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. ^ O _» -■ R M. % JEFFERIES, OFTICE IN THE PRESP AND ^ STANDARD BlllLDlNG. Walterboro, S. C " vm Practice ia Al Coarts. —OFFICE OP— DR. A. J. ANDERSON. DflNTAL SURGEON. a A. M. to a P. M.t a p. m. t« • p. M. * -laex a. c. * a * At Pfcf^jNt frpa 1st to ICtfe of Iciness Qaiddy YieUed To LydU E. PUdiam’s VefeUMe . Compound Baltimore, HA — “ I »m more than glad to tail what Lydia £. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com pound did for me. I suffered dreadful pains and was very irregular. I became ahunod and aent for LydS E. Pink hem's Vegetable Com pound. I took it reg ularly until I waa without a cramp or uain and felt like ftnother person, and months sines I took at alL I hope my little will thTbsot of fool perfectly waff and In health.’* —Mrs. August M BoOns Street, Bal- Lydia E. pound, made from native roots herbs, cootalaa ne naveotk or harnsfal mad at Colleton the bafcaco of tho moath. CYPRESS SASH DOORS BLINDS aad to-day holds the record of the'moot successful remedy for female ilk wa know of, and thousands of voluntary testimonials on fils In the Pink ham laboratory at Lynn, Mass., seem to prove this fact. For thirty years it has been the stand ard remedy for female ills, and has re stored the health of thousands of women who have been troubled with stnh ail ments ss displacefnents, inflammation, ulceration, turnon, irregularities, etc. If you want special advice write to Lydia K. Pinkliam Med icine Co., (conttocnttal) Lynn, Mass. Your letter W ill be opened, read and anMwered by a woman and held iu strict confidence. FIMT HALF DAYS' SESSION FORTY »s NOT A fCUtK-AU/’ * 0 , V# for hors**. *“»<., cl* - : HUT IT IS A VAU'AHU: TKKATMKNT FOR 110(1 S I'OUl.TnV. 1; **ix;8 .. hat w** i la': i it.<Iocs; • > II.c • <!i li< < liol* r i t;*)Ublo by KIU.I.NC i!i* r* rui fiiifl t f .f •••, .•jm improv* !! t-iit from !!.*> l>at troat f 1 j < Mem. ji ANT!K()!j i* 1 not a it is ’pk* ii into tb* 1 s. sti'ia tl <''.'. , li tho f«H»l and drjtikinfr water, in i<( >rd trtM'c w jth dire^rions in ' tt-li package. Sold and, fruaraiit. od by MOULDINGS AND M1LLWORK Shuptrinc tympany, S\VA\N,\1I. «\. ' a E, rmiuxT. tlvil Flngint-cr and I aim! Survey, OOTTAUKYILLfi, 8. iX Prompt A^teotion given all buslna^a Plata Made. TEED. ALL WORK OUARAN. X Tire'*-Tires' -Tires BUY YOUR TIRES DIRECT AT LOWEST PRICES By buying and contracting direct from the factories for tires in large quantities for spot canh, we tire able to offer them at a great money saving price direct to the consum er. A saving of from 35 to 60 per cent. When you buy tires from us you get full value, you don’t have to pay the dealer's profit, the distributor’s profit, salesman’s commission and other high selling and over head expenses. We sell tires direct to consumer at job bers prices andYOU GET BIG VALUE AND EXACTLY WHAT YOU PAY FOR. . * ' ' Shrewd auto owners compose our customers among them are bankers, merchants, lawyers, doctors, planters and g^en in all lines who know values and realize the ffd- vantages of buying direct. . % During the past dull winter automobile months we se cured some excellent deals from the factories and now off er our purchases at the following prices: Among our tires are Diamond. Goodyear, Quaker. Nas sau. Empin/ Fisk and others of equal quality. ALL TIRES GUARANTEED FULLY. NOtE THESE * PRICES CAREFULLY TUBES r SIZE TIRE * c;rey RED RELINER $ 7.20 $1.90 . v $1.35 1M 1.95 2.20 1.40 - vbjsto "2.80 3.10 1.90 S}x3«I 11.00 ; 2.90 3.20 1.95 41.90 2.95 3.25 2.00 rux.^i - 12 10 3.00 3.30 2.05 :w.\4 13 JO 3.10 3.40 2.30 31x4 13.15 3.20 3.60 ‘2.35 32x4 13.70 /3.85 3.80 2.10 33x4 *1 1>0 / 3. 50 3.90 2.45 3»4\ 1 16.80 • 3.60 LOO 2.60 35\ 1 17.2*3 > 3.75 4.20 2.70 36x4 ^ 17.8.5 1 3.90 4.25 2.80 34\4> 2 is.ou 4.80' 5.10 8.40 '»->x4L* 18.7*5 4 85 " 5.20 3.45 ;wx4U 19.45 ^ 4.90 5.30 3.60 37x4*; 21.50 5.10 5.40 3.70 1 315x5 23.00 5.80 / 6.20 4.00 / 37x-5 ' 24.40 5.90 6.35 4.20 DISPATCHES FROM COLUMBIA OvIngM and * HappvnlngM That ' Mark th« Frogrto* of South Carolina Poo- a, Satharad Capitol. Around tho State A bill croatlag a tablet to tho oM to PatteMtowg. T*. to l Hats who tost thalr regard to to the to the Battle of tho Crater aad aoot to tho Homo. . Prop Ming o choogo to. tho oteto'a pooatoi Yoaag haa had a MU Ssoata Joaraal to Mtombars can atody tta which would giro tho thetr widows more aid. Tho So aato railroad committee recently reported favorably the bill providing for the acquiring of the Charleston A Western Carolina Railway Company by . the Atlantic Coast Line Railway Company. A bill of Senator Patterson's defin ing the (jualjflcations for the practice of architecture and to provide for the examination arid licensing of archi tects was killed in the senate after some debate. According to Senator Patterson, the bill had the approval of the ar< liite. ts of the state. 'X hill to authorize the city of I'olum- bia to sell and convey certain lots of The House this year on the queetkm of copipekory education. A local option Mil, Introduced fcdpreeenUtttvee Mc- Cravey bad Harper aad a companion bill of Senator Lawson's linked with it, peaaed the House by <a vote of tt to 32. The bill was slightly from tte original shape, and to a oral way provides that aay school dis trict or county may vote for etMpM* scry attendance of children between the bges of I and 12 yean upon the schools of the county.-The MU also provides that a written petition of one-third of tho qualified electors shall be filed diefore the election is ordered. The house also expressed Itself on the two-cent rate bill by posing It by a safe majority. The House, howovdr, had already paaad the two-ceat rate bill last year, aad that Mil to now pending ia the Senate. On the Sen ate side to Mil has remained on the calendar during the pi The MU of Mr. James of Lea, hlbltlag a day to tog a kffled hy children to violate tte Jamas made a strong plea tor the “coosorvatloa of womea aad ririMren. 1 * The hottest fight of the present ses sion sms precipitated la the house on the passage of the Fortner bill prohib iting white people from teaching to negro schools or negroes from teach ing in white schools under penalty of a fine not ex<ifeeding $500 or impris onment for not more than 12 months. The bill wax peaaed to third reading after a battle royal, the opposition led by the Charleston delegation. The measure was amended, without a dis senting vote, to make the same pen alty applicable A* “the intimacy of the- rates, in houses «^f ill repute ” Another amendment whs passed prohibiting white nurses front working in n'^ro liospirals. A third uniondment made / A, TO LADIES Let us prove to you that THE R ETERNAL is the best Range We hdve die pleasure to announ* we will have with us from Thu Feburary 5,through Wednesday 18, a Factory Salesman to demoi merit and cooking qualities of RANGE ETERNAL land situated in and near the said <ityj i. «? hill Inapplicable to the {*•»< iiica of} passed third reading '. * ■• U ; Tiible to nenn*by white people X bill to^holis!) the office of ruraljx'Hy a vote of .'.'J to :ts. tlm house re- super* isor t>f l,ejUtigton county au*l to fusod to -fike out the enacting words raise Ihe salafy of the afiperiwtetftdentj the Fot r bill it is douotful of _pdu< ufon «f- f lid county pas « U ; t any .* . over- third r< adtng. * x' did no* belie,<> *!io measure exjiedfent j *-;• necessary, and vitt d for it be<7uise| t!.*y feared tiie accusation in the fu- Spartanliurg pn sed^ture tiiat they were “nigger lovers. A bib to ar’horbrfS the. boa r d o* tru: tee < i t!ie Rti-iiopville high io d i tt borrow money. It ■ •• art additional ta.\. and to pruvid" for th* 1 distribution of .same pa; ed tl. . 1 Trading . A idll tt* provide for the levy : :d * election of a townsliip tax for ro.-d improvement in iliird reading A bill to amend the law relating to magistrates and their constables, their powers, duties, jurisdiction, salaries, etc. passed third reading. A bill - to require Cletpson College to furnish at cost serum for hog < hoi- era passed third reading. A bill to require and compel school attendance vrithin the city of Spartan burg passed third reading. ^ A bill to require the county board ! wlic- rrin ' scot i . v..t -'u favor of the ..i t ,f fj^r i,hi i n ;; |ir»u as this of*- w niid indicate. TL* m* isirrc had !*'cn mhonm* tided by the genernor in his mess * *-, but bejAtrid question in* *• than : .jn* noicrs of-tli*c. liouse ! ^ : .. I Tiie administration and antiadmlnis tration lines were not drawn ia the vote |o strike out the enacting words 1 The fight o*cr the bill lasted for over 1 two hours. Tiie judiciary committee of, the bouse submitted a majority unfavor able and a minority favorable report on the Welch bill allowing the Colum bia Railway, Gas and Electric Com pany. which owns the Columbia canal, to build a railroad, terminals and of Commissioners of Harnwell county i wharfage and maintain a steamboat to employ an expert bookkeeper and , !ne to ,i d p Wa ,e r in neu of carrying to provide a salary and duties for the same passed- third reading. 'A^bill to permit tiie city of Columbia to buy or lease rf tract or tracts of land situate near the said city of Col- 1 umbia for tiie purpose of establishing a publl" park thereon, wni' powers to control and regulate the use thereof, and vesting the municipal court of i.aid cite of Columbia* with jurisdiction thereover passed third reading A bill to provide for rural policemen for Calhoun county passed third read ing. A bill to amend the code of laws of South Carolina, 1912, volume 1, chap ter 20, relating to the supervisor fcnd county board of commissioners, by adding thereto a section to be known as section 942 a. providing for the elec tion of a clerk for the county board out its contract to complete the canal from the* foot of Gervais street to the mouth of Rocky branch. The report of the committee came after a public hearing on the bill when, for parties unknown, H. K. Osborne, an attorney of Spartanburg, submitted to the general assembly, through the judiciary committee, a proposition to complete the canal within 15 months, pay the state $100,- 000 in cash for it and. pay nine-thirti eths of the bonds outstanding on the canal. ' r The house took up as a special or der the Zeigler bill providing for rais ing revenue to protect birds, game and fish, by issuing licenses to those who hunt wild game with a gun and It passed It to third reading. The li cense for residents under the bill will of. commissioners and providing a sal-T be $1.10 annually and for non-re«l- ary therefor passed third reading A bill to enfoVce the city council of t harleston to close the eastern end of Society street. In the city of Charles ton. from East Bay to low watermark, and authorize the use thereof for such railroad and terminal purposes as it dents $5.25 anually ( The issuing of the licenses and the disbursing of tbs funds are placed’ In the hands of the chief game warden The Mil was pass ed to thir%reading After another fruitless attempt on the patrol the Charleston delegation to have their ccfunry exempt from sees fit passed third reading. A bill to amend section 777 of lhe 1 ,h< * ^ner bill, the me.s code of laws of South Carolina, 1912. ^ ur ® P 88 * 4 * 11 ,llird reading in the house volume 2. * riminal code, bv adding a t ‘/l nT ‘J; 1 , tl ' <> ' Pn a t ‘*. by a vote was passed to / With each Range Purchased durii Exhibit, We will give Absolutely A 17-Piece Set pf High Grade / niun, Copper and Enameled Worth $ 10.00.' A. Wichman & S< WE KNOW Jt K Z I 8 T O L WILL HELP YOU proviso, relating to the use of exp'o-' ,0 ^°’ Tl ‘^ biI1 W8S P 8 * SPa lo slves in logging, opening or improving 1 T ™ > a V °' < ‘ ° f ^ te 3S * , , .. i after tiie * " . . . .Cure of Brain Fatigue and Report of the Head Physician iu a Leading New York Hospital on the Cure of Brain Fatigue nad Nervous Exhaustion. stream channel* parsed third reading j lIie * i ‘ rn **** f Nkht °I U>e present *'* session in the hou.»e K Development of Pawley'z Island. It is xfier.ernily rumored here and >. vat ... W V . • . . « 10 PER CENT. HIGHER. Our supply of these tires is limited, so we advise early or deling. Rememlier. they are new. dean, fresh, fully guar anteed goods. All high grade goods that will give best sefcrice. . * v , / . . . .TERMS—5 PER ( ENT. DISCOUNT if full amount accompanies order. C. 0. D. upon receipt of 10 per cent, o? cost. Prompt shipments. Money returned if unable to fill order. Send us trial order now. % TOtEFACTORIIS SALES COMPANY nround Gcnrt;t*towq that active* work, will soon be begun toward* the d*- veiopment of I’aw ley's I stand for a seashore rvsort Thla island has lorn; been known and recognize*! ns one of alo to "A few' years ago we considered that we were doing welt if we cured 10 per cent > of tife* case's of Brain Fatigue end" Nervpus Prostration brotigbr to us. but since the introduc- , uon of Rvzlstoi into our hospital wo Build Street Cars in Cclumbiz. 'cure* more than 99 per cent; of all iiuiliiins -ir* »t cars in Columbia the cascs in Its various forms brought h;v« proved prof taMe. according to ns. it builds new tlssuer, fives life. n“W irfotid and the body r.XKF.H OFF DANRt'FK HAIR (Jirls. Try this. Makes I (•lossy, Hulfy, Bcaulil More Itehing Seal Alfred Wallace, getieral manager of new pn‘-'gy. new uie, n‘’v the CVIumbU Railway. Gas and Elec-^ tren * , “ to anv ^ 8r, of trie contpanj. Mr. Wallace estimater. , atta* ked’by these dcseasea.” Within ten minute** aft* plication of Danderlne j find a single trace of d{ falling hair and your s< •* itch, but what will pb'it < l>e.after a few week's use se*>Tiew liair, fine and *lo\ yr s but really new hail all over tiie scalp. A little Danderlne ii doubles the beauty of vo 1 difference how dull, fa*!* and Sfraggy, just moist v ith Dandefino and can* if >n known and recognized ns one ^ th „ (u ,, u nv suv,>.‘ire i to' is a Povverful tonic, nour- it thro)iph your hair. » the most desirable euiumer rcsoru^ , 1(H( ( h ' / ♦ ' , ishiug .food m-dicinc, composed of * , maU ^traml at a titpk n« the Southern const, but owing . • . ‘ ‘ ‘ e I valuable tonic stimulants obtained j, aniazing—your hair w - Its peculiar S.tsatkm which will ^ ‘‘| from vegetable drags. Resisto) eon- fll , ffy nnd W aw, and hav re, essitat* 1 the expenditure of a larg^ V"™ 1 ***** ,alns no oti. s or ' sun. of mnm.v in ... ah(i 1 *° » rf ‘rl-»nned for this year and drugs which merely sum of money in order to properly parh a lhprt , aft(ir facilitate transportation from George- (ow n. ;t has never been fully devel oped Other dangerous deaden pain The account of the rtreet car in dustry in Columbia is given in a re cent t*‘. S bulletin. SH*p Exhibit to Dallas. The exhibit, prepared by the stMO department of agriculture and ('lem on college, was shipped recently to Pallas. Texas, for the. vfith National | Corn exposition “Thfhgs were sent that are likely to attract attention to South Carolina." said Commissioner temporarily, but give no permanent relief or cure the cause of disease. Kezistol is a powerful body build er and blood maker; it is the b“st pea ranee of abundance; paraible lustre, softn-ss inace. Get a 25 cent bottle of Panderine from any drug toliet counter, and prove remedy known to file medical pro-j hair is as pretty and s if House to Visit Charleston. For nearly half an. hour before It receded recently, the hotise in a hila rious wood debated whether or not it should accept* an invitation to visit Charleston before the session eftda fesson to .enrich thin.watery blood md supply new , rich red blood to the whole body. - It %jll b- found a most valuable remedy in cases of over stimulation .n which the excessive use of liquor caufees depression dullness of the that it has been neglected by careless treatment t you surely can have bent and lots of it if you will little panderine. Mr. lloyd of Spartanburg vigorbusly ( faculties or intoxication; it counter opposed the acceptance of the invlta- acts the depressing effects and re- t its normal con- i T SHIP YOUR PRC —TO— DAYTON, OHIO. the '^wonderful ■ - - - ann mintra lumrlitor mwrus OI n.r.*.ir* l V71. W° Will mail a Walker. Rlnckville: Rob.-rl M Cooper. Bv v , f ‘ f - . , 0 . . . large sample bottle for 25c in ailve 1- Wisacky; and O. H Mayer. North , . .1 > ^ tor Postage, etc. Rezistol 4ugusta. will attend. i ^ ,0 , cepf tb< ‘“' itation tq^go to cbenTco. j Charleston. . Boaton, Mass. James Colcolo 12.” Market 8trc< —Dealer in— Egg*«. Butter and Pc Game in Seaaon