The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 04, 1906, Image 6
BAfiTltlT DREW HiS
M!FE ON SOilTHWIGt
Georgia Cotg.*cB>man ;Figuro8
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In Sensational Incident.
DREW KNIFE BUT MADE NO MOVE
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Friends Interfered, Ho^irever, end Pre
vented Further Troub —Bertl ett
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Saye He Drew Knife Involuntarily.
Boiithwipk Oieoieimed Reference.
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Waehingtoa, June 30.—Whet iiromle-
ed to L-t- a aerloue pereonel encounter
between RepreacntmUve George N.
Southwick, of New York, end Charles
L. Bartlett, of Georgia, was prevented
Friday in the house by tu* Inreeelon
of friends. 0
Mr. Bartlett, holding a knife, told
Mi. Bouthwick the latter dare not eay
he ‘Med" or the (Bartlett) would cut
him.
Mr. South wick sought to pass a res
olution increasing^ the pay of the tal
ly clerks. Air. Bartlett, a member of
the committee on accounts, asked If
tjui resolution had been passed on by
the committee of the bouse. % The
tpeakcr Informed him that it had not.
Mr. Bartlett objected. Southwick
pleaded with Bartlett to let the reso
lution through, but the Georgian was
determined that It should not pass.
Backing away from Southwlck he
took a position on the Republican side.
Then Southwlck made a remark that
there hail been a good deal of lying
In the committee oa resolutions and
made a movement toward Bartlett.
Thinking, he says, a personal assault
was intended, Mr. Bartlett who had a
■liver penknife in« his hand, remark
ed that Southwlck dare not say he
lied or he would cut him. Frlouds
Interefered.
.is the result of a controversy with
Mr. Southwlck, of New York.' there
came very near beinj, a personal ec-
counter between the two men. Bart
lett drew a panknlfe. Representa
tive* William*, of Mississippi, and
James' of Kentucky, rushed in be
tween the two men and further trou
ble was averted. . 0
Speaker vannon appealed to the ser
geant a: arm j to freeerve order, and
that. oOclal walked among the excited 1
member*, and finally restored order. I
Judge Bartlett 8ftyr ho did not “draw
a knife ' on ilr Southwlck, though he
•uld it might be true that he ihvolun-
tarily drew hi* penknife when Mr.
Southwlck mr.de u request for unani
mous cop jit. t to pass a bill Increasing
the pay of some house employes.
Mr Barittt who l^a member of the
committee on accounts, asked if the
resolution had been 'reptft-ted by that
ctuumlttee, saying that the Southwlck
reaction should not he passed unless
aomo other similar ones were passed.
Mr. Southwlck, who had previously
come very near having an'encounter
with Chump Clark, mumbled some
thing about there being too much ly
ing about this thing 'anyhow, and
moved toward Judge Bartlett. What
else was said could not be heard in
the gallery.. The two men were close
together. Judge Bartlett waa seen to
draw a pocket knife and open it. He
made-no move toward Mr. Southwlck.
bBt members who were near stepped
In. and the two men were kept apart.
Finally after order wee restored Mr.
Bartlett endeavored to say he object-
«d to unparliamentary language, while
Mr. Southwlck tried to say’ that uo
unparliamentary language was used
or intended. Exactly what each said
was drowned by the speaker’s gavel.
At the* night session of the house
there wa* much confusion, some of it
Attributed A) the presence of a/punch
bowl full of wine In one of the commit
tee rooms. It Is said that Mr. South
wlck was one of those who had been
visiting the punch bowl earlier in the
evening. Southwlck had endeavored
to interrupt Champ Clark and for a
time It looked as If there would be a
clash between these men.
It was not long after this thet Mr.
Southwlck and Judge Bartlett had
their clash. Later Mr.’Southwlck dis
claimed referring Judge Bartlett
in speaking of liars and lying.
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Old Chronic Sores.
As s dressing for old chronic sores
there is nothing so good is Chamber-
Iain's Salve. While It to not advisable to
heal old sores sntlrsly, they should be
kept In a good condition for which this
naive to especially valuable. For sale by
John M Klein.
Do Not Neglect Your Bowels,
Many serious diseases arise from ne
glect of the bowels. Chamberisin's
Stomach and Liver Tahleta are a plete-
ant and agreeable laxative. They in
vigorate the liver and regulate Urn
bowel*. Fof sate by John 1ft Klein.
lagili
pany*. died Friday
while* enrotitt to
axpwted Hr to rrrive uf : n
When tN> u«*w* \.a* broktn to*her by
friends, fire broLc- ut’ih f.«- rear of
her residence and ‘t-sgaa nec« jsary t »
hurry bei a but*-, anile the* rear of
her home wa* in flame*. Grave? had'’
been with the Diamond Match com
pany *incc> it* organIza.loQ.
— -T
Editor Reaseau Dead.
Me^cptis, Tenu., June 30.—An Osce-*
ola. Ark . special says That I>eon Rous
seau, cultor of the Osceola Times,
and one of The best known newspaper
men in this state, died here- Friday
night of paralysis. He waa 67 years
of age
Hot Wave Continues.
Phl'adelpala . June SO.—The hot
wave continuer in this city The gov-
emmeut thermjmett r at 8 o’clock Sat-
orday morning, registered 84 degrr*e«.
C degrde.i higher than that recorded
at the same hour Friday.
Winthrop College
Schotorship and Entrance
Examination.
The examination for the award of
vacant acbolnrsbii** in Winthrop Col
lege am! for the sdmlsaioa of new
student* will lie held at the County
Court hotiM* on Friday, July dtb. at k
a. m. Applicants mast not Ik* less
than fifteen year* of age. When
acholaisluu* are vacated after Jolv fl,
they will lie awarded to thoee inaaing
the highest average at this exanuuation
provided they meet the condition* gov
erning "the award. Applicant* for
scholarship *hould write to Prwiident
Johnson before the examination for
scholarship application blanks.
Scholarship* are worth $100 and free
tuition. The next session will open
September 19th, 1900. For further in
formation and latnlnirm*, address
pre*. u. b jghnson;
Rock Hill, S. G.
„ State Huginoyr A N. Johnson of Il
linois is hu advocate of the tfse of con
vict lat*;r in hLIiuay improvement.
Cujuiboga coiiiity. O., claim* the dis
tinction of ln:\lug more Improved
roads tlmu any otlui <ounty of the
bduic atva iu the L'nited State*.
It is proposed at Quincy. 111., to work
the prisoners In tbe county Jail on the
highway* Instead i>f supporting them
lu idleness at public expenne.
Washington State Goml Road* asso
ciation Hvlil urge the enforcement of
the law r »r utili.'.ing convict lulmr on
the highway*, during the ensuing sea
son.
The Oregon road commission fs au
thorized to build a macadam nwul from
Portland south to the t'aliforuia Hue.
The use of convict lalmr is propo»od
for tbe work and will probably be
adopted.
A proposition for building a boule
vard from Baltimore to Wnsblngton Is
l>clng agitated. 'The Idea la for proper
ty owners and iiutomobllists to con
tribute uiul for the state and national
government* to supply the deficiency
find do the work of construction.
The Manhattan Commercial club of
Manhattan. Kan., iu order to encour
age Improvement of roads loading Into
the city is offering prizes ranging from
$9 to $50 for tbe best piece of road
made with a drag. The Judging of
roads Is to be made some time in April
or Max.
NO QUESTION ABOUT IT
At-j
Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic
has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One end a Gaif BflRkm
bottles. Does this record of merit
Enclosed with
'profossinal Jf/ctiods-
’ MU S MB...
Attorneys at Law. ,
>Ve reprerent the American Surety
Compauv of New York, and are prepared
to furnish bonds for guardians, admin
istrators, executors, or others holding
offices of trust.
Walterboro. S. G.
it appeal to you?
1 Ten Cent* peckage of Or
No Cure, No Pay.
IkooL Liver
JaMt* E. FEURIVOY,
JNO. B. rEVBlFOT
s
PEURIFCY BROTHERS.
AttorncyH and
Couiisellon at Law,
All Buineia given Prompt Attention.
OVER 1 HE PRES* AND STANDARD. -
WALTKRBORO. - - - 8. C.
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Ileal EHlaTt, Brokerage and
Inetiraiics.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
Houses to
Opposite the Market,
WALTERBORO, 8. C.
e. G. HKnDE^SGD
Attorney At Law and flaster.
agent for •
Liverpool, London and Globe Fire Insur
ance Co., and for U. 8. Fidelity and
Guaranty Company.
Also for the Aetna Fire Insurance Co.,
In which Company Insurance can be got
on all country’ as well as town property.
Colleton County Telephone Co.
s. • .Long Distance Connection to all parts of the
UNITED STATES.
Following are the names of the subscribers to the
above jCompany:
BLACK & ACKERMAN|
[•DENTAL SURGEONS|
lOilice Hours: 8.80 am to
p. m. 3 to 6 p. m.
Walterboro, S C
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REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
Well Man
of Me.
THE
B^JEUBEBTOUL SURI2MUUEIY
inxMlaeaa the xbove results fta SO days. It acta
powerfully sad quickly. Cons when all others tslL
xoaos men will regain their lost manhood, and old
men will recover tholr youthful vigor by using
til effects of self-abase or exceseacd indiscretion,
which unfits one for study, business or marriage. It
Bit only cures by starting st the sett of disease, but
Is s great nerve toole and Mood bnllder, bring-
Ing back the pink glow to pale cheeks and rw
storing the fcre of yoatk. ft wards off Inasalty
and CoasuapUoa. lariat on having BEYIYO* ns
'thar. It esn he canted la vest pocket. By mall
jl^Odper p»ekam,orjdxtar9AjQO, wtth^n^osi
YOYAL MEMCINE C0 n Jti&frlSL' 9
WALTERBORO DRUG OO.,
and JOHN M KLEIN.
Walterboro, S. O.
Peptikol* Mu»t Cure Indifeetteo or It ie Free.
J M Klein continue* to sell Walter-
boro peo.ile wiifc the nndcrvtandiu^ it
nmet pusuively cure dvspepsia and in-
dk T *Ttimi or U will not mat a penny.
Expeiience U»* p!ov»-n that Pepslkola
Tablet • • dyr ''ensi? in fortv-nine
cis*? 5 * out o liUv. Tt:v i-- a rcnnrkable
KtHteiuenL but (tie facts la the case can
easily be verified.
ftiere fa "v renson to have coufl
dunce for 5*.i K «*iii wt.i uauu back your
< «-uu Wi hotil Uesli dion should you
W of l<efa r enrew. *
All kind.- of food cm lie eaten freel; —
it is mote essiiv digevU'd. there is no
fuiluess or disires* alter eating, and bv
aiding the s’Qniach to assimilaie and
digest, IVpsikoia Tablets make tuo’-e
rich, red blood to strei gthen the body*
They are just tbe thing if you feel ran
down, nenrou*. tired aud debilitated and
need admethiug to give you new life and
new energy.
Don’t hesitate a minute but go right to
Mr Klein’s and try 1’ept.tkola Tablets
with the nndersaandlng that you must
be decidedly benefited' or the cost to
nothing. (
A Seriona Breach.
Intimate Friend — What wits the
breach of ecnnloriiU courtosr of which
yon accused Senator Graball? Senator
Orafton (fiercely)—Why, the scoundrel
approached the Interests I represent
and offered to work for 25 per cent less
legal expenses than they’re paying me!
-Puck.
The Poet's Troubles.
Fr!end--TVbat did you find the most
difficult thing when you wrote your
first verses? Poet—To find some one
who would let me read them to him.—
Fllegende Blatter.
No one loves the man whom he fears.
—Aristotle.
The Molten Wag.
**My dear, you mult really take Fred,
dy In hand, about the way he useff
slang. Today be asked me what en
tomology was, and I told him the sci
ence of bugs.”
“Welir
JLUfTU UL? tnSKtNl CDcl U fUl "uIDIZlOeOKlSn
wee t ciesy men.**—BeKtown Amerfa
cen. > I
mmm*m
Nothing ha; ever equalled it
Nothing can ever surpass it
Dr. King’s
New Discovary
nrCgsKa-.W.
A Perfect For All Throat gad
Cure: Lung Troubles.
THnll
John tt.
I
\Valterhoro.
A M SandersJ *
W W Smoak
. Rev J L Daniels
• W J Taylbr
C C Tracy
Mrs H Es’Dorn
R H Wichman
A Wichman
J A Westerberg $
Mrs K j Witstll
Mrs4£ H Williams
‘ J M Walker*
A Wichman & Co
John M Klein
F F Rivers
I G Padgett Bus
H W Black Ir Res
Jno M Ackerman
J C McLeod
Wal Infirmary
W J Fishburne
Mrs C R Fraser
H A Frances
, Klein’s Dmg Store
E P Knight
A J Lemacks
P J Lucas
J S Jackson
Dr G W Stokes
W P IT Ider
Rev J P Graham
J no H Peurifoy bus
Mrs Annie Neyle
Dr L M Stokes res
Wal Bot Works
Chris Edwards
HA Francis res
J II Benton
W II Martin
D L Smith
Dr W B Ackerman
Dr L M Stokes of
Dr GW Stokes off
C W Fdwards
Ed Glover
A J Sanders
Jas E Peurifoy bus
W B Gruber*
Dr R Ackerman
T J Blanchard
Mrs W A Black
J E Bryan
Brown Pur Co
Beach Bros
H W Black Jr - ‘
F & M Bank
Black & Ackerman
G C Brown '
Mrs B Padgett
Colleton Bkg Co
C T Cummings
C I W & S Co
c.
Clerk of Court
W E Jones bus.
J S Jackson
D J Chaplin
W E Capers
ACL Depot
Wal Dispensary
Dr C H Es’Dorn
Jno D Edwards
Wal Hotel
Mrs A Henderson
Wal .Drug Co
J G Padgett
Wal Postofhce
Mrs B K Sanders’
C A Savage •
A C Shaffer
Terry & Shafter
John F Lucas
J D Gibbs
C A Savage Bus
C D C Adams
W L Lucas
C D May
N G Morrall
Mrs L W McTeer
E R McTeer
P M 'Murray
Jas E Peurifoy
Jno H Peurifoy
Press & Standard
B G Price
D C L Hiers
C M. Grace
Glover Bros
Grace & Warren
Dr W B Acker
man bus
B G Hyrne
Howell & Gruber
M P Howell
E Hubster
Mrs E F Hyrne
B F Halford ,
C G Henderson
Country.
HENDERSONVILLE
LINE
Allison Herndon
W F Hill
C H Boynton
W M Speights
Boynton & Willis
F Guess
J A Marvin
Dr H A Willis oft
Pay Station at itore of
Bovnton & Willis.
Charges 10ct* to Wafa
terboro, 20 ct* any con
nection on local exchange
COTTAGEVILLE LINE
James Britt
S \V Ackerman
S G Peirce
T S Ackerman '
A D Dodd
A D Metis
Dr B G Willis
Dr W A Kirby
Pay station at T 8 Ack
erman’s
Charge* lOcts to Wal-
terboro, 20cts any con
nection on 1< cal exchange
morr’s LINE
W G Hiott
L E Hill
A V Rickenbaker
J S Jordan
RITTER LINE
Poor Farm
F C Bennett
Sanders &Lemacks
C W Drawdy
J S Griffin
AH phones are for the exclusive use of the subscribers and
all subscribers are to charge non-subscribers 10 cts. for all
messages to Walterboro and jocts. for any connection on local
exchange. The tolls are to be divided equally between the
subscribers jmd the com pai*. . We are compelled to make
these charges for the protection of our subscribers and for our
own protection. Any message not-charged by the subscriber
will be charged to him by Central.
A long distance booth has been installed at the Walterboro
Drug Company. Subscribers are requested to use this booth
when talking over the leng distance. You will get better
service and by putting your money in automatic pay station
there will be no mistake at end of month about ’ long distance
tolls. * . , •
All non-subscribers in town whowfch to* use local exchange
out of town must use bpoth at Drug store and charges will be
locts. Any subscriber who allows the use of his phone- for
any such message will be reponsible for the full tolls and same
will be charge*}, to him. / , ,
These rules and charges will be strictly enforced from date.
Report trouble to F. S. Dixon, Manager. , 1
rr-y TELEPEC3TS1 00s
JNO. a PEURIFOY,
Vic* Pres, and Trias.
F. S. DIXON,
Manager.
tOCLLITCN
JAjS. e. peurifoy,
President
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
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