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•X C^e anb Stanbarb * TWDffTT-NBCTH YEAJt w. W. SMOAK. JR. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. —TERMS— ftl .M Me ***** “ nma 36c AIVITSIIMVAKL rub at Walterboro, 8. C. Entered at the Walterboro, 8. C, a# second-elam matter Marek 8,1919, ui idarAet qf MarchS. 1871. WEDNESDAY. APRIL. 23, 1909. ■ ^ emu — Here will Hie IVcm and Standard the people’s rights maintain, * Unawed by influence and unbribed by gain.' Welcome to Walterboro Monday. Queen o’ the May—we salute thee. Gome to town Monday, and feel at home. - . „ We collected a subscription last week and it was not yours, was it? Walterboro is a beautiful little city in her natural spring freshness and color—a May festival dress. YOU BET SHE WILL. Walterboro is to have a May festi val. Wonder if “Tube Rose” from “Run Gulley” will be there?—Lau rens Advertiser. Colleton county will watch Rice Pflbrh Friday to see whether or not educational interes s shall take a bdsk seat. Be careful how vou vote. There will be a total eclipse of the moon visible here June 3 just one month after’the May Festival which wHl eclipse anything ever attempted here before. A contribution for the monument to the Women of the Confederacy fmm the old soldiers’ pension fund V O would be hallowed, and all the more valued by the few old survivors of tho Women of the Confederacy. OUR FAME SPREADS. The Civic League? We have heard of such an organisation, but have failed to notice the results of its' la bors. The court house square is pleading for improvement, and just a few dollars and a little energy will accomplish the task. Why not get busy? What is the use wasting tune?—Laurens Advertiser. To the Laurens Advertiser: We hereby extend an invitation to the sage of Scuffletown and the hero of Jacks township to be present at our May Festival and meet ’Tube Rose” of “Rum Gulley,” and “Daisy Bell” of Hardescramble. But we will warn the editor of ye Advertiser that these ladies are not to be en ticed to Laurens county to live, also. money is contributed if it is “gore aft^jr.” Hope Cofteton will give not less than $250.00. * Yours very tub’, - William E. Gonzales. We feel that it is a duty of the people of Colleton county to aid in making this free will offering, for as Mr Gonzales truly says: ‘Mn no county did the women do more dur ing t$e jrar and in the awful days of poverty after the war.” , AO the counties have eontribuuted to this fund but Berkely, Colleton and Georgetown! - Con we afford to let~t}us'pleasant duty longer be ne glected? Wa are expected to con- tribete,tg250, which is a small sum and it can be raised by fifty persons contributing $5 each; one hundred srsons, $2.60 each; two hundred and fifty, $1 each. Surely there are that many penona in Colleton county who will come forward and give this much. We must raise it. Each week the amounts contributed and the names of the contributors will f 4 be published in this paper till we have the amount needed. In order to facilitate this work we are going to designate some persons in several sections of the county to collect this fund. We shall name ^s follows: Walterboro—Col. C. G. Hender son, Irving M. FisViburne, J. C. Lemacks. Cottageville—J. D. Ackerman, Dr W. A. Kirbye. Hendersonville Capt. I.S. Ander son, G. E. H. Moore. Adams Run—M. W. Simmons, S. J. Rumph. Youngs Island-Hon. D. C. San ders, W. C. Geraty. Meggett-D. H. Towles, R. A.*| Perry. White Hall—Maj. S. A. Marvin, H. M. Wiliiams.' ^ Round—Hon. J. B. Dodd, J. D. Risher. Smoaks—S. P. J. Garris, J. M. Smith, P. W. Risher. Rufflr— Chas. M. Smvley, Thos. Black, Rev. C. W. Burgess. Williams—T. R. Williams, J. J. Padgett. Lodge—T. H. Caldwell, W. Cone. Islindton—M. R. Stone, Paul Crosby. Stokes-Capt. G. W. Way, W. Saunders. •k. Jacksonboro—J. M. Padgett, E. Haskell Jr. We would urge three- gentlemen to begin at once to canvas for sub scriptions. To those who wish to contribute we would urge that they hunt up some member of this com mittee or send contributions direct to us. Let us do something. -COME AXJD I.F.TS J.ALK ABOUT EGGS. Columbus showed people how to make eggs stand on one end. We will show a much mortf important thing HOW TO GET THE BIG END OUT OF YOUR EGG BUSINESS. We have many large private customers to whom we ship. When their orders come in for 5, to, or 15 crates then we PAY BIG PRICES. We always pay good prices. P. S. (Important)—-We pay for eggs with yellow due bills. Good as yellow gold at-.our store and at five other oY Walterbbro’s leading stores. TERRY & SlUMffR. CORNER STORE. m P.P.P. Cores Rhemnatis] Pead what Nicbotm* Lang, tba largest retail grocer la Savannah eajra about P. P. P. r. V. LIPPMAN, Uvmmsh, . Dear Sin— Par May yaan I con—ad arach aiadidna. and in fact triad rrary -rnnt hi ■y powar to <at corad of that tarriSU diaaaii. rhawathin. which had undermined ■y h—Hh- I vWtod Hot Syringi, Ark., without gaining relief, and at last in ihoer desperation I took P• P. P. (Lipyan'i groat remedy), and was fat a short (fane en tirely cured. la the eight years since that tiaM I hare not had a lyas^toa of rheo- bmHmb. P. P. P. did the work to ay entire satisfaction and made a quick and peraa- nantcura. Nicholas Ltng. When in Need of • * — a Cooking Stove MEMORIAL TO WOMEN. We have been “laying up” to be gin agitating the propriety of the people of our county raising a fund to aid in establishing the Memorial to the women of the Confederacy, started some time ago by The State. For various reasons we have been putting off this appeal, but the fol lowing from a personal letter from Wm. E. Gonzales editor of the State, <r makes it imperative to do something now. Mr Gonzales writes: “what is the matter with Colleton? Not a dollar has been given by that county for u * the monument to the South Carolina Women of the Confederacy, and in no county did the women do more during tho war and in tho awful all a committee of ittoe ofSone of ■CuwB CUTM Andean not yen get in toneh with the riot plan ters and wtth^ Ail w. K. C. W. Md M REllEf. (Cnmolaint Net Ssrved.) - NOTICE. All persons holding claims against the estate of .1 C Padgeft. deceased, will lil? THE STATE OF 80L*rH CAROLINA, the same with me duly attested, ami si’ County of Colleton. In The Conrt of Common Pleas. John C Carter and Fred Padgett, Plain tiffs, vs. Mary Lyons Elvira Smoak. Joe Padgett. Daviu Padgett, Mamie Sease, Thomas Padgett, Cbessie Padgett, Pearl Pad gett, bessie Padgett, Peter Baxter, Neel Padgett, Alice Padgett. Francis Padge't, Teny Padgett, Charlie Slack Padgett, J L* Padgett. Jim Padgett. John Padgett Henry Padgett, Loney Padgett, Rufus Padgett, Lucas Pad gett, Cnrlie Lee Ptdgeu, Wroton Carter, Lou Smith, Ben Smith, Henry Smith, Joe Smith, Joe Bontbern sod Florie Southern, Morton Oarer, De fendants. TO THE DEPENDENTS ABOVE NAMED: You gre hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in thie action, which Is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pkst, for persons indebted to said estate, will make pavmeut to me J G PADGETT, Ex**cutor. Walterboro, 8. G , April 3, 1909. NOTICE OF ELECTION. Whereas, application hsa been made to the County Board of Edncation. for Colleton county to order an election in Rice Patch School District No 6. on the question of voting off an additional tax levy of 3 mills in said District, and a petition presented, signed by one third of the free holders in said District, pray ing said election be ordered. It ii ordered, under Section 1208 of the Code of Civil Laws, 1902, that an election be held on Friday, April 30. 1909, at Rice Patch School hooae, or other convenient place within said dis trict, and that only those persons who return real or personal propertv for tax- their THE MAY FESTIVAL. Next Monday will be a big day for Walterboro and a proud day for the ladies of the Civic League. This is by far the biggest thing they have attempted and it just will not do to have anything go wrong that day. They have been working hard and have everything arranged so there will be little chance for any We have no doubt that the parade will be a great pageant, and avuiy business house in town should be represented by a float of some kind. This U an opportunity for Walter boro to extend the glad hand to our Brothers over the county, and she must do it. If any business man has anldaa that ha ahauld knock this qrfrit of enterprise, let him get that Maafqtof his head and knock it Put yourm hea out to do something for your town and help to swell the total of tho booster’* dub till it In- riudsa sesry muu, wauum and child ks team. Remember, Colleton coun ty will be the guest of Walterboro UVt .Moodfy, .and ahe must : fee ‘ jrith genuine old Southern Close your places of mingle with the vM- them know you are tf^ad to sal them, and do net get the Idea ation, and who exhibit their tax receipt* and reeistrsiion certificate* as required In general elections, be allowed to vote. • At said election, each elector in favor of JLid rnrrinlaim^nn lhi! TOt,n * PTOpoeed UX shall cast a J? ihlt?! ballot obtaining the word* “Again*! hnro Oftnntw Month Oarnlln. ? ^ each elector Opposed to boro, Colleton County, South Carolina, within twtntv day* after the service hereof, exoloaive of the day of inch service; and if yon fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff* in thia action will apply to the Conn for the relief demanded In the 00m plaint. PADGETT A LEMACKS. Plaintiffs’ Attorney*. H D PADGETT, [Beal] Clerk of Circuit Court. Walterboro. S. C., March 12.19t«. Notice. To the Infant Defendants. Cheaaie Pad gett, Pearl Padgett. Berne Padgett, Terry Padgett, Charlie Sleek Padgett, J L Padgett, Rcfoe Padgett, Lucas Padgett, Ourlte Lee Padgett, Wroton Carter, Morton Carter aud Florie Southern: Take notice, That unless each of you procure the appointment of a Guardian ed litem to appeer and defend this notion on behalf of each of you within twenty days after the service of the summons herein upon each of yon, an application will be made to C G Henderson, Esq, Master tot Colleton County, at hie of fice la Walterboro, S. 0.,'on the 25th day of June, iM9, at 10 o’clock, a an, or us soon thereafter as the motion can be be heard, for an order appointing !H D Padgett, Clerk of the Court for Colle ton County, or some other suitable and nompetent parson, Guardian ad Litem for seek of you, and autkortsiag and diisotfug him 10 appear and defend the ahosoeaUtlad nation in behalf of each of you. and ter enck other reitef as may ba jual amt aquftahto. PADGETT * LEMACKS, PlaiulMk' Attorneys. Walterboro, 8.0, Meroh B. tfOt tooth- laflfu two kpasaf aore throat, tuuhm TMone Electric Oil, voting off said additional tax shall vote a ballot containing the word*, "For Ad ditional Tax" printed or written thereon. Polls will be opened at 8 o’clock a. m. ann closed at 4 o’clock p m F M Polk, Sr, A E Rents and J M Dopson, trustee* of acid District are herebv appointed managers to conduct aaid election. "If the majority of the votes cast in said School District aball be 'Against Additional Tax.' and not For Addition al Tax.’ the additifail tax shall not be •evled ” Within tee flaja'aflfr the election, the above named managers shall report to till Board the result of the election, and fnmith them with the poll list, the ballot box and nil papers appertaining thereto. H W BLACK 8R, C J DCALDWELL, W W 8MOAK, Jft. Co. Pd of Edncstlon Colleton Cbunty. Wslrarboro. 8. C , April 9, 1909. 4 14 M . earn of lav Ever. 1 ters tonne liver and M oA’’N-Jaet NOTICE OF TKACH1RB' EXAMINA TION. The reeular apriag teachers examine- ttoa will be hold it the court house on Friday, May 14th, beginning at lOo’clock Teachers whose cerifloatee will ex pire this year oae take advaatene of thie euemieaMou and thereby qualify them eerie* to mark In the mtox year The lew le thie point, end a little 7 ‘ grade eerfHIcetoe will net be re newed. There will he no Bnmmer eehool In thtonoanty thie year. In test, the oari Bnaamersritooiinth*•eerowflkhe hem nt Spartan bum. Work ftouo nt the WdNurd Sommer eehool will reorive the eeme reoegulttou that 1 work in the 8tele ly from 1 "“■VS*. O. tap. MM. Remember there are none better than the ALASKA RANGE. J A. Wichman & Son THE LEADING HARDWARE STORE. PLUMBING AND PIPING Sober, Competent. Workmen Vwl line of all kinds of Sanitary, Toilet, Kitchen and Household Plumbing Fixtures, Water and Gas pipe always on hand. See the Model Kitchen *at Brown’s Hardware Store and the Bath, Toilet and Sanitary Display at my Main Street shop. „E. F. HAMMOND, Hachioist and Supply House. BOX 235 ” ’PHONE 77A PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO OUT OF TOWN ORDERS. MASTER’S SALE STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, CollotoH County, In the Common Plea*. David Green, as Administrator of , j Susan .Washington, •' vs. W W Rbsme. et al. By virtue ef the Drcree of above oourt herein 1 will eeli at public out cry before the Court llouae in Wal- terboro, on aatoeday in May next, (3rd day) within the legal hours of sale, the following described realty: All that piece, parcel or tract of laad, with the buildings thereon, situate in Glover township, county aad Elate aforesaid, containing thirty (30) acres more or leas; and bounded, north on lands of J 0 Loons, south on tends of William Maria, east on tends of Henry Crosby aad wait on l|Bds of Diana Uellinga. Term of sale cash. Purchaser to pay tor papers. 0. G. HJSNDE80N, Master. April 8, 1909. We have had a rush ef brief work whieh had to be delivered at ence, hence we are badly behind with job printing. We shall oatch up, however, in n very few We are working extra men now la mast the demmyto on our Wenre not ao.ry, though, xwe in. snmK mw (Complaint Served) THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Goanty of Charleston, Conrt of Common Picas. Elisabeth F Boyoe in her own right and as AdmlnRtrvtrlx Elisabeth L Boyoe, deceased, Frances G Boyoe and Lacy G Boyce, Plaintiff a. against Marion R Cooper, Sibby Fields, Bank of Colombia, C D May, Bailey-Lobby Co, Palmetto Bank and Treat Company C W Rbame, 8am Fields. Mary Wil liams, Alice A»cnun, and Lacy Wash ington, Defendants. To the Defendants Above Named: Yon ate herebv summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in thia action, of which e copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve e copy of your answer to said complaint on the enhseriher, at his offlos, <•* Broad 8t., Chariestoa, within tweaty days after the aqrvtoe hereof, exciesive of the day of aoeh service; ana If you toil to answer the oomplaim within the time aforesaid, tho ptouttiff (a this aottou will apply to the Goon for the rettof (lemsnilirt in the Complaint. GEO ft. HOLMES, V A’toiatUTs Attorney. HD PADGETT. [L. ft.] C 0 C t‘ >’-olteton Count/.« ftept 4 1908. *' % ..e Xtefendeats Above Neamd: Y ■«. will take aottoe that the 00m- te- this atrloa wee tied on the O uf November, 1908, In the oflos ef •1 - Oterk of Oourt of Clwmmnw Pises t-JT 1 _ ^ Attorney. inr'ft Ii fir, 8*1 titernr otl *V- ¥ ■nr ■mfrji amE EBMMNMiMEI e&'iLi&kt.* £. \ , ’ . , • • • rilfyniitilEV^-Tf’•• ■■ -A