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mon \ This Department is intended for the use of the members of ie Facers’ Union in this county and is open to their use youi* communications be in Saturday ,to insure a{)pear- ... « 'S' ace the following week a*. SUPL TATt IN TOWN I latal igue. writ# to S. C. Mitchell, j President, Columbia, S ; C:” j No subject except, perhaps, IfEMNTtNDENT W. K. TATE OF THE He sehooU, ii nearer tu the pe't’^ of SMff .. EUMtNURT Rl’itAl i i j ienceofotfens,. .■r* i 'JJ FARMERS’ UNION DIRECTORY - • NATIONAL. I ^ President—CL as S Barrett, Unioh 1 SCHOOLS ADDRESSES SCHOOL. A verv instructive and ajmr^priite Ureas was deliver..! before the c ^ , turty Teachers' Summer hehool ednesday morning. ^^flrerouE^ly r: »«•«•> 1 y ur.^: mon ional teachers and Superintendent Tate has reoaptf' sen appointed t«) take cha^' ’ - Soutii Carplina #:an i-« thaVerf-‘P^ac- ‘('jty, Ga. .1 • f. s 4 ties! res I builirny." tod it is. tap-j Viee-Prwideirt-J K py tinny for ihe .^Ute mstnutkih at „ the he.,I of .vt.nt ti* so . T< “ n ’’- ra-,«r.izo>y^emph.Ji?.!nit it ii its' Setyetary-Tpetetnvr- 0 H MeCul- e L’nivc-rsity evory j Kch, lit) l-i' \V. Broad itre<A. Texar- out, a number of ( kana. Tex. STATE When you waat ft wir« fence, rem—aber this—yen • imply Cftn’t affTd tft get Ofte until you have seen the strongest, alm^leftt, most durable fence ever made, the nrrsBUKGH perfect welded fence s -1* One Solid Piece of Stool Thromghomt C«M« no esert than others ;y«t it m the Scat Fcae*. Beet because it does ^ith eft superfteooe pane—beet beeeuse it has ao snaps, ties, twists or clamps ‘ because its wwee ace e!eewieaM|r welded at eee% eonteet point—beet ose the weldteetesoger thewshe wise. Whew we owt oa* those teper- NM pern ve added eweegth end Jege end redeced cost—thet doable ecgoofTooyjo. 1 1 " ’k' /. i X ■ jn «««»»»' na ben, Jr "T / VI we befert res tea. teaelu?rs prof n, r imn vv!v> exi>ect tf ». dabble in for one ur two years while i ie elementry rural s-dioeb^of South arolina. and he hop^XX able ty.l., v n ,, ]y T Mr wn t , wuf[h m ^ nt . y .•eomplish muehy^l -m brm^y toyfitpame<Wl •. ,,y,. .but men but some needed reform* /Cn the ^ ,, V , ;J givw !iv ^ toX the arsl scho»>l aystem of toe > ate ^ uli #f ^ Carolina. Timt lis yiait to WaKerbyG W ^In^tay > {m ^ Bbty irt lW most Oieful educa- -a* something ot y«irjtriso, and ai» t j )na } wor k that is going r on in the consetisencfti mi o#u* wa' present i n p ro porhsB fee the number of t the Summer School but the teach-1 stUl j cn ( g enlisted, though the train- rs. Tfe has, however, arrangeil for ^ wom ,. n teachers at Winthrop visit, which will l>e ?ome * j j s to be considered o| similar value and importance. . . If the Univernly shall succeed in A. J. A. Perritt - President, Lamer, S. C. E W" pul.he, Vl<Je-President, 'J Majosviile. ■ ^ BROWN FURNITURE & HAKUWAKE to. ime in October, when Dr. Black lopes to have all the trustees and etchers in the county assemble and told a kind of institute at the acad emy here._ The address which Mr. Tate de giving to the State each year a few’ siR-eialists in road-making, the try ing problem will rapidly be stripped ‘ of its difficulties. If the . farms of J. W hi trier ColuraUa, S. C/ Keid - Soc-Treas., LITTER FROM J HENRY RICE JR. COUNTY. i The following letter from Jas L. C. Padgett President, Smoaks. Henry Kiev, Jr, secretary of The • A • . . 1. . I a* a* C? rf-v*« b f n . ’ “tIKJLE JACK’* COWING. X » Kell HalK Oraagtburg County. I had Concluded that once J. D. TUsher-,Vlce-president.|Audulm.^rciety orS^mth Caro- every>wo weeki wa* as often as Round, S.C. ^ _ _ yf, W. Smoak, Jr.—Sec-Troas., wML e q lain iheposition in which ^ our 8 ^ c ® .] Hera is a sample of my poetry to express lots: ' ivered was very timely and i tw P| r ’ j South Carolina have been immensely ng. It would have been lienehcial i m j, rovef 3 j n recent years, the train- ;o any persifti at>ftll interesteil in ed- ication in Colleten County. His address in part \vk>>ts follow,; Walterhoro, S. C. / ‘ L. Cr Padgett—County Business Agent, Smoaks. S. 0. . G. W. Sweat. Conductor. Vi - X ‘ Jos. Langdale, Chaplain, Weeks. Executive Committee-Jno. O. ilina, H 1_K. Buchanan, game j ^rite, or as much as wani™ yf Colleton County. your 8pace naien mM stand< but as I may be on my way to Smoaks and before your our game warden is placed: .Summerville, May, 21, T. K, Buchanan, Walterlwro. My dear sir:- All wardens, legally appointed arc still wardens with the same ing '»f the farmers is the Explanation ' If we arpX have go.vl r*ads, let u-r| lym-k. C. V. K 'ger. A C. Breland ♦tVn-X; the puo-i 8. P. Goodwin, J. A. Wi’!.door r t t»owcr thoyXjmmrly had. The Jauires, Jr., Paul K. Crosby, S. J. i last (J'*npral Assembly put all w*nl«X under control ot a Chief GaX V N arden, who can not qua! ify until another year. issue in SejAtember, and as A P S seems to have gotten in the habit of hitting me “gwin and coming” I thought I would go and do likewise. I am well pleased with the views on drainage as expressed by our able Sm«>ak» correspond ent, and hope to have more from By this him along that line, a> I’ve seen Next week I’m otf for Waiter- bore x . * • . - - s<*e my 3>ets and folks. But will not until I stop awhile To see those maids kt Smoaks. A '• And should I find that A. P. S. Has not played me a joke I’ll feast awhile on Cupid’ sweet* With those sweet maids of Smoaks. ' - ■V Till 1 “The day of The farmer :» nt U ‘; i jde porgT atSla^e ihe/nselves that t>.e ^x ■ . , v- o • • - ' 1 ,,,,,1 «v« him faririmr to f Ji«» frur.t. and " , - , K^«i*eri. ’ad ilie Audubon Society was re-, the ’giealubi nyed "**?*•. Sh.^V» in v*h m.„<. f-m any <..imiec!ti>n ,i,h : foT the d«l of montv in trades out miroi-r. iu rn0 r„ yo einrFTrC PI AN mon.h .UI «. m. at thocourtt.',.,’.^. : ' "f lutv, , as -mitny farmers near oeai 01 money in K-o 11 ► EriSOSSES MR rADUETl S rLAn. i Iheinr-iely has the nirht of then* have h..st id! i«-r rem of Ous evoerts for the inirj.’Si- *)* t»- . - lu i-.j.*,,' /. UVAIA ain uV . .1 to ht'di enfored toft, their'cr* ;.s fei* th ■ lack (.fit. t^tn^thawUitmn of^ .fMtmng MT- t f’7' * *7% ” . .. ,r » Lntfto contribute to the .upport My friend. A R S.. is such al pMple. - •• Mr. Kao^Atts plan for bondm? A'hton—J. I . PoljXi.rewditit. , 0 j., |„n (i hi's „„ nl.'ni.y fine . jvi iter that T*an» nli.n«t A.iMh CMie of the greatest prybl : - •■■■•> tl’'-.'Cn/it> f'U’ goi^^t^ds and 1 J. r.yi, .sectary-treasurer. an j know when it vyill ready to.th.-tiw up my him-Is atpl fronting ihgpeU'te T-tin.- .nty .. am spre ewry ngut •thinkii r Adnah-J- B DuBoi.-, previ. have any. " v ’ • Vi>v iiim am-her. a cleai je|d, but . ’ J imv present had condition has pot however, before 1 refwse to siNTetary-trea# b fl , U grjjt a bf*ut by the Gen enter i ciVYipaictl with him. <*n the i.nt , -x r ,, , 4 urer. ! era! Assembly and a*'I the repre- chicken fjuestioh. Fi\*t, because 1 "• i Jl T , ” t! . Yidli. .tv. tv. Lrvan. president; ^'-Hsmys from ,<mr .vtmt.v the-I.u,hreaji na.'liven al- W Hudson Jr secretary-trearurer. ■ and worked agfljjrst the* ready widely adveitise<J . over , y I, it w*»ic yefi i it' im j.'v»».y*»e, i • gfH ii e.Tli w. As t llt-sf?' ^lawjA only Here * or tl t* last tv\fi .' ^tdis tliu- time ago. Ilv* \ -jHJ.iiFp.tn o y>v. * . . when ami where. Buck Head - J. A. Jones, pr* si- jjackod live votes'Bf winmng.-it ing tlK* mectingji, and ! cyn ^iv, TTnitefl State*, for in.-««<•**. T^Jbi. s '■ _ • X "* 4 don:: A. D. IVevcan * aVvenrs. oJiNvottf^rArc^t klo. warn the t.tW* a. iromuror/.- •• , in , p and, -i . . . ’ r But should I find that he is she, I may my longer trip revoke. And *pend awhile in .pleasant- • .... t ' Vt i’h those dear maiub* of Smoaks. 1 btntej-. past r And should-I faHf to make a hit. As likely ! must, and will. My h .ifc's shaH not be blasted tly at Cen^r Hill. rtaipts* Irontmg tne pt--*>i t- u iiu« ..m> * a: ! sure figm •wu.jkh Adnata - J that of emuervationour n.it'ura! mar\ 1.pidil favojf such a plan, as ^ q j n -resources. The earth is no b ,r ^' r 1 !,iid njoiitis are our 'heaviest. tax / * nu For W ill. *n there nothing 4 - o Jiave one l must and the today than it was /.hen created, but v, ut 3 n ,, there are inany tim •« tb ( .1- ■ "- r I'xvpald e ver Ttatc lor any bond of people than th.-t < was « srort sue if A.« 1 know of those mu. h gooder, Wxry doWn at t’ottageville. * 1 1/ it ware left to “1 hr powers every 2*» voar*. needs which the State is tmg a-dosa of that ;«is< Xw it (ioc.-uiH-t s«t wyjl l that of gu'-ui road? recently-some goo done on public road aulted in a change required to haul ' to otae horse hauling t wo ton - Anrong theeilueationaH»lvantages of’the United Stfttes may Ifl- mo tioned the United States specialists, farmers’ bulletins and the great work being done by pr. Knapp - - , , . ♦ ♦u^.i Then come* the -work »f Clen.**. . buyer |.pt h,3 scales^.ut in the Collie and the boys corn clulis. ami open where e»»ry man can see. this is where the country schools /the weights he ia getting, and he J- K- Getainger, aecretary-treaeurer. coma in I rtTedict that iri 15 years will be deluged with seed. p H Horse Pen-Jos. Langdale, presi- ^ • ^ 1 dent; C. N. Langdafc Sec-Treas.X Jfmos. pro si- taekot . :x, aecreiai^dg^evwiietit that ton’s vote my own testimoriy with i might hut-., turned the tide, * the brethren ol ti?.- ministry, thxt C H Hreland nrevirfont-1 I "regret • the condition - of they are tine, jn tact. I’.ve • very things: it. If failure there should meet 010 I need nob/'ine.nr Tv.or»e. • A- tlvr-re is ^ne ivck’. iy :e:y Auditing me at Cope. So farewell friends, ho y-tav he, or she, _ ’ albas a lines they will get mordetrUon. . «om Mill J. I). Hudson, glad to know that there will be president; H. A. Crosby, secretary- competition in the buying of cot-, treasurer. ton seed this fall. Lei the new’ i Mt. CarmelB. Way, president: the !( ». M. Bennett, secretary-treasurer. .. j • . *• . evftry mhn can see ] Sniders—W. C. Brant, president; W. M. J. Cottageville, August 15. ISLANDTON NOTES. Island ton. August 27.- .Special: Miss EHa Godley has returned hoirne after a very pleasant stay in Hamp ton as the honored guest of Miss treasurer. Xuth Carolina will be the most pros perous State in the South, if not in the nation. You can see it grow by leaps and bounds. Colleton County is one of the foremost counties, ‘>i out of the 105 teachers in the county have from second to third grade cer- tMcates The country teacher in Colleton County, however, h* sonu- • good advantages, ik cause the ma terial on which she haa to work « ^ & ^ ^ ,aat week with his : Reniel-J. L. Hi ^boya and girls who are accu.'Bm 1 (l hte Mr? s . A , o-^by. of this B. H. Graves, seer to hard work. The hard work of ’ , 1 The town b<>y is to IT* b* schofd. while the country boy finds it a mat- ter of revraation. and as a conse- quenee b5 uer cent. <>f the saectsstul men come fronv-thv coutnry, «eid • only two of the presitleitls of toe United States have been b on in the >yity. 'X - - Mr. Tate refeYrtvi ti Jlv ‘‘.^ntcr- gration oNtlia *ma .er •f b"":' w ' the establishment of larger sehott s over thp country.. ' lie urged the consolidation of thgse sma-ler schools showing an iwrease in the attendance of the consolidations from -kt to 70 percent.”' He cited several in stances to prove thaf this is done. After Mr. Tate's address he visit ed the rfigh School building, and he expressed himself as grwtly pleased With Lost wishes. I atn. Faithfully Fours, v James Hennry Rice. Jr., ' Secretary. 1 DOTS FROM LODGE.. (Written for last week.) Lodge, August, 19.-Special: tii the little use for one with the heart, And'lake these Til allow jh. i oa ask Brother K'oshtvn if joker. en-ior heddes not'agree with me. But And mav tf6u.s»till eontfmie put as tor your protv>sition turning, ’ To g.»od neWs ith the out a tinmcial success, it *l»*jM*nds “Cncle Jack.”'; /entirely an who ><ju mean. As for my own part of the profits. I'm inclined to think.would go to the druggist for pepsin, etc. As to pry getting the, maid to keep •tent will «av that depends large-' X' 1 ** V [>r . w oil. Jy *n » h»t sex A.-R S. M>«ki '£?££££' Smoaks. *9 t from / Mi Branch vide Journal. A Thfr^'ii nothing *o (ru^<t f«*r a tore xv /jr-'R to. If feminine, well; - other wise. no go until I pass through ix-uue Smoaks where I’m iH.und ioj Bo riocfe Blood . .. Miafl^s Ltaxle and Zoev Pennies cre ^ t6 a sensation or stam|)e<le blood, cl^r*. ifee •kin ret^medta ttie?r hLime^at ” Varm ^ ^ what I will see. . ta^tta. WomRU love* v Rur, ro*v opMtplexioD. Bfiwr* pantie* the fr<<i#rr* ruddy, ti f ^ ]’] ii! •m ■--s Tsbor- C. B. Crosby, prudent; I V ^ ‘ W. H( Breland, -retary-.lre^vr.. f-dav^^th.s^t.on ft-threl- CALUMET and GO HendersonviHe—G^E. H. Mt#ore, Among those who attended pf in DCD D president; O. A^peightR, secretary-, thp ni( , nic at Wt , slev € ha»el from T LUUK rCH D ie picnic at Wesley Ghapel from . his section may' he mentioned Sb»ke8—W. F. Copeland, president Misses Lucile and Y*>ev Peeples, J. B. Saunders, 8ecretary-trca,igxfr» j p|| a CujT1 ming8, Clarence CaHl- ’ Dry Branch J. J. Miley, presi- well. Johnson McMillan, William dent; J. L. Crosby, sc'cretary-treag-, Ulmer, Billie and Lelantl Hiers, Lawrence Herndon of Walterboro jurer. land others. They all report a Hickman, president^ very nice time. ^ secretary-treasurer. Mrs. P. D. Bishfiji and children place. t Lodge- L. J. Jones. Sr.,president; Kound arc visiting in this sec- Mre Nettie Cr sbv is visiting her I*. M. Johns, secretary-treasurer. fron this week. • MLs biste Bishop. .Of this! Waltvrboro—W. w. W. Jr., Afu*r sprmlmg a fw m x . ' 1 president: K. \V. G<»odwin, g^ere- tary-treasurer. RdsAo-A. G. Yarlay, pre-Ment, S. J i’ajttiek. sroretai v-trefisurtr. !iU V er ' p'ace. v A yefy ’ enjov ible sociable wa< glvf n at the nonr-.* Mr. a:.*i Mrs. [El PI Gu&raiucd ^iem Flour per barfcl at: 24 lbs. Flour ffbm Grits per sack . Grits per bushel B«*st I >S Butts m^ats e Best DS Blajtes meats Men’s R^ly T ailored Suits one Better at Any I’rice. ^6 and $6.25 90c to $1. iq, guaranteed * . to^io 51 00 and $1 20 \2 l 2 c t<> isc per lb. 14 to 1 Sc per lb. fl 1 1 •vt. With it .« TRAINING ROAD BUILDERS. An advertisement appearing in The State reads as follows: ‘‘Full coarse of instruction in civil and electric engineering in the Univor- rity of South Carolina, Practical work in road construction. * ii S (».’ .i y jay .to T’ri' wa< -you by all presyrrt. (' -car Bi-not* :ia.< p iici>a* 1 a very r..:e .organ t > >.ra ‘ORiXiiunie.• Mr. and Mrs^ aitcr <t n.- ant! hitf*. baby-iuX.i-i'ing at ’ v homy of Mr. and Mm! G. A. Harvey thid week. We «cre all pained to learn about j J; B. G»i«Ht\v getting hi? hand mashed aMhe Snider Lumbar Ce. a few day? ago. ‘ * : J^A. Crosby had business in Wal- terboro two days recently. Jim Crosby went -to Walterboro last Wednesday. He was accompa nied back-home by his grandfather, L. Herndon. *!vis .section with relatives am: frieiecteMiss EdnkChitty returns ‘ in I ci hon'ie at^*0!au .Mis.-( hilly lias r h»xX.i i \\ I’.il*- 111 s ^err- ^ , marTxt^icnds wnH.e.ui l>ts-*et^ .on . Berea D TStrickland, president: < >> ' t Jan* M St rick land. Jr, secretary- -\ !i*’'Xir! v^itccl the ! ! r * f| treasurer.,* -- ^W?Trs. Jorej.h $5.0° to VoulJXatul Boys ’ Suits _ * >3 e)-:) to 515.00" Uiiie ot Ladies' Coat Suits and Skirts. Waists, L'l.iilerbooies, SuptM>rt* rs, Corsets a-t a Bargain. W *■ 't* •• \xt:sfa tion to t!v buying pul}fic, and wish on i tem!-'-T-s *'r.d ai! , Gfnt< r-, yvorkiv.en ahad laborers • titis store tic r,R M d! r IX nak< ;vi 14 iH.UKjUarters hilt’: i:i town. ./ McMiLiaiv Omega’-.H. P. Martin, pr^i lent: a f *A (inv-2 ago. .B P» Grifiin, seeretarj'-treasurer. Hm iaXor Ltscsne f; r C ..n- Hall-P. G \^eeks, president; IB ... Weeks, secretarv-tfqasurer. , ‘ . L. A- H- M. A. C. Bay it bow Now 1* tbe lime to bay a botiW ot CbsmberUiu'* Ooiic^.Cholera end Disrrhaa? Kemeiiy. It ia almoat certain *0 be needed befori ibe manner ia ovar. Tula remady bna ao oopoxior. Foroeiaby *U daatera. * HOW’BTHH? X WALTERBORO LOCAL WEETS W« after O .e Hamlred D..!l«r«. ite Thp Walterboro I o^al held an ward for toy case of Catarrh rhaf cau- .. / n '. EI L ‘ 'X - c r ' , , uot lx'caret! br Hail's I'atarrti Core interesting meeting* oaturdfty r. J. CHENEY «t co, To'edo. o. afternoon at the Masonic -dialI, * We, the abiiem^ned. have known k. vvhich hereafter wtll be the place la, baainew transactions and flnanciallv able to carry oat any obligations made by kit firm; o Waldino, Kinsas A Marvin, v ■’ Wboieaale Droggiata, Toledo, O. Halt’* Catarrh Care ia takao internally, acHng directly upon the blood and maooaa tarfaca* of the •yotem. Toati- roonlala tent tree. Price 75c. per bottle. bold by all Drngfri Taka Ball’* family Pile for ooaatipt- ing been made for the rental of this place. The new constitution adopted at the receat State Farmers Union was ratified by a unani mous vote. „ ■* The following delegates to the county union were elected: Philip Thomas, W. J. Trowell, J. Y. Beach, and P. P. Hiott Union Farmers Bargain House F. C. Bennett, Manager Center Business, Maif Stfeet Next to Ilrtrit Store. JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, ETC. J. i. WESTEHBERGy Jewelry Store. Main Street, Next Door to New Poatoffice. WALTERBOBO, S. C. mim