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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-06
OLD STUDENTS MEET
Capt. W. A. BOyCe Attends Reunion OF
Survivors of La Grange Military
Institute.

Capt. w. A. Boyce of Boyce has
returned home from q visit to his
native state, Alabama, where he
went to attend reunion of the sur
vivors of the La Grange (Ala.) Mill
tary Institute. Capt. Boyce stopped
at Dallas and gave the News the
following account of his trip:
"In company with Col. John s.
Napier of Vernon, / went to Ala
bama to attend a reunion of the sur
vivors of the old La Grange Ala
Military Institute. 1t was the first
meeting we have had in forty years,
Out of the 200 members of the old
institute who were in attendance
when / was there, only thirty of the
survivors were present. Indeed,
there are not many more than that
number now living. Those of us
who were there came from eleven
different state-from Kansas to New
York. Among the more prominent
members present was DR.. John A.
Wyeth of New York, the physician
and long time friend of the late Col
A. II. Belo. The great majority OF
our old 200 have passed over the
river. most of them having been
killed in the Civil war. Col, Napier
and myself were the only ones from
Texas.
"Ex.Gov. Oates Of Alabama, jerry
Clemmons, who was once United
States Senator from Alabama, and
Polk Walker, the first secretary or
war in Jeff Davis cabinet, also an |
were all graduates of
the old La Grange Institute. Oates
and Clemmons are still living but
for some caused not known to me
were not present at our reunion
awe had a royal good time, how
ever, the few of US who were there,
for we were the honored guests of :
the patriotic and hospitable people of
who left nothing undone
that could contribute to our comfort
and enjoyment. More than LOCO
persons were present at the big
basket dinner the Tuscumbia people
gave as upon the campus OF the old
La Grange Military Institute on
May 20. The campus Is ten miles
from Tuscumbia, but "a big crowd
of representative citizens from that
town turned out to do us honor and .
10 our pleasure. Mer-
lawyers, doctors, Judges,
preachers, farmers, all classes OF
citizens turned out en- masse to make 1
the day enjoyable and memorable.
"Only pile OF ruined brick now
marks the site of our old alma
mater. /, and all the adjacent
buildings were burned by Sherman 5
army in 1862 Sycamore trees sev-
euty-tve feet tall have since grown
up over the campus.
1--WE propose hereafter 10 hold an
annual reunion on this old cam
pus a. long as a sufficient number
~ the old La Grange alumni sur
vive 90 form a quorum.
lone thing more 4 wish Go say /.
about old Alabama. To "a man from 4
the black lands Of Texas the .couu- /
try looks poor, yet the people are In /
fairly good condition. They are +
much more economical, I noticed, \
than Texas people. Nothing ike +
the number az tine. rubbsr-tire huE /
giles are seen there that W. see I
daily La our Texas towns aud cities F.
Indeed. il struck me that Texas peo- F
pie woula do well tu practice litiie /
more of Alabama eeouuWy them-
salVe.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-06

Negro Shot and KiIIed While Trying TO
BursIarize q Store.

A negro whose identity has moi
been established was shot ano
killed Saturday night while in the
act Of burgiarizing the store oi
Uncle Robert Smith at Palmer. The
killing was done by clerk, Chester
Brown, q young man who sleeps
In the store.
Some time after Brown had retired
Saturday night he was awakened by
a noise In the store. He got up to
investigate and saw the form of a
man just inside the back door.
Taking 38-caliber Smith & Wesson
revolver from his bed he fired one
time at the intruder, the bullet en-
tering the negro's heart and pro-
ducing instant death. The negro
fell in the doorway which he had
broken open to gain an entrance to
the store. Near the body of the
negro was found a 44-caIiber Colts
revolver which he evidently had in
his hand at the time he was shot.
The negro's name was not learned,
but it is believed be was from the
Rice community. He is also sup
posed to have stolen a horse from
Mr.. Street Crowder, farmer living
in the Dalton community, three
miles east of Palmer, which he rode
into Palmer.
After an inquest was held the
body of the negro was buried at
Palmer.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-06

AfsAEA q"
Can anything b. woFr Ne vnug
feet thAt evefY winn&e VT ice II
FasE3 @urh was stw HNgwt Ala
Mrs. : ~ Newm0a, 9eesttof ..t
FnF three years, 9fM Site ..ss
sudurwd lnsntieFahie pasu from "a =.
sf~ats0B, stomach and bewst &f"wes
Death seemed Inevitable wmeh ase
tors ard all remedies ix*t@st. -
leuesh ! wAs induced tu tFr Nless, TIE
HlstmF& aud tire result was snsvMa ~
lmnm / improved st amem anf mNn
{ "a completely recovered. knf
Liver, hlAueY Stumarh and nrwwA
troubles ElmcaFfe MsEtaFs = the arfw
mwsilVtm@. Omiv ese. l&'s xnagaM@
taat hv Herring Druw Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-06

rs-nlxts aud Tuesday Showers.
Safasf~v max. A. Enin. aa, rain
fAgl "a.
1mnaAv mAx. - nla. sss ram.
fail 70
&. ID. Lo@GAMRRK.
OBSERVER.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-06

IL raurslaE Aeafh more MadsiemiF
baf ga msHrw surn&r t#aa meEs ~e gan&
e8sfv~w stsmr5k@ra kW8mwa hHsmHw
rare ell amre a staatt Disorder sa
faw Azrs "a lks eaat#naesa ase 81
care rNm uaNas amSgim&x# e2sss4 ~
- emre1 u&my p@oF8e @F bF2ght =
disease sm1 "a &heSe@ wn8 w@Fe
thnaztf q - gpEar1hse~ II yoa
hswe ki8nev traable. eonNzeuee tAk-
Ing Felevk kidney Care todAv. be-
fore iG IL too iaks.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29

.Nbi9isb bon Miin9en". 1T, na9bsm
er i6pn Idnsere 3ett an bo9srabiser
Nerboiitdt frantic, plObli4 irrIinnis
gepprben. Wegen Der 9erousgabe bes
r2isbeseoniilium" fam pania5a emit
nit benz @eiebe IN gonflift. @r flii4z
tete in bic Sapeia uno purbe balb
barauf 81 einem Sabr @efdnsnib perz
urtbeilt. Wesen bes nMbf4ieb BON
Miin4en" purbe sr freisefprpden, bd
man unaure4nunssfGbisfeit annahm.
= Maior Baron BON Hebfpib, Mbiu>
tant bes 9eroOss Siesfrieb, ftiirate Bel
Der Sudsiasb unb erlitt 10 f4pere
@erlebunsen. bab an feinem @uffoms
men se5tpsifelt tpirb. = Sn Der Stals
lung ses aursartens 0~pmpbenburs
eri6pb ii9 Der Sergeant i'm 1. Srains
Battalion, @agitatter. Sas Motip Der
Sbdt lit u%nbetannt.
Mmbere. Sn Rieben befanb ii&
Der 8rauereibeiiber unb 9aitpirtA
MiiIer auf Der Sasb auf einem bon
linn f9on oft benuBten 9o4ftanb, als
in bisbsr u1aufseflGrter Weife Der
ftiibenbe 8aumait brad. Sm Salen
entlub fid MiiGers @epebr; beibe
S9ife trafen bus re9te &nie, 10 bde
bas Ssin amputirt perben mubte.
Miiller erlas ieiner i4tperen @erpuns
buns.
8sr9teseaben. Oie 2si9t
Der fiirali9 auf ibrem Suite Mitter,
ba9lebsn bier perf9iebenen Hentierss
gattin MoB tpirb na9 San Srancisco
iibersefibrt. Die Soften bierfir Be,
traeen ettpa 10000 Marf.
@rfansen. Sn elmer biefsen
Sabpi4erei erplobirte Elm SAB, tpoz
burd benz gierfibrer Srab 70 bier
Der rs6ts llntsri6sntel abssf9lagen
tpurbe.
2aaber. @om 3use erfabt muir
be in Der biefigen Station Der Mufifer
@alio unb febr f9per perleBt.
Iirnbers. 4uf benz @iiterbabnz
6of Der 2ubpigsbabn ma Der S9lof=
iermeiiter 5effner NIT M~usbeFerunesz
arbeiten am @eleiie bei9dftist. Der
f9tperbSriee Mann purbe Bel Der Orr
belt Die @%nndberuns zines &oblenaus
ses ni6t gepabr unb purbe iiberfab<
rem. gr erlitt einen S4dbelbru1 unb
ftarb furae 3eit na9 benz unfan.
Paau. Der 3inngiebergebilfe
Stephan aus &attopib fiirate in Der
Ounfelbeit iber bic Stiese unb blieb
uls 2eide liegen.
Seeernee. Ostan @eors Dam
nerbed, pdpftli9er @ebeimtdmmerer
unb Siitriftsf9ulinipeftor, feierte fem
25idbriges Subildum als pfarrer in
Seserniee. Gs fanb elm GROCER 6adel=
aug unb Serenabe itatt.
3niefel. Sn Nltbiitte %erlitten
Der Siitler pertler unb beFen Sobn
beim Sprengen BON Steinen mittels
pulpers febr f9pere @erlebunsen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29

r6ornif!" risf sr. Sum Hiidaus
blaien!"
Oo9 BET bieiem Commando fprang
Der alte Splbat pie elm pantber auf,
Der BON elmer 9epebrfusel g~etroffen
tpurbe.
yHiidSug, mas fir Elm Hiidsuog..
Sas tennen mir MIDI: BEL ben 3uapen,
5err 2eutnant."
Damit fibrte er isin 9orn an bic
2ippen unb begann aus 2eibestrdften
gum Sturm 5u blafen.
Sin elsftrif6er S9lag i9ittslte
gleidfam bic Mdnner, unb i'm Gu
narfen lie bic Sorniiter bon benS9ul>
tern.
Mit elmer einSisen 8~etpesuns purs
ben bic 8aionette auf bic @etpebre ses
pflan5t; elm Wort, elm ein5ises entz
rang ii4 ibnen pie aus einsm Munbe:
r3um Sturm, gum Sturm!"
IS erbpb iih Elm @ebriia in Der
gbene; bic 3uapen ipransen in elmer
StduDfD0lte DQrDQrts.
@erseblid bemiibte fi9 Der Sffi5ier,
ben biefer 5eroismus, ben er ni9t ee>
tpDbnt mar, gang perbubt semu9t bat<
tie, fie auriidsubulten. @ersebli4 rief
er ibnen su:
ySSbr feib berriidt; bas lit ia Sborz
beit, partet tpenisitens bic @erftars
fangen ab."
Man bDrte ni9t auf i'm, bic 3uapen
liefen mod INNER binter benz alien
!6Drniiten brein, befen belle 9orntOne
bic 2uft burdf9nitten.
v3um Sturm, gum Sturm!~
Mber balb fanb bic tleine Sruppe
gfiemanb mebr Dor; bic Maroffaiier
paren, bon biefem Mngriff ib:rraf4t,
pie cine S9uar @psrlinse entflObsn.
Oas Battalion mar, als Der Streif<
Sug beenbet mar, mad Sibi>Ibbds Sus
riidaefebrt. Ollie Gesimenter Der 9ars
nifpn finb i'm &aiernenbofe aufseiteat.
Man ertpartet ben 8eiud bes 9enes
rals, Der feline 2eute felbft b~egliidpiins
f9sn min. Dor Der SABINE hdlt Der
Sffiaier cine marine Mnfpru4e, bon
Der bic 2eute aber nur einige Worte
perfteben.
rghre 80. 8aterlanb re-. 5rants
rei9."
pI0bli9 lit Elm Mann aus ben Rsis
ben setreten unb f9reitet ruhis auf
ben General su. @s lit Der 9orniit.
Muf feiner 8ruft gldnSt Dor ben flint
anberen bic Militdrmebaiqe; er falus
tirt, inbem CT bic 6anb an bic MiiBe
fiibrt, uno fast i'm ruhisften Son BON
Der Welt:
r9srr General, sic batten perfproz
den, nit mir anauitoben. 9arf i'd bits
ten?"
Ser General ld9te unb sing nit
benz 3uapen in Die &antine.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29
@obltbdtise GiienbabnperwaItmns
9cu.

Sine fDftli6e @efdi9te er5dblt Die
petersburser r8Drien : 3eitung", cine
@ei9i9te, ME tie in aler Welt nur in
Der ruiiif9en 8ernaltung mOsli9 lit.
6Glt ba Die Giienbabn : Sarifcommif<
iipn cine Sibung ab uno man bebats
tirt nit al Der epii9en 8reite, 6ie az
len 8erbanolunsen aIer Gommifiio'
men in @ublanb sigsn lit, iber einen
tief einsefrehen &rebsf9doen bss
ruiiifden @iienbabnperfebrs, iiber Die
blinbsn pahasiere, Die u9aien", tpis
tie i'm 3eife bes peiBen 3aren se<
nannt tpsrben. Sbrer 3abl lit 2egioE;
man bebauptet, baB auf ben rnifiihen
8abnen nur Die Oummen be5ablen;
bic minber Summen fpiden ben
S4affner unb fabren blinb. Na9oem
man in Der %erpGbnten oenfpiirbigen
SiBung iiber bas l1ebel auf Die t%iefiins
nigfte Dirt bin unb Der ssrebet bate
unb gu Der lleber5eugung gelangt ipar,
baB peber bic GinieBung BON Sonoer@
ausi9IHen, mod bic @ehaltserhO6uns
Der S9affner unb gontroaeure, nod
cine Slutb beitGnbiser &unbi9reibsa
unb anberer patierner Mabndbmen
irgenb pel6e We oluns gum 8efern
sebra9t batten, bemGhtigte fi9 Der
9erren cine f6meralide Hiebergei4la>
genheit. Sn Der fpebmutbspolIen @r<
fsnntnib, auf bisiem 9ebiet pe6rlos
gu fem, fiblten lie ibre Stimmung uns
ter ben Nunpunft i~infen. Oa ereriff
pl0Bli9 Der 8ertreter Der SiiOoitbabz
men, Sngenisur BON 3enful = fem
Same fpQ Der Mit> unb Nd9pelt niht
berloren geben = bas Wort unb err
tlGrte feierli9, bab bic g%iien6abnen
nit ibren na9 Miaionen sdblenben
llmfGben bic HolIe bon WobltbGtern
fpielen fDnnten unb miibten: Die 9unz
berte () bon bIinben pdfagieren biirf=
ten als materieIer 0erluit ni9t 10
f9arf in 8erednung ge5ogen fperoer.
tppbl aber lei gu ertpdeen, baB oieien
armen Seufeln, bic fi9 fOnft fdum cine
GiIenbabnfabrt leiiten fDnnteu, cine
Wpbltbat ertpiefsn piirbe. Oieie neue
unb eble Iuffafuns Der Gtienbahnen
als NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tpGlSte
alien Nnpeienben einen Stein pom
Ger5er, unb man bef9lob berubigt, bic
Sa9e vab aeta" 5u legen, unb fih i'm
genubtIein FREEZER unb ipeitberaiger
Menidlidfeit nit ben ~heitebenben @ers
bdltnifen ausaufOhnen!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29
: Bel bem 6 hiffbru6

= Sci benz S4iffbru4e
Der u@ertrub WDrmann" in Der 8u4t
bon Spafopmunb ereisnete iih elm Ell
eenthiimliaes 3ufammentreffen 5fpsisr
8riiber. Ser cine, Der 9auptmanl
Der S9ubtruppen : Mrtilerie Sans
9sinri9 b. Wolf, bate fid auf Der
nGertrub W0rmann" naa Osutf9z
Sibpeitafrita eingei4ifft unb srlebts
ben S9iffbru4 NIT. Ser anbere, fein
einaiger 8ruber, Der ii9 friiber in ben
&dmpfen in Sientin ausse5ei4net
battle unb fhfper ~pertpunbet norben
mar, fuhr na9 feiner 9enefuns auf
benz &reuaer r8ineta" hsimpdrts. Wie
befannt, fam bic n8ineta" benz gez
f~tranbeten 9ampfer gu 9ilfe unb be-
gam bic Pafagiere gu retten. 9err
b. Wolf betheiliste fi9 audi an ben
8ergungsarbeiten unb fdnb unter ben
@eretteten unberbofft ieinsn 8ruber
tpieber. Man fqpn ii9 Die Sreube Der
beiben 8riiber iiber elm WieberIehen
unter 10 trastf6en, fir bic S9iffbriis
4igen mod sliidli9 auslaufenben Inns
ftdnben benfen!
Der GentraIberbdnb
beuti9er SnbuItrieGer bate in LETTER
3eit BEL ben Deuti6en Miniiterien in
@nresung sebrd9t, Die Trage Der er>
peitsrten 3uloHuns bOher eiisrner
@ebaube bon Neuem gu ertDGgen. Muf
bieie ginsabe baben Die Minifter Der
Dffentli9en Mrbeiten. bes Snner1 uno
bes 9anbels in einem gemeiniame11
@rlab ablebnenb geantportet, ba Die
borgebra9ten Observation-Disclosures u.
i~oaialen @eii9tspuntte ni4t 10 erhebs
li9er Natur ieien, I'm Die bauppliaeis
li4e 3ulafuns bon @obns unb 9e>
i9dftsbGuiern au re4tfertiger, bere1
9Obe iber bic our 3eit fetseisBten
@fenaen = in Berlin % Weter az
SUBJ - binaus9ebe.
= Dem See It M u { u m
in 9annoper bat bic Wittpe bes 5elbs
mari9aus @rafen Walberiee tperths
pone 9ineTf9e Qlterhimer aug Dem
Nahlab ibres Mannes gum @eiaent
semadt. Die meiiten @esenfdnoe iinb
Waffen bon GROCER Seltenheit. 3peI
eiierne Sturmbauben iinb 8euteftiide
bon Der Expedition na4 Der @robeu
Mauer, o ben @daen Petimss ftamz
men mebrere srobe unb eine Rsihe
fleinerer Waabiiaien, unb aus ben
@orb0fen bes 3~aiierpalaftes cine 4ns
aabl srpBer sneibGnbiser S4perfer.
Jerner cine srobe 8ron5eglode, bic 3
SUB bod lit unb sesen brei Gentner
piegt. Muf Der merfpiirbig itetle1
@Iode iiBt cine groBe Dele, bic aus
atpei iibereinanber seftiesenen Dradsn
aebilbet tpirb.
= htd9e c. nBte tpmmt es penn,
tieber Greunb, bab Sic, feitbem @ie
Sbre friibere a0din stbeiratbet baben,
70 mayer eetporben finb2" = ga, fee
ben. sic, friiber bat ie meine 2iebS
lingsseridts sefOHt = ieBt todt fe bic
ibrigen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29
6Ddfer Gaarffinn

009Fcr S9arffina.
8ater: 8pmm ber. mein Sobn, Du
lolft mas Ierner. Sd fperb' Dir ers
fldren bas Wi1tisfte aus Der Natipz
nal0fonomie. Mlfu mas lit bas Wins
tisfte2 Ser Preis! WonaH riGtet
iid Der preisg Ha9 benz @egenitanb.
@ues. mas felten 1T, it tbeuer. Gum
8eiipiel eth sutes pferb 1T tbeuer.
Darum2 @eil Elm sutes pferb 1T
felten. @pbn: gu tpiefo2 Gin outes
pferb. mas 1T biuis, 1T bod nod iel-
tener.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-29

Min9eu. Der betannte Sdrift'
ftener Dr. Ssfar Pania3a. Der 9er>
ausssber bes u3isbssepniilium" unb
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-11

The white Cuban is the son or the
grandson of Spanlard. Those born
on the island, though of Spanish par
entage. glory in the name Cuban and
drink in the love of freedom with the
air that blows from the tropic seas
over the palm-crowned hills. The
Spanish element is numerically small
but potential; about 16" 200 natives Of
Spain are found in c. \ For GEN.
turies the tide has been setting thitner
and still emigrants from the penin-
sula flock by thousands to the sunny
isle. The Spaniards control the COM
merce and the monetary interests.
They are the hotel-keepers, the own
ers of the coastwise steamship lines,
as we'll as OF the choicest properties
in city and country. The Spaniard
Is to be reckoned with in the develop
ment of Cuba. He kept the Cuban out
of government positions and deprived
him of that business training which
might have made him competitor.
Now she Spaniard is In turn excluded
from lucrative government positions,
though he retains his hold on the busi-
ness Of the island. Quixotic. proud,
self-conscious, loyal to Csat;lian
ideals, he holds the purse strings. The
intense ante-bellum animosities be-
tween Spaniard and Cuban are dying
out as together they face the future.
Southern Workman.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-11
lIerbiEe

Renders the bite more fluid and thus
neIps the blood TO flow; il affords
prompt relief from tiiiOusness, indi-
.estmn. sick ana iervous headaches,
,nd the over.indulyence in food and
rink Herbiue nc's quickly, dose
after meals will bring the patient into
good condition III few days.
q. l.. Caldwell. Agt. N. X. and II. II
r., Checutah, lud. Fer. writes. April
Is, 1903: al was sick far over two years
With enlargement of the liver and
spleen. The doctors did me no good
and had given up all hope of being
cured. when my druggist advised me
Co use Herhine. 1t has made me sonnd
and WELL" soc. For sale by o. j..
Harris Bats ssourg 8. g.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-11
C b fsurhans Testifies After four Years

C. b Burhans Testifies After four Years
G.. b. Burhans. of Carlisle Center,
n. Y. writes: "a bout four years ago
L wrote yen stating that l had been
entirely cured of n severe kidney
trouble by taking |, SIS than two bottles
Of Foley's Kidney Cure. l5 entirely
stopped the brick dust sedim ,nt, and
pain and symptoms Of kidney disease
disappeared am glad to say that
have never had return of any Of
those symptoms duriug The four years
that nave elapsed and | am evidently
cured to stay cured, and heartily rec
commend Foley's Kidney Cure I" any
one suffering rom kidney or bladde'
trouble. For sale by Timmons Rr1s
Batesburg 5; {.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-11

B.ttye Miller, wife OF Mr.. Ralph
Hartley, aud Daughter Of Mr. o. l.
Miller, of Tacntou, died nu'ler he,
fathers roof on Wednesday morniug
July s7th 1904. aged only some twenty
twoor twenty-three years.
She is survived by her husband an d
an infsnt child. Young, aud beauti
fui, and b Owed. and popular Anc
she is gone She fes nav by the sid.
of her beaatif Il mother ia Eseneze,
Cemetery.
"Graut hcs rest end peace, o Lad :
Edge Geld Chronicle. Aug. At.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-11
Delmar Students Reunion

The Delmar reunion of studeut,
and friends or Newberry College will
DE held or Friday Aug. 9th.
Program:
What Newberry College has done
for Snluda Counly-F. G. Crouch.
The social standing of the College
boy in his communi,y-B. b. Hare.
A boy. is better unborn than un-
taught-Prot. ID. b. Busby.
Who caught . College Education
&C. w. Riser.
Newberry College Alumni-H. E.
Unger,
An address-Dr. Jas. A. b. Scherer.
w. Aug. Shealy. Pres.
Leesviile, $. G..
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-11
4 0lrl's Fight With an
Alligator

"A fsau sleeder girl, Niss Nelxon on
f1ne rikht early in April. 1908, sat
qoietlS hssids her m6ther. From The
.ext roam sss shs two little child
2 req had beer lkft p,s yinx came a
stsenss grating sonna. The older Sis
sersiepped e. the boor between the
I'VE apas sensi,ts, only 10 turn pale with
dismay aud horror Cor there, fas,
asleep on the hearty ernx Law the little
brother and sists s(andcrawIsng slowly
aervss the fi,or howard them great
Shiny aiiigutg, eyidentis at,ractel 10
the house b{ the hope Of youug kittens
or puppies, sriggiei and writhed. its
wicked, stony eyes, grim with baleful
light were Gxec on the unconscious
babies, and she wide jaws, open ard
ponderouss dripped with the foam OF
/eager, unsatisiied greed. Frautically
caiIiog to the dogs outside 'tbe front
door to enter aud help her, the brave
girl caught up the large lamp that
stcod just within the mothers room,
and hurled 1t full at the horrible, gnp
ing jaws. Then leaping aside TO es-
cape the furious onslaught thus brou-
ght upon herself, she stopped quick as
Thought, aud tossed upon the high bed
in the corner the suddenly reused and
frightened children. She turned from
this task to find that the infuriated
alligator, diverted from It's origigal
purpose and confused by the unexpect-
ed attack, had tasehed straight throu-
gh the open door and IN I'd. its way
to the bedside OF the helpless, terrified
mother Without a seconds hesitation
the devoted daug hter rushed to her aid.
A shovel of hot Goals from the glow
ing fire thrown directly against the
vicious eyes Of the angry creature only
served to strengthen and intensity his
fary. Apparently his entire will was
now bent upon the destruction of the
helpless woman on the bed. The aw-
fnl, swapping jaws were within a few
feet of her body when the desperate
Alice, returning from the Kitchen with
the stout ak that had just recIrrsd to
her memory, sank 1T to the helvs in
the thick neck. Narrowly escapeing
severe injury in the deaihstrnggle that
followed. all but fainting with ner-
vousness and conflicting emotions, the
brave girl followed shis blew by others
no less telling and doughty. When
the still quivering, but no longer MUIR
derous, creature had been reduced to
absolute impotence the entire house
looked as though it had been wrecked
by vandals, and the weary conqueror
found herself suffering from many
brufses.-August woman's uome Com
panion.
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RuGGIEs, brGGIEs,,

A car load Of high-class buggies,
surreys, ETC.. have just arrived for Mr..
l.. Jones. Now is the time to get a
GOOD buggy. One that will wear and
has fine appearance. The prices are
right. Before you buy a buggy sec
the line carried by Mr.. E. Jones.
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.lurs an End T AL.

A grievous wall oftimes comes as a
result OF unbearable pain from over
taxed organs. Dizziness. Backaehe,
Liver complaint and Constipation.
But thanks to Or. Kings New Life
Pills they put an end TO 1t all They are
gentle but thorough, Try tfem. On
ly 25c, at o. j. Harris Batesburg Drug
Co., Tmmons Bros. Batesburg S. g..
ard Cros ou Dttg Co., Leesville =. G..
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One OF the greatest of rulers Is the
liver. 1t governs the human organism.
When the liver is out OF order the
whole system becomas diseased Keep
your liver healthy by using Rydale's
Liver Tablets. They cure all liver
trouble. They cure constipation
Your money back 1t they do not give
satisfaction
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-08-11
Cures Sciatica.

Rev. w. L. Riley, L. l.. D., Cuba,
New York. writes: "After fifteen days
of excruciating pain from sciat,c rheu-
nlatism, under various treatments, l
was induced to try tallard's snow Lin
iment: the first application giving my
first relief and the second entire relief.
1 can give it unqualified recommends
tion " 25c, soc, Sl.00. Sold by o. j..
Harris Batesburg sc.
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Tell your distant friend of Batesburg
Was in Poor Hcalth for Years.

Ira w. Kelly, o! Mansfield, Ia,
writes: Il was in poor health for two
years suffering from kidney and blad-
der trouble, ana spent considerable
money consulting physicians without
obtaining any marked benefit, but
was cured by Foley's Kidney Cue,
and | desire To add my testimony hat
it may be the cause o. restoring the
health Of Others Btfuse substitutes.
For sale by Timmons Bros. Batesburg
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ELECTRIC LIGHT POLES WANTED

Wanted, at once, 220 cedar, cypress
or juniper poles delivered at Bates
burg. S. G. Poles to be 30 feet long,
with tops not lese than Z inches in
diameter, of good straight stock, cl,an
ana free from large knots
Address FREDERIC MINSHAIL,
Abbeville, s. g..