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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-11
WORK
MISS NANCE GREETED BY SIX
HUNDRED PEOPLE AT WARDS
YESTERDAY MORNING

Columbia, Oct. Miss Mary r.
Nance returned last nighl after
spending an enjoyable day at Wards
where >nc mace most interesting
TANK before tho local School, Improve
ment association.
News Of Miss Nancc's coming to
wards bad excited much interest in
hcIEhJ ring towns and expecting to
meet not muIC than twenty or thirty
people She va ErAtili-N To find ucar-
~ Geo rcacy 10 greet her. Miss
Name" Is much enc urlged with the
the worI, Of the rural schools i'm this
section and declares This was Ole of
the most enjoyable meetings she has
ever attended.
Senator G. l.. Toolc Of Aiken made
bricf talk giving some pfacl ical
suggestions for Tie carry ing on of tile
work OF Jhc association and com
men ing the spirit OF enthusiasm
shown ~ Miss NaGca There we're
also Interesting addresses made by
the Rev Fox, OF tombstone. aud Mr..
Nm Dimcl, a we'll known lawyer Of
Saiudu
after the meeting of the association
an Old fashioned barbecue dinner was
served In tempting cyIntry fashion.
Many had brought baskets Of lunch
and, business having been transacted,
the uul door picnic was thoroughly
cuJpycd 10y all
Next Friday Miss Nance will visit
lerDDrO. where sine viii speak
bcf"r" the County Schoo. Improve"
mCnt as. OCiaiiOn.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-11
FAIR WEEK
EVENTS.
SPECIAL TRAIN FROM
BLACKVILLE WE'D
NESOAY and
THURSDAY.
MANY WILL BE THE HAPPENINGS
TO TAKE PLACE NEXT WEEK.

Next week will welcDm, the first
regular fair that Batesburg has ever
experienced il her history. There is
but little doubt that thousands will
visit this town and many who hav e
never before visited Batesbury will
come and see what growing pro-
greSsive place we have and how much
ahead OF Tire places of this siZ we are
Monday morning the trains will bring
the early ones TO iook after exhibits
and arrange things in ship shape for
the grand opening on Tuesday. III
the railroade have given fat rate of
one fare for tn rounu trip plus TWEEN
ty five cents. Many of tho stores
will be decorated and Old Glory will
| De thrown to the wind from numerous
| ilaE StahS. Tuesday will be taken M
by the sight seererS in inspecting tn,
exhibits of horses aud mules and cat
lie generally, "Wednesday more stock
will be shown in the arena, Thursday
will be full OF diversions too numer-
Gus to memu.on and many things will
be witnessed that have never been
told. On Thursday a grand ball will
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-11
LOW RATE EXCURSION
To
BATESBURG, S G.,

fhe Sorthern Railway will sell
round trip excursion tickets from
points between Columbia and Angus
ia, Batesburg and AlIendale, Angus
Ia and BIackviIIe and intermediate
points at one fare plus 25 cents,
minimum rate So cents, on account
Tri County Fair at Batesburg, s, c.,
October l4th 1S tn, tickets will be on
sale October 18th to 18th inclusive,
final limit to return October 10Th,
1907.
For full information apply to local
agent or write
Z. w. Hunt, Division Passenger Agt,
Charleston, S. c..
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-11
RIDGE SPRING NEWS.
ITEMS OF PERSONAL AND GEN.
fRAL INTEREST.

Miss BERTHE Watson is visiting in
Florence, =. G..
Miss Lucy Edwards visited in Co.
lumbia last week
Mr. e, p. Howard moved to Ridge
Spring Tuesday.
Mrs. Bruce Of Ridge Spring has
moved to Wards,
Mr.. III. M. Thrailkill and Mr.. e. b.
Cato left for Aiken Tuesday.
Mr.. John Cullum of Edisto section
was In town Wednesday.
Mr.. j. III. Edwards has returned
from visit to Rock Hill.
Mrs. Clarence Asblll has returned
to her home in Columbia.
Mr.. Deb Red Of Rocky Spring was
in town Saturday selling cotton.
Mr.. Dave Simons of Wards was in
town Monday.
The school will serve cream at the
school building next Friday p. m >,
for the benefit of improving their
building.
Mrs. G. e. Sawyer and children and
Miss Bessie Quarles visited relatives
ut Batesburg Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Maggie Bonnett has accepted
the position of teacher of the Clay
Hill school this year.
Miss Grace Thrailkill left Monday to
open her school at Monetta.
Miss Bessie Quarles will leave in a
few days TO begin her school near Mt.
Pleasant church. This will be her
fourth session there.
The many friends of Mr.. j. r. Pow
ell are glad to see him out again, after
Il short illness.
The school is progressing nicely
under the direction OF Prof. A. j.
Mccoy.
Mrs. w. S. Sawyer visited her son,
Mr.. g. K. Sawyer last week.
The farmers Of this section are very
busy gathering and ginning their
cotton.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-11
The STATES CANNOT
PAY PASSAGE FOR
ALIENS.
REGARDED AS ASINDIVIDUALS
ATTORNEY GENERAL gBONAPAK TIE
RENDERS AN IMPORTANT
OPINION In CASE ARIS-
ING AT NEW ORLEANS.

Washington, Oct. 7.-Attorney
General Bonaparte rendered an opin-
ION In an important case involving
the right Of State to solicit i'm mi-
grafton from foreign country. He
holds that i'm the case submitted Ito
him the State violates the immjgra-
tion laws in paying the passage mon
ey OF the Immigrant and that. in this
respect. the State does not differ. in
law, from an individual.
The case in point has been pending
before the department of commerce
and lab2bsince Aug. o. On that date
Geronimo Garcia arrived at New Or
leans from Cuba. BY the special
board of inquiry at the form er place
he was denied admission to the United
States. The investigation developed
the fact that his passage money had
been paid by Reginald Dykers, an
agent of the Louisiana State board of
agriculture and immigration, out o.
funds regularly appropriated by the
State Legislature. He was given as
surance that employment as a farm
laborer would be secured for him and
he promised to return to the State the
money advanced to nm to pay his
passage from Habanna to New Or
leans. No employer was selected for
him, but he was left free to work for
whom he pleased The case was
brought by the State OF Louisiana to
test the immigration law. Several
other Southern States were interested
in the matter, because they had been
engaged in soliciting immigration to
points within their borders. The
case was referred to the department
Of commerce and labor, on appeal, and
Secretary Straus submitted the facts
to Attorney General 3onaparte for
an opinion.
The attorney general has just rem
dered an opinion in which he says:
"rhe assurances given to Garcia by
the State agents constitute, in my
opinion, promises of employment
within the inhibition of the statute.
While it is provided that aliens COM
ing TO this country in consequence OF
advertisements by a State CT it's in
ducements to immigration shall not
be treated as coming under promise of
employment, there is no exception in
favor of State in reference to spe-
cific promises OF employment to in
dividual immigrants such as were held
out to Garcia by the representatives
OF the State board
The attorney general holds, there
fore, that, "on account Of assurances
Of employment that were gwen to
Garcia as an inducement to his inn
migration he should be excluded from
admission
1T is expected that the State OF
Louisiana will carry the case into the
courts in order to obtain a judicial de-
termination of the question which
| means much, in view of the author =
titles, TO all of the State of the South.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-11
The BEST THAT HAS EVER VISIT.
ed BATESBURG.

The King Stock Company will
play at the Opera House here on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week. The company was here
early last spring and their perform
ances were far better than any dra
matte orgonization that has ever visit
ed this town. There VIII be a change
OF program nightly.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-11
COL. R. W. HUNT In TOWN.

Col r. W. Hunt of the Southern
Railway was in Batesburg last Tues
day looking after the arrangement Of
trains for the Trl County Fair. While
here committee uf prominent men
called OH him at the Advocate ONCE
and ten 1cred their thanks for his in
terest in the welfare of our initial
fair.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-11
New Home For Sale,

Valuable hal! acre lot with new
FRESH paints Ell five room dwelling for
sale III Batcs5urg on corner. Front
and back yard, fepccs and all ne
Ccssary Out.Iouses. Bargain to quick
purchaser.
w. w Watson,
Batesburg, S.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-11
NOTICE, ICE CUSTOMERS.

NOTICE, ICE CUSTOMERS.
Expecting to give up our corner
the first of October, 1 sold my horse
and wagon, turned off young Miller,
who had served me five months
faithful and true. This leaves me
without help, but | will try TO keep
ice three weeks longer. Thanking
the people for their liberal patron
age the past season.
l.. B. WhittIe.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-11
SHOOTING MATCH.

On Thursday afternoon at , o'clock
There viii be 4 shooting match in
'front.' OF the grand stand at the Tri
County Fair.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-11
At METHODIST CHURCH.

The pulpit Of ;he Methodist church
WIN be Med next Sunday at II O'Clock
b. the Rev Frauk Wilcox OF Maine.
PuOilC cordially inNitcl
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-11
FAMOUS WRESTLERS.

There will b. a wrestling match on
Nedne day afternoon at % O'Clock
in front OF the grand stand at the
hi County Fair.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-11
For Rent.

That very desireabIe general store
room on Main street in tn. First
National Bank building. Apply to
w. w. Watson, President.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-11
For Rent

Five room house on the corner of
Gunter and Perry SITS.
Oct l107 DR.. w. III. Zimmerman
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Tax n office.
LOTS FOR SALE.

Rntesburg. See w. j. McC artl,a Of
NJ. f, Rutland for prices and terms.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-11
Watches
JeWelry

Come 10 Batcsburg and look
at my up to-date Jew elry, such
Watches, Clocks, Diamonds.
Solid Gold Sigpet Rings, Band
Rings, Lockets, Chains, Solid
Gold Scarf Pins, Cuff Buttons
Dress Pins, Brooches Crosses
Bracelets, Cut Glass, French
Hand Painted China japanese
Work Indian Goods, Souvan-
irs OF Ba;esburg, Sterling and
PLATED Table Ware, Etc.
Eve Glasses Fitted
Examination Free
Repair Work
Guaranteed to
Give Satisfaction
Prices Will Surprise You.
G. l.. Jones,
Batesburg, So. Carolina
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1907-10-11
WANTED.

To buy some first class dairy cows.
ID. M. CrOsson,
l0-n LeesviiIe, S. c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
Gin 9t0lter Mliniaer.

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Iuersperg.
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Gius %Osrwanolune.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

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Gdliffsnadlridlten.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

"F" Die .@itteISbad) Seftion Nr.
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Otto 60riter 1rlo 6ron5 Brat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

Mdt neue 9iirger. Bon
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bradte 3euee nibt genau Gusfnnit
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28

EIY8ANFalsANaaLaA =
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hiefer Gtunhe ab bate Stepsns on
Dem Gdpieeerputer ftirts @etarnttn
einen 6reuno fir's Qeten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-28
EuItbcf6roernng uadJ BEN TnsIanSe.

EuitbefGrOcrnng HadD Ocm TmsIanbc.
Qie al$IGn0iibe Bolt fiir Die init
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Gacfetpoit fir Geutihlono ihliebt
I'M 10 ltbr 8ormittag& oln 30. So.
mar un6 /. Grbrllar, iiir @roBbris
tannicu uno &rlano am I. Seburar
I'm s llbr NatmittoaS.
Gompicr iobrcn Don Htep- 2)ort,
lucnn nift ou0erS a~naeAebeH.
Eran8otIautiihe y o it.
Mittpoh, 30. Sonuor Z llbr
9(bcnoS fit europa per 0ompier SO
lorraine" pia SABRE.
6rcitoN /. 8cbruar-3 llbr Hof'
mittags fir Ole N5oren. Saieln per
0ampier bon Bottom; 6 ltbr abenO8
fir europa per Dampier .llmbria,"
pto GuecnStoipu.
Got fir 9 ii .. nnO Central,
ImcrtFo, @cit en- etc.
@onto0 IS. Sanuur Z ltbr
9(6enos iiir Ga BIotos2Gnocr per
Tompier nSiIariuS."
EienItna. 90. Sonltar - 3 lt6r
Iod)mittnaS fir &omuifu per CANT
pier bon 9oIton; 10 ltbr TbenoS mir
Sno6ita. Sapti uno Colombia per
Gumpier n@enctiu."
MittpotL 80. Sonllor - 10 llbr
N6cros fiir Gitba, Dncatan uno Gam
pcd)c PER 0ompier nMcriOo"; iiir
2ceporo. uu0 8inowaro e Snicln per
Gompier nEarima"; fir SamaifQ per
Gampier bon philadelphia.
GonncrItoa, 81. Sanuor - 10 llbr
Ibenos fir SnDti per 0ampfel
vGrinS 6reocrif Scn0rid"; iiir Sen
trol. Amerifa, aanal5one, Colombo
uno Siio.BaciiicsSGien per 9ampiel
pia Colon.
6reito9. +. 6ebrlor 49, 10 lin
qbcnSg iiir bermuda per Gumpfel
,9crmloion"; fir Bahamas pei
3umpfer n8rinJciin GeciIic"; lin
4orto Rico, Curacao. 8euc5ueln nni
Colombia per Camper "GorocoS"
fiir Gorto Rico per Camper ~Yoncc'
uia Bonce; fir Grenada, Grinioal
uno @uiaua per Gampicr r@rcna
oa"; fir Sanloitn, Ganumo, &anal
3ore, 2ccmoro. uno @inomaro Sn
Icln per 0ampier n1boncS."
Gie Eoit fir N%euflmoInno, biz
9tortb Sponep, unO fir 0liqlelon
pia 9oItor, ihliebt bier tGglid) I'm !
llbr Nad)ntittogs; iiir Cuba. BIZ
9ompo, tGglid) It'll / lllr Gad,mlt
tags; fiir Gotta Rica, @ononroS (Slt
&iiIte). Nicoraaua COitfiiItc) mi
Guatemala, pin Nep.S Orleans, tdgIid
Inn 10 llbr gbbS.; fir Stnot Merif'
t1glid um 3 uno 10 llbr abenos.
trans Faciiic Bolt.
0onnerItog, 81. Somiar - lfD
abenos fir Sapalt, Gorca uno Gblna
uia Seattle; 10 llbr abcnoS iiir Sn
mali, Sopan, Goreu, China, @untl
luno bie 9bilippinen, pia San 6raIl
cisco.
SamitaN, 9. 5ebruar 10 ub
9beu0S fir Neuleelanb, AhItroller
Helt.9 oIeoonien, Samoa, Soipoii itlI'
Silt. Snicln, pia San 5ranciSeo.
Iolt fir Saipoii, Sapan Goreo
China uuo Die Hbilfppinen, uio SnI
SronciSco, id,liebt bier tdolidl I'M II
llbr abcnoS big 5ulp 8, 6ebrnar.
Grams ociiic.46lt miro taalit
mad, Dem a6gangsbaien tcforoert MI
Die 3eit oes Sbluiies lit %arringlrt MT
Riidlitt auf oercn tmlntcrbrohet
lleberlano 9cfGroering.
". SaIISorriS. YoItmelIter.
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0;ea ~ SIRE MeIeocuheit

Dies lit Sire 0elegcnbeit
5ur griperbiuia zines rnpberiten q ooer 3sffofs
fieen 9aufeS In gutter Gage.
1900 Sduicrseriert .Dft'9prtbsNneHne.
9eqliert fir ale 5lraBeln1 bnsStlieil. Seoes
Snus beitt ane Ginridtlneer, nit benett Elm
n,oberneS &ahs alSeeftattet peroen fam.
gdelidb unb GunntaaS sur .Sntpeftton nffen.
Gtas. q. 8urtctte,
(Sept5-~o 9er. ii. Ch,2egtngtun.etr.
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5000

fanfen eines teuer mobernen SdnisE NIT tedd
Rtu,uertt an Nuie .GtraRe. 5wii1en Gatrrtonat'
Muemue unb syasette. efrdke. &elIer, Sot uilf
Irottotr NIT Cement beIeet uto Helieife Gi1rtd'
tttlner pinfdbIirsEtd GEonFenfanal . MliblIB
@rlno5ins rur $50 pro Sabr.
6. J. Gallagher. SauHetiter,
8hreau 9sr. 24o7, Tairmount.gperue.
(264-)
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Sene ueueit moperlen oipetIodigen Sdnfer an
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sfptfden Der Sair.
mounts9lbenue iinb Sapette,6trnbe: eenlerftrfe
sfeler, 1rottpire lnb SSfe; snlainirte gaee'
Strabenpflafter aus berelaSten 5iegelfteinen.
elb5uasfaral, 8 erbinbung geauefle Berianiss
DeSingingen. 9reis 5000, 90. @runb5ifts $50
bro Sabr. Nebntt bic Gairmonnt'aoenue'sS1e'
Maisr 8. gseHstal. an Orr unb steue.
(gob1b-Gea1)
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Meme oentldje gnfeoIans int iunnisen

au stuei SauptbabnIinien; fb5neS, %eefunoes
aIirnu; feline 9teeer: erttfIaffieer Dooen i1 fleis
ne Sarinen ein9etbeiIt. aud einiee r1otpil
Cots" 9eringe Nn5nbliAlg, febr lei1fe geolrls
gungett. 9llte @eIeacnbeit fit GoIde, bic ftb
Elm paar Slnbert Collars eefpart babei nto
germ felbitiidnbig meroen m1dhten. MdbereS bsi
Nerntdnn gabenhppp. Nr. iii, Murb.etarles
eirahe, Baltimore, Mb. (Sept19.1S