Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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t II ft i. f. ift 1 $ ■ • B & WISBUIITIFIERS Improvement At Furman Greanville, 8ept. 1(».—Before the commencement last Jane it 9ahte of a Welfare League’s Cru- wa« that practicallj all tade Already Apparent r * ,e *i orm ^ or . v •pace had been applied lur the next session. A large number of the*e applica tion!* were from new etudeut^ (|L> ( but many of the incoming fresh- j *PICE OF LOTS ADDED TO. jr Owr»**-« In Evanston, iii h i * “ I . • , • ;,i How Roaliso ttio Eonoflt—How tho | man claw were left to be provid- ^ re Viitago Hat Boon Improvod tn a Fow ed for . Yoart. j a new dormitory providing Arthur Herndon*and Bass Wal- for 54 students had been built iui^cr visited Miss Lula Atkinson the summer of 1907. It was ^ n,1 a v afterU(M>D * tilled at ouce and the trostees at | Mi^s Adams and mftt-iier spent i last Tnei^iay with Miss Pearl Dots From Stokes Stokes, Sept 9, Special:—The farn ers are bnsy picking cotton and we are having some nice weather for gathering cotton. Mos Lula Atkinson was the gueet of Miss ’ Edith Bennett Sunday last. Mi«s Alma and Viola Huffman Miss Mamie Strickland. The vlllMffr oT Kvanoton, III., was MU ip in » few years on the site of • Lumber of daily fsnns lying be tween WslMt HiiU and Norwood. There were no natural trees on the*** farms, sod the n**ult was the new Tillage was without ntuule. All the streets in the village were paved with ferlrk^and the reflection of tlie hot sun on a summer day made the need of ■hade tree* all the more marked. * . Three years ago the Welfare uaaorls- dormitory, Montague hall, their June meeting were con fronted w ith an imperative si*ua- 1 Herndon of Doctor s Creek tinn domandintr fnrthpr «*TT*an-I Spent StllldHt with MlSt tion demanding further expan- j •P® sion of the dormitory facilities. Zander-, f he enlargement of the largest was rho Miss Lilia tion of Evauatou apiiointod a commit-|d e t erni i|j e (i upon, and plans tee on shade tn*o«. and this committee called upon every lot owner in tht> vil lage and urged the planting of trees twenty-five feet apart along the curb line. This requost wsa licartiiy re- •ponded to, aaya the ('incinnati Com mercial Trllxise, and resulted in the planting of tssi hard maples, each about twelve fi-et high. The work waa done by an expert. •who planted the tree* scientifically and mulched them carefully. Each tree •was then provided with a wire tme box, ao a* to u* carefully protected. | aD( l provides dining room space The comiuith** 1* still In existence, for 150 more. *° visited her DOG DAYS. Blowing about the extrk big bargains we’re offering in Summer Suits now on dis play in our north window, re duced to $7.75. Every one of them fully guaranteed. All other Suits at corre spondingly low prices. a Exceptional bargains now oftering in fine Panama Hats. We have the correct shapes and all sizes up to 7 1-2. You Attention Ladies! Mrs. W. A. Black has just received from Northern Markets a full line of the latest and most up-to-date Ladies’ Dress Goods, Laces, Embroideries, Hats, etc, She will be pleased to show these to her friends and customers. Her new Check Serge for dressess is the latest thing out. Try a dress of this. were drawn by a local architect for that purpose. These plane called for the addition of three important sections to the build ing, one at each end for students rooms, and one at the rear for a dining room. The end sections ^und here attended the worlds fair last Saturday at Mr Iliers. Mrs II L Breland sister last Sunday. Miss Docia Morris of this I save f 2 to $2.50 on the price. plac«* has been visiting her mother near Lodge. Messrs Eddie Morris aiftl Monnie Bennett went to Charles ton last week ou business. A goo’ many people from are three stories high; the rear section is one story, 75 by 116 feet and each y*Hr it Ins planted mblittonal tree* where none bad lieen planted be fore or where trees have died. There ■re now over 1,200 of these trees in the village, and Umse which were ptanted three year* ago have grown enough to give conitiderable shade and to lend lieauty and charm to the scene. In the transformation the old dining room is divided by a lengthwise partition, the rear half becoming the kitchen and the front half given up to bath owner feared that the leaves of the trees would dog (be gutters and down ■pouts; others *aid the roots would rip up the sidewalk*, while still others said the time would come in fifty ycara •r more when (lie trees would be so dense as to hIhW out the light. Ths committee, then-fore, had to argue the rooms* The whole building has The comm It lee bad some opposition ' . • , f electric light*, to overcome. Ocraakiuallir a property been ireQ g _ These improvements are rapid ly approaching completion; and when they are finished Furman will have four well equipped dormitories on the campus, besides several smaller cottages point* in favor of trees, the iicnuty of available for students. r the budding fdinge in the spring, the i rn j, or tant purchases of life-size plaster costs tor the new library were recently ma<le in Boston, {rimy of the Miinmer and the spiemlsr of the colors in the fall They presented the fact that the tree Is a purifier of the atmosphere The inc i u j m g ettlgies of Shakespeare, esrboiue add gas which Is exhaled) n 1 1 ur from the piiigs of human i-eings and Milton, Ilumbolt, rranklin. wtiich is poison to animal life is a!)- Socrates, Dante and others, sorted liy tlit* leaves of trees and I* , the food of pifltit life. Thus vefeetatlou , . ttru-* \xr onmeit lier'ini the otrsoi-plicrie lialauce and con- YoiltH Kills A Whit© Inr Om3n ■ tribute^ to the health of mankind. , , . 0 , f . . I alike. Every one Inih exisTlenced the de- J Anderson, bept. 8.—-Maj Je lights of a rest under the shade of a fc| ro( l 5 a white Woman about 40 tree on a hot suiuiner day. Not only I • , • 1 "r. 1 <1o«*h the tr«s» contribute to comfort liy ! y* ars old, died in the hospital mitigating the rays of the suu. but the here Mt G 0?clock thg morn ing as the result of a gunshot wound indicted by Calbouu Donald a Curly Haired Girl. High School At Branchville The Branchville high school will optNt Monday September 28. The prospects for thecomming session are bright, and it is to l>e hoped that the attendance will be better than ever before. The following are the teachers: i’of. W (i Martin, Misses Elmira Hanlin, Bertie Clifton and Estella Smoak. Prof. Martin and Miss Hardin will teach the same trades they taught ia°: year and Misses Clifton and Smoak the other grades. Miss Cliftoh is from Darlington, but has been teaching in Henderson, >' . C. She is a voting ladv <4 ability * A * an l experience and w»ll prove an exo lent adition to tlie *each- ing force. Prof. Martin and Miss II n!in will be gladly wel- by scholars and patrons Tlmir ell.cient services I laspyeai ma le triends of all. BENTSCHNER & TISANKA, S. E. Cor. King and Hasell sts Charleston, S. C JAMES E. PECRIFur. JNO. H. PfcORIPOT PEDRffOY BROTHERS. Attorneys mod Counaellors at Law. All Buiintsi givsa Prompt Attsatioa. OVER the press AND STANOARO. RTALTERBORO. - - - 8. C. inn. niii MRS. A. BLACK THE LADIES STOKE. Kodol For Dyspepsia Will Relieve You Almost Instantly. Rent Estate, Brokerage aud Iiisuranc-Y LOANb NEOOTIAT1D. Housfca to Opposite the WALTEKBOKO. 8. t:. Kodol supplies the same digestive Juices tiiat are found in a healthy stomach. Being a liquid, it starts digest ion at once. Kodol not only digests your food, but helps you enjoy every mouthful you eat. You need a sufficient amount of good, w holesome lood to maintain streqgtli and health. But, this food must be digested thoroughly, otherwise tlip pains of Indigestion and dyspepsia are tlie result. When yoursA.omach cannot do its work properly, take something to help your stomach. Kodol is the only tiling that will give ‘the stom ach complete rest. Why? Because Kodol does the same w ork as a strong stomach, aud docs it in a natural way. So, don’t neglect your stomach. Don’t L ome a chronic dyspeptic. I*eep y ^ir stomach healthy and stron, by taking a little Kodol. You < n’t have to take Kodol all the ti: ». You only take it when you m. it. Kodol ir* perfectly harmless. Our Guarantee Go to your druitpiM today and get a dol lar tiottlf. Th<-n after you have used tbs entire rontenu of tlie bottls If you honestly say that It lias not done yoa any vood, return the bottle to tbs drumistaad he will refund your mooey wltoout ques tion or delay. We Will then pay the drug gist. Don't hesitate, all druggists know thatour guarantee Is good. Thlsofferap- plles to the large bottle only and to but one in a faintly. The targe bottle contains^ times as mui h as the fifty cent bottle. Kodol is prepnred at the laborator ies of E. C. Do Witt & Co., Chicago. For sale by Waiterl>oro Dru^ Company. trees lboms*»lves cool the atmosphere and teyd to luslnttilu a fixed, eipinbie tpuijiera'tiire Tills is so well under stood that the New York County Med ical gocletjr sotue years ago passed w rpsoliition In wbleh It found that one of the best luesiis of dimlnlslilug the death rate among children in our cities is the csltlvatioii of an adequate num tier of tn*e* in the streets. A ijr one esu tell the difference be tween the air of a fo.rest with its brac ing nxona and tlie stuffy hot air of a treejesa city street The air in the woods contains less bacteria and dust particles sud other air impurities than doe- the atmosphere removed fnuu the vicinity of trees. Trees Invite outdoor life. For tostsiice. In Evanston before the advent of shade trees there were hours on u hot summer's day when the chil dren \v -re driven from the sidewalks and the lawns by the blistering rays of the smi and sought refuge indoors. Now the)' gather under the shade of the little trees, <qid year by year their opp rtuniticH lu this counectiou wiil be broadened. The foregoing advantages of trees apply strictly to cities where It has | a j ate l, our tonight however, DO been more or loga difficult to persuade , , , » 1 t pro* erty owners to plant. So much has had been made, so tar as been said aismt the devastation of the j could be learned here, for, a* throughout ttw country, so r lhe ghootiuK occurred in a mu' ’1 has Ihh-u argued with reference ! 1 * .1 to Roods, drougiit. wiuda, the washing l some 3fX)0 jards irom the aV .y of soil and the like, that the n« house, where the woman with lm. .1 law. In. ln-couw or.iu>.-a to wveM | otl , cr( w „ picking cot- .h<* neeils of the preservation ,»f our 1 * , 1 for. >ts. hml going haud m linml with j ton. ttmi agitatiwii comes the realisation of j iSylvepter Donald, a brother of tlu. a,!,'uonll. cl'lc ,nj j th • who ti re J the (hot, le planting s tree the hole should , *be 'nrge enougli to spread out nil the ' together with peveral others awo.s. it h a mistake to cut up the { (rom the section, came for the TOOta, as is sometimes done The soil . . .huuld he well rammed atwit tt.« tree. ! ' 1 " ,, anernoo,; - {“'‘7 and then the tm^s should lie mulched claimed the shooting had been with black soil or with well rotted ma | acciden.al. nure. 8ulis«Hjuer»t to idautiug the trre by youth of 18. The ehootiug occured in the Townville section, jusst serous the line in Oconee county,about ti 20 miles from Anderson, yester day morning and the wounded woman was brought here last night. Reports conflict as to the real caoee of the killing. The ball entered the abdomen, the large and several smaller in testines being perforated and hemorrbaga resulting. When it became known here this morning that the woman was dead the sh$ritf of Oconee county was no tified and said he would at once geud an officer to the scene. At i beeds little attention save that it should be occasionally watered during a very dry spell. A shade tree has a commercial value iMtalitc* are not wanting where two lob side by side of the same si.xe and cha aoter are offered for sale. One has sba^e tree* and the other has aone. The one frith the trees sella for more ! money. There is an iasttace in the j duikmati courts where aa much as Jbdb was recovered aa damages for the iwrongful destruction of a sycamore tine. There was a verdict of 9400 for fWaUa tree In Walnut Hills and •aa «f 1|9O0 for two silver poplars in Cum- Jim Price Granted Bed. .mt 2 Jii 0£pooMJta la Bvaaotoo to the plant- disappeared. Within «Mrs wJB not bt a single I tn that oaburh without Friday morning Jim Price was granted bail and is now enjoying his freedom again. It will be re membered that Price was remanded to jail in July of this year on ac- oount of some trouble with his bondsmen, since which time he has been in confinement. Frjday the bond of $3. 000 was prdperiy ex ecuted and filed with the Clerk of Court, and Price was turned loose, to return to hit home near Lodge. His bondsmen were F Padgett and W W Carter. JC Psdge had previously bean ou his Wad supressed s willingness to sgsin go on it but he was not availble at ths time it was signed. ^ ° m\m GOlltGE HIM 11 SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA. High Gadde Preparatory School. Well equipped plant. Two large dormitories and one recitation build ing oil brick. Limited school; small classes; charges seasonable. Session begins Sept 16. For catalogue ad dress A. M. Dl’PREE, Headmaster, Spartanburg, S. C. A young colored man asked per- msesion of his employer to use the telephone, as he wished to. speak to ;i colored girl employed at another residence, saysJud^e. Upon receiving consent he ex plained : ‘ You see it’s dis way. I loves dat gal air wants to ask her to marry me, but ,fore de Lord! I aint, got the grit to ask her word out of mouth; an’ so 1 wants to us« de fone I’ll jest call her up. “Hello! D dat D nah?” “No. Wiil call her. ” Hello! Dit you, Dinah.” “Ye as.’* 1 Dinah, vr.u knows I thinks a heat» of you.” “Ye-a*.” “An, 1 bin trviiii’ to make' • * . c you ttiink :t help of me.” “Ye-as” I ‘•I more den thinks a heep of | you. 1 loves you Dinah.” • H- W, BuACK SR, DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: 8.30 am to : p. m. o to 6 p. ru. Waiterboro, W O oooooooc At fiyrne’s Store OFFICE OF Dp. A. J. Anderson DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: OPPOSITE Farmer■ and Bterchama Bank I WALTSRBORO, S. 0 "CJE DURANT eottageville, S. 6. CiviFEngineer and Land Surveyor—Authorized by Clemson College. Subject to engagements any where at any time Call or write. PATENTS Send modal. I j orjidoKxroreijiwi •aarc* iad free report I Its*, how to oUmia patenla. lr*.lr luarka, | IN ALL COUNTRIES. Bmtimtu Jlrn f viik Washington taxes iinu,\ money and often the patent. Pi twit aatf lafrliywiwst Praetie* Eidu»i»»ly. WrH.. or come t* <u fd | an Hint* Strwt. art ttalM StaWi r.Wat 0Sca.| WASHINGTON, O. C. Another lot of Seasonable dry goods, ♦ Just in. NEWMUIS GREATEST SEWIN6 MACHIRE '.LIGHT RUNNING Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup COVTAIVS HORT AID TAR RsUstm Colds ky working tbsm oak of fiw system through ■ ospioas and haalttg action of tho bowsis. Rolirrss Coughs hj cleansing gu mucous mombranso of tho throat, shau -As So dm * ) SNOW & LW .. , .Cfl- L Children Like It* Fa IMKMHI-ffM UHlTI Tn blVs Uasj aaf llaffar Ma—Sirs sal tdl John M. Klein, Druggist. “Ye-:is. “Now, »» Diiial)—!—er—wants, to »>k if you wi?1 marry me?” “Ye-as indeedv! Who is dis ! % I what’s talkin’ to me?” Ii*»a-d said, soonest mended.— German. A I’hilndelphi i bridegroom committed suicide after his first quairel with his wife I’oor fellow! To have missed the pleasure of making up that first quarrel. There’s nothing - makes a woman madder than for people to talk of her virtues instead of r looks. ft** 1 her looks e*s work is the best company. Instead of del i Iterating, Chicago jury just fighte it out One lak « the odor of; one’s company.—Chinese. Noone is fool always; everyone sometimes.—Latin. Make yourself a sheep and the aqlves will eat you.—German. O To know and to conjecture differ widely .—Aeschylus. Everybody’s holding the door wide open for re uruing pros perity. Fcr every tongue of gossip there must he at least two ears. When men are friends there is no need of justice.—Aristole. Hlvat, acseattrlteh •* salt rbsam sets aou ctasy CWi ‘fa'x.tbs touch of rear dcrsivg Doan’s Omtmsat carts ifcs west obrtinsts osSss. Wbj suffer. All diusg^te s*tl I*- 4 trysa wsetelthsra VnirstlnaS'.':*!! ’. T!.>inry BhuUldor sMukIo Thr.ti<1 f '/r.nt Sut' i t Bewiug Miivliinv wrn>> ii> III REV NOME SEWING MACHINE COKPANf • Orange, Mass. Mnrvewlncmach ne* ar- Biad«M w" -pgard:.., ot qualiia, but the tim Hoiur , ata.1 - *. »ci Out guaranty never out bjr aalhortsed drslcrs only. POK gALX BV HEKRY KELSON SNIDER. A. M., LIU. 0., IL.D., PITKSIDF.NT. Nine Departments; Library and Librarian; Gymnasium under £bm- petent Director; Athletic Grounds. Next Session begins Sept. 16. For Catalogue address J. A. GAMEWELL. Sec’y. ^ Spartanburg, S. C. NOTICE o Notice is hereby given that the Trustees of Smoaks School District No. 5 are hereby authorixed and required to hold an election in said School District on Tuesday the 22nd day of September. 1906, for the purpose of voting on the establish ment of a High School or No High School for said district. By prder of the County Board of Education, H W Black, County Superintendent of Education Walterboro, S. C.. Sept, 4.1906.