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r i V 1875 TERRY & SMAEPER VX^ 1907 The most important consideration to each and every farmer of Colleton for the coming year is the amount and the quality of the fertilizer which he will use. If QUALITY be lacking no amount of QUANTITY will make up for it but the QUALITY WILL TELL. The PLOW BRAND FERTILIZERS are known to every man who knows fertilizers. They are make only by the ETIWAN CO. We are sole agents here for this Company. We are Jalsd sole agents for UNDINE FLOUR, second to none on Earth, PITTSBURG ELECTRIC WELDED FENCE. LOWERY WAGONS, CRADDICK-TERRY SHOES, etc, etc. In planing for the coming year ’tis well to remember these facts. * * & The Big Department Store. S*' Snraoaks Sayings. Editor Press & Standard: Farmers are at last bcjrinninc to “goo and haw” and put new rails on the fences. Everyone seems determined to make a good crop this year and it will take just that to make up the loss of last year. The Williamron plan of planting corn Will be tried very thoroughly through this section. Any hint from the editor is carefully read. We are glad to bare a farmer editor aud believe he will do much good along that line. Mr lien Carroll has completed his house at Smoaks and is now living thero. Dr Carter* new residence too is almost ready for occupancy. A new store is being put upfon the C W Garris lot which is at present occupied by J D Stnoak. lie will epen a store when the house is completed. Smoaks only needs the railroad- telephone etc to make it really a to vn. J B Smoak and sister Carrie from BranchTille spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs J L Smoak. MrsJL Sinrak has been quite ill but is reported bet- Mrs Joe Walker has been d angerou*ly ill but is now conva lescent. Dr Kinrey freni Ba»»- berg attended her during her sickness. J A Carroll is riding woods hr W D Smoak who is doing a rusl>- ing saw mill business. . P- Vanderbilt Bought Cottage. Qeorgc W. Vanderbilt closed ool tbr deal with Charles C. Collina (colored) Saturday by which he beoomee tb» owner of Collina' eix aoree of land ami negro cabin. It ail! be remember*i that fhla cabin U situated in cloae pecai- mity to the famoue Plltmore honee of Vanderbilt near Aabertlle, N. C. 7ho price paid was 12.000. though a* oao time Collies was offeree $8,500 tor it. Oallina la now living at Pittabarg, Pa. abd for Mila reason he decided to eel), hut Vanderbilt did not want it as morh as he once did. hence the oomparitivety •mall price obtained. - • ■ According to expectation, an “ice famine” has been scheduled for the summer. The trust never disappoints the people.—New Yoik American. NEW GOODS AT TAYLORS. Notwithstanding the very great shortage and scar city of desirable white goods we have succeeded in landing the most up-to-date bunch of stud that ever decked our shelves. No advance in prices—proof positive—that we always have the purchasing public’s interest at heart—always anticipate rises in the market by placing your orders Jearly—we r could not buy goods if we went - into the market now at the prices we have them marked to sell at. Our new goods are now on sale. Can we have the pleasure of an early call? TAYLORS Walterboro’* Popular Store. YOU WANT CASH For Tom Beal Bitate or Sannosa I OANQET IT ; « No Matter What Your Property is Worth, or in What Town, City, State or Terri- * ^ tory it is Located. If f did not btr* the nMlity and fBellitlm to mil yonr proporty, I certainly coaid not afford to pay for ikla •dverth tramt Thifad (Ilka all my oth«r “adt ) I* piactic illy anre t > plana oa my lilt a nomtor of aaw propert<ea,Mu makeenoaghmooef.iaeMimiM<MNtopaf forthaeeMaf th*ae M ad«,"aad aako a good profit heaMoa. That is whv I hi vs so la-is a rial aatata hniiaom tods v B r Why not pot yoar propsaty amo^J tbs nnmhsr that will hs sold m a tssaU of thms I will act oaly ha ahU to sail it-jomstlsm-bni will be able to sell It qsiekly. I am a •pscialUl la qalck salat I bars tbs most comp lets aad np to dsts aqaipswat. I hava braach offloss ihronghoet tbs coaatry aad a flsld loros of men to lad buyer*. **"*** Ihieee^ly rarHed ty the ordinary rial souts agants. I MOST S*f,L real ettats-aad Utsof II—or go oat of batinOsi Oa the contrary. I aspect to ftod. at tha doss of ths yoar, that 1 have sold twfaa as man? prnpertlss ss I did ths past year, bat I* will drat bs osceiury for ms to ‘•Hst** more properties. I wmt to list YOUK8 tod HILL It. It dosso’l matter whether yon bass mfarm, a horns wlthoat any Und. or a do ^ , 1 ‘ matUr wh%< t u *• wort h. or where It Is located. If yoe writs ms today. I will tall yoo bow aed why loan qnlckly oonvort tha propany iato oaah. aad win dvo * party Iato aa«h. and win give yon Fh££ OF CHARGE and tarms for bandllog It. Ths laformstloa I will gtvo yoe will bo of great value to yea, area If yoe shoald do- ag It. dde not to sail. You had If foe want to bay any kind of a Farm ■mats. I will gnaraatea to flll them promptly and aatlsfaetorlly. batter writ# today before yoo forgot It a, Houie or »ny part of tha eonatry, tall ms yoar reqa(rs- Dtvid P. Taff, file Land Man, 415 Kan. Av*,, Topoka, Kan. Obituary. Died December 20, at Adaro’e Run, G H Warein l.i«.75.hyear. Twa« the aeaton of peace on earth, good will toward men, the world was rejoicing, bat peace reigned not in my hoart, it wae torn with Borrow for my loved one—yet as the lamp burned low, the moonlight gave place to the gray dawn and I watched betide my dear dead, 1 glanced ont ow the eaetern eky, nothing in bittereurroweverv minute detail ofthe roey dawn, the gorgeous col oring of the rejal robee of the approach of day,andae a golden ’uiibeam fell athwart the peace ful eleeper, who would never more rmond to the earthly sum- moot, 1 knew they were tymboie of the resurrection and his pain wae over; then as 1 took my farewell look upon him who bad only words of affection for me with eyes that saw not for tears, 1 seemed to hear hie voice say: • Weep not, 1 am not dead, boh • eepeth. Re Bargain. Jan. 20,1907. The matter of getting the ice house tilled is now up to the ground bog absolutely. ..“a, 41 v_ if-'*, ^ ^ t •J - . ' I *• i i v .. I . ^ “ Minstrels, Minstrels, Minstrels!! . . • o o . The Walterboro Glee Club will offer to the public the cleanest, the neatest, the . o merriest entertainment ever handed up to a Colleton audience. This is no joke; Laugh, and make the old world merry. All the latest sentimental ballads, coon songs in the latest rag time music, the music that charms the heart and lightens care. Bon mots, local hits on you and the other fellow. Among this choice aggregation of stars may be mentioned the well known vocalists “Nat” Halsey, “Doc” Ackerman, “Wess” Mims, “Lad” Fishburae, Charlie Es’Dom, Irving Fishbume, “Bane” Ackerman, “Johnnie” Hoefer, “Cal” Brown and others in the chorus. vj •••>. * * «?«» O 0% ' : ’v ■*_' ■ , ' • _ '■ . . - y . . 4 • . ' . ■* At the conclusion of the regular performance comes the olio which include cake walk.. The costumes of Satin just from New York are new and dazzling. Two hours of genuine side splitting laughter, is promised and tears who ha 1 ' ■ l '' ' ' ' * ■' y \ 0 . c , . * . . * • 0 ^ a* * shed. Price of admisnon 50c. Children 25c. Curtain rises 8.30 promptly. Remember the date, February 1, ’07, f . ' •h. ”i • & • »r-> J )| il