The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, August 21, 1907, Image 4
Legal Department.
uade bo ml«tak4 la tajtaf you arc la w 1
abiding dtiicaa cad am tryiac ta rear
your okUdrcB ao, may I ask why U i*
j of you have paid ao Uttla or bo , . , ^ _ . _ _ . __
.KHibosto -b. »- »dnMlcn ol bT R O W BRT* N,
Utrife, Bryao, b. C. Addnsaraii
book, ol Ik. old .doptioo, <h. com«o.lMllo.. lo B. O.
law, yoa arc iaatiUiog Into thatr young !
minds dlsragard for lawf
Thera la one other point: According to
ALWAYS II AWAKE.
PahUahad erary Wednesday.
)AY, AUGUST SI. I pay.
rail, well. Oh wall—
library doobtfnl, “Pfnkay”, If—
to
that ooodltlona wa hare
*flowr' raoaetly.
ii
r, the well apoken of aa
SiwlBC ISOgallona to tha oiaata waa
ask Ho Walterboro wail,
*
V+lokay” will
alaa^g ha may aaa a fall eet of wall bor
iag toola, alighUy oaad, adrertlaad for
eoarlca
eat
wad —I ml two golden hoars.
for they are hopalaaaly tod
A —Walterboro Loafer.
it op to Ehrhardt laat
TMHSay lo his private ear to laapaet
tho rotfL Wonder what ha reoomaModcd
ftafraiffat train?
SCHOOL BOOK ADOPTION,
^ A UMaty and thooghtfal arttela la that
of Q 1D O yoblkhad aiaawhara. Wa
tract, tba pabiishera are to take
t ic old hooka as part payment lor tbe
new till Sept 1, this year. Yon see the
time la almost oat for yoa to get any
thing for the old hooka yon hare on hand
Allow me to suggest that yon gather np
what old tax books yon hstre on Jiand
and exohaage them for new onei before
Kept let. Act bow; it will soon be too
lht.‘. Who knows what action oar Supt
until not nrcceeary before lunriae a
white light risible within a reasona
ble distance in the direction toward
which the vehicle is preoeeding and
a red-light in reverse dirention. Pro
vided, Thaf in case of heavy fog, if
necessary, such light shall be dis
played in tbe dsy time before snnset
and after sunrise.
Sec. 7. Whoever *fcball violate the
provisions of this Act shall be deem
ed guilty of a misdemeanor and npon
An Act to regulate tha running of
motor vehicles npon the public
highways of the State and fixing
a penalty for the violation thereof.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the CO nviction fined not leas than ten dol-
General Assembly of the State of ) Hr8 nor more than oue hundred dol-
South Caaolioa: That do person j ar8 or imprisonment for not more
shall (perato a motor vehicle on a lhan th an thirty days,
public highway at a nte of speed Sec. K “Motor Vehicles” as used
Another Contest
are gQHts; to
. .This ^ill
of .tacMoa or Co Boord War t.ko lo j «"* ,er ,h » B “ P™P" in this Act includes all vehicles pro-
at the time and place, having due by gasolene or other explosive
regard to tbe traffic and ose of tbe; va po r> steam, electricity or other kin
highway and its condition, or so as dre<1 power, hot the provisions of
to endanger the lifr, limb or proper thig Act a 0 not t p p i y to road rolleri
If of nay person, or in any event DO r motor vehicle* run upon roils or
at a greater rate than fifteen Joilts set tramways or tracks.’
Ml boor, (object, however, to the Apdroved the 7th day of March,
rsfard to the text book question? A11
books alike means better classification
and more efloient work.
Ledge, A mg if. C J D C
XOeod
asoAsy.
thk artesian well.
tty to laqeire Into the pro
a
yg eWwkslo get tt oat had proved
Bopei visor liooro claims that
hi bM<eo|Md aa vxhaasdem supply of
onAor, and that the pomp used oa the
well by tha aid of the gasoline ea
glaa will ffsee the waUr into the teak
«r Waal rlT h* • r * et * d forth * w%Ut
works sy^sm The pump la
Wted to seethe supply.
ml aoost, we are told, of aboet
; baiac paid by the Iowa,
oeaty. It sauBS that
wehwnp^WticaUy tha mms thing that
we leA fas tha old well before there
itfaipsasive “boring ”. The town
lit was making aa ax-
hat walla have been
la Qqjttna county much daeper
it flows obtalaad tor lorn
Pood advert king attracts good
It’s magnet is power Is pod live
aadkas irmsistible as an onneaslly
The more aunottvs
the adver king doae
tha mors money comes into tho coffers
of the advertiser.
Boose advertisers have the idea
jnal so they see thsir
and because it looks good to them and
appears in nay sheet that It is good ad
vsrdatng. It Is not It dots not mesa
anything baoa&sa U la sat ap sad
prtatad. Tbs number of madera of the
ynhltBatloa It k pablished is Is what
<ta.
advertisers, aad anfortaaately
there are many of thk kind who tLiak
that beoaoM tony hod a half page ad-
ChrlstauM or last
th, ran U one time aad then de
pended oa tt to ptodaoe and brisg re
eal'e for aa iadeflalto tiaae ihetsafter,
tt did not ctmtlaae to Mag
heavy res alia tor moathe 'and weak,
vote adVorddag hilaad MM goal tint
That Is not edvertietag. That Is a foallth
It k the
of
sarelv
edvertietag pays aM tea Ihctor la
to
of goads ota
Is
if^aaa
aad adroit of a tow
other provisoes of this
See. 2. Upoa approaching a cross
iag of intersecting pablic highways,
op abridge, orp jharpeam,or a
strep descent, and also in tr&rereing
•ach oroMiag, bikigr, carve or de-
stoat a person operating a motor
vsbiole haie it under control and
operate it at the rate cf speed no
glister thin six miles aa hoar and
i4*o event greater than to reasonable
aad proper, having regard lo the
traffic then on snob highway and the
•atofty of the psbUe,
0ee,3. Upon approdchiag a person
walking in the roadway of a pablic
highway or a hotteor
antoaals
A D., 1905.
fro Acts General A
page 965, Na 493.
Bryan, Aug. 12,1905.
BILIOUS JIM.
Bi’iooa Jim grew so thin
He barely made a ‘
Wy 1905,
draft
ridden or driven there-
Mr. Meeehaat, tha finest kind of a
toptooaa toll le about here. Get
rsadyferllaad tall the pablic wtuU
yoa havagot for them—advertise.—Sx
A Card to the Ptiblic.
The private school of Mies Helen B.
Maloae wlU oysa Taeaday. fept. 27, at
. M. 0. A. haUfflag. Miss Msloaa
will have competent s—istinoe. Oon
Saa ImpraVeasaat is ear aim; the am
Ion le ftoow will prseset new features
sad fscUitke; aad there will be a re-
eawad effort to eatiefy aad meet the
views of oar patrons mors fully than
before. Is soliciting new, we do m t
feU to ask that old patrona may give aa
thstr support again.
Faithful last ruction, leading to thor-
ough acholarship, given to notary (and
ail gradsa. Oar specially fa preparing
boys aad glrla for college; aad aa nearly
all pareata look forward to oollagtate
advaategw tor thotr ehiklroa, tho earlier
pespaiatlia la bagan, tha more ahls (aad
willing) the echolara will be, finally, to
panne a college coaree.
Wa believe we supply a real need hare.
Oftentimes parents do not desire, or can
not afford a whole four or fire year’s
course at a oollege. By sending to a
preparetary school, tlmo(aad expense)
•aa ha saved. Of coarse, diligence oa
tho part of the scholar, aad support ami
oa that off the parent, ste
■ala being
on a pwaon opnwtwg a motor vahiole
Od- day a friend presented him
With Rvdale’s Liver Tabiete.
He took the bint, beean tbrir use,
And thk k what befell him.
He grew so fat, neither stoeee are hat
Ooold be foaad feo fit hka
MORAL—Doa’* makeyoar wills,
Bet care year Ok,
Br udag Rydale’e liver PHIs.
fto oboooiate eoaiad tabkm la a eon
veaisat tom Price oaly too. laay to
'ake, pleasant to effect, refe rad fare
We guarantee them. Jao M Klein.
sigffaltiwff wttb a ban bill
wigp not oalcalatod fto toigbtoMaooh
antoisli and oae every ireaMiablo pre-
oetoioo toiaaare tha aatoftyef each
and in tbe case
of toons* or other draft animala to
frigbkaiag tha aana aad at
otoiiwlagto thaapaadat whieh grab
to fi batog finntoiffffd bold
if auch
fto redaoe tbe
oae half tbe speed pemittod by
3, aad bring aaaretostop if
•aa p aaiaml, having Um regard to
•afbtyr of pancager to
Apenoeoperattoga motor
I alrec
^ .
i 1 la
I 11
and.
vehtol* ahaH at nqaeat or apoa pig
aal by pattiag ap th# band toon a
pereoo riding or driviag a rsat-
ire bona or horsey or other
draft animals, bring snob
motor vehicle immediately to a
stop ifaeosstory baviag doe regard
tor tha aafety of peraona, vehicles and
animala, aad if traveling in opposite
direotton remain stationary ao long
aa may be reasonable to allow such
borsea or animals to paa* and if trav
eling in seme direction use reasonable
can tie* thereafter in piling snob
horsea or animals. I'rovided, That
in cam such horse or animal appears
badly ftfghteued or he is requested
to do ao, t ie persoa operating suck
motor vehicle shall cause the motor
of snob vehicle to oeeae running so
long ag aball be reasonably necessary
to prevent accident and insure tbe
safety of perapna, vehicles and ani
mals
Sec. 6. Whenever a person opera-
ting a motor vehioto shall mast oa
public highway! any other person
riding or driving a horse or bones or
other draft animals or any other ve
hide the person operating such motor
veh ids shall reasonably tarn the same
to the right of the osotra of snob
way ao aa to pass without inter
Any person operating a
motor vehicle •ballon overtaking any
•nob bane, draft animal or othor ve-
htoto paaa on the toft sida thoreaf>ad
af
Far bait from aa to dispute
the Naahvillft Jkmariran’a state
ment that a catfish ports. So far
as we know it may ba%a nine
lives.
Elliott's
tha heal rabfatag Itotmoat to
Trylt.
JobaM
Oaa sail hottls, only 85
Uw.
mastba!
o''
It ka good law.
tha hanr ia tra lata.
U> mka thair hoys la the right
not allow them to rna about oa Iho
streak at night; hat then thore are
ni
thatr
TTwearfsw law will halpto
ba followad to good effort to
•vary town ia Booth Carolina.—Green
wood Index.
left. Any
Tibioh ahatl at tha
‘lito highways kasp
intersection of lha
kwaya whan to#^
tog to the ifgbt and pamtotba left
otsuoh toftmasotsoo whan' toriring
the left
/ Bye. 1 Bveiy motor vsbiela whfte
in use oa a public highwayabaU
provided wish gse* aa* anfito
tonkas aad alaa wftb a anttabla kali"
S.-ratSmc tt*
MwiAwiaM*
Unde John Kockefdler advises
everybody not to worry. It takes a
‘ loaopber to talk like that with a
,000,000 fine staring him in the
Notices.
NOTHJE—To thoTraaksa rod
I desire to hold a vary important
laating of all tha trustees tad teaeh-
ia th* county atthaOonrt Hoasa
oa Baturday, Sept. 14, at 11 o’clock A.
M. This k vsTy Important sad I ear
nestly reqnsst that ovary oaa ba
present. • 8t*te Bopt of Idosation
Martin will be prs*snt. aa have
a fall BMetisg. H W. Blsok,
8 2141 Co Supt Kd.
BTA TB CF G. 9. GODFREY—I will
as administrator of tbs Relate of G. 8.
Godfrey, deceased, fik my final
turn with the Probate Court for Col-
team county as each administrator on
th* 80th day of September next, and
tametdlataly thereafter apply for dit-
eharg*. B. G. Hyrae, Ad nr.
auk. 90.1907. ^ 4t
NOTICE—The exemioationt for va
cancy la th* 8 C Military Academy
will be held at Walterboro, Friday
Aug 90th, be. ionlof at 8 o'clock e m.
8143; UW Black, Co 8a;.ltd.
NOTICE—The public will please take
notice that wa will ffta thk season
for SOo per huedred poaade, Hat cot
ton Walterboro rotten Oil Oo.
814 St by J DvoaLeha.
NOTIOE—Sealed bide wiU ha reoeirod
by J D voaliahs PreMdeat of Walter-
boro uottea Oil Oa for about 888
ho teak. Based of
; tba rightto wJooiM^
•uai j'd^ISSuS
OB Gw W. BkTBOR:—An
havtag eiabee arainet thk
will present tha eeae* duly
ladmiaBSafi, aad all than
Ik reld estate will aseka pay
ibout to V. C. Rayeor, qaalified a<|-
MlkkMaftaa H.O. Rayeor, Adm.
Tkllft Alkadek, 8. 0.
Beginning with iliis issue i
bes ^in another voting contest.
be different from the other in that it
NOT COrr ANYONE ONE
CENT.
•v jK •
Here is the Plan:
We believe in intelligent advertising and to
stimulate our advertisers to a more intelligent
use of their space, we are going to allow each
subscriber to cast one vote each week, by
means of a coupon in each paper, for the per
son or firm cagying the best advertisment any
week between now and December ist Them;
votes will be kept and at the close of the con
test the advertiser receiving the highest number
of votes will be given
Full Page Advertisement
— 1 111 s—.rat j (
I? t ^
For one insertion. The advertiser receiving
the second highest number wi& be given
^ thud highest
number will be given a
One-QuArter Page
Also the most popular salesman or saleslady
a self-filling
FOUNTAIN PEN will be given the salesman
or saleslady from* the advertising firms receiv
ing the greatest number of votes.
The votes received will be published alter
the ist of September each week. So save
your coupons and VOTE! VOTE!! VOTE!!!
Fill out this blank and send or bring it to
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ISSUE OF AUGUST *L
To The Press mad Standard:
BelMvtog tha! the adverttoameut of ..J,
-• -••m appaarmg inthiB imoetobe
the beat trade puller, I hereby oast one vote for this advertiser, aid for
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Saleslady
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Editor Press and Standard:—
Some of the fanners around here
have began that awful task-
palling fodder, and it to so hot
now for such work.
Paul Thomas, has the fint
open cotton that we have heard
of in this eect ion.
Hammid Hiera, of Denmr.rk
hat been visiting his ancle and
aunt Mr aad Mrs P W Thomas.
Ihe protracted meet iag at
the Smoaks Baptist ehorch closed
last Wednesday afternoon The
Rev Mr Pitts, of Lanreor, amis-
F,to; Under, R, 1 f; Linder, Lash
p; Linder, T, 8b; Linder, Lewis
r f; Linder Berry, • s; Gstch, SI
Oobto, e f.
Smoaks: 2 S 20010,
Mt. Carmel: 0 0 S 0 2 0 S.
Borne Ran Berry, W.
Urafpire Mr Beach.
Scorer Thomas.
Both teams played good ball
Otis Goes* and sister, Mis
Annie Law. of Uotjnd, and Lo
ITtsey, of Stokes spent last Sal
a relay night wit h Misses Mitti
and Carrie Smoak.
Mias Alice Sojourner, of Dec
Buirk to visiting her brothe
ted tbepatoor, Rev G M Sexto*. i£»v J RSojoamer.
in coodocting the meeting. Mr Mtos Alma Folk of Denmarl
Ootton, or Atlanta, Ga, assisted to spending sometime with Mi
in the singing. Mr Cotton has a
fine voice And hit singing was
very mntb ‘appreciated. The
people of fmoekai were fortunate
In having him with' them. He
started a mule claas today.
Smoaks and Mt. Carmel
ball teams crosssd bats on tto*
totters diamond laat Ms turds y
Aug. 10. It was a very interest
ing game. The gfime was called
at the end of the seventh inning.
The final acorn was ? te 0 in
favor of Smoaks. The Jin# np
was as follows; Thomas D, fb, J
Berry, P M, p; Psroey, 8b;^
Berry W, lb; May 1 f, Thomas,
c #; Padgett, c; Garris, 1 f,
Smoak, s s; Oairoll r rf. ^ ,
MW Ossmal Why, lb;Bs**,
Sojonrner.
With best wiehes to The Pit
and Standard. E.
Read the advertisement this we
to Tbe Press and Standard, and n
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Helps Mottos.
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