Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Iflmotl P. W. Taylor, J. W. Harboooa, Morgaa Praetor. T. W. mi., ko oft = tko out OO •1ft*- tho • TgpWv i» . Hil h by. the lit u cloae of Gooeral praetleal coma tw*oa certain 90 tk* Offlears aad Mtmboro of (kO Faraur* Uaioa: Oao of the •Tito moaodac Amor* Mo today, aad leaot andorstood la «t* oartoaeaMt i* that of iadlaeria* taato lamtoration. As ft to th* oooatrjr to fall *000011 of lodl||H'k || t oltliobi, T*t throoch Blit* It- lacd, and oth*r entry ports, we coetlnue esrh year to pil* op an aoeamaalatioo of direr** national' Hie* that never can or will be as- eiaillated by onr people. To re ad net the laws, and const ruet sen- sible barriers Is the trok to which wo should address ourselves, and ao class Is more directly liVereeted la It than the former. I have no sympathy with the old *Xaow-nothlBc‘' cor** intent fn America, which aaed to pride Itself da the slogan, “America for Amerl* Episcopal Chmreh, Mot. T. P. Ba ker, Rector: ftameu ba the morn ing aad ereaiag oft tk* let aad ftrd Ban day aad every ether Sth ftaa- dajr i» each moath. at 11 a. at. i ft.ftd p. bl ftaoday school every, laadar aftertaaa at I o'clock aad prayer meetlag every Wednesday af ternoon at ft o’clock. Presbyterian Charck, Rev. A. B. Wallace, Paster: Service* on tk* morning aad evening of every Boo- day to each moath at 11 mm. aad p. m., except th* ftrd flan- day aad night pf the second Sunday. Sunday school every Sunday* morale ot 10 o'clock nod prayer meeting every Thuradsy afternoon nt 6.10 o'clock. Methodist Church. Rev. H. J. Cac- then. Pastor: Services In the morn ing and evening of every Sunday in each month at 11 a. m. nnd 0.10 p. m. Sunday school every Sunday nfterroon at 4.30 o'clock and pray er meeting every Thursday evening at 8.SO o'clock. Baptist Church, Rev. J. R. Fun derburk. Pc^tor: Services on the etsaaftk af eattao aecardtag (a sam ples. Hls fdsa la this was aecer- taia the real latrfftalt «a|pa af each grad# af oottpa. aeeordlag la ft •plantag or tenelle strength. He Uterrfewed the department af ag rfewftare and found that the ex perts agreed with k)m that this* sheald he done. There Mima to be ana* doubt u hie mMaad al- •• ta the mlada of eopn <of the officials, as to wh«iB#r there 1s say 1 difference be- grade^ of cottor* which are now from 91.SO to ftl a bah» and aft wards higher or low er, according to grades. These wperfmeau ta teattag th* real rai ns af the different grades may be of grant value to the farmer*. When the government experts have investlgr.**d sufficiently by actual spinning test* on their own machines, they will give to th# formors th# result of their findings. Senator Smith said: “To illas- traU what may occar: suppose by actual last ta the department it be foaad that strict low, middling tee asms tensile strength aad spinning valae as strict middling aad that the latenaidlat* grades, namely,' low aUddltag and middling, are also of the same valae, then the only question to be considered la valae of these foar grades win be to determine their grades, and the government process to otaai- ardlso the grades. “As rssult of this, ia case this •hoaltf occur, in place of tfcard being a difference of a quarter to half and as high ae one cent or one and n half cents per pound there trill be ao differeace at all. It nuy ho foand as common oonse would seem to teach, that a. black rope may te as strong and ssrvloe- nble as ft white rope and the ' question of color bps nothing to do with its market valae." If M Jno. A Kb boro, A CL I **M» MB. DragteM. wall Oct Good Stock. It to because we x^sh to see the South take Us rightful place as an agricultural section, and Southern former* receive a Just reward for the work of their hknds that we protest against this Idea that good livestock ond good farming methods are not for th* r verage farmer, they most emphatically are, and if he is ever to become a good farmer.- to make his land good, to have a good home and. a good bp.nk account WP1HBMT ADVAJTCAGMft Th* teachers scholarships la th# University of flooth Carolina, worth 910ft la moaay and exemptioa from fees, offer a fine chans* for ite young men of this county. Teaching to one of the test careen open to the strong young of th* fltate. as hlgb schools are multiplying apoa every head, sailing for trained men at fair sal aries, aad with prospects of largo usefulness. The University of South Carolina to bow under a fall head of steam, ■fflctsney has asarked th* past ses sion to a remarkable degree. 449 students wore prseeat A new audi torium to now building, which will te of grant advantage. The «apa at* T. M. C. A. batldlag. and re ligion* life of the students, is a fact of prim* importance. The apaslm with good baths, the infirmary with a traised aane la attendance, are splendid means of Insuring the health of the atadeats. The ontreaeftr of the University la many forme of public service to gripping the people of the whole fltate. Oloee attention to given to the Individual etadeat. The growth of the Law school tee been signal. p Colftmbia offers many advantage* for straggling young men to sappert themselves while they are studying tft UaJversHr- No matter hew peer e boy may be, he can get a fall college education at the University. There is a business Course with fine facilities. All In all, the progress of th* University daring recent years as regards attendance, efficiency, and the spirit of public service is in spring. finfen MiCabts. MILLINERY GOODS of ow Millinery De stand. She is ftrtttkmlndimieftlmeemmanhy in Millinery in the rise and fiattone. ^Tmeem OmSgttmmflim iff' IMr r«fWlgf IS uMCMfl teaks Mercantile Co. SMOAK8, SOUTH CAROLINA SHOES AND HATS forton. your ted Have you Spring Shoot and Hat? If not you are fort ate. for you will have dm opportunity of supplying y< needs from onr very large line of the ceiebra BROWN SHOE COMPANY'S SHOES AND FBOM POINTER BRAND HATS See onr line before buying^ r users ■eRMDK « wirbnw to. Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Crosby, of Ruffin were in town Thursday of last week. he must get rid o,f the foolish notlo morning and evening of every Sun-) 1 * 1 ** be has to wait until he has day in the month except the morn ing of the 2nd Sunday, st 11 n. m. and I p. m. Sunday school every only." sod excuse Ignorance or' Sunday morning at 1ft o'clock, and lots of money before he goes to farming in the right way. To plac# oro’s dependence in scrub farm animals, or to ^msglne that jAath-on th* flimsy pretext of petti- prayer meeting every Thursday* *r*n ftay farni aiiim64 cAD *‘ v « the most H JL PADGETT. A Uorney-st-Law. Prompt Attention to All Pnstnrm WALTERDORO, fl. C. * •UsM. .Neither would 1 pet an In- tlsxfbls embargo upon entrance lr»*o thte country. Ever sines ws set HP Hi hnsinsss as a republic, Amsr- )en hr* been an asylum for the op- gnemd oft all lands. They have lestsd toward the Statute of Uh> arty as symbolising all that to good and hopeful sad Inviting to these whs fftllsd, from terns ennss to as- mow n square desl in their* own eputfrtss. ' But I do rseognlm that ws hsv* n AsOnRs dnty to perform not only •e th* present generation, hat -equally to those who srs to fol- ksw on If ws allow igaoraat, oaflt. dftssaeed Immigraats, of those with mm respect for onr tactuation* and With Inability t* assimilate our M*sI*—<0 come in without 1st or eteitong*. and to occupy the land •warm of locusts, .we shall " he working poorly for th*' Amsri- ends of tomorrow. Aassricn bus been called th* melt- tog pot of tbs world. Is that It rsesives into Its capacious space* hordes from almost srsry nation, msltlng them into a common sub- etancs and and taming them out Amsrtcsro. But Industrial troubles stepping out on the farms lag at 9 o’clock. The Furman University msncemsnt begins Monday, Jane ft. •■'aI doss* Wednesday, June I. On the eveaieg of Tuesday, June 4. nt sight o’clock In the dining room of' Montague Hull on the Furmun Uni versity Campus, will toko place the Anneal Bosquet af the Alemnl, for mer students sad friends of th* in- stUnrHon. These occasions furnish on* of th# most attractive f sot arse of Furman com msncemsnt, end they they serve .both to cumulate and profit when allowed to shift for Itself Is not good farming. Such thsorlsa—for thsa* are theories ass , wild nod baseless* as any “aciso- MBcag tist" ever promulgated—hors don* I much to keep the Sooth In Its Com- Prasent backward condition and ws cannot get rid of them on# moment too soon.—Tk* Progressive Farmer. No Bey, No Fay. The comptroller general is going to Insist on knowing what thq Rev, Mr. Creighton to hired for by the governor, end as te has the law behind him la the matter ws are glalt that he will do so, for there a some very pregnant poeibilRle* la maintain Interest In th* InsUtntkw. 1 Batter. It to true that former A good sapper and abundant fellow- governors hsv# sent In bills for ship are promised all who are on datsctlvea who had been engaged head. Mnale will bs furnishM by s ' * B •Paclal work, ws have no doubt, Greenville orchestra aad th# ^irmaa Hat the whole of the state as well Olss Club. The committee ars B. K. Ossr. C. B.'Martin, J. C. Keys and R. M. Mauldin. The annual sermon will be preach •d Tuesday, June 4. by Dr. C. B. aa the records of the office showed what they wen* iiolng. and nobody had any objection, In this casp^ there to a mystery that is pustiing to tha people to say the least of It. and Barts, Columbia, 8. C. The annual address before th* Literary Societies will be presetted on Wdneeday morn as mi, Jane I, by Dr. Charles W. fa the employ/(ft tfie’str.t* hc!n mairns in the great later centers Kent, professor of English Mteratnr*'•"<! ab^e board in all mat es that there to anch a In the University of Virginia. Iters and hpis right in that, but we w* would really like to know what •i r - Ctbighton has /done. The governor Insists on people who are •blag as overcrowding -the melting pot. each • thing ns ihrapring into flf ingredients that will not mix with the beet qpd meet eodnrtng els* ■mats of Ametrtonn cMaenehlp- mi **h l )* 'i?' There never ' was a time people appreciated the reel merits »f Chamhelnln# Cough Remedy ■tore than now. This to shown bp the iMrenae ia anise aad volaa la toMh. teettmonlato from persows who bow oared by It It paa orjtear ehUdraa are troubled with at ofttd give it a trial their a teaeOctal Ttekt j want totes him do thy same way when that he wsnts other people to do. vernor to not above the law, that teems to be the hardest ng ia the world foV Mr. Bless* t> nodorstaad.—Florence Daily Times. vo Mr. at»l Mrs. Jc 4ko flaidorh Professional Notices. QnVJM 09 Of. A. J. AndtoFson DENTAL SURGEON Office Hours: OPFOfliTR ft a. m., 1 p. m 9 p.m.,1p.m. 'Phood 100b. WALTBBBORO. B. O I- T. BUG SR, DENThk SURGEON I kavt roopoood my teotal oOea, And have amodatad with mo DR. JOHN H. RAKER, All work civmt prompt attention, r Office next Terry A Shaffer’s Store. Office Boon: 8.80 am to I prm. 8 to ftp. oa. ’Ppono No. 87a. W aitmrboro, S O lootoooooeflfloqbbbboooboobS JOHN 9L HUOKft. SURGBON -DENTIST. KHKHABDT, B. XL - '<1 «-av CE. DURANT Qvl Eflg'r amd Land slrvoym wm be in Walterborp at] B, Ackerman's on Saturdays and all other days when not if work in* Mi 77* Attention: Fanners of South Carolina This is the year for you to return to your w fint love,” the Old Reliable -Star Brand" Wilcox ft Gibbs Guano Co's Manipulated Guano, and use it on your crops ex clusively. It has given satisfaction wherever used for over 45 year*, and is acknowledged by those who use it to be the best all-round Cotton and Corn Fertilizer in the world. It gives you the Best Results for the Least Money. It ia Cheep in price. High Grade in Analysis, made of the Best Materials, and has a record of 45 years which proves its Superior Value as a Crop Producer. For Economy and Best Results this is The Fertilizer for you to use. Ask your Merchint for it and insist on hav ing it We sell all other grades of Fertilizers. If your Merchant does not handle our goods, write us direct The Macmurphy Company itsThs S.C III PPIPDONT THROW AWAY|^^^ Good wearing apparel aad household faraMuugu simply because they have become atained or faded. We can make them hke new by our modern proceee of CLEANING or DYEING. We quote a few prices: Cleaned and Prceaed. Gentlemen’s Suits Ladies’ Coat Suits Ladies' Waists Ladies' Skirts Automobile Costs Chenille Poitiers Blankets. Double ftl.25 up „ 1 50 up .75 up 1.00 up 1.50 up r.50 up .75 Cleaned Dyed aad Pressed •2.50 up 2 50 up 1 50 up 1.50 up 2.50 up 2.50 up For farther information write for free booklet Ideal'Cleaners and Dyers King and Burn's Lane. Charicaton. S. 6. THE ULTIMATE CONSUMER 5 Should know all about CYPRESS DOORS, S \SH. BUNDS. Your Dealer odUteH you that it lasts longer, looks better, takes Jem point and is CHEAPER IN THE ENlh mater* ** n ° ' ^RvenisnUy near you write to us for esti- L WETHERHORN A SON CBiaunoN. s. c. 8 8 8 8 * <.. t