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WEDNESDAY. MAY 24.1»U.
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TMB PRESS AND STANDARD.
"Uncle Jack" doea ua an Injua-
tica when he accuaea ua of not pub
lishing an article he aays he wrote
for the paper, because he was brag
ging on Bleaae a little. Why we
do not care anything about who
favors or opposes Blease. This If
a free country and every man has
a right to his own opinion and es
timate of a man In public office.
Wa cannot agree with all our read
ers as to Blease, but all we
can do Is to try to enlighten them
"Uncle Jack" among the others. We
cannot nnderatand, though, how
one so estimable as "Uncle Jack”
can be a Bleaseite. But "Bonus
Amicus" and we shall try to convert
him before he votes for him for the
V. 8. Senate against "Uncle Beu”.
MIST HAVK A WARRANT.
* Wa are told that the Caldwell
blind tiger has stated that he Is
going out of the business. We are
also told that the Magistrate - of
this community refused to act when
the matter was brought to his at
tention, stating that h« could’ To
nothing unless some citlsen would
■wear out a warrant against the
tiger. Well, this Is pretty state of
affairs. Here is a man violating th*
law. and the law enforcing offic
ers must sit down and can do noth
ing till "somebody swears out u
warrant". If this be true, then the
sooner the office of magistrate Is
'‘abolished, the better for the county
|Ntto the office of the sheriff, If
each opinion exists this high up
Why have officers of the law, any-
* »
how?. ^ Ms*'
•j We trust this particular magis
trate has been misquoted, for we
■*. hold him personally In the hlgb-
est esteem, and we believe he will
do his duty as he sees It as fear-
> leesly as any officer In the county.
SWesr out a warrant yourself. Mr.
gr 'Magistrate. Why not?
BUND TIUKR VS. JUNUMC TIUKR
pareatlj* takes’no notice of the of•
fbaeee, and n mafter In iBmUftsd
by some person whose brala is on
tyre with the accursed staff. Who
t}!ak you, is responsible for the
deedf Not only thd man whose pt.<
tol fired the fatal shot, and the
man who Illegally sold the liquor
but It rests equally with (he eo-call-
good citlsen and the officers of the
taw.
If "Omofn” knows of a blind ti
ger and does not report It, he be
comes a party to the offence
What applies to "Omega", equally
applies to every good citlsen of
Smoaks or any other community In
Colleton.
Let ns suppose that In the com
munity ■ of Smoaks, for example,
some wild beast, a Jungle tiger
hiding In Buckbead swamp, makes
ulght'y lacursions Into the sur
rounding community, and carries to
htn Inlr, now and then, a fair-hair
ed boy. How many boys, think you
would be bourne away by bis
savagp tifutt before every man In
the community who has In his body
s drop of red 1 ood, would lay dow
• N w .rk. banded together .*•*
one man hunt down the blood-thlrs-^
ty beaat and put an end to his
b'oody work. A bit of history writ
ten In bumsn blood In this very
community not so long ago; proves
what we say, and the young man
Was not done to bis death by a
wild beaat either.
Now, if there is a "blind tiger”
at or near Smoaks, he deserves no
more sympathy than would the Jun
gle tiger. The business of this
beast Is carried on In human souls
and human lives. His prey Is the
|air*halred darlings of fond parents,
sad the fate to which he dooms
them is worse than the dark lair of
the jungle tiger. We have as much
use for the one as the other:' The
Wind tiger and the Jungle tiger are
alike ferocious and dangerous. Why
hunt down the one, and pamper the
other?
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WiaUirop College.
HTHOLARferitP mad KNTRANTR.
EXAMINATION.
The exaaahMttai for the award
of vacant scholarship* in Wlathrep
College sad for the admission of
new stndents will be held at the
Coaaty Court bonne on Friday, July
7, at •. a. ns. Applicants mast be
not less than fifteen years of age
Whew scholarships are vacant after
Jaly 7, they will be awarded to
those making the highest average a
this examination, provided they j
meet this conditions governing the
award. Applicants for
shonld write to President
before the examination Jor
ship examination blanks, . |
Scholarships are worth ftlto and 1
free tuition. The next session will
open Beptrnsbei 1 90, 1911. For far
ther information and catalogne, ad
dress Pres. D. B. JOHNSON, Rock-
Hill, H. C. ft-S-IOt.
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tXJLLEUE OF CHARLESTON
t/w#**
Absolutely Pure
■NRUftlBCMMl
There are many yet to be aroua-
id ajid brought into the ranks of
those who arg marching forward
to better things, "he average f»
tuer made last *<».:• only 170
aero. He ought io (*.' better than
that. ho. ean do better, and he
must- -fur the >ake of the South.
(io after thin farmer who '*
standing still; get h ; ?n to moving
take him out to tbe Karmem Ln-
ioii and most Mnportant of all.
get him to reading Ijend him
bulletins, lend him any literatuie
you ean, but in any ease, get him
to reading a g«e»d farm paper.
iVrliaps even a ten week’s trial
ru’ih« nntion might wake him up.
The South is marching forward
Htiii we need (very man in line.—*
The Progressive Farmer.
caa gaf mum at 4 is.
par bnahal at Waltnrtoro Cottaa
OH Co.
LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSIN Egg-
la oar well oqsipped . Machine
^ shops, alae road lessons. Thirty
Bays practical eoarse will coat-
piste yea; good positions for
gradaatoa. Charlotte Ante school
Charlotte, N. C.
H4-tf.
WANTED—To bay some good fod
der, H. W. Black. Jr.
CHARLOTTE COTJON SCHOOL.—
Charlotte, N. C. —Wanted men
to leant the Cotton business la
oar sample rooms; two weeks
required; high salaried positions
secured; write for catalogue.
k-24-tf.
ooSINESg LOCALS
Par'*- green for potato bugs.
Kllen.
Jno.
"Omega", our Smoaks correspond
eat, we opine, Is speaking with deli
cate sarcasm when he says: "Just
write a few more editorials on pro
hibition, pistol 'toting', good roads,
and so on and then, In my opinion,
whiskey can be bought in any part
of the county, Walterboro not ex
cepted, everybody, will have s good
go«l (then we will all be on the
aami footing); our roads will be
Impassable". We weuld be willing
fer pur efforts to be so unavailing
If t^e latter part of the statement,
v^hidb fellows, be true: "Then our
poeg people, six! we have plenty of
thei^ will rise up in their might
aotd put down some of the evils
that-sre threatening the very fonatf*
sticks of our government."
« It; does seem that the good peo
ple of the county au> willing
put ,up with a lot of evils
should be remedied, and suffer la
silence. We san hardly understand
tbis. For Instance, there is a Coi
ui unity of good citizens, nearly
of qrlloin are law-abiding, peaceful
and ^honorable. Into this commhg-
Ity comes a man who baa none of
those attributes, and. If you pleaae
starts to selllag liquor illicitly sad
MlegaHy, and no band Is raised io
to
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WHO is your!
Printer?
Poor Printing
h a Bad
Invstm i (
If* Wan
Than a
Blank.
A business tetter-head or
booklet is like a traveling
man—if it's neat, well-
dressed and to the point
the first impression is a
very favorable one.
We realize the need for
good printingand are con
stantly endeavoring to give
our customers the best
that there is in this line.
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Press and Standard
WALTERBORO, S. C.
187th Year Begins September 29th.
For snap beans, new Irish po
tatoes and beets, phone 22x, W.
O. Mims.
Let Yarn Bros. Co., take your
measure for an up-to-date suit. Lat
est styles and satlsfacUon guaran
teed.
When you want fresh groceries go
to the Union Farmers Bargain store.)
Spiro powder, Exo, and Mum del-'
KHtc deoooinut for destroying the'
ixmr of pre^p'r&tion.. at Klein’s.
Buy your binder twine from Yarn
Bros. Co., Moselle and Smoaks, 8. C
Evaporated apples. Prunes, Pine
apples, strawberries, etc, at W. O.
Mims.
bon ; t wait until the last minute
buy that Binder, Reaping attach
ment, or mowing machine. Let us
have your order now. Yarn Bros.
Co., Moselle and Smoaks. S. C.
When you need a pair of shoes
for your children and for yourself
at a bargain from 2Sc. to $5.00, go
to tbe Union Farmers Bargain
store.
Tanglefoot fly paper, insect pow
der, death to flies at KLEINS.
5 or • doses '/•€•” will cure any
case of Chills amj Fever. Price, 25c.
-17-4m. *
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1C M
- y
*
FREE GOODS OFFER -
* * » ‘ ‘ v •,
With each pair of Craddiek Terry Shoes purchased from u*.
no matter if it is only a pair o! 2Sc. aboerfor Baby, we will
Five absolutely FREE a beautiful Cake Plate, Decorated with
six views of New York City. J
Among the views Are the wonderful Flat Iron Buildirik. the
Brooklyn Bridge, and also a view of the Highest Building in
the World.
These beautiful and valuable souvenirs were purchased by
our Mr. Shaffer on his recent vtait to New York. He says
they were all the rage there. They are positively NOT FOR
SALE at any price and can only ha obtained as above offered,
that is one FREE with each and every pair of shoes.
. We alao continue to give in addition the usual coupon. with
shoes as with every article we sell. Save these coupons.
Every five dollar’s worth gives you a handsome premium.
See Our 5c. Table
While they last we offer here Large Size White Dinner
Plates, 5c. Large White Bowls, 6c. Fancy White Milk
Pitchers, 5c. White Breakfast Plates, 5c. Best Quality
White Cups and Saucers full sixe 5c.
These values ore positively amazing. Some of the articles
are regular 25c. and none have ever sold before for lew than
10c. And remember our price is 5c. all round. Not more
than 24 to one custom^.
We Offer 18c. for Eggs.
We give premium coupons for Eggs. We give Yellow Due-
bills (good at 5 stores) for Eggs.
Always Something Doing at
Terry & Shaffer,
The Big Department Store
Land Plaster for
Black, Jr.
■ale. H. W.
We -pay ta*b for eggs and chlck-
A. A. BAILEY, Jr.
Opposite Cohen's Clothing Store.
Octagon soap C for 25 cents. H.
W. Black. Jr.
C. N. Disinfectant, kills germs
destroys odors at KLEINS.
. 4
V-llwma Fietkle cream at Klein's
to 5c
To Our Readers
We take it for granted that the
merchants of our town and county
who desire to have your business
are those who ask for the patron
age through columns of The Press
and Standard. The others are satis
fied with the trade they get. Tbe
moral is plain—-Oive your trade on-
if
ly to those who are progressive
enough to advertise.
OBITUARY.
To UtMlergo (Operation.
It will be with regret that tbe
many friends and patients of Dr.
Riddick Ackerman will learn that
he has gone to CharU-fcton for tbe
purpose of undergoing an operation
for appendiciiji. He has put this oft
as long as possible, hut is advise<t
by noted physicians that R la aee-
esssry. Tbe operation will be per
formed Thursday luoirhig. .. :
5
Ladies Collars all reduced
H. W Black Jr. 1
For fresh fancy
22x.
it.
In loviug lenietuheiance of The-
ad< re Fsrnest I each, who died o*t
groceries, ring *pril lo, l'.»l(».
f9
Entrance examinations at all the
county seats on Friday, July. 7, at
9:00 a. m.
The college is well endowed, et
abllng It to maintain tbe highest
standards.
ft offers complete 4-year courses
In Ancient and Modern Languages
Mathematics, History, . Economics,
■Science and Engineering.
Courses for B. A,, and B.‘ S..
and B. 8. Degree with Engineering.
A frJe tuition scholarship to
each County ef South Carolina. Va
cant Boyce scholarships, giving $10)
a year-and free tuition, open to com
petitlve exanrihaticn la S^tetnber.
Expenses reasonable. Terms hnd'(.io-4t.
catalogue on . application. Write to
HARRISON RANDOLPH. 1 FoR S ' I,:
ClusifM Afrertiseoeats-
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Four full blood point
er pups. For prices and partlced-
srs apply to W. W. Martin. Meg-
gett, 8. C.
W. O. MIMS.
Now la tbe time to paint. Lucas
tested pa lata at KLE1NR
Rice fom $2.76 to $4.25 per
H. W. Black. Jr.
Ready prepared paints at KLEINS
New assortment of flower seeds
at KLEINS.
my clothing before you buy,
H. W. Black. Jr.
Stock and poultry food at Kleins.
FOR SALE--Large. handsome, wal
nut office desk, with seven draw
ers, 2 doors, sad 11 pigeon h*>l<
on the top. sad smaller desk, al
so. large copying pres* Both
very cheap. Apply to Mrs. J. D.
Edwards. Walterboro, 8. C.
6-24-21.
FOR SALE--Good horse, sis years
Old. good saddler. Asio boggy aa
harness, wtgon and harness, sad
good McClellan saddle. Reaseoabl
prices.
D. J. FOY.
( usoilrse Engine.
ChargAon, S. C.
Pros! dent
5-17-Jt.
a i.rf 11
Check for lie- gets it.
PltKSS AND KTANDARD.
Pint
THE
A Burglar's Awful Deed
may not paralyse a home so com
pletety as a mother’s long Illness
Bui Dr. King’s New Life Pills are
a splendid cure for women.
^"Tkey gave me Wonderful beseft
la constipation and female trouble'
wrote Mrs. M. C. Dunlap, of Lead
(11. Tattn. If ailing, try them. 25c!
gt John M. Klein’s.
* For soreness of themueles wheth
or Induced by violent exercises or
injury, Chamberlain's Liniment is
excellent. This liniment is also high. LOST One Black setter dog with
I? setupmed for the rolled It affords| leather collar oa answers to name
la eases of rheumatism. Sold by ( of Prince. Return to C. A. Graves
John M. Klein. | this office and receive reward.
WANTED*
WANTED—Boy for general work at
hotel, must be nest and clean
WALTERBORO HOTEL
5-10-41.
WANTED—A first class Blacksmith
and wheelwright at once.
H. i>. padgett, jr.
6-3-4L Rnffin. S. C.
Cannot he Cured
by local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portions of
the ear. There la only one way to
cure deafness, and that Is by con
stitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by an Inflamed condition of
the mneoua lining of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube Is inflamed
you have a rumbling sound or im
perfect hearing, sad when it is en:
tirely closed, deafness la the result,
and nnless the Inflamatlon can be
taken out add this tube sectored
to its aermal condition, hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine cases out
ef tea are caused by Catarrh, which
la nothing but an Inflamed coadl
tioa of tbe mucous surface.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for say ease of deafness caused
by catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hairs Catarrh Cure. Send for cir
culars. free
F. J. CHENY A CO.. Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for con
stipatioa.
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LOST.
VIrs L*-orge gutter of R mud
who hqs Wen visiting relatives in
)n town retarmi home a few du>«
ago.
Mrs A V. Clover accompanied
hy her caught era. Misses Marion,
sad Beulah, left Monday morning
to vi-it Mro. Montgomery ^Sf Klage-
troe. A. C.
A precious one from me has gone.
To dwell among the blest.
And though I sadly mourn bis loss.
I'm thaukfu' he's at rest.
Hu noUo life was u-unitest.
In truth and kindly deeds,
V\as faithful to a promise made.
Would help in ttme of need.
v.
Put since that daj of pain and sor
row.
Many a weary hour has passed.
But his smiles still linger near me,
8wee» as whtu | saw him last.
I miss him here, tut I’ve a hope.
That when I’m -ailed to die.
I’ll sec his happy snt ling face.
In realms t eyond ibe sky.
Written by his loving sister,
LOUISE.
April Hi, 191!
TRUSTEES NOTICE.
The chairmaa or clerk of ewffc
Board of Trustee*, la the couaty.
will please forward me at oar*
all school registers or teacher's re
ports they have oa hand, as I
them la com|»Uiag my aaaual
H. W. Black Nr.,
Co. Hope of EdaraOoa.
May 9S, 1911. St.
Tis often said
tomal^asale,
i just as
good as
luzianneT
Let no such
ftrgumentorc*
vitl, to wean
you from ma n/
your time.-tried.
■’IZIAMU
Bev. J. A. Smith to Lmve.
It will hu with regret that the
friends of Rev. J. A. Smith, will
leern of kls intention to leave the
work he has so acceptably filled
aa pastor of a number of (be lead-
Baptist churches of this coun
ty. Mr. Smith has been railed, to
to the home of his father in New
York City on account of his fath
er's illness.
His stay will he so Indefinite, de
pending upon his father’s health,
that he has decided to give up
his work.
Mr. Smith left yesterday. He has
made uuntf- friends since his stay
here. He has been In charge of the
following churches: Drs. Creek.
Black Creek, Pine Grove, an Pen-
lel.
—-—
Mrs. A. V. r.ykes and son, Le-
Roy spent a few days of last neck
witk her parents, Mr. and Mrs G.
W. Way
It BtartM The World.
when the astounding claims were
flsst made for Bncklins Arnica salve
but forty years of wonderful cure#
have proved them true, and every
where it Is now known «.s the best
salve on earth j- for Burns, BoHs
Scalds. Sores. Ctrt^ Bruises, sprain
Swellings. Eczema, Chapped bands
Fever Sores and Piles. Only 25c
at Jshn M. Klein’s.
NOTICE—To my friends, I am not
connected with any business or
concern whatever at present,
yours, G. W. Gloverr'
Miss Vera Kerr tbe competent and
very popular \ mng team r
Stokes, was In town Saturday shop-
ling.
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