Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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; . • A' *. to tto «frtaitt«rml of Uto SovCk. Xof *▼*« o«r S^altoe he* !■ t.h»- .lliito of oar With tfco cows down of Uto sun Wodmendny cswHng fho Jssrlsfc year 44cis {s your pnpar. 1 frt>H»nup«iicd ITCS took Its place in history and dine aro Om Cac^ *• “****7 ***" Tsar" l«7* was tali* wrsolsd by a>kiaswd In with Joy and dladDws to tasssttsatsoa th«m*f«. with P^nltoocs and iwayw af .t M lOi. in. . er. Rosh Hanhonsh, as the lew* states l%is in* ?ZivJ”hf>!r'toii~ror'1ticttd by the I >«h New Tear is celled, begin* a se- 2IS l^n^Mcn of the fl-W ^ end fwt* ^»t is il- STcuSEr^Tc^^ The war. flttln,* otoerred by the work has been done nnder the per* oonal direction of Ita pre«ldent. Her- Jewish popalr.tion of this city, and throughout the world! Ortbodoa belt Myrick. Undi "such auspices ‘°k 7 bratlor* of Kosh Hashonah. but the reformed • Jew* observe only one IMs Editor Press and Standard Will ywu gfyo me spree for an ar- the result cr.»» be accepted as au thoritative and tjorrect. with ~ - -- — •ame confidence that the r«m- defending at sundown Thursday. world throughout the mi- » The Hebrew year Just cloeed was ted mates and foreign countries h* < ■»« ordinary perfect year of 3T,5 Sin .^p?cd » mC reliable th,n>a^ b utth*e year 5«73 will be an esnbollsinlc perfect jr>a r of * These results will’he summarise'*'days. The month Tlsri, of which. .4 numb-r of ^ weekly for the rural South, Or is anse Jfudd Souther-, farming of At lanta. It Is the rurceesor In this region cf the Souther* edition of the old reliable American Agricul turist. These reports r*iow thr.* so. rapid ly b.*"e the number of people in the B uth lr"rested thut the gain is now at the rate of $ .1 ner. cent for the currant decr.de With the tide of immigration now be ginning to flow Ron>iwartd. 'he Id crease may be much larger near future. The abolition cf hook worm disease will transform Into vigorous health two millions or more of the presord population who ha«9 been Inefficient because of that malady Their children will l • energetic Irsfead of • lagy ^ , n»ese two human trrlor* are of large Im portance. A Million Acre* a Tswr. A million |cres-of new lard have been Improved annually In the South during the three years ending with 1912. The Improved land of our 12 Bouthern states, now 127 millions cf serfs, will roach 14b millions cf sorer by 1920. The rats ci which lar«1 Is now being Im proved In the South la ■more rapid tha* In anp other part of the Unit ed ^ tes. 35,000 New F»rm« Yearly, Even more Important J* the eterdy increase In the number of farms. Where*’* the census of 191b returned 2.7RO.OOft farms lr« our 12 atatesr / '9ontheni Farmings lnve«Me*- tion show* that now the number has Increased to over 2.8ft0.0f*0. In other words, the number of farrms In the empire Reuth I* In creasing at the rate of 2?».nnn ri- tutallv. , In 1920 the federal c*a- #u* will doubtless find 3.125,0nft farms In these states Mg Incrraac In Yalnc*. Farm vr.'ues are Increasing eVe*-. more rapidly than the growth 'n their numbera^and improved area Southern Farmtlj^.. of Atlvntr. m?s that whereas tlftr. avert ire v«tne of (he farms In the 12 Southern lttr.*es was returned at fl« p r acre bv really the sev«tith month of the He- btew calendar, Nisan l>elrg the first, but Tlsrl Is the first eecles- iasticcl month. Three days after New Year come* the Fast of Guada- Hah. and aix day# lr*er comes the Fast of Expiation, or Yora Ktppur, the moat sacred of all Jewish holy days. Tbie ope or two days of Rosh Hashonah, beginning at sundown Ir.vt night, waa a general holldiy for all of the Hebrew faith. In New York. L«ondon ant^other Impor tant centers* of Jewish population, all industries in w*hlch Jewish labor Is largely employed will come to a to writa on our political outlook n» floutb Caroling. There la a time for all thlvjs. ba^ all things will n6t do for uJl the time. In my way of viewing the times. If we are to bare law and order, there must be a change in the way of aecurinf our officers. I have long talked agatrot hie Aus tralian ballot system but as 1 see things now. it is our or>!y hope for South Caroline., i hear the best oltUens openly say that they will never rote in naother primary Now If tbe best element with draws, -what is to become of »he StateU No man in I loath ttvollna would be too low to secure office. Now for the Australian system. L have voted under this system, and as I have said. I wr« opposed to it for this state, on account of being able to control the colored vote. This system has been op posed becailse a man who cannot read print cannot vote. How does the sajne man secure his registra tion certificate? He must be able to reed the Constitution of he State. (If I am wrong, set me right!. Then by whgt power does the board grant his certificate? The the man who cannot read is not the meo. I want to Ba}\ who shall rule over me. The most upright, honest and in telligent citizens ballot’ Is no greate standstill ar«i throughout the mon 'ban the lowest and most depraved of September and the early part of October the output of clothing r.'id garment factories will be greatly re duced The postmen of the big cities will stagger under immense loads of New Year cards ,It Is the belief of orthodox Jews that on Hosh Hashonnh 'he bocks in which the fates of the right eous and the wicked are recorded are thrown open for new entrlca. ar>d that the penitential ten days f^lowing New Year give the sln- hert time to repent of their ev il wry# and to have their name* written among the righteous. If they do rv»t take advantage of the opportunity, "lirt them he blotted put of the book of the living and fcot be written with the righteous ” An interesting ferture of TJiurs- day*« obaervanee of Ww Year among the very orthodox who hold the Tasfilik ceremony. Tlie falthfu' gather on the shores of a run ning stream and cast bread crumbs upon the water, while penitential prr.yers are offered ami verses ar- recited In many cities the Jew- have ftbr-ndened this feature c«f the New Year Service, hut it ia 8 ?i;i carried out in New York, where the ceremony is usually held on th-* Itrooklgn Bridge. •Since man first devised a calen dar New Yeir’s Day has b»<-n marked by fe-tivals. and rejoicing and the Intcrch^nre of gifts. . nf well r« by religious services. fr\ acre bv the cenacs of 19l rt , it is now ‘^ Hebrew ealeud&r. Rosh HasUo a*' average of 'It an acre r» This is a gain at the rate if 1? 1-2 per c»nt in two p ar*. . It be lieves that this advance will be nuc more r-.cM in the nex* to f ! v. years,. Tli« total value of farm property In th* South has increased to up ward of S500. millions of dollars n* this date, compared to 72*5 million* of dollars by the census of 191't Tfhis is the corvervative value of frem land and the Improvement* ♦ hereon, but exclusive of all crops, live s‘ock, etc, IMniper Oopa—4>o<*| IVke*. Tfce cereal crons of the South for 1912 nr* worth ROft million* of dol- Jars Hay and forage represent r value of Irtft minion* Tobacco fru'*s. vegetable* and minor crop* will he worth as much as hay and forage. , ShovJd the South’s cotton crop tor this year make only 15 milllor. Ibalea. and b^ worth 12 cent* per pound, or |«n per hale, the fieecv ■taple alone,will make a total of 90 million* of dollar*. Thus, tho ’•*ht" of the far-n pro ductions cf 1912 In our 12 llou'h- ern atates will exceed 1600 millions o* dollars. The valne of domestic animals Is well up towrrd 1200 mllllona of ^ dollars. A f;i«eb>xns Future. The productioc^ c* Southern (arms will reach 2000 millions of do'lars In value long before the census of 1920, says this r.ufhort- ty her live sock will reach 1500 mlllione, and the value f »f per r»rm lands and bntyiings will crawl uj> tb r.wlp 10.000 millions of dollars The Men Who Muereed. as heads of large enterprises are men of great energy. Auccrea to day. demrjida health To gtl |« to fail. Ifa utter folly for a man to •ndnra a weak, run-down, half alive condition When Electric Hitter* will p«t him right on his feet In short order. "Four bottles did me more real good than any other med icine I ever took.” writes (Thaa. B. Allen, Sylvanla. Oa. -After year# of suffering with rhemmatism. liver trouble, stomach disorder* and de ranged kidneys. I am again, thanks to ElectriS Bitters, sound and well." TFy them. Only 50 cent* at Jno. 11. Klein’* nah Is exceeded in Importaroe on ly hv Yom Kippur. The Jcwl.di method of reckoning 'ime is from sundown to sundown, in accoriljince with Ihe order so* forth In the bihli»«l nccount of the erer.Mon The Jewish cjvle |r. n i n f- teen ypars exceeds the Gregorian by two hours, eight minute* and Mfteen reconds jvfore going into Rgppt the ancient Hebrew* calculsf- “d time only by the m«»on. !»■. the succeeding centuries the Jews have had much trouble In keeping their calendrr Mraight, and In Ita pres ent form It is a day in error In 21« years “My lady” always admires a per fect complexion, and Is aver r..Tx1one to attain this end. but without the uae of Mlidredlna Cream it Is next to an impossibility. Do try Mil- dredlna Cream today,.- Mlldrediro Rpcclnltv Co., Boaton Whs*. •-11-lf * . Uncle Ezra Huy* "It don't take more’n r gill uv ef fort to git folks irco a pe<k of t roil Wo", and a* little neglect of con stipation, bllliouan*«Sv indigestion , or other liver derangement will do the same. If aliiag, taka Dr. Kiag’s New Ufe Pllle for quick reeults Forget the Nting. No doubt there r.-e some who feel the atlng of defeat, for oil could not be chosen to office. No doubt maur who voted did not lose tbe vote cast, and It rankles somewhat. But neyd It he sfC I^ef* forget and forgive; let’s bury the hatch et and go to work to build up the waste places, l^et’s renew our vow« to God and move on in a life of service and of rectitude. I^t e giy» attention to our farm*, our merchandise r.r»i our labors of what ever kind they may be. Life is short; whatever of good one does must be done quickly; whatever of service one rentiers to his fel low* must be rexidered quickly. Twenty-five years from now we will have forgotten defeat Twelve mor/hs. yea. twelve week* from now their experience will assume but vote-seller In the county when count ed I hr.ve heard the politicians say it Is such a complicated meth od—the Australian system— that the most intelligent eanrot vote co/rectly. This Is not true r.nd offered hy a vote-buying office- seeker. Here Is the method In as few word* as possible. There three managers as in our system One ha* charge of the reglBtrr.’ion book: one the tickets, and one keeps the ticket stubs and names straight. I come in by myself, ro one to march or vote me. If I ain found 'registered. he tells manager number two to give me r. ticket; number three keeps the stub which is numbered. I then gc .o a private booth of which there ate three or four made for privacy. Only one nian can enter a booth a time. When the ticket la Ki v er> me, there Is a stub which is numbered. My ticket is number ed and when counted, all must agree. Then all offices for all parties are on one ticket from presidential elector for all parties down to coroner. So a mar. mu.<t know his men as well as being able to rerd to vote and mark ticket correctly. He hi just given three* minutes for this. A man who has not this much intelligence should be deprived of a vote, for he ig^also incapable f Judging the candfdr.*es. . Now if we had had this system, where would those extra twer.’y or thirty thousand ticket* h:t\e beer procur ed? The numbers would stop out side as there are no printed ballots extra Will the vole buyer trust ^ man he can buy to go hy him •If and mark hi* ticket wlthou* be- ing able to see bow he votes’ tosn’t think so. The primaiy is our only vur.rd when we have another pa v to bnttb> agalr.at, but let us have If under the Australian system ;.ud stop this vote-buying, box-sfuffin swindling way or all detent, 8e |f- respiting men win withdraw an 1 have nothing to do with the election a* voter or candidate. There I* a rumor of much mon-r UFd in the Ire! primary to buy 'otes I do not know whether true or not, hut I dd know, none would he spent If they could not be ed a* they vote. I do pray., do not return to tJie old. corrupt, monarchkhcJ, bore rule of the corrupt convention Let the legislature of South Carolina am Japun iCjBmjjd aq) sn a.uj Australian ballot system. Yours for good government, O- P. Penry. Wallerboro, Sept IB. r n r f* If you ari rttferia* I If ■ I from “Y of tk* fol- I It L L towlac d la eases, you should wad to as today for a 50c bos of Bloodtee^ftd Wood Kidney Tablet* free, a* Three diseases yield at once tO fSelr wonderful curative powers. We have seen thoqeaMs of these troubles ended in a week, though they have resisted every oth- er-jeesedy* known to science. Bad Blood. Highly Colored Brine, Kidney Complaint, Brick dost In Urine, Tube- Casts, Bright’s Disease,, Hemorrage of Kidneys, Stone In the gladder. Urinary Troublea, Sudden Stoppage of Urlr/y, Gravel. Irritation of the Bladder, Dribbling, Staining After Urinating, Retention of Urine, Plain In Urinating, Frequent Calls, Weak Kidney*. Uric Acid, Baa* Blood or Mucus lr» Urine, Backache, Pain in Uretha, Ulceration of the Bladder, Rheumatism, Catarrh of Bladder or Bowels, Pain In Joints or Hips, Diabetes. Scanty Uribe, Thick or Sluggish Urine, Dropsy or Swelling of tbe Feet Loss of Flesh. Liver Complaint. Gall Stone. Gas tric acid, enlarged liver, torpid liv er, Her.lache, Foul Breath, Loss of Appetite, La Grippe, Coated Tongue. Weaknaas. Tired and Sleepless, Nenr Guineas, CatarrhrJ Arid, Malaria. If you need Bloodine Blood and Kidney Tablets and have never used them, please sign the coupon below. Do this in justice to yoursflf and we will help, you get well. This offer itself should convlroe you the.t Blo< f Ine Blood and Kidney Tablets do what we claim. Certainly we would rot buy them and give them to you If ve had any doubts. You cer tainly wrrt to be well and should in justice to yourself send us this cou- pon today. Cut out this coupon at oPce, and fill out the blank* and mall it to _ The Itkmdlnc Onrpnraticn. * Boston. Map*. My diservxe is. . •. I never used RloOdine and Kidney Tablets, hut If you will send me a f)0c box I will gladly try them. I enclose you herewith l'»c in stamps to cover cost of mailing. Name Clty>, Street State . MOLES and WARTS - M LBSOFF tor the metal of MOLBS'luftd WARTS without p*<« and toanag neither rear nor mark U the same remedy that we sold pear grandmother, and has tones tU first apphnvanee open the market, earned with it the UNANIMOUS INDORSEMENT of MAN end WOMAN. • MOLJCSOYT was the heat in pioneer days, is atm the best today. Oar loag experleaea protects yon. We guarantee. Letters from personages we all know, together with much ynlaahle Utormatfba are'contained & an attractive booklet, which will be sm| toes upon request If yon hare any trouble getting MGLESOFF. send one •dol lar direct to the aadertogaed. One handled dollars' in gold will be paid to the party mail ing to us a pietqre of themselves before and after using MOLESOTF; these pictures to he accepted and need by os for advertising MOLESOFF. One million people will see your pic ture with and without an ugly growth oa yonr person. FLORIDA DISTRIBUTINQ CO., Dept. B tlS - • Peasadola, Florida. ir** watch Hands rough and rad f Well, why don’t you ua* Mlidredlna Almond Oreaa, then the skin will be soft as velvet. ’The Cream of Creams.” 25c. uid 50c a bottle Mlidredlna Specialty Co.. Boston Mas*. 9-11-ff. - We have never entertained very mu. h concern about the leplela- ture In the matter of the sunpart o' tlie governor We have seen it too plainly shown that no reasona ble thinking, intelligent and patri otic mr.o can support Blease for long no matter on what platform he was elected. It will he found imporsible to get together • any thing like a repreecutuive body of men of any kind In the small importance in our minds Let’* whkh'wlii Thna, 'I' ^ RJ forget the atlng. if*we have sua- U PhoW PVen !i tained defect. Let’s he moderate in our rejoicing If we have achieved our desires It I* the hotter way.-- Union flwes Free from greoae. Mlldredtua Al mond Cream Compound d<»» not^ n>ake hair grow It is a mo«r div^ lightful remedy for chapped ban la." face and lip*, also for men after *harir*z 25c. atid 50c. a bottle. Mil- dredina SperirJty C.O.. Boston AUaa. S-ll-tf. _ table minority for governor, we do rot say if you went through different counties you could not pick out enough good Blease men to nii.'<-i a good representative body ( 4f aa*i i;lr.*J, but you would have to ph-ic them that way, or you would never get them.—Florence Times. Itosaaa ha oared qnteUr hy ■r* Lock*. Woah. aore are **te te oa* 4* Few. if anv, medicines, have met __ ^ with the unitorm suceres that has , gcCfc » tended the u*« of'Charnberlaln s Col •■■■yARl to Cholera and tMarrfloea Remedy * The remarkable cures of colic and The quickest and meut diarrhoea which It hag effected In remody for looMnirqt the phi almost every neighborhool hare glv- llevlng irritation and curing Easy, safe, rafk, and only 25 cent* en It e- wide reputation. Fqr sale congh or cold la Bloodine . *>Y m dralnri . *, a. M i* , I , Checker. 5-U ?Uve *t Jno. M. Klein's Give full address and write plainly. Bloodine Blood nnd Kidney Tab lets 6<>c and $1.00 c. bottle from your druggist, or hy mail from The Bloodine Corporation, Boaton, Mass. 9-ll-4t. IslniMlUm New*. Islandfon, Sept 1 4-r--Special• Mr Dave O’QuIr* cadi family, of Wil liams, visited relative* and friends here last week. Charlie All, of Columbia, paid his aunt, Mrs. Rebecca C/Quin a very pleasant v'ei? a few weeks ago. Mrs. WMlllam Bishop and daught er, Miss Bessie, ( of Ruffin, visitetl the former’^ daughter, Mrs. Han nah SlneaUi a C-w daj*? ago. Misses Vernisha ar,l Lula Godky and Wnde Rents, left on the 9*h for Williston College. H. R Simmons, of Savannah. Oa., vlsitfd Messrs. John ‘and Lee Sin- ea*h a few weeks ago Quite a large crowd of young p o pie of IsJandton attend*,i the pic nic at '."hlloh last Friday. They report a very delightful time Miss Llllinn Bishop, who has been In Wallerboro for sometime, spent Sunday with her sister Miss Nina Murdaugh is vlsltllig friends at Williams. / Wanted At Once To contract with parties to haul Piling, Ties and Wood. Attractive Proposition. Good oppor tunity to give your Farm animals work. Apply to ^ ~ H. E. SAVAGE Wallerboro^ South Carolina WORTHCVS Traik Mark. WONDER WORKERS The Great Nerve and Brain Food Highly recommended for Nervous Debility, Nervous Prostration, Pre*- mg-ture Decline, Drainage. Lost Vig or, Reproductive Incapacity Paral ysis and Paralytic Tendencies, De cline of Strength. Prema'ure Old Age, Loss of Ambition, Insomnia. Melancholy, Nervous Dy spepsia, Kid ney and Bladder Trouble and Con stipation. <* Thrae Tablets win be found valu able In the treatment of the Va rious Debilitating Diseases of men and Ik the fnost extreme casee of Nervons Prostration in women. Gl'ARJITEE: We will send six boxes of Worti.en's W’onder Work- et* to you for $5.on, and guarsnte-- them to givq satisfaction rplorn the money. Price $1.0n a box. 6 boxes $5.00 Sent by mail on reclpi nf prt.ee. Distributed only by T*h» Wort hen Worder Worker Co., Metre>re-IkMare., l\ s. A., 9-1 l-6f. **Sash, Doors, Blinds^ . Roofing, Brick. And all Buildere Material Carried in Stock in all Merchantable Sizes. Orders promptly filled. Let us figure with you. We are sure our prices will save you money on your needs. C. ‘l SAVAGE. luofactarer of XiB|h aid Dressed Lamber. j^Walterboro, : : : : : S. Cj Every man admire* an r-*tractive Woman—one with a beautiful com plexion-—hut there are many women who do not know the secret of -«e- curing it-—Mildredlna Cream l* mtrjf 8* woman’s secret for beautifying the complexior. and giving the skin a fresh, clear, velvety texture. MJ1- dredlna Specialty Co.. Boston Mr«s. ,9-U-tf A®? woman with pimples skin eruptions, sore* or boll* does not apear attractive and cannot enjoy life. HBoodlne Ointment cures theta and makes the slain soft and velvety. Cura* cold sores cranked Ups. chapp ed hand*. *ore eyes, itchic* and bleeding piles. 9-11-tm VOTING COUPON. Cut out this coupon aad present lL~at Bro^n Furniture and Hardware Company and get la exchange .twenty-five votes in the $400 PIANO CONTEST, ' I An Oversight. We regret that ar> article which wa* published last week, relrcive to the shooting of J. M. Pennington at Green Pored, did not carry* the cred it—The Charleston Evening Post, from which paper It was tak-'i I Sheriff Fox, we know. hr« done all he could to apprehend the guiPy parties. If you knew of the reel value of Chamberlain’s Liniment for lame •k, soreness of the maseles, sprains and rheumatic pains, you would Dover wish to bs without it. For sols hy all deal era. SOUTH BEND WATCHES. Ihere/is no more reliable watch on the market ^thaflihe SOLTH BEND. 1 have them and sell them under the very best of guarantee. FINE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY J. k. WKSTHRBERQ, Jewelry Store. Main Street, Next Door to New Postotfbe WALTERBOItO, S. C. I BEST QUALITY EXPERT WORKMANSHIP L Wet her horn & Son U CF S C Y;P HESS DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS Charleston, South Carolina Prompt DoliTorie* E*tin»te. Furnished II