Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i v 1 ’ ' •v- • a S LOUIS COHEN AND COMPANY s. c. THE HCUHE THAT GIVES SATISFACTION 0R Y011R ^ The Largest Wholesale and Retail Mail Order House In The South Splendid Array of the Newest Fabrics for Spring and Snmmer Wear. Omr ReaxLy'-to.'W'ear G^arments For Ladies, Misses, and Children, Surpass anything in Style ever shown in the South, and they were never so rea- so :ably priced. Send us your Measurements. We Guarantee a Perfect Fit. That hacking cough continues Becau-e yov- fv r ter:“' ?r your powers of rr a _iiz: w —r Take Scott 9 .f Erru? ^ It builds up and screnjthe: ; r ;r entire systein* «Qi It contains Cod Liver Oil arc: 11 ypophosphites so prepared that it is easy to take c.r.d easy to digest. ALL 0^0001373: L>. AKD tl.00 i IHE WORLDS (REATELT SEWIH UCIIIIE LIGHT RUNNING. Ladies and Misses Tailor-Made Suits Made of Silk and Wool Rajah— Plain Striped and Fancy Mixed Wor steds, Plain, Fancy and Phantom- Checked and Striped Panama in Madam Butterfly—Prince Chap and Pony Coat effects, 310.00 to 375.00 FE*R SUIT Walking SKIRTS. For Ladies and Misses. Our new line is composed of Silk Panama— Plain and Fancy Mixtures and Voiles —all cut in the new 1908 models $2.50 to $25.00 Each. . LADIES WAISTS The greatest stock in the South to pick and choose from. White Lawn Waists from the se verely plain to the most elaborately trimmed. 75c. to $15.00 each. White Linen Waists, plain, tucked and hand embroidered $2 50 to $15 each. Lace and Net Waists, Ecru Lace Waists from $2.98 to $20 each. White Lace VVaists from $3-75 to $25.00 each. Black Lace Waists from $6.00 to $15.00 each. White China Silk Waists $2.5010 $7.50 eadi. Black China Silk Waists, $2.5010 $10.00 each. Tofteta Silk Waists $3.75 to $20.00 All tne newest weaves in the most fashionable fabrics are here. Satin Striped Embroidered Voiles, Fillet Voiles, Dotted Etamines and a full line of Panamas. Brilliantines and Fancy Plaid, Striped and Checked Wool Dress Goods. Write us for samples. Our prices are the lowest. WHITE WA&H GOODS Large variety of the latest in finish and weave. Linen Suitings, Figured Madras, Persian Lawns, Plaid Lawns and Lin en Mercerized Chiffons, Plain and Figured Batiste, Linen Lawns, Ox ford Suitings, etc., etc. All at popular prices. T11I«S BANK PAYS '■ -o Compounded Twice a Year Through the United States mail you can open a Saving* Account with this bank and have the benefit of the perfect security offered by its strong financial responsibility. Our plan of banking by mail enables you to deposit or withdraw any amount from one dollar un, as conveniently and safely as if you lived next door. Asa G. Candler, president of the Coca Cola Company, is president of this bank, and its board of trustees is composed of successful business men whose names assure safe and conservative management. Write for booklet, free. TOTAL ASSETS $3,000,000.00 I the 20th for the purpose of raising . funds to pay for lights for the church. It will consist of music, | tableaux, dialogues etc. Mrs B R Bennett seems to be very enthuee- j astic over tha prospect of a huge success, and we leeel sure with such 1 able assistants as Mis F B ’Folk, Mr* W D Bennett Janie Thomp son, Misses Carrie Brunson, Clio Hiers, Essie Jones, W W Cone and others it cannot fail to succeed. Our In'endent B R Bennett, went to Charleston yesterday. J B Miley conducted services in the Vetbodist church Sunday night last in the absence of Rev Belvin. Lodge March 11 J. J. Breland. HUM Sir Isaac Newton. J. evgehtom. .1 dull boy. bt ,,r w btcame the great- r est mathematical ^ v> genius of modern ( times. —T-- V ^ -TJ wwwitetthwaVlbfatlBtSSHattkLRoSAry iuUl*or *BlnftoTtmmd (Cta* Wl -ft) 8ewlacMMlkliM write to PAST Mur mwIrc nachlae* ar« made to *ctl tcocUIm. o* Quality, but tb« M#W to Mda to »«•«. Out ruarmaty orrwr raw out. ■•M toy Stretch Your Legs and be comfortable. Streit patent foot rest is a part of the chair; forms tufted front when not in use. ✓ •, J **.<>. C.raw V X P* n.Mii J .0 * (Hrui ' A P. C«u. Wa. 0. Owns • Vic»?rMi<toul CAMPL3JLBUILDING.-ATLANTA. GA. Lodge News. Editor Press sod Standard—As this community seldoms has any one to herald its greatness and goodness to the outside world 1 thought it might not be too pre- enmptious in me to scribble s few lines for yonr splendid paper. •This little town is the centre of -one of tho flnist sections in this or any other State, it abounds in good things and good people and can boast of as fine merchants and business men ts are to be found anywhere. To begin, here is located the mammoth mercan tile establishment of Bennett A Fox, considered one of the most -complete of its kind to be found anywhere, and whose standing among our people are the highest as also the wholesale people who hawe the utmost confidence in the personnel of the firm. They •do an immense business, and are patting in a saw and grits mill and a modern ginnery system. Then are also other mercantile establishments loeated here, and , business, all to do a good among whom may be mentioned J A Padgett, W W Cone, T B Miley A Oo, R 0 Jones. Miss Phoebe Riser Millinery and laat but not least onr genial Frank Folk, who runs the Coonty Dis pensary here. The Lodge High School pre-1 s'ded over by Prof. J H A Car ter, is one of the best institotions for the instruction of boys and girls in the intermediate grades in the State. **Fraser” is s “dandy” tare and we are much pleased with his work, as also with his able assistant, Miss Bessie Smith. Hon W D Bennett and his charming wife have returned from Columbia where Cot Ben nett went for medical treatmeak They are staying at present with Mr and Mrs B R Bennett Col. Bennett is improving rapidly. Miss Eva Hacks of Hampton, is spending some tune with Mrs Hearse. Tbs Isdiss of the Melodist charoh have deckled to gne an aafcctoto- ment at the Church on tho might of Stati of South Carolina, COUNTY OF COLLETON. Court of Common Pleas. Copy Sammons for Belief. (Compl tint Served.) Bernard L. Cox, Plaintiff, sgaimt Philip Moultrie, Defendant. To the Defendant aforesaid: YOU are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action of which a copy is herewith served upon yon, and to serve a copy of yonr aaawnr to the said complaint on tha eabeoriban at their office at Walter- hero, 8.0.. within twenty days after the serv oe hereof; exclusive ot the day of snob service; and if yon fall to an swer the complaint within tha time eforeeald, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief de manded la the complaint. Date May 9th, ▲. D. 1907. HOWELL & GRUBER, Plaintiff's Atterneys. Kennedy's Laxative - Cough Syrup eovrini qpur aid tut X this ace of doubt many of our most cherished legends are being assaulted, the various apple sto ries along with the rest. There have been at least three famous apples in lilstory—the one eaten by Adam and Eve, the one shot off his son's head by William Tell and the one whose fall suggested to Sir Isaac Newton the law of gravitation. Despite the scoffing of the higher criticism, we still cherish these pippins and am determined to stand by them. Newton was rather a dull boy and was literally kicked into .exertion. He stood at the foot of his class and one day was booted by the boy higher up. The Newtonian spirit was aroused by this, indignity, with the result that young Isaac not only whipped the kicker, but determined to go ahead of him In the class. This he did, and more, for be went to the head of the row and stayed there. The second spur to effort received by the young man came at the time he Bought admission to Cambridge univer sity. He knew so little shoot Euclid that the professor of mathematics op posed admitting him. Newton there upon determined to know Euclid aod succeeded so well that he became the greatest mathematical genius of mod ern tlmea. Voltaire started the story of the ap- 1 that fen and hit Newton so hard tha young man determined to find ant what mafia it fall if so great a skeptic as Vattaira could swallow tha story, there Is no reason why It rttould no| to aecepted by the-other skeptics. When Sir Isaac first mads his com putations on the subject of gravtta- ttoo, hs was misled by the erroneous notions tbon hold of the length-of (ho oarthO radius. He therefocn abandon ed g» theory temporarily. Later tha error was corrected, when he returned Us the outiset completed the demon- 1Ad gave it to the world in his "PrincftpU.” tha meantime ha had mafia his ak . squally famous discoveries cou- _ fight, dividing white light Into the primary cotosa and daimiiintng the ef refraction between thn did much In perfecting tbs tti* gave to mathematics latsgraJ and differential calculus and made el er contrtbutiaus to science which mar al him as the chief intellect ef fils a| Morris Chairs wear well—each one guaran teed—your security of satisfac tion. We can show'yoo some beautiful Streit Chairs, richly carved, leather or velours. Call and see them. Fine Furniture, Floor Coverings Pictures, Mantels, etc. Also The Eclipse Cloanable Ra nge rator. COWPERTHWAIT & CO 28-1 King Street, CHARLESTON, 8. 0. News Around Ritter. Editor Press 1 nl Standard:—This scribbler has been silent so long tLat I shall hare to ask for admittance into your band,of may writers again. For no cause I should add, as our people put themselves second to none, therefore there is no reason why the news should not be gsthered up every week and let our county friends know that we’are still among the living. Our oommnuity was saddened to hear of the d^th of our beloved pas« tor Rev J. M. Collins, who died in the {taper Hopital last Wednes day afternoon. Rev. Collins was loved by all of our people and one among the beat preachers we have had for sereral years. The Ebeneser school is progressing nicely under the management of Mias Louise Thames. We Tare hav ing very nioe weather and the fanners are using every opportunity in getting their land ready for plant ing. On Wednesday night a good many young folks assembled themselves at the home of B W Goodwin to en gage in ground nut aheUiig gr aa called a pinder shelling after the ground nuts were shelled they en gaged in a few plays which was very much enjoyed by all. Misma Belle and Essie Cone visit ed relatives below Green Pond last week. Miss Ruby Johns is visiting Mist Florrie Carter of Ritter. Mrs Ben Thompson of Stokes visited her mother of this place last week. B F Stanley and Ruth Gray of Vornville, were guests at the home of J P Thomas last Friday. -' Clyde Drawdy who has been en gaged in railroading with the Sen Board Air Line in Fla, has returned home and accepted a position with the Colleton Mercantile Co at Ritter. Miss Battle Warren, bat returned to her home in Charleston after spending several weeks at this placei With best wishes for the Press and Standard. Z. Z. Z. IN THE DISTRICT COURT 0? THE UNITED STATES. FN THE DISTRICT IF SMTI DAMIRA. M RAIKMPT6Y. IN THI MATTER OF GRACE A WARREN. Bankrupt. Totbe Creditors of tha above Bank rupt: NoUoe is hereby given that on tha 18th day of March, A D. 1908, tha above named Bankrupt waa duly adju dicated Bankrupt, aad that tha first meeting of their creditors will be held aft the office of F1CKEN, HUGHES * FICEEN, No. 17 Broad Street, Charles ton, 8. C., on the 8rd day of April A D. 1908, at 12 o’o’ock noon, aft whkk time the said creditor* may attend, prove their claims 4 appoint u trustee, eremhie >he Baakrupt aod tramact such ether burinsh as may properly come before mid masting. It'is proposed to oou- rider the immediate sale of tha Bank rupt’* property, or a proposition for oompoaitioa * EDWARD W HUGHES, Referee in Bankruptcy. March 91,1908. VOTE—Tha Proof of Claim muat ha iaaooordauee with tha form by tha Supreme Court of tho - 3 Talking Seed Her Her. It has been estimated by a famous statistician that a woman tnlka eight times as much as a man; that ebe ut ters on an average 9^08 day, whereas only 108 oome These figures may not be but the fact remains that tha who is a great talker Is Invariably fU- bust and full-chested. Don! oough your hand off whan you la guaranteed Remedyia Rasa leaded tor cnudiuu es ns ptses- luxattvu from the •J ant to take, la expefiiagthe for. hoaree-nem and all Guaranteed. Sold by Wattoftoro Drug Co res; r*o had a try* For that Terrible Itehiag. •tssr aad salt rhaua i's Salvo vrOa j Mm M U. tori*. "Z T.- Inn. Tug la tho days tit r* Ona of gun of •Ttoflrtiwto |i * :n'f ri \\ <T; •*«. .. 1 Ith a ‘•'x