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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-04
EMORY EVENTS.
A BUDGET OF NEWS, PER-
S0NAL &C.

(From our regular correspondent
Mrs. II. NJ. Herlong and children
spent Monday night with Mr.. ii. G
Bodie.
Mr.. w. f. Bodie and Mr.. II. c. Her
long took flying trip to TT enton
Monday.
We had big rain last Friday night
it washed the land very badly.
The health of our community is
very good at this writing, except bad
colds.
Rev. w. p. Yarporough, of Lcesyille
preached at Emory Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Herlong and Mr.. Wesley
Wightman are visiting Mr. II. NJ E
Herloog down below Trenton this
week.
A large crowd attended the barbe-
cue at Saluda Friday.
Farmers of this section are about
through laying by their crops.
Crop of this section are looking
much better than they did before the
rain.
Mr., John Fletcher Steadman Of
Batesburg is with his grandmother
this week.
Miss Mary and Sue Deloach made
flying trip TO Leesville last Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. II. w. Padgett and w. Padget
visited relatives near Merchants Iu-
esday.
Mr.. Cohen Fulmer, OF Mt. Willing,
was in this section Sunday last.
Mr.. Earnest Kemp and Miss Lydia
passed through this section, Saturday
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-04
THE COTTON LEAK SwINDL]
HANDS OF THE GRAND
,IURY

Ihe cotton leak troubl, now ~
ing Invested by a federal y, inr,
"a washington. a bIokei
a. feckham has refused 10 answ.M
questions and Moses Haas the ~
,eged go between the New vi.
'ioNerS and those guilty in the Re.
,;f Ieau OF statistics also refuses 70 roc
lily. Both OF the recalcitrant w:tneses.
Were allowed liberty on bail offered by
themselves their counsel asspr;nos
'lie srahd jury, that they would bs
IN court when wanted. The matta
wiz oe Sitted to the bottom.
IN Mississippi health certi6cai
are demanded from strangers at ~
" every town and the same oondIt
preVall In LouiSiana-shot-pun
'htihes are being formed every "
III Tie above named states ANA
Tread. pfio'iehSioh -
ne state of Louisiana has ouaran-
ihed against New Orleans.
The Health authorities OF New n
cans and the experts from =
Washington State that the cases )
II peihs screened from mosous
'iu IhaI the disease will not be-
n epidemic.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-04
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ALuD VLALL.
PR OfRACTED MEEfINGS--PERSO-
NAL MENTIONING &C.

Hon A. f. Lever was in town this
week '
5 Al l. ana Mrs. }. Lee Etheredge. Of
Augusta are visiting relatives here
Miss Leila Epps was here a few davs
, his wceek. way ;
Miss Kate McGraw, of Columbia. js
spending while with her cousin nr;sS
Maudc troSSon.
Mr.. William Oxuer has returned
rom knoxville, where he has baan
attending the summer school.
Miss pominick, CT Greenwood, is
here, visiting friends.
Dr. d, NJ. Crosson is spending = !
while at the Springs.
MI II. +. Hendrix spent scvera,
days at Lexington this week.
Mrs. Lena Smith, of SaIuda, is here
spending while with her sister Nriss
Matte Adams. 80
Miss Maudc Mack has gone for .
snort stay among relatives. in the sam.
dy Run section. 80
quite number OF our young nconIo
are attending the protracted services
WhIch are being held a. Concord
church this week.
Prrf 5 j. Derrick, of Eurroo
'TahgeDurg county, was i'm our to,,., ,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-04
WORKING FOR PEACE.
M Wltte, Russia s peace envoy. has
arrived at New York. Japan's envoy
is already in the country.


Meat is commonly preserved NV
,'.vi'"s IL In brine. This method.
''o"S'cF' mas the undesirable effect of
'AtractinS from the meat much soInbye
lu'ri'looS matter besides rendering the
meat harder and less digestible An.
u'n'r way of preserving 1t is in mir.
4Gpt cases. The cases are packed with
meat ana filled up with gravy and orn
'Hth dramatically sealed except at ono
point. Ihey are then exposed TO bnot
ap"'c That of boiling water for sevaroI
honrS' thus destroying all the eyist;na
i,,;, ms ana urlNhg out all the air con.
,'ii,'u l" them. The open part is then
S"iuered - over If by any accident the
TN IS not hermctically sealed The meot
VIII spoil American Queen
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-04
BAXTER AND HULON.
RAINS -BARBECUES- -DISPENSARY
&C.
s.on our rscol.s cossss,o.etar.

The refreshing rains have come at
last and the dropping earth is again
revived; the dry creeks and branches
again ripple and echo with praise for
the Great Giver Of all good,
Our section still enjoys its good
health and quietude and those orange
buds we scented so far have failed to
bloom, but are still fresh
~ have been on the rounds all
the past week | Will give you short
sketch al what I saw and heard at
Delmar, ON the - INST. a large crowd
assembled. The cue was largely patro-
ni2ed. Railroad Commissioner
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-04
The RESIDENCE OF MR. AND MRS
FRED CULLUM DESTROYED

Ihe residence occupie by Mr.. and
Mr" FRED CuIinm was DESTROYED h,
nre early Wednesday morning Iast .
SOM l"nitr was saved. M
property belonged to Mr.. Alcnzo
Bates and was insured for $500
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-04
HOIIlcptuLIuu

Nio" do not make their homes mbop.
iH i'rausc they have genius hnt hp
cause they have not cporgb C", - ug
- llIuH ana sentiments of higher
oIurr would render them capable Of
seeing and feeling all the beaut. Of do.
mestic Wordsworth
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-04
BAT1 1BURG'S ELEG-
ON is OVER.

The IIr biennial election, for
Mayor Aldermen of Eatesburg
was he n Aug. LIST and the roIJow
ing tic hYas elected
Nj Bp pus Edwards, Mayor.
Aldermen.
w farbcr
W. Y IIarman
j, Ahittcn
j. BIungblood
j. tie
D.inaItlcy
I'll, ttion vas strictly orderly in
Ir"Fcning about 100 gentlemen.
'hcl several Of the aldermen
cleo tied the residence Of Mr. |
i1d' hi where all had a good time. |
a cta was served and some pub-
nc rid 'g was INDUCED in. An ad-
dre madc by MrJohn Bell Towiu
remarks by Chas. b. Rogers
Dpei t yards, W. G. Farbcr, J. NJ
non r. p. Hartley,
, Imas Il, KeInqghan. was
,,in opposition, elected a Warcr
Commissioner for the ru
IS imsell :
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-04
FOR SALE:

A regular gin outfit with 8-hors
power boiler and engine, betting, Sc,
all in good condition and for sale
cheap. r. f. STROTHER
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-04
TAYL0R'S POND
WASHED AWAY

Iaylor's pond and saw-miu were
washed away last Friday night This
Is sad news to fishermen.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-08-04
FOR SALE.

Near Batesburg, fine farm lands by
DR.. f. C. Ridgell, Batesburg, S. c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-20
roa SQUARE DEAL ann RoosRyeL1


Atlantlo City, n. J Nov IA, The mas
tienal grange, IN session yesterday. hy
4 standing vote, adopted a resolution.
which MAS entered sent te President
Roosevelt, stating that che fasmefs 81
this eouNtrA want neither nAow nor less
than square deal. The resolution says
we unanimously and heartily lndosse
she manly esesss II President Roosevelt
u SEIZURE equM opportunity u the ins
sssidnal and coaNmaa people against the
Arrogant power ~ aggregate wealth, n
respective et panty. Ne pledge ourselves
81 AuplNgt Aia elsNsss Master lllll Nf
che rvNnsslsaasA state arrange offered
a plan before tha convention late sess
sefday, Whereby he believed the garmes
eanld NvNla ueNYleaa mNney leNaess, He
learned en laa trip IL Italy ~ a delegate,
he saia. thar the farmers NN the ether
psAp sgNk eAx@ Of their OWN cash hy es.
tANliaAlnz fusal lAaks, This, 10 stated.
made them independent lie said he
had brought the subject hvfns reAAxyl,
NaAia ihsAneips% and they had promised
surpsss. Ne asked che oranges lndegses
Msvss. assa suN8sSsea ene hank IN each
eSseNsy ii Che state. AND Nlea EayNfvd The
sVmNsAl % she sMN on AiyNhal ~ an ald
u che tasMesN pyNAss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-20
REINFORCEMENT FoR MARTIN.
epnaessseed~ THAT ne win ne District
Attorney Again

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-20

third the distance froaa each end, IS By
% feet ia size The north wing will rro-
yaie for the grlmaing room and BLACK
smith forges, witA electric meteor for
p8wvr. TIE s1ush addition viii eons2in
lie air compressor whieh viii furnish
the power fer the pneissnstis tools. South
ia sass addition and at lower level
wil he located the steam plant whieh In
the cead uamtAs viii sapplv xgeam to
the radiators ia she nazin hzliAAanE- Hsax
Will keep tie frcss ou1 az the stores
asa aFeaaensly eus 81 the men, The
Plant VII ts piped for ) supply Of water
fFnxu sngsng which tie nsnpAnv owrs-
Proper saHssATy appliances are to b
provided.
As IL the sAipping fAzsilEses spHr
sESck wsa eStend seakh Ersan tie east
AossmA track and Win ester assa ervss
sAe SausA pnFxfaM III Tho msain haiAassx.
lars Ray u kaAsse1 inside os tie haais2-
iRg Granite Hay be unsoaaed hT the
tseeeTse sxasse AMI No 5sExSe< wil he
ssSe&. A aark Vin sxwntsaslsy e kui2s
&s s@mAe camveaiemt pasms wAesa sExxk
EsAy - transferred sron sA@ Sled Vita
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-20
The Consulting Engineers So
Vote at Washington.
EIGHT FOR, FIVE AGAINST
The Canal Commission. the President
and Congress Are Stm to Be
Heard From on the
Question.

Washington, Nov. 70. Tho hoard 81
consulting engineers Of the Isthmian
canal commission. BY a vote Of to
). saturday placed itself on record Al
iaveging the construction al tho Panama
canal On the sea level. The decision
rcprcsents the outcome Of nearly three
months hard work. Early IN Sapsem.
her the engineers gathered from all
parts Il the wesld. Ter the president.
desiruus Il avail Of the best talent. a.
well ~ "a avoid adverse fOsvivm crlsi,
easm il the future. had called upon the
governments d Hye great nations, dis.
singplshea icg the sucvcssful conxtrae-
tiea q gscat hydraulic works, each ia
send enc Il It's best engineers Il a..
SIS tie American eneaaeess ii tho d.
clsSon Of tho nanmensous question al coas.
stguesing the panamA canal al sea levei.
vr ~ a greater Altitude, inynlyiag 1 syS
seia II locks.
The DECISION was reached about noes,.
AMI thereby thu heArd practically cpg
Slsssie& rs lAheFss There wSSl ~ ! few
issssFS meetings thss week. xlnplv is aNAl
wash smell details And ia pnt into pess
AaAsas form the results Il ne heagas
pgNsgAetea hastings Ttse foreign aeae.
gasss desire Is leave fer their homes Av
tAe s9tA. ~ secananscaate thesn y,
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-20
soMErHINC DONG IN aAlLowELL
An ur-te-ssts Plant with Mesern Ap-
plSanees ana Coed Ventilation.

The G. =. Tsynsor Ca. granite dealers
asA quarry owpsrs al Hallowen ara
New NoEk, are To construct modern
wcyksng plant al wll1sr Point. Halls.
vvla. SAYS the Granite Caters Journal.
This wsA he wsb~ma ana Hallowell
people are naturally slasea ii cantenE.
sAsaag sAe presgwxss ~ irsrx0Y@A trade.
EaN proposed hseatien = she poEns above
k&lsanwsl. sS,g nsaax years oeeUrfe2 Nv
tAe Wilder faeaatf Tie txarE extends
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sces NcsaMaed ~ gAe MRmMetcc Esxer Al
sAs east, Axsa he tracks If tAs MAsne Cea.
tfSl ca che west. IAA ana i eatirsav
adequate so Mm@s All sRsare a. well
= pgsSssss Aerssp.as Il ths company
Tel agge hnsa&ise wili II sg6 fees aanx
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-20
Zip Rase Inaas.

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-20
BRONCHITIS
Riekert & Wells Tell the People the
Quickest Means to Cure II.

Asked one day ia their store the qnes.
ton, eNhat IS god for hronehitissa AR.
Wells Of the above firm answered, ~fos
years Old fashioned cod liver oil has
been known Go possess the most remark
able curative aud healing properties for
throat, bronchial and hung troubles OF
anything known 10 medicine, but on ac.
count OF the grease which envclopcd is
cuEsalVe principles, Il has been Impossible
for many people To take enough of il
into their systems 70 combat a thor
oughly settled disease without clogglnR
TIE system and apsetting the stomach.
New. however continued Mr.. Wells,
~,se have Ninol. which contains in q
highly concentrated form all Of The
medicinal curative elcsnents of cod liner
oil actually taken fgpin fresh cods' liy-
ets, without a drop of Oh or grease to
upset the stomach and retari is work
and physicians agrce that Il i the
gavateSt euFe Tor an throat, bronchial
aud hug troubles known 60 medicine.
Miss Anna Ray writes w. that after
suffering fer lise years with hsoaehitis,
anal trying al klnds q medicines With
oat relief, Ninol cured her, aud We have
hundreds II ntSt sach letters.
We wish every person suffering from
ehgonie colds, coughs, bronchitis and ev.
cry agei, weak " eouyaleseent person
wh0 ncesAs healing, streagt n creating
and hloea, making tenie would Try Ninel
GA ossF guarantee II return the pNFchass
woney L L fails klekeft & Wells,
Druggists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-20
MARvAgn FANS 10 WIN
Dartmouth TseS the Sesse aaa Shows
Much SuHeKaNslkx.

CAmhssAse. Mass, Ma. ias The saAr,
y&ed geas hNn eaessa seetes,iAy. sar she
tASs1 ynNseSNssye sa1ae, faded IN wla a
ssSsASy Nsxz the laAatksaNsA ealleee
seasA. sAe &>sse ,ssax sse, IL y.
Last Neag che F~snss MAS aAsA 4 lie. aes.
sApg sssae hNxlNN Scagees. wAsle gAe xeay
Ae4Nse naAsHs0MsA aeseAesA harvard ss
III n lAs0s2ANas Inv xal@N hax&snNasA
Showed MavA Superiority, Ana s3<sss es
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A&eas@s esaN~ aAe waAshe3 wAs peggesy
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-20
SgAEeM w0R ms. CRUNCH.
DISAPPEARED isNm White essss Junction
with TIVE yAslasvA,

tsNsgNAs Nsv. SN "A xeaYSA gos Mis-
gussa LAVA CAMseA. whe dtsArpeaseQ sRNna
White River aNnvsisN. >eSemts1g I, With
heg twA yNNNg tAslasNAs MAS started
SATURDAY hy he lsessen palisv a. tAe
ssSaMeAs IL heg AyssA&nA,
ehSsAeA kENess shNsSA. Aea AsaSe@ssa,
sNAa tNs psslssv sAat his wite mas NnAl'le
sa pxNlseEly cave EaF thH eAllayess AMl
that they bad NEsesNs IL separate A.
AssssveNA ANA wkfe W. Nevcs sHssNectesS
III xaAsl, that sNe wNgtA sAka sAe sASllgea
MIA her
We IN NAllsNx NNw n take hex AAeN,
h SANN. FsaslsAyA a. San Ses No sAkl.
sl4%A
MK~s EAsasvA M&s 4 aAsssy ssra& AZ
sAe iAswAAsKe lseAsA ~ ASeN aSsNM street
p@sNs@ hs@ Marriage aios ANseAMss Aes
laeNvA sAAs Mo "A wAskANS IN BOSTON A
\ sS,e& As' tAat ne Mas Nssssa US eAtl
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TAs eAs1sAsM AgN 10y, ysySse. war
AssA 1 M@asAs asAs AVA sAsxas ssTl
Nx $ ~ i XN~sA,
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Dartmouth Ties the Score and
Shows Much Superiority.
YALE WINS FROM TIGERS
by Score Of IS 70 at New Haven
Blue Eleven Superior Team
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