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c / raimAift.ni^ASD.wi >, 10. / VAST T. Itlt. b- ' V V >9X8110270 A C., s..< * pwwHfy cor i S , EaxlMd •▼•a of tiM c««t of Mia, eontctaafcal WalMrboro A C. WKDNK8DAT. FEB. 7. 1»1*. Well, taywey. this Is campaiya The name of "RMaelaatf” ahoold bow he cbeaged to "Jasper.’’ —I ■ ■ I — ■ i ... I — ■ ■ ■ I.M ■ I I n» II l« • Do sot get Into the notloa to orerplaat this year fa pottos. The vise bow nay prove deceptive. Has aayhody la the coaaty ased the split log drag ow a aoettoa off road hear his home? Tell as ahmit | It. If yom hays. / At last the teachers^ of Oolletoa eoaaty have foroied a coaaty teach ers’ sssoPlatloa, or rt least a very few of them hsydf Coagratalattoi With the flaest htad of clay for lilaw brick right la towa. the of Walterhoro eoatlaae to their brick. Why? yT Colleton’s candidates are a little late la making their r nrosncementa to th# "dear peepaL’* .Boom of the eoaatles have several whose -cards appear la the locarpapera. ., ■■■ ■■ - - -— Remember there are forty-four eoaatles bow—-Jr.••per Is the hehv This ahoald be aamed "Jefferies" la honor of the yoaag man who ts rsapoealble for Its eslsteaee. We eoagratalate those who have been able to hold' their eottoa on the advr-’we la price they are aow able to get for It. Really, this Is good news, bat to too few of oar people. We ext sad the hand of to the many aew readers aow Jet*: lag The Prise sad Rtaadard fam ily. We trast they will at once feel at home# rid whenever they have anything to say. send It la. for petty and ft Iveta as pp aow, oomplsla- Jaattae to her • system of rMefwBoee ivt S42»g xascs * before whom bo tenryor ahali be permitted to appear. Tho aaovoids his coodasioo is that the Csited dtatcs are law aad lawyer riddea. a sltaatioa which Hr. Sayder tbas dlscasses la his mliable sammlng ap. Air ear leglslatsres Itdudtog a gram, are almost lavarlably mad ap of a majority of lawyers. It Is the lawyers themselves who have le the laws and the courts and the practice of the law as they are. with their atter aad shaaMless prom titaUoa of jastlce. Why should there ho nearly 4,000 jadgss la the Usited Atates with aeariy 20,000 •pUdoas in appealed eases per year? , Recaps s, first of all. It amans 4.000 fat Jobs for lawyers, aad sec ondly bocaase It requires these 4,000 Jadgss to hear and to pass oa tho eadloss rigmarole of mot objectless, exceptions, writs writs of habeas corpus retrials ard reap peals, which make ap the dally practice qr the law aad which make the .1%* profitable. la England—even In England— the coat of the layf has become so great that the government has in coBtemplstlo*/{he establishment of petty court*/ or rather referees of minor cawd. from which lawyers ahali bq- excloded. Characteristical ly. thin has aroused a storm of pro- the profession, and the denounced as a move for creation of "little qtar cham- w” To these protests s spokes- auta for the governmeat replied: "Ho professional (I. e. lawyers’) warnings of this kind will check tke efforts of thd government . end koaae • of * commons to provide cheap sad-expeditlbiAr means of de-< tsrmtalrg small cases. *The fact Is thV the practitioners of law haw made recourse to the ordinary cou ft Of Jastlce too expensive for th# or dinary eitlsen; save In the sMlngent necessity, he never tblhks !f well advised, of going to Urfr. tha luxury Is reserved for large capital lata ard corporations commt-ndiug large earns.’’ Reduce tho number of lawyers In ngiuaft aad in the legislatures, aad then, and not until then, will there be a real reform of the law la this country Amerlcar* lawyers know these con diUons exist; no one can be bet ter aware of them, for they have crested thorn, gradually. It Is true bat they are conditions which nev- erthslsss have made of American law and l(» idmlr’-irrMor * f*ri*r aad g rcaadsi. Americas law and Hr idmlal^r-- Uon of Justice encourage litigation ard do not discourage crime. Tho evil has gone as fr-r as an awakened aad. in some Instances, as outraged, public will suffer it; tho chock mast be applied, turning tho tide of legal ad ml nut ratio!-- bae to an even-handed Justice, not to litigant ard defeadaht but to society. Tho time for reform of courts aa their procedure of lawg that aland la Justiee’s way bt here and dis cussion must five way to works. r* X AbBotut&ty e Ifeonomlzes Batters Floar v makes the food more ^ appetizing and wholesome The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar A.WIC 4 SON We -GnaraBtee' all Goods we Sd to be as* .. REPRESENTED.. -U.— Another great need of Walterbo- ro. next In Importance to the ho tel. 1s electric lights. Will not some enterprising cltltei* or com bination of rlttiens get bury on this proposition ? Miss Maude Yarn, of Henderson ville, and Mrs. Laura -BeKon, of Penlel, were In towa today shop ping. B. Q. Carson, of Kldgevtlle, Is in town today. * ■ IP... - J. B. Smith, of Smoaks, was to town today on a business trip. Supervisor D. E. 8monk, of i Smoaks wap |n town this morning. | B. L. Jones, of Smoaks, was la * town today. Hie Brick Store. Terry & Shaffer LOWER FEBRUARY BARGAINS. GRANULATED SUGAR d£1 16 pounds ^ ^ sW GOOD BUTTER per pound ‘•HERO” COFFEE per pound 3 POUND TOMATOES 2 cans for ALASKA PINK SALMON 2 cans for ^SCEOLA SOAP f, 12 cakes for OnTAGON SOAP 6 cakes for LUMP STARCH 6 pounds for UNDINK FLOUR per barrel 25c. :$55€^ 5ALE OF APRON GINGHAMS per yard A new hotel for Walterboro Is fast becoming a realty. A nice hit of reverence for him who baa left hie Imprest on the community la sug gested In the name It will bear— ••The Hotel Albert^'—Ip horor of the le-te Albert Wlchman. the pio neer hotel man of Walterhoro. 47c now 10c * Some of The Frees aad Stand ard’s correspondents mast hr-ve had their lak wells frosea. What has become of "More Aaaon.’’ "J. . p. D". the Doa’t Worry’, acrlbsw lbe "Mewvtlle" ceeraspecdeat. aad va- stoua others? Ofvn as tbs asms. We macb prefer eoaaty aows to "setMors’’ aows. Aad lot aa bare It whllo It la aows. The lawyer mm| The Low. Comparing tho administrator* of Justice In Eaglaad sad the United States, both t« to effectlveaeso and oxperee, Carf, Sayder. la Collier’s Weekly, emp 1 sat sea the aatoardlag fact that while EnglUh law la ad ministered by 200 Judges for 22.- 100.000 people, the Catted States with nfbety million, has approxi mately 4.000 Judgrp. net Includlrg InnumrraMe. Jcrtiiti rf the peers, recorders and minor functionaries And yet It is admitted. Is. In fact, notcrlciiviy true, thr-t Kns- 1et*d, with.her one Judge to each 102.600 populst'cn. la far ahead of I this country with a Judge to every 12.600 pervens. |n the eonliab’e. ImperttfJ and exact administration of justice. In England such a thing as nr* appeal in r- c.rlmlnel case «s un known; convictions approximate SO pfer cent, and In 90 per cent of the Oonvlctloi-M. the full punishment pr * scribed Is enforced. Appeal in civil rases la the exception; reversal is 63 Men’s $1.00 Shirts now 16 Vests well worth $1 00 I bn Rum 25, 30 and r,o cents each. Big Value. 50 Bolts SO, 60 and 75 cents yard, all wool dress goods, now 35c. > ard. IM.OO Men’s Suita, now $8.00 12.00 Mon’* Suita now 8.00 10.00 Men’s Suite, now 6 00 8.00 Mea’a Suite, now 5 00 5.«j) Hen’s Suits, now 3 00 Men's and Boya Black. Broom god Gray $150 aad |1.76 Hats 98c. Children’s |$ ttdouka, now ... S2.00 Children’s 6,50 dauka. aow ... 8 26 Childrea’s 3 60 cloaks, now ... 3 26 Ladies 6 00 cloaks, now ... 3 06 Ladies 8.50 cloaks, now ... 6.26 Ladies 10.00cloaks, now ...' 6 06 We sell 6 cakes Octagon Soap for 25c 3 cans Star Lye for 25c. 3 lh cans tomatoes for 10c. Headquarters^for Lime, Cement, Piaster Paris, Hair. SALE OF 36 INCH SEA is land Homeapun, 6 yds for Hjall thread 1 box 12c, 2 box 40c, 3 box ALL OUR REGULAR 12ie Outing. 3 yds for. 10QT. AGATE BUCKETS (Regular o0o) 10c. TIN BASINS now '2f>c. Classified Advertiseaeats- rOR RAUB. FOR BALE — Good combination horse, 7 years old, sound and gen tie. Right price to man with - Cash. Reason for sellirg, have no time to use him. M. C. Flsb- barne. 3-7-lt. FOR BALE—A, fine milk cow with young calf for sale. Apply to Mis. E. H. Williams, Walterhoro, 8.C. 2-7-U. FOR BALE OR SERVICE—French Percheron Stallion Roabery, reg- iaterred. Can be aeec- at my residence. Colts guaranteed. If interested communicate with Dr. C. H. KsDorn or at this office. 2-7-4L FOR BALE—Brown Leghorn, great layers—eggs tl-00 per setting of 16 eggs. Jno. M. Klien. Walter horo. 8. C. 1-21-tf. SLAB WOOD FOR SALE—Deliver ed aaywhere In Walterhoro, $1 for largo one horse load. Small load 76c. Trim blocks split short ready to barn etc- Phone your „ orders to office at mill. Walter horo Lumber Co. 11-lt-tf. mmUm ijpA* - fc «pi II——, ’ FOR RKJfT. ■ FOR RENT—Seven room house, smoke house, barn, five stalls rnrt 40 **'*•«*• of ♦®ndable lend to rent for 1912. In one mile o; i.nulfcu ttcuoui at Walterhoro, ap ply to J. 8. Griffin. 2-7-lt. We guarantee the above Stalk Cutter to give satisfaction '> x and not to choke. It is ths strongest and best stalk cutter made. Before you buy give us the opportunity of showing you this cutter. We can show you improvements that are patented and which make this the best made today. We can furnish you with either seven blade straight or spiral or nine blade straight or spiral at $3100 and $34.00 delivered to your nearest railroad station. tc 26c. 5c. 10c. S&- Terry & Shaffer MMiT. LOST— Light blue speckled fox hound near Fuller Savannah, 2 years old, answers to name of Riddle. |5 reward If returned to Frank Kliraey, Walterhoro. 2-7-2L p. 10 QT. TIN BUCKETS . (Regular 25i a ) 11 50 PLOWMAN SHOES now WANTED. WANTED—To haul your baggage, freight, or take you to the train. I am well equipped to do anything in -the hauling line day or night. Phone 6lj>. Burt Frampton. 1-21-tf. ■x ’ ; li The Mutual Life Insurance Com pany of New York, begs to announ ce that Mias Miriam da Bote haq a* eeptad agency in her father’s piece. 1 She will be pleased to see anyone taftereeted tc- insurance. The Brick So r e NOTH It. .w . ; . . | I desire to solicit help of every- rare: the ncw (i trial Is r- thing »*-. body behalf of a worthy couple most unknown, ; u~i-- — -* - -- NOTICK. On the Ifth day of February. 1912. 1 will tnabe my final return, aad Immediately thereafter apply to the Probate Judge ot Colleton County for Letters Dismissory of the estate of E. V. Heidt. Anna M. Heidt. Administratrix. Waiterboro, S. C. Jan. 19th, 1912 l-24-4t . BUSINESS LOCALS. Conviction |r- the United States living nec-r me. Mr. ard Mrs. C. _ _ . : J- Ulmer, who are in very great aseens but the beginning of trial nefK , of aM mtance Mrs Ulme? has w».,l* only about one criminal raae . aBd „ in four g«-ta to trial and in about . aow a months since or. ‘ ut of to*- the conviction gh ^ k as been, able to sit op at all. atanda. Appellate coorta are ready | Her condltiM- la aerioua and rad watting to reverse on technical- | painful. |ty and precedent, and not or- the qur-Mty of Justice In the case It- aalf. -Qm tha civil, ss well as the criminal side, appeals are the rate ' ‘ Am erics n appellate eoarts aa- * down some 26.944 de af which are re- 4141481. taadhird a( w JaWiKw wa gv oa very and she needa the con stant care of Mr. Ulmer, who In I rdiwequeaco Is not able to go- out Mo work at all. They are in need of th# necessities of life, and tho aid af all charltablq people is asked for thaas. They will thaakfnljv re ceive aaythtag broaght dr aSnt NOTHTC. On the 16th day of February, 1912, I will make my final return ard Immediately thereafter apply to the Probate Judge of Colleton County for Letters Dismissory of the estate of A. J. Frank. Elizabeth Hlott, Admlnist rstrix. Walterhoro, S. C., Jan. 29. 1SH2. 1-24-41. glOO Reward. W* will give 6ne hundred dol lars reward for proof to convict the person or persons who have been cutting wire fenclr.-g on any of our lands. L H Willis. Dr. B. O Willis. A. A. Willis. Cottageville. 8 C.. Feb. 6. 1912. Perry 8. Hndsoa. RlfVlnv R. C. Supervisor D. E. Smoak, and eon, Charley, were in towt* the lat ter part of the week on a business to ,|rtp. , ... Mr. Md Mrs. L. K. Vqra. of ndtr Penial ssetloa were la towa to< 44DIKG AT OORT—LA1MMR AND GKNTB SWEATERS AND UNDER WEAR. ALSO NICK LINK MKN’S HATS. W. V. GLOVER. A large shipment of horses .and mules Jam received. Priced aad terms to suit the times. Waiterbo ro Live Stock and Vehicle Co.. H. W. Black. Jr., Mgr. (tebbage Plants at J. 1C Rryaa’a. Garden seeds are now open at Kltens. — v» Burt’s spring seed oats at H. W. Black, Jr. 1-31-2L Cabbage Plante at J. K. Ilryaa’a. Wood, Wood, Wood, for sale at Blocker’s. Furnished any length. World's Almanac and encyclope dia for sale at Klein’s. C»n.rden seeds. oHon sets and seed Irish potatoes, H. W. Black. Jr., l-31-2t. Cabbage Plants at 4. Pi. Bryan'*. Itch relieved In 30 minutes by Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by John M. Klien, drug gist. ,10-12-fm. Russell Wagons and Taylor-Can- nady buggies. All slxe wagons-- one and two horse. WalterborO' Live Stock and Vehicle Co. Cabbage Plants at J. K. Bryan’s. The best flour in town, Pearl and Perfection at Blocker'a Store. Pratts poultry food makes hens : lay. For s&le at Klein's. r • Good hot drinka for sale st C. j j L. Fishburne’s ice cream parlor. White pine and tar mentholated. Excellent for cough, at Klein’s. * VVe have a large stock of Disc Harrows on hand and can give you any size or style that you may want. See us before buying, it will pay you for our terms and prices are right and there are no harrows that are better. K WKHMAN 4 SON. WALTERBORO.. ® SOUTH CAROLINA . . I ■ g J. JH.. ... tef , XJ_ — MILUNERY^REDUCTION SALE. i During the Month of January, we are "often ng all our Millinery, Dress Goods. Embroideries and Lace* at greatly REDUCED PRICES. HATS that were $8 00 now |6 00 HATS that were 56 00 now $3 00 HATS that were $4 00 now $2 50 HATS that were 13.00 now |2 00 HATS that mere $2.00 now $1.00 REDUCTION IN DRESS GOODS PRF’SS GOODS which were $1 00 now $ .85 PRFS3 GOODS which were 75 now .50 DRFSS GOODS which were .50 now 3.X DRESS GOODS which were .40 now .25 SEE OUR REMNANT COUNTER We have carefully' selected our stock and have * chosen a number of real bargains as we had raiher sacrifice a portion of their value than to carry them over. These a^e going at and below cost and include Dress Goods, Embroideries and Laces. W, THE LEADING MILLINER. Former coui education, those rmer county ition, H. Z ( in town Sat superintendent of Crosby, was among turday. H. H. Renta, of lalandtoa. Be sure'to vote in the greatest contest ever conducted in Colleton county. • • • Mlaa Bessie Kobe has returned from Charleston after a vfcit of arv- t Mlu Nellie Kinsey,’who Is teach ing at Williams now, was in town Saturday. \ • 00 ’ Mrs D. 8. Maxey. aad little daughter, of Williams, ware In town Thnrsdny. ^ ..