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VOL. XXX. VVALTERBORO, S. C, OCT. 16, 1907. NO. 10. Solve The Puzzle. 1 To the person sending us the correct answer to this puzaje and the best article of not more than 200 words about the answer, we will give •as a prize a copy of the Traitor, Thomas DixonV new and latest novel. The rnswers must all be in by 12 o’clock, noon, Friday October 25th. 'This contest is open to every one. Cantreville Needs No Diskivery. No, Mr Editor, Centerville 'does not need to be” diskivered” for it is being diskivered “ daily by a" hundred jcrsonson business bent, and the fact is this pencil pusher li*8 ti:ne to give to news gatheiin^ and hence has nothing to write, unless I should write, up the coiners and goers and in that case yon would have to get out a four page supplement to the Press and Standard to holdthe names. But I rise to suggest that the Press and Standard move to Center* ville, for surely the sledge 1mm- tner blows of the Editor would bo :more effective in this young town than in the callous old town <ot Walterboro. We have a good school build ing, but I am sure this town could not stand the.broad side «lap which Walterboro received last week and not be moved to cetion. * We have advantages which Walterboro 1 has net. Our business men are broad and literal, and there is not a man in town who will not allow bis neighbor to pump up his bicycle on his land, for they all believe that air is public property. There has recently been a n^w upper rojm in toajUittoti up, and Isee a strange goat capering about the piacj and i am made to wonder if the Maufeons are not going to organise a lodge here* Theec fellows do not talk much and one can only judge by what ha secs aud not waul 1.0 bears. Your correspondent of Bootle asks why some o m does not cotnp out and help ”J. l>. 1).” ; 11 the figbt for i robibiUon. Uad any one else titou.’lit of this? can any one answ 3r bis pectmout ques tion? What suy you piohibi- tionirts, what say you wives and mothers,’ what say you gentle men who have amr petitions in hand and have not heeded my many calls to turn ihotu in? lias it occnred to you that when you are not l;t.'l|.ing you are hinUcr- ing the aorfc, that if you do not push tho wagon forward your .influence falls 6 upon the wheels «• brakes to impede its progress? 1 have nine petitions in hand with almost enough names to urder'lhe election and there, are eight others out which if 1 could a in, would surely run. u« far the necessary number. Shall I wiite each of you gen- fc’emen a personal letter, or drive to your homes and moke a personal request? But I am coming for them one of these days and save you the expense of mailing them to me. Classified Advertisements. FOHSTWLE. FOR SALE—We am overntockrd on cook ftU vMi and must nduce our *fock. Now in the time to a “?*«nnjr ^onih" at a low price. Biown FornitQ'e tk Hardware Co. FOR •LALF—Th»ee detirahle horeea, w*-ll -Fttied aod comfortable —E. H. .lone-,> 10-9 4t FOR SALE—Triple coat tar roofina jwi’er at Browu Furuiture A Hard ware Co. FOR SALE—300 acre of land 100 am a cleared 5 mile* from Walter boro Apply to L G Owena. Sheriff. FOR BALE—Fall line barnem, aaddlea, bridle*, collar a, llnea, etc, at Brown Furnitore and Hardware Co. FOR ^ ALE—Second-hand iron mfe; w>i»rht 1600 lb*. For part ice lara a plv to R. F. Hninina, Oman Pond, 8. O. For Sale. 1 no S Lombard Saw mill, 1 - fifty home power Lombard retain tabular boiler, 111 x IS Atlaa aide crank engine 1 forty inch cat off sew, Hbettin* etc, 6 lojr carts, t naw, bal ance in (rood repair, 8 heavy teem two million feet of ebortaadloea pine umber within 2 mi lea of mtlt now located at Oooaawhatctie 8. o. on 4 Ac L Railway. Property in first c’.a** »bape Plenty of other timbar e-si y aa< ured For price address Aunewdh Hobertaon, Branson, 8 c WANTED—About thirty acreM sandy I'wro aoil in O-lleton co on or near A O L Ry. Will rent or bnv. Give full informat! n' Addreaa V K C 657 Edaewood Avenue, Atlanta, Ga. W ANTED—5oo cords pine wood. Ap ply to Walterboro Cotton Mills or J. T. McGregor. WANTED—To contract with a shingle KCiter. tf J W Carson. BUSINESS LOCALS. 10.000 feet (.rosae^ flooring and ceil- int; ut J W Caraou'i.. Fall «mt* for Brick Store. man and boy at the Razor. Strop. Brn«h and Soap al]._(or $1 MS st Waterboro Drug Co. Kleins pec'onal embrocation prevext* and cnie* croup 85c the bottle. Pine apple chunk locla per can. II S ! Glover ' The new cntlery jo*t opened by the ; Waltertoro Diug Co tai l interest ydu Necco ( bocola*e almonds, frozen pad ding and other Necoe tlaimies, 10c the box at Kleins. Do not buy a horse or mule till yon saa C D May’s new stock. Legal Department. Conducted by R. G W. BRYAN, Mag istrate, Bryan, 8 C. Address all communications to K. G. W. Bryan. PROGRAMME. •' - - Methodist K E M stands for Kleins Eureka Med- Call and get U—A Boker Razor, Walterboro Drug Co Kodak films developed, prioted and | mounted by competent photographer, Kleins Tty “He No Tee H. W. Bleak, Jr. Right Rasor, Right shave, Right price. Walterboro Drug Co. Make it a point ‘to see my stock of horses and males before you bay. C D Msy We are carrying a fall line of one and two horse Rnseah wagons, Oxford Bag- gtfee, lap robes, boggy and wagon bar- aess. Brices to sou the customer. Wal ler boro Live 8ioc« and Vegioie Oa, H W Biaca, Jr, manager. Walterboro, 8.0., Oct. 12. ’07 Messrs 'l baiu«a A Walker, Agents American Live Block Co., Genilemen:—1 have this day received check for one bundled dollars trom the American Live 8toca Insurance Co., iu settlement of lore by death of one borae in so red by said company under policy 1053 1 believe the Company Is fair and square and will pay all jost claims promptly. X advise an o * nei ot live stoc« io insure lu your company. Thanking yon tor your prompt settle ment Yours very truly, hilcox, Bud get!, Ca> ter & Co. Part of Chapter xxlv, Free public schools. ‘‘Duty of Boards ci Tinatees.” See 1211, Civil oode of South Carolina Vol 1. i The board of Trustees in each : School district shall take the man element and control of the local edu cational intenut of the Batqe and shall visit each school district at least ones in eacn school term and shall be sub- jeot to tbe supervision and orders of ihs county board of education. ' Bee. 1212. The board of trostees shall bold a regular^session iu their school distriots at least two weeks before the commencement of any or every tehool term for the transaction ot any and all business necessary to the prosperity ot the schools with power to adjourn from time to time and hold special meetings at any time or place when'Called upon by tbe chairman or any two members of tbe board. Sec. 1217 It seall be unlawful for a school umsiee to receive pay as a teacher of a free public soaooi. Sec. 1218 Tne board of trustees shall also have authority and u shall be their duty, lac to provide suitable Sunday School Conference. FRIDAY MORNING SESSION, 11 o’clock. Devotional Servii e, conducted by S. D. Vaughn. Enrolment of members. Response, Hon. J. C. Goodwin. AFTERNOON SESSION 3 O’CLOCK. Song service. Reading minutes of morning sea* si on. Enrolment of additional members. How may we obtain better Spirit* ual results from our Sunday School work? Miss Bertie Glover, Rev. S« D. Vaugh, and J. D. Utsey. The Sunday School in its relation to adult members of the church, Rev. J. L. Daniel. J. D. Ackerman. The value of the teachers meet* ings, Rev. H. B. Harby, J. J. Folk* NIGHT session, 7:30 o’clock. Song service. . 8 o’clock, preaching by Rev. J. R, Sojourner. SATURDAY MORNING SESSION, 10 k o’clock. Devotional service conducted by J. D. Risher. Reading Minutes. Short reports from delegates. The pcssibilities and the great op* portunities of the Sunday School, Rev. T. L. Belvin. M. P. Howell and J. D. Risher. Should an unconverted person be given a class in the Sunday School? G W Glover. Evaporat'd apples and peaches.—H W. Back, Jr. Court. »> Magistrate Brvan baa tried one W, Kev. J. R. Cxtpeland and J. J. Pad. Ala^i tr ite 15 yan has tried one U1 g Ut ie regard Lu any school huUite gett. or two rulher important cases aliettUy built or ^ procure a f M afternoon session. well as to all other circumstances How may we arouse greater in B**m Butter a lb, always on ice at this week Wednesday he was One yvvrd uiQro Mr. Editor W. Black, I am off the line. U seetlift that when the artesian well changed j ARE \0U OUT OF A JOB? if yoti hands Pinky lost interest in it, and you arc not keeping us posted as you were wont to do. Please tell Pinky about it and; we will a'I ’’hold the phone” engaged pretty .nearly all day in pry^r to be cousiderd so as best to terest in our Sunday'Schools. Mias the trial of Buuyau iiiott \s Ar- p ioniote tbe educational interests of E Fishburne, Hon. J as. E. Peun* thur Evans, dam and delivery tie j r ^^trioL f°y* D - Hudson, Lroits filings, liio .t trying to eti- i; t To employ teachers from those Can a nomissionary Sunday (orev land lords lean for rout haytiig wrtitiwv*# from their County expect to train consecrated Yours trulv, J. B. D. Hound Oct 14th 1907. TELLS HOW TO MIX IT A Wall Known Authority Caros Direc tions to Prepare Simply Yot Ro- niarhabj^ Hooso - Mixture. A Well—-Known authority on Uheumatism givM the reader* of a large New York daily paper the fol lowing valuable, yet simple and harmless preaoription, which any one oaueaaily prepare at home: Flnid Extract Dandd|lb0r one-half ounce; Compound Kargpo, one eunce; Compound tiffnp Sarsaparilla, three ounesf. 'M • MixbysbaU^well in a bottle, and take a lampoonftrl after each meal and at brat^me. He state* tfrmt the ingredients can he Obtained from any good prescrip tion pharmacy at Small opft. end, be ing of vegetable extraction, are harm less to take. v ' ' wv Thw pl.-Hunt mixture, if taken reg* nlary fora few days,'.is said te over- are, and can . furnish good ref erences. and want to make more money than you can make other wise without capita], tnen write to the Carolina Mutual Fire Insur ance Company, Spartanburg, S. C., lor an Agency . We have thirty-five good agents, in the State making big money for themselves. WHY NOT YOU? 10-2-4t • * a * • a farm, which he olaimed ho Uad rented to Evans. Evans claimed he had bought the place and had not leuted it. Plaintiff was rep- Boanl of Examiners or from fid State Board of Education, and fix their salarus, and to discharge tbe same when good and sufficient rea Get one of the “History of Walter boro Coart House’’ beet cards while they last. Terry A Shaffer. Elegant line of Amoaky ginghams at The Brick Store. Kodak* and kodak snppliee at KUens. Highest prices paid for cotton—wa load tne market. Col Mar A Mfg Co. The old Phoenix Life Inaaranoa Go., is represented by Jno. M KUen Ladies cloaks at Tha Brio): Store. Kliens Malt Extract for tha ladies. Lev-gins and hunting aboea at tha Bncs Store. KUen* Malt Extract, excellent nerve tome. Alwiys on hand a complete line of Waik Over Shoes. You resented by J.£. Griffin, Esq., gooi for *o doing present tnemaelve* defendant bu J.G. Padgett, Esq. subject to the supervision of the Magistrate’* decialou was in fa- j County Board of Education. vor of plaintiff, the defendant gave notice of appeal. Friday wascouaumed in the trial case of Dr.W.A. Kirby vs J.R, Laurence. Claim and delivery proceeding* for tbe pot session of one black getter dog aumeod Hex. Dr. Kirby claimed that he had lost his dog about Febuary last. 1907 anti that subsequently he had seen what be took tb be his dog cu the the streets of Walter boro and that he had called him and that he answered to the nanr.e Hex. This dog had hewn presented to him by P.lt Stokes of St. Stokes, 1.W. Minus, J.O. Biittley of St. George., P.M. Jaques, J.J . ■ • .i* «•* A ^ . A . . JA . _ beat Ike Brick Store. “ aow ^ are George. lie hab qtuto an jirray New views of Walterboro—post card* Terry A bhaffer. Dont forget th*t we are in buMnees for your hrelth call and see ns. Walter boro Drug Co. , Coffee 10 l21-20-23ct* per lb H S Glider , * K i-n* Malt Extract nutrition* will but (1 yon up. No general or special School Trustees sbali hereafter employ any teacher who has not a oertiticate to teach in the free pnOlie school of the Stats. » This provision, however, not to affect the employment of any teacher now teaching in any of tbe schools of the special school distriots. Pro vided further. That the Trustees of any-such school shall always have the right and power to impose any additional examinations and qualifi cations they may deem proper before or after employing any teScheis. Provided also, Ttut all fands of the free pubho schools ot this state other than those arising from the ! Workers for Christ? Mias H. E Malone, W. W. Smoak, Jr. ,, Some ways of introducing the study of missions into the Sunday School. Miss Estella Smoak, Rev. W. A. Wimberley, and Dr, H. W, Black. Election of officers. NIGHT SESSION. 7:30 o’clock. Song service. 8 o’clock, preaching by S. D* Vaughn. aUNDAY 11 o’clock preaching. 4 o’clock, Sunday School Mkst Meeting ■ —' *—* ■■■ .. - Teacher’s Association Mists u The County Teachere Assoeia* tiou met Saturday morning about 11 o* clock at the Academy here. Press. O.J.D. Caldwell presiding. A good attendance of teachers, patrons and trustees were pres ent. The feature of the meeting was an address by Miss Mary T, Nance, president of the school special layy of special school districts Improvement Association. Miss ab.l! be paid out of tbe count,. ; N * nca ‘‘ fo ' 1 . 0 / Kntlmtiaim, ot.. Siuenth, E.A. Dill of Cottage-^ r ~*'* wu ” > '^ her work aod for an hour held th% tm-wr upon .«nuia dul, Touched and „ iaw , „ tell , ion of he ““? ville aud Dr A*P. Walterboro ''‘ by the school Trustees of theidienco. ... , . , respective schools or school districts 1 The object of this School fn®. Mr. Laure,nco claimed that Hto lLe lawa provement Associaticn is to hot dogliehasanswering tiithenumei wui lAi<0l|(K>la . |ter in every way tho coddi- hrdiik jhtiB parciiaseil by bitu it* ^ . r*s * .. . . * tioun of tho riir«*iI 8otifx>l8* This *■ *^i a *X^vl a Olllv fit ^ Ollcirl 8tO | ^ ^ | . .. * fa l ^ i ^ Ofk was ^ttrt,e»l in 19f)2 by Dr. ° ,y al a party whoso name he does not when the best interest of tbe school* d,h. Johnston, •btoiuteiy comfortable I h-* lines ^Norti. Sol.I r [)«. *l«riy A Soult^r * t . t Hot Artier st Kliens, Do no’ toqrai tliHt wf csrrv jifn l hm with- of liiir iWrtUf uo‘1 cutlery of Coi «tr Js aii^ Co. ^ .o . .1 u , re mem ter. He proved by S.H. come Hlnmat anv ease.of Rheumatism. v &s»uiL-r Br ° W ^ ptrrineau S;u««k that iie iiad The j>am aiu, swelling, if any, dimin i*hed wiih each dose, until ferma cent results ore obtained,' and out itgurii g '/thir stomach. While there «re iruby # called Ttbenma- A Knifo^w ynnr wife. Knife for .. ^ ‘ , your sritl * Knife tor for your boy \V.tl tisin remedies, patent medicines, etc. j trboro Diuk c j. *> "Sf fe-i M.» b.u,l co!.r.4'p»t r.rd. of coll rv.lt, (rive pcnnuiont results, .nd Uim.ii; III, lUhii'r, ill th. bniiiU K' rcr . . . • . the above will, no dou«, be greatly two iiuourMi ye »r*. For sale omy by ant has filed not ice oi appeal. ! anreciated l»y umny surferifiti here at; Terry & thnffor make it nwvesary. 4. To call nieetingg of the president of Win^irop Odlet'e, with 3. char- fcv.*r incnitiers, Tuere is- now itk jolt this dog January jbth " >»h | qua jjf le j e i tfClorg 0 f tlie f ur nienibership .1700, and crowing S.h. ^moak to keep tor him. C.B.; m r*x*xd to the school Miaa ^^nce urged the nj. Gatch was al^o w11n *Sk tor the . , . ce j > ! ity of having comfortable an kino®. (l ,; f ^ 1 j ail r.j e.patti!etr appeared tl,ere0 'J ac which ' for the | lainiil and C C-^Tracy the Chairman or other nirinb lor 1 ho fiftoiivianl. Tho defendant bjard bhall preside, if preseut. demanded»» trial by jury nhich 5. To take care tt Uianage uud was ^nmted, thoir veidicf heinz control ihe scqooI proijierty of the in tavor of 1 Ian*'iu. II c ilofond- 4 Z this time. Inquiry at the drufe stores of this neighl•orhot>d elicits >the information that there drugs ale harmless and nan be bought separately, or the druggists here will mix the prescrip tion for our readers if asked to, ” ■ ■ Marriages Invitations have been received in town 1 to the marriages of Miss Loti tie Garris, former of Smoaks, now of Charleston, to Mr. Hodges of Mariain, Thursday Oct 17th, and Miss Julie Henderson formerly of Waterboro, now of Charleston, oo Mr. E. H. Robertson, Tuesday 4et. 22nd. 1907. / * v- y,, ' - ^ ' £. n< take yonr meainre soli a> iha Brick 8tore for u fal , U M C varirhtgreat the Brick $rorfe. Fimntain syriog*, vreat vsrletv, *v- caliaut oq tor $1 at Klamt. ' 'l Finest lira uf rtre-a *oit cssfa aod trnuk.t-vcr showu iu WaltertKiro at Tka Brlek Store. r If A Painful Accident. Prof. L S. Betty was /tand near the rafiroad trade at the depot < Friday evening when the train came in. Some one hadrei.her maliciously or carelessly dropped a cartridge on the track which explored when nitwn’* Heart R*m<tt]y, Ruaiantent struck by the front wheel of the at KwiiM. ' ; | locomotive; the bullet strikhig Prof No s tematore lOot par can u 8 Glover I B e uy on the chin, inflicting a pain- Rwi Croa* shore are adantiffl^iy | f a i wound. It is fortunate a more ntadM anu give perfect comfort au 1 t. ot _ k . K*« n dkaairt Styw. Wa cnaraatre evjry vulnerable spot had not been struck ?uy «>f havinu coinf*triable intt-iiug* we jj t( j U ,p e( | School buildings »?r of the M .nd tho advisahility of having libcsri"!* in every rural school. At the coticluaiou of her address tlie county Improvement. Asro- ciation wus tanned With miss .. - . , v’anie Woekley of Salkahatchie lo visit me public freetchoos ;H8 pteadent and MBs KsteliA. of their districts trom time to lime, | Smoak of lietlsiiij^ir, as roc rotary aod to take care that they are 000..: Miss Weekley was aioo appointed ing ducted acconitug to law aud_witti aa X’ounty Organizer, r Every ‘ th. uimait tlBaiaoT.* / twclivr | : ro-e»t thocounty - r,u. . 1 . . . * 4 Associaimu. Xitelt next meeting . %,,.bMlb.ril^to o«.| wmbehol(lal|h< , w '^ J all bridge* or ferries free of charge tte next moetiug of the County when they are travelling on official 1*rach/is Association, the ticeond. beMuese, Bryan, Sept 27. ^ with two stale tickett in the field those Massachusetts Detpo- aUheforce v ith which thiscartridee cruts seem tletermined to BV*e*up -tkaonr Vioot wtudW^Yiaoi f u^- explodsd would have teen sufficient to traditions 0^ latter-day Denx>- pair G*-l Mar and W« eearaa MlgGo. •' - • 1 it, frjjt Saturday in November. At' the conclusion of NanciqV address^ Mi r * Smoak readTa paper on the vis&bilily of Grading Co Schopla. Dr.Q.W. Black, Nnnoo aud W4 ' t *. k psrt in > _ * I w>i :