The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, June 07, 1911, Image 6
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OkapUla. Jm. LufteK
Goad or tor. J. A. Willi*.
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B«u1d«m Ageat. I* C.
Blsoaka.
t DM>r KMf*r, 8. P. Ooodwlm, W8)
Kxecutlv* Coanltu*. J. 0.
ft., A. C. Bralaad, C. V. Kog*r.
Aiihton—L. H. Vam. prMldMt
T. i. 81 n moo*. **er*tary.
Bella—W. W. Bryoo. pr**M*ot
B. W. HudaoP, Jr., MeroUry.
Bethel—C. H. Brelaod. preeideot
H. W. HreUnd, •ecreUry.
Block Oeek—C. C. Litchfield
president; P. A. Bolomoo. sccreUry
Braot—W. B. Cro*by, president;
A. Blocker aecreUry.
Bdlsto—A. 0. Yarley, president
8. J. Patrick, secretary.
Puller—0. C. Crosby, president
B. J. Croaby, secretary.
A. V. Rlckenbaker, prest
deatgB. (>. Jaques, Jr., secretary.
fwraersoBTlIle, O. B. H. Moore
p saldent; R. O. W. Bryan, seer*
tai'y.
Horae Pea—Jos. Laagdale, pros
ident; ('. N. Laagdale secretary.
Hudaon Mill—J. D. Hudson, pros
Ident; C. J.'Yftosby. secretary.
lalandton,—W. M. E. Campbell
president; C. R. Mear*. secretary.
Omega—H. P. Martin, president
A. I. Martin, secretary.
peniel -W. K. OQuIn, president
L. Bellinger, secretary.
PIcaKant Orore—O. P. Copeland
preaideni; H. A. Crosby, secretary
Stokes O. M. Saunders, presl
dent; E. C. Beach, secretary.
Tabor—J. A. Breland, president
W. fi. Breland, secretary.
Walterboro.—J. Y. Beach, presl
dent; S. P. Goodwin, secretary.
Mt. Carmel—B. B. Way, presides
G. M. Bennett, SecretAsy-
Cooaty Uafts* Meets.
. The County Panders Union nut
Saturday at 11 o’clock In the Press
aad Standard hall and a very la-
tersstlBf meeting was held. S
J. U. Klsher Ties president wan p
moted to the president’s chair oh
account of the resignation of pres*
ident Padgett, and J. O. Jaquea, Jr.,
was elected Tice president.
The following delegate* from the'
different locals were present.
Bella J. W. Hutson, Charlie Pad
gett.
Bethel ~C. H. Breland, H. W. Ul
mer.
Brants—D. E. Breland.
Bdiato W. C. Bailey. J. D. Lang-
dale.
Puller,—B. P. Flak, W. W. Fisk,
C. Crosby, L. C. Robertson.
Hall—J. O. Jaquea. Jr.
„ Horse Pen—Joe Langdale.
Omega—T. L. Martin, D. L. Bre
land, A. C Breland.
Pentel—-L. K. Yarn, H. T. Hern
don.
Pleasant Grore—R. M. Croaby.
Tabor—Lee Hutaon, J. E. Brelan
alterboro—R. B Jonaa, J. Y.
Beach. v s
Mt Carmel—W. A. Klnard.
Sniders -J. L. Crosby, C. L. OIt-
e.ia, O. C. Breland .
A
■nya:
I Whnteror highways are
'ad la Ware eoaaiy la fatnre wtU
ho prorldad with a iouhla row oT
_ (shade tvnaa, the eont of ostdng
'lout to ho horae by property
* I and oa*h dric organisations as
are pledged to tho beaaUUeatloa of
thr dty and oonntry rands pad
streets. Tboaa backing the more-
meat feel that while nil of the pres
ent generation will not dorhro bene
fits from tb* trees planted the fa-
tar* generation* will ho greatly
pleased at the werh and the conn-
ty rastly improred^pecaa trees will
ha used excUmirel/u this work.
Tho people of War* county who
are planning nnch work as this art
setting an example whleh should bo
followed by erery county la the
South. la the building of good
roads, which is now tb*
order of tb* day throughout the
South, much can bo done to add
to tho beauty aad charm of the
country and to enhance the pleas
ure of Bring. Ware county Is mak
ing n more in the right direction.
Thirty years ago whin a winter
tourist in Florid* founded the town
of De Lend, giving to It his own
name, he wisely planned for the
encouragement of tree planting. He
..fa ORf
Upoa my sorernl rMta to Wash-
lagtoa daring tho seaaioaa of
grill, I Bane mere than erer bean
with Urn demagogy that
city and country apart In
nsiKlfaenjl aad that Is a foe to true
prisgraa*.
1 eonld by name msatloa
qpafcrsnsmoa who rode into office
by arraying country agplnst city,
tW'procedure Is simple aad la
one ef th* oldest tricks in tbs bag
of tho polltklaa. '
Ho will go Into tho country dis
tricts daring n campaign, and lash
sentiment against the city to a
ffafat- J
When tlm returns ‘ara all la yon
will find that be has been elected
by a country majority. ■
Whoa be gets to Washington,
what does be do? Continue to flay
tba residents of tbs city snd tak*
the farmer to his loving^ breast.
Hot so.
Ho starts on one of the cun-
aiagset straddles he can der!*e.
For instance tak* the parcels
post.
He probably went through the «W » aec ««i<* ih inducing'the coonty
trict before election, promising ComnilllIllouert to i of
tho farmers that on# of the first <
things he would do when he reach* |
Commissioners to give a
50 cents from taxes for every shade
tree that was planted along the
office would be to get them a gene;, pubHe BtreeU of the county n)JMlB
at parcels post.
Does he fulfill
that promise to
the letter?
Not so you could notice
He studies the election returns
faithfully.
H* finds that a large part of the
vote against him came from the
cities.
His object therefore Is to rub
th* city man’s back, and at the
same link* not make an enemy of
the farmer.
80 be frames up n parcels post
that 1st* tho farmer ship Into the
city but that protects the little city
merchant from far off competition
by jnaking no provision for return
shipments.
Thus he has givan tha man in
tho country a shadow of a redomp-
Uoa of hfs promise. And he has
made a grand-stand piny to tho
In tha ettji
* This Is only given for an illustra
tion. Thor* nr* many others.
I have aaea congressmen after oon-
grsesmsn get Into office by appeal-
iag to th* class prejndlce of tho
farmer, and then tarn straight
around and work might and main
to get thinga for tho dty, that he
might melt an opposition against
him.
It Is th# sort of thing tho constant
lining of country against city
that Is ono of th* greatest ban to
progress. >
The city man Is often led to be
lieve that tha country man regards
Capital
$15,000.00
Finer* and
A-
Merchants Bank,
EHRHARDT, S. C.
S. W. Copeland. President.
Dm. J* H. Roberts. Vice-Pro*.
M. Max Walker, Cashier.
HIClEt liNDFAlTDKINI
COMPANY,
/8OOOES8ORS TO
GEO. S. HACKER & SON
and kept alive for two years. He
believed that by the second year the
tree would be safe and therefore
did not secure any rate of taxation
until the tree had lived 12 months.
The amount of tax exemption was
only 50, cents for each tree. While
1 that was only equal to the cost of
‘ setting out the tree and caring for
‘ it, it stimulated an Interest in tiwe
i planting. Th* result is seen today
in the marvelously well-shaded tree
and roads in the surroaading coun
try and In De Land. Many New Eng
land towns boast, aad Justly so, of
their magaiflceat shade tree*, aad
for over a century New England has
bean devotiag much attaatlou -to
the beautifying of Its streets and
roads with shad* trees, hut, Jotfg-
tag frem a fairly wide aeqaalata|fa
with New Englaad towns. Da Lapd
has fvery on* of them. Ip the
language of the late President, heat
to a fraxsle la tha matter of shade
treee, aad likewise la tha matter, of
well painted houses aad a general
air of thrift. Tho population of. Do
Land is about squally divided, half
being from th* South, and the other
half from tho north. Many of thg$
came from country places where
comparatively Uttle attention pas
paid to the beautifying of tho street
and to tha careful painting of every
house, but In De Land all
seem to bp imbued with the idea
of trying to make that town the
most boautlful to be found anywher
De Land illustrates what could be
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him with suspicion and hostility and doQe throu<hout th# south in the
vie# varan. | A*,* beautifying of towns and cities, and
Ware county ahowa what ought to
bo done wherever good roads are
being conatructed.—Manufacturers
Record.
Ruffle, June 1—Special: Tabor
l<ooal met and held n very interest
ing meeting on the 27th Inst, there
being n good number of members
T “‘r‘ , , pi. i» tb. du«. wb.., u . mu.
* ! *? “ * UU U, “ f?* •*'.« «•*. tb. dtj U 4 tb. ooun-
What is ths result?
They both suffer In th* long run.
They hesitate upon unlUng In
measure* la which they ara both
Interested. ■ - f
When good government Is at
stake la the Btatp. the county or
nation, they are sometimes as far
apart as th# poles when they should
be fighting under the same banner
1 Cannot too frequently ;warn you
against this byprocrltleal type of
politician* who get your votes un
der false pretense*, aad who In
cite you to prejudice against peo-
is to be taking new life, if It la
late in spring, though bottsr Into
than never. Eh. Mr. Editor?
Among tho matters that were dis
cussed we decided to havo a farm
ers Union picnic about the 20th,
of July. Oar debate was very tttter-
eetlag. All teemed to enjoy tho ar-
rnmenfa Vade by tho speakers i
try have a great deal In common.
I caution you to watch him In ac
tion and to mark him for close
attention when he next offers for d
Men who use thee# sorts of wiles
,« •
Ik tower are worthy of the support
neither of the dty or the country.
W* hm*. . .t ^ • h ° Uld ^reeentlug
WR have a debaU at sack meottag. ^ rvprMMt nelUer
Wo gladly wleoome visitors, aad
urge all members to bo . present.
Our local meets once a month. Sat-
xr
mmay before each fourth Su^faqr.
- Our motto Is mors union bettor
ua%n, stronger union, and greater
udMF-
Bqgt wishes ot The Press sad
flinRRard snd editor.
Secretary .
They only repreoei
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it themselves.
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Wad bowsls aad Impart now
and energy to tho whole
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mind, snd temper But Its hard for
woman to be charming without
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A Dreadful Wound.'
s knife, gun, tin can,’
any
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nail, fireworks, or of say other
nature, demands prompt treatment
with Bucklen’a Arnica Salve to
prevent blood poison or gangrene.
Its the quickest, surest healer for
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Wiathrop College.
SCHOLARSHIP aad ENTRANCE.
EXAMINATION.
The examlaatloa for the award
of vacant scholarships la Winthrop
Collrge and for the admission of
new students will be held at tt
County Court house on Friday, inly
7, at R, a. as. Applicants must bo
not lees than fifteen years of a|
When scholarships are vacant aft)
Jaly T, they will be awarded to
those making the highest average a
this examination, provided they
meet the conditions governing the
award.. Applicants for scholarehipe
should write to President Johnson
before the examination Joe Mjholar-
ship examination blanks.
Scholarships are worth glOO aad
free tuition. The next session will
open September 80, 1P11. For fnr-
tber Information and cntnlogne, ad-
drees Pres. D. B. JOHNSON, Rock-
Hill, 8. C. 8-3-lOt.
Mrs. B. R. Ulmer and children
nf Puffin were In town Saturday.
L. J. Jones of Lodge had bus
ts sea ta town Friday.
Express Delivered
or called for at every part of
the dty. Telephone 8b.
H&A.SAIILS, AQBU.
At Southern Express Co.
When Yai Itt of Bnyhg
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Our Shoes and Hats have style
combined with' comfort and give
excellent service.
Cemplete Assortment Of
CHOICE GROCERIES
- HYRNFS-STORt
Walterboro, * * South Carolina.
First-Class Dedal Work at Reasonable Prices
to
$9.00
to
5.00
to
S-oo
to
1.00
up
Best plates $2.50
Gold crowns 22k 4.50
Bridge work per tooth 4.00
Silver things 50c.
Gold filling $1.00
Painless Extraction of Teeth a Specialty—50c.
CHARLESTON DENTAL ROOMS
306 King St charleston; s. c.
C. S Latimer, D. D. S., Prop.
We pay Railroad fare within twenty-five miles on all work
amounting to $10.00 or more.
Professional Notices.
Wm. J. Fishbone Hsbar R. Padgett
FISHBURNE A PADGETT
WALTERBORO, - ' - S. C.
* OFFICE OF
Or. A- J. Anderson
DENTAL SURGEON
Office Hours: 1 p. m
I p. m.. « p. m
OPPOSITE Farmers a*
Bank.
’Phone lOOa.
WALTERBORO. H. O
a. V. BUCK u,
DENTAL SURGEON
I have reopened my dental |
office, and have nesorinted
with me DR. JOHN H.
BAKER. All work given
prompt attention.
Office next Terry 4 Shaffer’s
Store. *»
Office Honrs: 8.80 am to $
p. m. 8 to 6 p. m.
’Ppone No. 07a.
Walterboro, 8 0^
Dr. L M. Strickland
Dentist
SMOAKS. S. e.
CE. DURANT
Qvfl Eng’r and Land Surveyor
Will be in Wafterboro at J.
B. Ackerman's on Saturdays
and all other days when not
at work, in field.
, * ’Phbne No. yyy.
The woman of today who baa
good health, good tamper. good
asnse. bright eyas and a lovely oom-
ptexlon, tho resalt of correct Uvtag
and good digestion, wins th# ad
miration of tho world. If your dl-
pestion - la faulty Chamberlain’a
Stomech and Liver Tablets will oor-
rect it. For sale by all dealers.
Builders’ Material
*
Wanted the public to know that we have a most
complete line of all kinds of builders' material, such as
DOORS,
SASH,
. * •
BUNDS,
SHINGLES*
MOULDING,
BRICK,
LUMBER, ETC
At price* to suit Let us know your wants.
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luriactanr sf Rsagh tM JrasM Lanier.
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Spring Clothing
I have just received a large mipmuit ef New Spring Qptking
for Men, Women and Children. By purchasing in large quanti
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see my display of Men’s Spring Suita, Extra Trousers, Ladies’
Coat Suita, Voile Skirts, Panama Skirts and Children’s Dresms.
All new goods. Big Bargains. It will pay you to see my stock
before you buy.
100 YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN
to prepare for Bookkeeping Stenographic. Civil ScrvD
Saissmsaship and Telegraphy posltoons now awaiting
them. Positions Moored or mossy lefandsd. Worthy youag people may leera
and pay tuition sftar position is secured. Lemons by mail tf desired. Write st
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