The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, April 03, 1912, Image 2
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eaoaa tt la tk*ir lot to 4
U«m» to tlaM eao of tkta
▼Wta thl* print akop, a
job, a r^l tkap of all a*
pondrc a tka nwotciy I
aUf tko koko printer a
inkompt, rappad and pi
ar dlneonraped or auDei
tmatly rod oroiy more
earn «xp*afn any part c
If aakad; ko la a .Ihin
and «pr*rek>pedlr. Mam Mi
tar wtoHr koara, If ka ca
ad to talk, yoa find ko I
only In tka oraata ad t
la alao a atndant of k'j
daaa toaak wttk tka w«
poata, grant aatkora and
wkk aqaal graco rjf tko drama, am
ide or fjrt. And tboro ko alta la kla
Office |i at Lira
la Mtof Dam*.
April l* — ffaaelrX:
tko raalaw of Tko Praaa
will ko aafprtaat to aaa a plaoa from
mo altar Miff oo long atloot;
kat aa oar ragnlar eorratp—daot tar
•oak a graat kamortaf and eoat-
poaor I faal Uko 1 may ko traad-
fag aa aaerod groaad to raataro,
kat trlU aak paraiaaton jaat for
tkla ttaoa anyway.
Oar tonm, I moat confam la la
a proaparoaa oondltton, tka mar-
okarta krara la a ft no Mao t$ gprtng
aoadt, and aaam to bo dome lota
of kaainaoa, baft tko poor fans on.
(bay aro oaorlag long faoaa, it
look* Ilka thagr will bar# to kaild
a kotoaa If tkoy plow anytlmo aooa
lor wo kora » rafraoklne akowor
orarp law doya, aorartkalaaa tbay
pro maklag mam atrtdao tarwardp
fkatr farma, tor to my optnioa if tk
Caimara mako aottoa eecordla* to
tko fOrUUsar they aro Myfng tko
marckaata out not oaly*aaHio kat
kam a koarty lapgk- Althoogk wo*
ora hurtag many ohatmetlona oikt
l» mr dallp pa tka wo most kat alt
down and frown and sooid kat koap
tkla old adaga artr la oar mind,
kod start maaaa a good anding**
sod than again wa aro aworo that
oprlM, with bar xoldoa aooa and
flUror rataa la with no ones again,
atvoMp* haro and tkara oa frallaal
otom apaaar aoma asnro gam wkleh
dock tkla graad lardaaapo of oara
wkao tko leooty woods tko jaoamtao
kprna its fragraat lamps, and tarns
toto a royal eoart, with grass fas*
loans, tko honks of dork and soil*
tary atraam.a la tko dsap bva.'r
of ovary forost-tra# tka blood la
rkeh aad oettvo aad tharo'a u look
okom tko hrfWm kronehao ua if
tkoy droamod <t flowar* , Al^oagk
at tko praoant wk aro aeroaiad from
lavaltanao of tkot aomtlooi path aa
aprtag aa tko twtei Md ptanta rdt
«a tkalr talaaey fat aoly a faw abort
mo aka aad «kio daar aoatklaod of
oars will kka tl(o roasa oaootk aad
mo win aka oat look to ooo tka vary
Path wo tvnod grow parplo at oar
•ml Oko In dwomtaikd who
tkalr mMo kaoaa aootrlalag rlolia,
galtor and karmoalea aad rondornd
ooom vary awaat maale. Whan tka
maPe kagaa tko mariymakaiq last
aoald not control tkalr fast aad
af aanraa thay amnaad tkamaalvaa
by plafing anmaroaa aad intaroat-
tag gnmas. At a Into boor avary-
body Including all of ooplda partAel-
panta warn invited into tko parlor
aad aak to aaa tkalr vocal organs
for a wklle, aorarrl aoloa aad duets
warn sang by tko gnaata which
filled room with melodious maale
and last hot not least tka crowd
Jotasd la and sang aamo ragtime
end negro pieces wkleh were ap-
planded by the hearers.
At last the aad hear of depsrtaro
eemo and even body went home
Mgfcthearted and happy that they
kkd keet- a pcrt«e|paat of sack a
pleasant evening. Wa are glad t*
their long melancholy to
tont drto. Bach Jolly an
pllakod visitors In a eoamawdty are
pare to play havoc with tko. boys
kearta rad I already ftecy that I aa
tkalr long melanckoHy faoaa look
ing r« If they had lent their beat
friend, nevertheless the beat of
friends mast part;; ao ckaer np
boys “Cope** la net ter.
We anrely have had roads arosad
here, the R. F. D. curlers look
Talker weather beaten when they
ret are from their daye work. Wa
are waiting patiently for oar time
to come whea something will be
doae ea tko ktgktrrys here.
Mr. John Bmlth and family of
Amoaka apont Saadaj* last, with re
latives Imps.
F. N. Thomas tod T. A. Black,
Bald ■krkardta a dying visit Bandar
T' i*k kart wishaa for tko Press.
C. M. B.
*2
Vkaaef Omtem
Live Oak, Perry and
Iroad, pcpnlarly known as
wap Kprar Boats,*
loan of tko richest, moat prodostlvo
|ai-J haaltklest aacUono of Florida
purling at Uva Oak and oootiaalng
west trip tkmkh Dowling Park,
I Parry ami Hampton Bprtnga, to a
point near tka Oalf Of Maxtco, with
in brnnah to Alton* Uve Ctifc la
Jot'S ef tko knot Ilttla ka tin aaa
’elties la Florida, with t> pogadotloa
of sboet 1,600 population, la 76
I alias want cl Jacksonvrle and
about Si mi lea abntk of tko Geor
gia State line is a Junction potat
for tka Seaboard Air Line, the
t Atlantic Coast Liae, the Live Oak.
Perry and Gulf atd the Florida Ball
way and is tko county seat for Su
wannee county.
Tko section of Florida served by
the Live Oak. Perry cad Gulf Rsil-
t read is the heaviest timbered see-
tton of the State, aad lumbering aad
nlNed Industries are being develeped
In a Mg way )n tka several rap-
t*lbs i id Ip growing towns along Its line.
Tkla manna nnasnally good open
Inga for all rlaaam. These heavily
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flltky rag* a ganlna la mind, a timbered lands are alao naturally,
master la tntrilset. a purveyor of‘the richest agrtcaRoral lands aad
taowtodBe ter a^arior to those j t u these lands that the railroad
who eaaploy hhn. Namolem ko dealies to aettle with good! hard-
eaamaad arm aim ho goes, making working progressive people an teat
no apniaw ter hia amtearanee, aak- M the Uundn are released by the
!!? “•'V 0 ?* ** ^^irpmarioaa of the Mg lumber mlll-
Me and kftg£. No dodbt bat hei kaa * mg
lag aln, bat why has hot a
• breMtiag ala. bat why has bof
The Christina would say ko needs
eoaveratoa. the menial scientist
would any bo must atrangthen his
will while theosophy declrceo hP *•
Svwaaaee eoanty, Tying as It doas
botwaau the Atlautle Ocean cod tka
Gulf of Mexico, with the never fail
ing cool summer breeaca from east
to want, has a climate aa cool in
foilowl-'i tko star of hia destiny, an 'auaaner aa it, tka North ami yat
™*?hdec41y perfect la winter, and with
* mMB not tol^#d anpl# fall for drainage and an
the problm or Hmned. crime. The J ebidcac of pure drilling water.
greatest erftnes. wnfUly planned, guwaanee county la an cepedallp
cokh-Mooded^ murders, are commit- , healthy spot. A ralafcil cf over 60
ted rotoag the clergy aad highly ad- inches per annum makes crops as
nested, therefore education will not
ove paaal irotltotiona or poverty
oo the only thing that iwmalaa la
War the man to stodr hhaaeld and
term tko why of kla own nature
kla futare wfU take
care of Itself.'*—The Anxilltery.
certain aa poaaible.
For the porpoae of encouraging
settlers to Immediately occupy and
eultlvote nil tko unoocupted tends in
Suwannee Coarty and tharabor ma-
tartally Incraaolng the tonnage and
eantlafur of onr railroad, we have
iOMMiti In fndneing the several
Mg Inmker eompanlan oa oar line,
.Who am owners 4t terpa trrets of
agrionRural ard . timber land to let
m ham 11,666 acres of tko heat ag-
iVultarri lands la Bowankss coao-
Rot
are aoovoa of people who . . .
dreg oat a mteersMe orieteaea with- * Jr » •* t to
oat iwnilslag tko cause of tkMr euf- tmMl MttMia. We aMmiutetr en-
wkatT Of
kRa m thin dlrwtlea. I
tea glad to weioomv oar eM Mead
la oar tedM.
Mteu Annie Laurie Themes aad
bar tester Mow ef Cope S. O. am
tkefr uncle, Mr. F. N.
ef Bauanarb
after vU^tlng
In this testa-
Mr. John Padgett
has returned heme
frierda and mlatlveo
Ky. *
Mr. John Cranky, one of Write*
keros prosperous merahants was a
ploaaaat tealtor la oar mldat teat
Mr. Robert Crosby ef Waltevhom
la at kla old homr for a tew days.
Mr. luham Padgett, a noted cot
ton buyer, paid our town a call late
Butrudap
Misses Anale Laurie, Ktaoa aad
Oartrada lb am as worn the honored
guaata # Mlea Cora Blank test Fri
day aftomooa.
Mrs. Boa Crosby and children af
Raidsovtlte am oa an entaodod visit
to bar mothers. Mrs. L. Q. Ulmen..
Quito am aojepahte HUle event la
ear eoamraalty was a sociable gtveu
at Mr. Richard Crosby ea late Toee-
doy even tag from sovou natll twelve
la honor of two ebarmiag
mg lidftea, tko
Oops. B. C.
Jute oneJbo teigbty ana dk
»*e late mnelag swdteam and
la da
Tko Blvam Bridgo MsmarUl
elation will Bhaanrs Friday, April
tl ao pamarlal day. Oeu. U. R.
Bnooka, of OolamMa B. C. aad Dr.
a i Dsoln Lada* pmtedtut of Uote-
m Onlted, Oaffoey, t. €.. will
deliver memorial addmaaaa at the
mpyte*a. The pahllc m eerdtaUy
UvJted aad tko ladles earn sally m-
^qaatesd te hrtag flewera. The eom-
«be dor am: I. D. Jeaay. J. c. Kla-
ord. H. W. Ckltty, J. A. Patna. W.
D; Beaee, W. H. Ritter aad J. O.
•paves. Oa Mateo, Rev. W. D.
0rootless, J. c. Kicard. and J. F.
Keane.
Dr. N. F. Kirkland.
President.
J. W. Jeaay,
Secretary.
tectrg- Day after day they are
recked wttk backache; softer from
dlssinam uesknw
aad depreeteoa. Likely the
Mdoeya have teltea behted la their
of fHtertag fSe^blood aad thr-t
la the mot of the trouble. Look to
yaor Mdaeju. aateat them to their
give them the help they
Ton eaa am ao batter rctoed
than Duan’s Kidaay Plltej
BMow la grateful Untlmoay from
a nuBtemr la this locality.
Mia. H. Cox, 67 Drake 8L. Char-
teataa, te C., soys: “I am confi
dant that Dona's Kidnap Pills am
on aiealteat kidney medicine and I
eaa moooamaad thorn. IWy have
been oaedf te my temibi for ktdn
tandble and barn given the bant
results. I eon aa
teloa highly.**
Far aote by all
6k Km* Ha*
Fm
Take
. H«r juhkm.
■ a i n p in i ■ i mn
SatetriBa, Mkb.-«Iwaa6teteB:
mn I iveana
hard. I am
.^dveje
am tka
lam
ate broken dawn
IwMb kmd work and
^ the care of mv fam
ily, bat I taB tbamof my good Maud,
Igdte B. Ptakbam’a Vag
paoad, aad that them wmbs no bosk
tbay wUl taka it m I have. I
ever witkoat It kt tha hooaa.
“I wUl any alao teat I think team la
no batter madjefaw to be found for young
gfarb. My eldate daughter has takca
Lydia E. Ptekham’s Vegetable Cotn-
pcond for painful pariode aad irregular
ity, aad It hm batpod bar.
“I am ahraya ready aad wlIHng to
speak a good word for Lydia E. Pink-
ham’s Vegetable Compound. I tell every
eae I meet tent 1 owe my beehta aad
happinaaeto your wonderful madkdna.’*
-Mrs. J.G. JORMSON, ScottviUo, Mich.,
R.r.D.9.
Lydte E. Ptekham’s Vegotabte Com
M BUCK STORE
Brushes worth 25c 10c
Shoe
now
Porcelain water
worth 25c now.
Lunch
now.
2 « u 10c
Baskets worth 25c £
Glam Dipper* worth 25c now 10c
worth SScKJg
....A.. A. ....... ^
Lemon Extracts
tn Ham men worth*
now
8000 Yard 381-2 inch wide
Sheeting old price 8c now..
3
Now York, rote
Price 66
Co., Battel*
for tko Uni
Uw often In
Woaknroa, nor
After Orip.
a rna-dowa ■yteeui.
lack of appo
with dte-
Hvor aad kidney* often al-
tew an attack of this wiutakeJ dte-
kmaa llte gmotate nro* UNT'te( Kl-
oetrie Bittern, the gtorioum tonic.
Mood parifter mad regulator of
teaOrocb, Mvor and ftMaeya. Uhoeta-
rttep have proved that they wroa-
dterteBty streagthea the aervw build
eg the tetema and ruatom to health
and feed spirits after aa attodk of
Drip. M a uttering, try tkana. Only
66 oanla. BoM and peifaet aottefao-
rieu pierumeed by Jb* M. Kteta
,* ■ - r
For rki tone Ham you udM find
notklng better than Cteomberitea s
Ualmeat. Tig it apd aro how
«sickly R gives reUdf. For role
by aR dealeta.
STILL SELLING
OUT.
All my etock of goods, left la
going at and below coat. Some
rare bargains in what is left.
Call aad leF oa show
of oar bai
began be
of Mr.
and e
a kroriy
te
'W. L. Under, and J. B. M. Under
both ef Little Beamy, called to
roe os white ia town Saterdajt
Lee F. Berry, the
reel tetter
Spectate for this week.
Hallo 17 Middle Burster
Tara Plow Combined.
Value. .
Lynchburg
Plow. Extra Valae
Walterboro,
dog on
te ana af oar
h’ SjK*'
dad# upacalatora who wtah to hay
_ more than S26 acres, white to the
tea MtlMl •tetters we offer tend pmetl-
eally regard leas of prioro or terms.
In teat, on rid lea lowly er«y eoadl-
Uoaa to rsHabte people, we will far-
E*ah Crete 46 to 166 acres absolute
ly ftfe of one dollar’s coat, on a
plan much oaeler than tend ever
could hove been Obtained even un
der the povernmeat homestead law.
Aad, It will bo remembered that
mllUoaa of acres that worn first ac
quired from the goveramte< with
out cote am now worth from 916;
to 9S66.66 per acre. Tka owneiU of
tkero Bowaamm oouaty landb have
canrontod to our opeaiag thorn for
Boteadlato atetlomont on our hare-
tolom nnboard of.Uberol terms and
tkta prepa^ |«ocdttlooa, only becraro they know
Ttetlemroi will greatly an-
Ike valae ef the quarter of a
res they have yet to put
oa tko market.
Jute lmr<xlae—these lands am lo
cated right along onr line of Roll-
mad; some adjoining towns!tea,
■some not ter from our locrJ me-
tmpotts, Uv# Ook. and non# rif
them mom than tour mites from rati
way qomee; dew to good schools,
church**, markets, nelghbote and
only about thro# hoar’s ride to tha
great city of Jackooavtlte, wttk Its
aro port markets to Jhe world.
Thom am tko boat Undo la tha
BUto of Florida for the rs.’dag ef
corn* can* long staple eottoa, up
land rice, all kinds of hay aad fod
der, coupes*, velvet beeas, eoanoea
peaaata, poutoro (both sweet and
Irish) vegetables of all kinds, fruits,
not*, cattle, begs, mules aad
horses; white the eordittoas fdr
poultry raising, bee keeping , and
dairying are Idea]. Wa hope with
in another two yeers to see Su
wannee county well settled and all
under cultivation—a veritable gar-
: dan spot—and lands adllng at $160
r " ‘ rr* and rpwards. But, for
t tko present, our rallrocd needs more
| and i"OTe tonnage; there-
mlddle Burster fore prioro and terms oa throo lands
aro ao object. In short. If }x>u can
convince ua that you are cr-pyble of
fanning from 40 to 120 acres and
that you could, if necessary, come to
Florida with a crAh working capi
tal of 2600 or more, preferably
94666 or more yoa can on the eae-
Icte coalitions imaginable secure
tkrorgh us. without one dollar’s
coat a fans of from 40 to 160
acres under warranty deed to fr.rm,
he’*, avti or do with as you wtah.
If lateroated, we would be glad
to tell you all about this country,
our plana, the ofjportunUifs here
tor mosey making, aa* especially
the conditions by which yon may
have' one of. these terms free of.
cost. To team all about tt. write
ea a poet card or letter, simply,
“Mall me portbealar*" ai
H. Mtlhellaad. ‘Lom
No. Bid. dtaoMai 06-
Uve ttejLFurry and Qdlf. R.
10c
5c
Get what ycu want
while it lasts.
The Bridk Store.
Walterboro, 5. C.
BUIBFllTCIiNf
OMNNY,
80COSS8OR8 TO
GEtt S. HACKER & SON.
WE MANUFACTURE
hm Sisk od Nits
Columns tad Baluster*; Grille*
sad Ornament*; Screen Door*
Window*.
WE DEAL'IN
Qssa, Sash Cord and Weight*
• CHARLESTON* S C
02 Mpotina Strppi,
CHARLESTON* B «
HARBLS AND
GRANITE WORKS,
and
Send For Piices,
Oldtent Flraa la
D. S. WALKER
you aoma
and
Extra
Der Wig
Walterboro
CMDfKBB LAUNDRY
On WAtk Street.
lee e e
e e e • a
hr 4c.
t* each.. .. 10c.
Boeero Bhlit IRc.
Give me a trial. If you are not
pleased with your work, no
ehorge.
THE *
BKWHHS
MACHINE
OF
QUALITY.)
BRYAN
Bautk Cafollna.
sms
BOLD
UNDBE
ANY.,
OTHKN
WARRANTED FOE ALL TMM.
tfyevpuiekaaitbeltBW MOM 1C you win
heve e Ita amtt at the price yoa pey, cad WUl
SieglNg Music House
"THE BEST OF EVER)
THING IN MUSIC
*9,
Write tor price list and cat
logue. It will be a pleasui
for us to correspond with yo
No. 243 King Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
NOTICE HORSE BREEDERS.
Qwkr
hhAs
to hop.
Tha French Fercheron Stallic
“Lord Roe berry,” will be at tl
following named places each we
oa the below named days.
B. G. Hlott’s, Monday and Tu<
day.
Maahawville, Wednesday.
Ritter, Thursday,
Walterboro, Friday.
Dr. J. B. Padgett’s store, Satt
day.
Fro 930.60—Colts Guaranteed.
91-60 cask.
Rehoboth News.
GottagevUto, Mar. 25.— Si>ecii
Rev*. J. P. Irubtnet preached a v?
ahte aad Itsternatlng sermon at 1
hoboth tha Mcjoad Sunday.
Boyd Rhode has returned hoi
from ARgustc* Mr. Rhode la loc
lag fine. His friends are glad
hate hhn back*
/’
You will look a good wklle bef
you find a better medicine *
roughs aad colds than GbamberUi
Oough Remedy. It not only P 1
teUdf—tt ounea. Try it when )’
hate a cougb or cckd. amd you :
to ha Mm rot with
ear* Which will effect f
■ate by all daatem. ^ i.