 9encbmcn bonn ali
gcnlein meni6li6en Stonopunttl
aus pouig uterflGrIi6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28

FpfF $780,
einen Sdurten uno erflGrt, tie tpoac
ibre 2iebe fir i'm be%fdntpfen, bis er
erfl6rt, oaB er Senri allf Der Heiie
mad BnriS eutfIieben Iaiien iperoe.
Renee begibt iih ieIbIt nod Parts,
Ianat Dor linn in Yaris an uno er.
3Gblt Dem 9oroinaI 9ue$. 0e 9e.
rouIt erif)eint Johann obne ieinen
8eiongencn Dor Dem aur6inol. Die,
ier idleint 6uBerIih lpiitbeno 81 iein.
@r befiebIt oe 8eroult, lid) ouf oa5
S6affot oor5lIbcreiten, uno 5u lei.
ner lleberraidung miro ibm Renee
5ugelonot. Sic bringt Den idriit'
liden geiebI fir ole 5reiIaliuna De
8erault's, uuo tic lit oils ieine Rids
term ernonnt. Sri. a6eIoioe Seim
ipieIt Die 8oae Der 3enee, tpel6e ibr
@%eIegrnbcit 9ibt, ibre <uIt 5ilr@el-
tung 81 bringeu.
IS oIItoopitr. E6cuter."
.Gbe 6octorp Girl" Charles 6.
8lanep's 9roBartigitcr @rfoIg, miro
oieie@ode i'm nSoGibapItr. .Gbeuter"
oufgefiibrt. 0oS Stiid bonoeIt bon
Dem 2ebeu cines 6obrifmGodcnS,
uno ooiIeIbe lit in Ieniotioneaer@eiie
geidilbert. @lBerocm entbGlt es
mebrere intereiimnte bumoriItiihe
Scenen. Die Sccnerie umi6IieBt
cine @intericene in elmer 8orItuot,
Elm 8erid)tS5immer, cine StraBe in
Ben .SIum8," Elm @cfGnoniB llno
cine Scene in elmer 6obrif. peI6e
man in poIlem 9etriebc iiebt.
YR g."
Sm ,Morplono . Gbeoter" miro
oieic 8ode, pie iiblif, &ouocoiac
an Der Goge8oronung ieiu. On ser
Spite oeS Brogromm5 itebt .Yopin.
to-" Der peItberiibmte 6elertGn5er,
Delfer Den n&uIfnntou5" ouffiibren
miro. Serner finoen mir orf Dem
&rogromm GrneIt 0epoD & 60,
meIde Die Eoiie Ger beiIige Serr
Billings" sur g(%uiiiibring brin9en;
Si0nep Dean ilno @eieIlfoit fiibren
.&etbnod)ten ollf 8IofnelPS So.
Inro" o1tf Die &S. @oIter 6. Sen.
IN, Nl. 9eIlmon uno 2ottie Moore
iil0 ebenfous Snitoepiue = Spe3ias
liitcn nit mobfflingenoen Nomen,
tpeIde cine 3ieroe irgeno zines 1beo-
ter : Grogromms biIOen.
Auditorium"
0as popuIGre mllifnlii6e 2lllt.
ipicI Che 9urgomoIter" miro bieie
@oGe in Dem rellelt ,9luoitorium"
5ur 4uffiibrilng gebrodt. 0oIieIbe
lit Ben l1rtbeilen Ser beIten &ritifer
5ufol9e ungemein u~uterbnltenO, mo
altBer einem geiunoen Sumor peilt
eS oieIe podenoe Melooien ollf. Sr.
SSfar 6. Si9mon tritt in Der 2itel.
role ouf, uno er miro bon ctler Ied)S.
gig DAtstieoer 5ablenoen S6auipie.
lertruppe unterItiist. Die Sauptrol.
len nebIt Der 8itelrollc liegen in Den
SGnoeu BON Olga bon SotSfelo,
Charles Sharp, Ssfar 9. Tagluno,
5reo. 9oilep, q. s. Wope, George
McGiiiof, 2ouiie 8rodett, Sorriet
Sbeloou, 0orot6p Hae, oen &odborts
S6peItern uno Nfoe 5ronflin. GS
finoen bellte uno 0onnerItag uno
SamItag Radmittogs . 8oritellln.
gen ltatt.
.M nj z beater."
SIN Monumental beoter" treten
oieie 8ohe Die nHrtnoluop Girls"
ailf, uno Die 9urlesfe .Sne Chou.
ieno 8ipes," pelde 5itr 9lltifiibrung
oebrnd)t miro, lit cine Der groBte"
9lttroftionen Der 8oriete E 9iibne.
Inter 6en @tn5eloorltellern befinoen
lid: HepnoloS uno @libl, oeutid)e
&omifer; oaS nSorielboe . Grio," Die
ga Balls" : ~9lfroboten, Geo. GauiS
mo Hoiolie IN elmer nmiiianten
Sfij5e uto ooS Minola Ballet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28
Sdiffsnndlrihten.

Nep. Oorf, 26. 9ej. = ange.
lougt tit bier Der Gnmpfer Oscar
Der 3lueite" bon Sopenbogen.
0eS9leiden Der Gonlpfer ,8ooer.
lono" bon Nntuerpen.
SSIe Of 8tgbt, 26. 0ej. -
Yoiiirt lit bier Der 9umpier Bee.
lono." BON Rem-Yorf nod 0oper uno
artiperpen unteriuegS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28
Geo. 6. Goldman an Sorrp 30.

@eo. Y. @olon1on an SarrD Dt.
&amep. flint @runoItiife, So.
George 8biteIod, Sruitee, an Con-.
s. 6larf, 3orooitieite Qoriep's Zane,
nabe observation-disclosures, 1854 bel
$50, $392O.
SronceS u. @Iarf etc, on Soiepb
81. GIorf, 0orooitieite Qoriep'S Sane,
uube Gomonoion.Nuenuc 1854 bel
$50, So.
&obert 3. Qeof, ilu1, GruItce, an
Sorrp Nl. Homep, Orei @~runOitiide,
$t035.
Rourice 6. Skinner un0 6rou an
2enora .. Trega1as, Ror0oiticite
Bolton, nabe RoiberitraBe, 1872 bel
100, $4,000.
@oIter 6. @eItpbaI an SomlteI
6lCiibner uno 6rau, Noroieite
@ogeritrnBe, nobe 8otterion d. 9orf-
Npenlle, IL bel 50, @tunb5iuS $50,
$3.50.
Inno 81. Hue al Srenl 3. 9aIb=
len, OItieite GorepitroBe, nobe Riggs'
apenuc. Is bel so, @runO5ins $50,
$500.
&obert 6. 5ronce, Geitoment8ooG.
Itreder, on @m. $. SoienbonS, 5ruei
@%rltn0Itildc. S49i666.
Gpbroim Moft an Socob Gins
berg, nelln 8runoItiide, $4,000.
8iaiom s. Sofion an GIi5obetb
@orles, 0itieite GnioritroBc, nobe
-Ioenle, u bel 65, @rlno5inS
$50, So.
@tuiam $. SoienbonS an Gli5o-
beth 9. S%oIenbonS etc, 6luei 8runo-
Itiide, $49t6.66.
Gonroo 2in0, GeItamentSoouItref-
fer, an Die 20. GoItern y. 9. & 9.
81" Oitieite Chapel, nobe Gboies
StroBe, IS bel So, @runo5ins $50,
$500.
@pbroim Modt an 2ouiS &irI6,
neltn @rlmoitiide, $4,000.
Clos. Is. Sill all Geo. Hlod, iieben
@runoitiitc, So.
S. 6reo. Reqrorot an 9(ntic @bite
etc, orei @runoitiife, So.
Gatborine Shmiot, EeitomentS.
ooaitrederin, an ". 8rogel, Sitieite
Cattle, nobe WonlrmentItroBe, % bel
So, 8rln05inS $75, $1,000.
Sobn $. @riSpoIo at Sorrp g.
@orreu, @eItieite Bomb, nobe Wfcs
GlOerrpItroBe, 10 bel 70, @runO5inS
$2S.S7, So.
Sorrp 9. @orreQ, NohloBoer.
poIter, an Sorrp 9. @orreIl, 8eit.
ieite Bomb, nobe Mc@loerrpItruBe,
10 bel 10, @runo5inS $28.87, So.
Worgoret s. Carmichael uuo @atte
an Sas. 6. Sngram, mebrere @ritno.
Itiide, $500.
Siooc McGurrb, jun, an 8irginia
6. 8eber, Siioieite "a, nobe gar.
clopitroBt, 1899 bel y, @runo3tns
$62. So.
5enrp Soff mo 5rou an oieielbe,
mebrere @rltnoitiide, So.
Soibiid 9. Goriep on 0ieielbe,
Sii0ieite "a. StroBe, nobe Dorf-
Rono, 1864 6ei 80, 8rllno5inS $40.
80, So.
Eeter s. Campbell, 5ruitec, an
@tidoeG s. 0olon, SiiooIt : @dc Ser
8orreit. llno SrIeonsItroBe, 10.G bel
1876 5rB, $3.50.
Baltimore 8rllnorent . 50. an
8oIp6 H%obinion, GruItee, orei Cots,
$24OO.
8utbelln DC. gibbins II. @ottc an
Worguretba WilIer, Roroieite 9ioo.
L., nobe GGeitcritroBe, ii bel 706ub,
$3.50.
Aoc(pb Ritiferling uno 6rou az
6ronf WortenS mo 6roli, @eiticite
Der 6oIt . Apenpe, nobe O'0onneq.
StroBc. 1910 bel 70 Sub, 8runOj.
500, $1t00.
Commonwealth 9anf II. Y. al
5ronceie 2.SurnbuIl, Siiolpeit.Sc
Der Sinoen = auenlie, nobe WoI6cr.
StroBe, 1873 bel 1870 Sub So.
Gbos. 3ies, aOm., All SenrietteEe.
ter, 4 Cots, So.
SEQ. VI. Burton. 8eriu., an Gntbo.
M @ogner, 8eitieite Der Hegelter-,
nnbe GombarbitrqBe, 81 bel 30 SUB,
8runo5ins | Sent, 1896.
Sdiffsnndlriften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28

(SDl.J
rgGin ie>b'rq lie be6 e.oitrftt'
ger 8reiS muB Der engliide Carl Of
Star, elmer Der bornebmiten BoirS
Gn9lono'S. fem. gr lit bon ieiner
8emobIin ouf S6eiOung uerflogt
tuoroen. 0aS lit geroOe niftS In.
g%eluobnlides, oaein Der alto Ser
51blt 50 Sabre. NlS bober Sieben.
5iger idloB er ieine 3peite Gle uno
lit nun iuegen boSDiQigen 8erIai.
lens nertlagt tuoroen.
8on Den 800 MiItioncn
@roB. un6 @roBer : 9ritnnnien'S be.
iinoet iidJ nid)t Elm llntertbon lue9el
MISUNDERSTANDING i'm @ef6ngniS,
DDS mill BEL Den bielen Sp5ioIoemo.
frotcn gnglono'S ettuoS 1eiBen.
Ole W%eIonng, 6aB c +
oeutife Reidsto9s g(bgeoronetcG!i.
gen Ridter an Der 3uferfronfbeit
uto am Stoor leioe, miro bon oeilts
iden 3citlngen in abreoe geltelt;
CT miro in 9ur5ent tpieoer al ocu
Hcifstagsorbeiteu g6eil re6mcn.
aorl Climb d)reibt in ei.
ncr l6ngeren Gorreiponben5 an oic
o8eItl. Eoit" ooB Die 9otihoit
u%niereS BrGiibeuten Der englii6en
SreiIe nidt eoil5 gefolen babe. Die
ongeitrebte bobe @eltpolitif iucr6e
bon berriiden Sdnoen aeleitet, o6er
idlieBlif erfldre man iid ood fir
OoS @innerneGmen 5niifen Den bel.
ocn oongeliddliiiden Mddten." Gle
Goflid)cn HebenSarten ipiiroen o6er
init etuoS berjogenemWunoe geIpen.
oct. 9lino i6reibt Damn mciter:
Y@%egeniu1rtig b0lt man iiG bier
germ an Ole republifonild)e Bortei
ans 5tpeicr(ei @riinoen: einmo[ neil
lie bon bornberein Die 8ol6luo6s
riire pertrot, 81 Der iid Der belno-
frotii6e 9elper6er crit n~od)tr1glif)
beron %6eauente; nn6 Johann, neil
oieie Ynrtei inter H~ooiepelt'S 1iiG'
rurg, Siderbeit oes 3uiommenltc'
bens nit Gnglonb gegen GuBlolto III
Sitoiien bietet. Gaein Der Silent.
lid)en Grflnrung entGielt nlolt iid)
gleidipobl dor Der @abl 6einaGc
angitIidl bd man aus erfabrung 81
miiien meintc, baB Elm engliIdergllS.
iprlid) 5lt @ilnIten zines Gonoioote,
nlSbolo i%erieits oeS 8eltnleeres bon
Der 8egenpartei oo5lt beitiist ruiir0e,
Die Giferiilft gegelt fremoe einnli.
ifiing alif5uitodeln itilO benz britt
if)en 2otpen Den SdlpanS al perore.
6elt."
Sm ltebrigen fiird)tet man oiielt,
bar bod IN Gnalano, oaB Die unter
einer Itorfen Berionlidfeit, iuic Die
H%ooicpelt's lit, eingeleitete Neltpoli.
tit 81 ipoteren u%nliebiomen Ser.
fpidelungen Auno .53uiammenItoBen
fiibren fonnte. Snoeiien bGlt mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-28

eaHe Snr 8eiie in's Mnslano bsIptas gsn.
Slaias, Tr. All, Ct. Haul.sirahe.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-02
QUICKsANDS.

tluicksadds- That is moving or liy-
ing sabd-js ordinary sand so saturat.
cd whitewater that it will not bear any
considerable weight. Sand that is Cry
or not very wet becomes on being pres
sed closely compact and less yielding
hot whore there is sufficient water
mi1efwilh IL to keep the grains apart
II doeshot cchere and yields to any
weight.
Quleksands, then, are sands from
which tile water is not drained away.
either because constan current pas
ses through them or because there is a
dense substratun Of clay or rock. They
are commonly found near the mouths
of large rivers or where there are
springs or on flat beaches.
Probably those who fan into quick
sands would not be engulfed if they
Kept quite quiet. As soon as the sand
reached their chin they would be sup
ported rather more than If they were
in ordinary water owing to the great
eT density OF the mixture of sand and
wafer Which constitutes a quicksand.
Exchange.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-02
FIRE IN BATESBURG.

On Thursday night al about 2o'clJck
fire b"uke out in the ware rooms of
the Batesburg Ginnery. The manager
Mr.. J. W. Stribling was awakened
from his sleep 10y burning rafter
sgiliug near his bedside He was the
Ouly occupant Gf the building. Before
lie had time To even gatheF up his
clothes a number Of pistol cartridges
VIII ich he had in his room commenced
to go Off. His exit by way Of the door
was entirely cut oil and seeing this lie
made his way to side door, which he
had to force by main strength not hav-
ing anything to break it open with.
The building being Il frame structure
burned ~ quickly and the flames
soon Consumed all the contents which
consisted Of about $500. worth Gf Gutr
ton seed, cotton seed hulls and
cotton seed meal. 4 freight car was
standing on the side track beside the
building about half inaded with seed,
this was also burnt. Mr. Stribling lost
everything he had including wearing
apparel. He had to walk a distance
of quarter OF mile 10 the Cullum
H,tCl in his undcrshirt and a pair IF
old 4y2.hl,lS. blrefOoted. The bull
ding vas INSURED bGt The contents
Nprp MT
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-02
The Good Old Summer Time.

In the good old summer time, when
bycicles throng tile thoroughfdres, and
farm animals and roadsters are al
kept busy, accidents to man and beast
are Of frequent occurance. Elliott S
Emu!Sifled Oil Liniment is the most
@crviccable accident and emergency
lil.ment in use. ltIclieves quickly and
he is speedily cuts, con;usions, bruises
etc. You get one-half pint for 25c: ard
you set your money back il not salts
fed. j. ID. TimmonS.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-02
THE TRUTHFUL
FISHERMAN.

The late Senator Quay, himself a
great fisherman, used to enjoy telling
OF the tail stories rccounted by the
West Virginia anglers along the banks
Of Cheat river.
One day stranger from Maryland.
IN search Of sport. asked one of the ma
lives whether tEcre was any good fish
Ing in the lic'uity
None better anywhere" was The
reply Of the man.
What iird Of fish Lave you here
abouts:" asked the stranger.
"Oh. most all kinds.
Il hope there are some game fish 10
be had" continued the man from
Maryland. Tell me. said he, "Vhat
was the weight of the largest tish You
ever caught in this region
We'll, sir. responded the West Vir.
ginian, I'VE don't never take no weigh.
in machines with Us when we fish. so
wouldn't like to say, being an hon. sf
ma, just how much that last trout OF
mine did weigh. But, stranger. ! don't
mind tcliin' you that when | pulled
that fish out OF the vater the river
went down u foot So MARYLAND Journ.
al.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-02
OFFERS BIBLE FOR
TOBACCO.

n Chicago grocery man tells Cl q
seedy looking individual, with tic APP
pearance OF better days in his mcmuly
who came into the grocery. and in he
accent OF the old South, asked for
a package OF smoking t. haccO This
was refused.-The old man, who wore
an ancient silk hat and a lOrg fruck
coat, turned about with sigh, but
returned shortly with a paincd look
and copy of the b bic.
My name is Rush suh-''
You look it," the grocer inter
jected. 81 am brother, sub, of Gen.
Rust, of Miss'ippi, suh and not in the
habit of making propositions of this
kind, sub. But if you Will take this
book, sub, as pledge, and trust me
for the smoking material, sub
pledge you the honah Cf a Rust sub
thRt ] will redeem it in a very few
da vs."
And yet the grocer refused to part
with the .noYiouS weed
Again the old man turned away and
with sigh remarked:
"Wcll, sub, If you won't take my
word nor the word Of God, either, |
presume that it is best to close these
negotiations. Good day, sub: gooo
day
''l'hat vas too luuch for even az
hard hearted a man rs am, said tn
grocer. Il called the old gentleman
back and nude Tim iiappy with {
package OF the b5st tobacco, and didn t
keep his Bible either. .''--Exchangc.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-02
Fight VIII Bitter.

Tho &c who VIII persist I'm closing their
ears against the continual recommen.
dation of Dr. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, will have long and
bitter fight with their troubles, if not
ended earlier by fatal termination.
Read what T. r. Beall of Beall, Miss
hGa to sgyi Last fall my wife had ev-
cry symptom OF consumption. She
took DR.. Kings New Discovery after
everything else had failed. Improve
ment came at once and four bOt;lea-n-
tirciy cured her" Guaranteed by
O. J Harris. Batesburg Drug Co.,
TimmonS Bros, Crosson Drug Co. of
Leesyille Price 5Oc, and $l.0O Trial
bottles frGs.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-02
GOING To A FIRE IN
CHINA.

Il was in Perkin, said an Ameri-
can tourist, when fire broke out
few doors below the house in which
was lodging, and at the first alarm /
rushed out and into the burning struc-
ture to see what could be saved. / was
at once arrested, and later on discoy-
cred the Chinese way of fighting fire.
"a policeman first required an affi-
dayit of the head of the household to
the effect that he did not deliberately
set the blaze, and for this purpose took
him before an official half mile away
A second was stationed to see that no
one removed any furniture until the
papers had been made out.
After lapse of forty minutes the
iiremen arrived. They looked at the
burning house and decided that it was
on hre. After much argument it was
further agreed that it would be waste
Oh water TO try to put out the flames.
Two members, who erected ladder
and ciimed part of the way up, were
duly reproyed for too much zeal, and
aiter the name, age, and habits of the
owner had been taken the fire depart
ment retired in good order.
"As the flames were unhindered the
house burned to the ground, and when
the owner returned he was beaten by
his neighbors for endangering their
property i was held in durance vile
for two hours and then fined 40 cents
Chiea ga Ne.s ==,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-02
a Frightened Horse,

Running like m21 down tie street
dumping the occupants. or a hundred
u'her accidents, are every day occur,
Ieuces II behoovcs erefyb8-iy tohaye
a reliable Sa!vc handy and there suore
as sool as Bucklen's Aruica Sa,vc.
Burns, Cuts, Sores, Eczema aud Piles.
disappear quickly under its soothing
effect. PC at o IIarris, Batcslurg
Drug Co, Timmons Bros CruSsun
rug Co. of Leesvi)lc.
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Do You Want to Sleep Cool?


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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-02
Revolution Imminent

y sure sign Of approaching revolt
and serious trouble in your system is
nervousness, sleeplessness, or stomach
upsetS. Electric Bitters viii quickly
d smember the troublesome causes. 1t
never fails 10 tone the stomach. regu-
late the kidnavs nj sps...=z=,= :. =, - :,
the Liver, and clarity the blood. Run
down systems benefit particularly and
all the usual attending aches vanish
uuderitS Searchingan and thorough effect
iyeneSs. Electric Bittor4 is only SOC.
and that isretufned lfit don { give per
Ievt satisfaction. Guaranteed by
o. Harris, Batesburg Drug Co.. Tim
mons Bros, CrosSon Drug Co. of Lees
Vile.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-02
SHOOTING IN EDGE
FIELD COUNTY.

on last Saturday Rufus Kemp shot
and killed John Harris. The shooting
occurred in Edge field county and about
u feet from the Saluda County line
The coroners verdict vas that Harris
came to his death from a gun shog
wound at the hands ui Rufus Kemp.
Both parties are colored. Kemp is
said to be a half wiLtcd negro.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-02
Nervous Dyspepsia Cured by
RydaIe's Stomach Tablets.

NJ. Il E. Jones, buyer for Parker &;
Bridget, whose large department stores
are located at 9Th and l'cnn. Ave.
Washington, ID c., writes under date
of April II, 'C4, as follows Last Febu-
airy, one year, while in New York on
business fol my house, | caught SER
we're cold, which laid me up for seve-
raj weeks and left me weak and ner-
vous. | had little or no appetite, and
my digestion was very poor. My phy-
Sicians could not get at the cause of my
trouble, rs my digestion seemed 81
much impaired. decided to Try Ry-
dale'S Stomach Tablets, being assured
by friend, they were a good dyspepsia
medicine. After using them for few
days, | began TO realize that | was
getting better. gave up the doctors
prescription and have gained 20 pounds
while using two boxes of these tablets.
| never felt better in my life. ana ac-
credit Rydale'S Stomach Tablets with
having cured me. ] can recommend
them mCst heartily, to sufferers from
nervous indigestion and general run
down conditions OF the system. j. ID.
Timmons.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-02
A 0reat RuIer

One Of the greatest of rulers is the
hNer- 1T governs the human organism
When the liver is ont of order the
whole system becomes diseased. Keep
your liver healthy by using Rydale's
Liver Tablets. They cure all liver
trouble. They cure constipation.
hour money back 1f they do not give
atlsfaction. j. ID. Timmons.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-12-02
SOME GOOD THING.

sold
beautiful subjects,
each. $3.50
ICE BOXES, capacity, $39s,
the
Cleanab and
a f
parior made 81 95.
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