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FEBRUARY 3,1915. • THE ^BjESS AND STANDARD, WALTER20I10, S. C. STOKES,. XOT GVILTY, SAYS «TIY The fo’fcs In this section.. haT?*A*!nnta Case OarOir,-.«» pf l.'s» I'Y'ink HOW Tir IjWDDENS slartel prepare ih'Jlr soil for ar., other crop. »•' Master Franklin Robertson is up tain after being sick a few days. In spitf of the hard times Mr* J. il. Bennett is erecting a nenr houc? on hi? place near Stokes. Miss Dannie Robertson was the pleasant visitor of Miss Ethel Hio'i Trial. TIRED, ACHING FEET Atlanta. Ga.. January 31.—A vor- dl<ft of cot guilty was returned oy • ‘•TlZ'* Tire;! the.Jury’in the Sitprccie Court late today in the rase of Dan S. Lo- hon,*C. C. Tedder and Arthur Thur. man. who were-tried on charges of 'subordination of perjury in corr.'tr jfjon with the L^o. M. Frank. cis% My H.»re. Snoiln, Jlurnlng, Calloused Foe*, and t'ornn. V For Ycv.r.'T and 0!ci S of this place. Thursday hipht. Mr. and Mrs. J. Matten Robert- Lehon is Scuth^m naanger far th' !r.on and daughter. Jcneyin left Thurf-j William J, Burns National Detect*v lay to make his rev home in Rid'.' Agency; »Tedder was formerly cm* ■ The acute afor.isir** p:.!n c' rlif-umati*;■* i - 'a;? d at <»•«. by Sloan’s? Idrir'x:.*. T > t:-‘. r’ifc—it pcnctratCJ to ’ n rctfs r« r- <Ir>'amcd (>i tak ■' C.vt s, bri'rtn in ux bottle today. ' RHEUr.lATiGi.'I Heje What Ollioi-j-^ay ! “I hi'ji.Iy -Vial yovXj .n‘ &s iho t< ■‘l r^n. *.!, kt i* ;r a* * < v . r I OfoO. lit fore u I «t *••!!• ! in-* t<J of mon'-v trvitir • ■ r- t Fla. We -w^re vary rer:.• to ployed bv the arenc*", aVdf TThtru'.'*' Mr. Rohcrtacn l«ive. *. • ’ , is a iecnl lawyer. • • Mr. Rayr^crifn Reach ai - * s*'’cr r>T, Vlie tri .1 beran la?* .Valterboro ^'cre roan in the rare va- givers fa ; Tj Friday.- last -izh.. .t-di- l-i i -Mrs. G. A. Ranch-and little diarV cion rf the Co-r* -l' 1 J I ; id! ruc'dr.y ?hd ; ivry 1 .! tx'U’" nr ; -t Mrs. G. A. Reach and ‘cr vo”' fh'' c ; cf ’•ol.' t.rn t'"ldc*.*.• ; NVfie Dr.-'h, o is vi.-dtiiv? t^ear.Stoker» firs. II. (’. Robertr r ■ '*** , rr.C'1 to their hov. Cl-.a.t I v‘o t 'reive 5rs be'id s v.; • * * - : CU): pr j r« o r f'-v r - i Coil wa >-»nn.o'Jrc' tad rl:i!1r':t; ' r be defender.*' the lanl hs<i; g rracure;- r i m ./R'* _. .■ | - M PAQE THREtf This Ba^of Genuine zoo PERUVIAN GUANO 2 °° IS EQ.UAL TO OVER 3 TONS OF BARNYARD MANURE Nature’s Soil Builder. The Richest Natural Ferti lizer. The Greatest Tr*>ck Producer. ‘HOME MIX YOUR JEf UTILIZER | Bigger Crops .Earlier Crops . .Better Crppsr “I GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO With Nitrate of Soda, Acid Phosphate apd Potash Sa.’c Si.OO^ to $12.00 per Ton. <• ; NITRATE .VGENCIE's CO.. Savann. h. Ga. 1 * S. T‘. Mime, Waltcrhoro, S. C. Spccin! It:pr?: : :r uriiv-' ’ n t- . ■ x' *15. * * ' % y * «■ ♦ t V e •'V. f . T5« * * • - . *■ of inoB-y tn'inrtor t <rf i'j• mNyy r - -j or . 7'--.rsdr'v. • ' . , .... **r l !. • ' wJTnir# in a.*:d » Oy. ro 1 triNl E r . '<■*: 1 • ^ nr.rt.ir .0* • ’K-?. «-■ < It- * - • , your Linnacoti.".*waid(>th1 cxtcrc:-.! ■ I vM* *•,' Nnrie Oct'C S.r. r l . . . .» «>.}. ,'. c •.♦fbln*-: a d■*' ' T and 1 fc.uud qui.-J: Miff, and pow r--- | • , ' .... -T '•'- r ‘ ,r • 1 < , . . ; t , well nnd rtrorit C-zvin.Cu.J.i,—» j; i . ?c”v.rrd ( lVr:l . > . - t .1 ■ • -v - o’.'^rl •' " * .-Si- ‘ t* .V. JJlA HU iii.nr.3j>-:-. IS* <- • U | ...... ? f* o' 1 *• A1 ; * * Hero’s Troci U ! '•• • J ^ -ej vr'< b O v.-rit rt •! i- ' I fa’.ll h i4l<I..wi|,>ur! • n-*. jrjy m-H.r'•■i v yvt -in | • Ul! Ul;, .1 P ny nftH, r >.i * i;i v.-ry i l- J *•••»•<* * 8| ijeer, :*t iJft, 1 -'r t rov srifo^or -i 1.’ " • boitl- of jofic !.i..imi i.t a!i i in v*-'* d.i> rj lime I w» •« «>'i n*V c,- - n '—^ /. i >2 ‘.ml. y. u. y, •’j, 1 2 c i'll.*-... , 1! :. lutui ••"-OJ I— I fff-t und< ' r> in* t vr '.T!' e: 'Vlr 1 ! .if Jr with relatives n: jmprisotv.’tca! r,«? aC 'ermry ^r. mtirdcy cf th Piia^an girl. . . 1 *• M The three men were tri^d on th^| r ^ v indit tmfbit charging them wit a bribin» Ragsdale. Solicitor Gen eral Dorsey raid that in view cf to- day’a verdict it was unlikely they would be tried on th" Indictment charging bribery of Barber. '’DUunonds aad He*rt». ,r There wlH be given at the Ruffin school house a Pl»7 entitled “Dta. mends and Hearta”, on Friday night, February 5th. Exercises will be gin at 7^30. Admtsfion fee. 10 and SI cents. «e. -i NOTICE - For the purpoee of systemaHstng the work of the Highway OomoU* aiener for Colleton County, It la desired that all claims 0 against the County be presented at speetfled times to be passed npon by the Board and to th’at end notice is hereby giv en that nil claims must be presented wsttm, highway commissioner on or the' first Monday In April, the flret Monday In July and the first Monday in October, the said mention ed dajs being those upon which the Board meets quarterly to consider and approve clahiis which arc pre sented. \ ‘Notice is further fiivcn tjiat po xautlicrs will.be issued or pr.jTucnfs bad for the claims so presented xiTon the days above mentioned, but xipen th' day following the meetings- vouchers wilFbe issued to th.ose who are present to receive them. Thosx who are not present xvill have vouch- rrh mailed t-x them. It I* earnestly desired that all ” 1 ; persons having business with this office will comply with these rules. J. E. MOORE, Highway Commissioner. l-20.Ct. b rot he day. " Mrr. i tr.iay nr.il Sunday nep.r*Lodge. - • x Mr. Leo Char.aereau visited Oak Grove section Sunday afternoon. ' $ Mrs Ella Robertson-aijd daughter Drnnie and Lillian attended preach. | lag at Tabor laM Sunday. Mr. Prialean Carter spent a few days last week near Lodge. ? Mr. C. T. Bennett of Ehrhardt, was In Stokes Saturday. - Miss Clytle Sanders, toucher of TREKM I’NCARKD FOR Weeks school sp-ent Inst Saturday ‘ and Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Sanders, of Stokes. Mr. J. J. Smith spent Saturday night with Mr. E. B. Bennett. Mr. end Mrs. E. B. Bennett spent Isst Sunday with Mr. Bennett’s par ents. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bennett, of Lodge. Mr. Charlie Bailey of Edlsto visit, ed near Stokes last Sonday. Messrs Ealey and Bnynrd Ritter, ot Ritters visited in this section ( lest Sunday. | 10 w »rr»nt time and attention J. C. Drawdy and daughter. «*••. they ure mistaken, dem- 'r or r :r Mr-.: npuo "tv fort. *urcs or :i*> you: •'i vyj’v T Cus. tint ul.v 200 LGb. 'y : ^ u, ’Ve ■! ^ PERUVIAN V-. GUANO • f N17RAVC ACtUOCS 1 MtC AMrDMX Wm'ihx .ioc • 2*i POTASH ’j. V' r Tag io }(*;..• Uti . - ■ t! I*. - - -.7'.; 1 i \y'U h r l]y? L ’ 1 r ''i !( ‘- !'• GIVE SMA El, RESULTS. x'oh”■ foot tv .p c,r i!r: p->ff <*> ”T'v.” : ”T!Z” : o you’ll tip oi*r f.v° :*i r.si**. Vo ir »hocx xvoh’* 'o—n tight tvi! your feM v. it! never. cex-b'r*hurt op-cot rore, swollen nr tir 'd. Think of it, no more foot misoYy; no more or bnn- j nrnnriniTirnri it ~ n n n im«im n 11 \ ^.Gr.rr: ■ — "*y*Ti . - ■« Clemnon. College. Fsb. 2 'people either think that fruit t: are n law unto themselves and w*:i thrive wlthont attention, or regaro section Jhelr tress as of too Uttle Importance in Mrs. Janie, arc visiting near Ruffin this week. With best wishes to the editor. A. L. and D. V. . ' BABY’S DEAD «I»DY . alongside TRACK ^ "woubf have to be rpent thro Theorv i« Thr.t fnfniit Was Tirv.-.vn i year for things to t ik" the son College Is trying to teach, that, although the home orchard consists of ho more than a half dozen treen, it is one of the most Important a?- . N • I F**ts of the smalL.farm. and; if road-.! burning corns, calloasc* ions. • ._ Get a 25 rent I ox at any drug :to:» or 'I'pr.itment store, a i>* get infant r* bef. f't a -hole yenr’’ foot relioT *»r onty -’5 cents. Tnink of It! , Gasparilla Carnival Tampa, Florida. Mardi-Gras Celebration / 1 v ^ / * New Orleans, Mobile, and Pensacola^ - \ • • / Excursion Tickets will be sold for the above occas- i. 9, io, n. 12, 13, 14 and 15, mrrAGEViLLi; yThlV community was saddened oft Sunday night, Jan. 10, 1915. by the death of Ilttlo Gladys Spoil, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wllllel Spell. Little Gladys, with her bright, sweet disposition was a tittle angol in her hoiho and alway* a favorite with her playmates, and with nil who know her. She was three years and .five months old spd had been Ilf only two days, her Illness being raupsd from a severe burn which »he re ceived. The end came at 11 oftlork and The interment took place M on ions from Wslterboro bn Feb, at fares named below, by the ATLANTIC COA^bf LINE The Standard Railroad'of the South mf « .$14-20 day afternoon at the Williams eerne* to produce to the limit** cf it? cap:. — T| ^ fun<{ra , was c^uctod billMf*?. it *111 save many doll.nrr thr.’ l v 'Rev. Ingram, in the presence of >A, FLORU NEW ORLEANS MOBILE, AUU .$18.20 '• PENSA COLA, FLA m $15.25 • / ' X • . / \ v' Tickets will be limited, at time of purchase io Febru ary 26th, but an extension of final retOm limit to March 15th may be obtained by depositing tickets prioij to ex piration and upon payment of $1.09,. /. F;nm Train Cn: >!iu; Con. gan o Tw"-t!r. JfreFh and canned fruit.'. ^ | As to tho other T'o^J.Yr a la/ge number of frVnd'. Th-' ep • Unniesticatcd fruit ip's lr. ro. me - i * / , . Tim lifeless body of a noxx -bon capable of taking ^ re of Itself Rf. v>Hr'' 0 femnle. Infant x\as found ebont bearing its proper amount o‘ fn ^ d 11 sib/yesterday beside the So;tt!»‘*rn ,wfeen neglected amt Me to us j?-/ * ■■>3 l! rntr. X dp*ply relatix-es and rose in unity rympalM- vvith the hereaveiT pnr ; flay railxvay trackj. ju*>f a pbort divtanco from the Columbia end.of the gareo tcstic. Train?. 132 and 32. ip former frotn -Jacknnnvitie and the‘latter from Augusta, bad j-uv! passed, and thp indirntion.x nrc^ttia’- the*child was throlvn rrom one of there traine. # • Several prr^pta, among them a Mr. Rhodes of feranby vliiag'. hrjl r.'.ier- rue at’vf would be a fexv kernels/ ••.•:.!kod down th" tracks just befnr-5 Free l loxvt'- Si'cd. Hnetlncs’ Cital*>su<* ." Tidi' Von About it. If you’arc engaged Vn'r^.rriing. or ! ° C’ayrl U you plnnt ofUy^vpgotablr'n n'r floxv,' 1 «ti>. you cannot afford to i>e xxithout the, biff rat.nioguo published fre Q h anil • Aexv every year, by the great, Sp\itiK ‘ ru need bouao. IT.' G. I!astfntf»' ; t!*- CempaoV. of Atlanta, Ga., and sent r.hsoiiTtely fre,-*. pose* go paid, to aHs „ ... „ ,, , ... ■ : ^ and arm liroken,' ir.dieat h*'.trains crnio alone/ Mr. Rhod x voided nut to continue-hjs. jaum.'v and on his -return fo*:r.d the b:.by. nude, wrapped In wViv ‘.dwt^T-. He is >ure that tie wcul i xv r ers" condition^ tin a fexv kernels/©? cr.: ■ :-*ed In n patth of Jim on v." » The season of cold weather. x~n. ■\ f ' wood of the tree is dormar'. • he host, time'for attending to or r *’r..' moS/t important orchard ops-r.i tiers, fruning. A praying ou’f.t re inexpensive that It R.ioi ld T>o - CirOMEL SfiPflM ! SO! D HF.RE NOW: For ruheduks, reservations; etc., inqulro at Atlantic Coart Line Ticket Agents, or address, W J CKAIG, / T. C. WHITE. ’Ta>yen.icr Tra/Tic Manager, G^n. Pass. Agt. Wilnmigton. N. C. sszssaraLiaBki Vf.ftv xt r eu it/ii-Hs wax -o c'ay: fil'd. l-5*n there thou. (!: ■ that the bohy’r, ekuJi pi: * of th*' Tarm rr,nto:«^r.’ no rv -t bev fr -!•: n ay he the tr < ’ r- ’ ' ‘ . * Td * :p. The izir rear?' of ,.fr-.;T. ff| . ’ • 1. t L !rns. piun-ng ef thr* < of . A trr,:f • i!l r.crc th:." / ■•/•'' ‘ '\r r ’’•fit'.. ! tv. l!et in Ve. ip- Th -. r • •• <L; • i P-rir zlJlg.’* b; !’ C. < •M r ‘ / IV' • y.. ( .'Oh CoUeg-.y-' •o<'*esrjry tO'ds p-ld' live end ffofpl* in:Yruc*!or operations n^ers. -x.fo xvrite for it nrentio>ilng the namej ' 'VT « . . . of this paper. . ./ it xxais thrown from one of-tip , nr;:rtrn? , . In this catalogue xv- toll you of a trains. oourli 'efoLfV Jr ^ *r -i yX At* ► LA DIBS’ Learn how much more valuable! >ur own combings are when made p into Switches. Transfoi-mstlons, off* sad Bangs than * the. low rhd 0 Chinese hair on the market rice for making any style hair ood s furnished on'snnlicatlon. - e. R. BA DOU X 20 S. I'Lftli Ave. .\a**ii\|lli*. Tenn.| r’dendid offir of free flower seed to all our customers, five magnificent varieties that mean Veauty about yopr tioroe and pleasure to wive*?, _ ani-daughters that'nothing else can! to an undertaking estabiifitnen riv*, > This catalogue tells you, to*, about our big cash prize offer to th* Corn Clnb boys of your state. 1C tells all about our fin* yielding va rieties of corn and cotton—th* kind we grow on ottf own 3,200 acre farm. It tells about the best seeds x>f all kinds for planting in the South, It should be fit every Southern home. Write today and let Ug send It to you.—H. G. HASTINGS * CO., ImU, Ge.*—Adv. t V . - Mr. Rhode*-' immediately repo-t- : j v , hr fa S j, hf.yflr.l and the coroner began w<n* . tfn!ltara , d , vl8 ; on< on the case. - The body wasjemoved ) .' riemr?>n roU ; fC ^ fho inquefst xvjlf b* held later. Coroner 1 ^ x ^ rr l^ ,f ‘ nl PH.inr. Scott-gftfd last night that he had r ^ m 01 ^ slight clue which he was inreStlga.- 1 ,ar,, * h ' e * he,;> ' farWrr ing.' / • Conductor Drown of trt*n 32 went through to Charlott*. but Conducto* Thomas of .132, who stops off at Co lumbia. last-night'Joined with the am thofitios in their effort sto solve the mystery.-^-Columbia State. -, for Notliing* Youngs Island, S. C. Nov. 23, 191. To get Started wiih you we make you the following offer: £knd u$ $l.o0 for 1,000 Frost Proof Cobbage Plants/ prbvyn in the open air and will stand freezing; grown x/ Jirom the Celt brateT Seed of Bolgina! and. Son and Thor- Ixtm and Co., and I/will send you 1,GC0 Cabbage Plants , additional FKBF, and you can repeat tfie omerhs many timer, us you like*. • i w ill ?>ivoyou special pTicp^on Potato Segd and‘Potato Pl-. iits itiiuv.W’e \vii>t the accounts of clore buyex, krge am! rmrli./We pmr^upply all. * ATLANTIC CfiASTTl-VXT (OMPANY- T5i^LYI'«*v/v. . vr^HEES:- H*r ^ • ^US. .*• Planter Kills Brothor-Tn-I-nw. •I * X ' ' Newberry. Jan. -^0.—Brooks b a farmer, was kllleJ fonlght ^ 4:30 o’clock by G. A. Long, his law.' when.they/ mef/bn . road, eight miles from um. her-ln- Belfast Newberry. ' r ‘ r . * r - li:.i. ; r'Ti«?f in i‘yer BlugclsliTK-f:’. ar.if ronstipation, ,vou have only to r.rk for your money bank. j podron'y Liver Tone ir, .•vp?iia r an: i - nao/upun «• - j tasting, purely vrgeta’I* temedy. Among the |*fiblicat:ons tteai- 1 harmless to both rhiidr-n itiuj adults. Take a spoonful at, night -Notes on va- their orchard work-and any of bulletins may l>' had/ npon app!'» Mon. ir.g with orchard practice arc: Bulletin NoXlOS rh-tles of apples. ollettn No. 158- tent caterpillar. Bulletin No. 175—Practical or. chard pruning. * X y Circular No. 21—rPeach cultur* 2os South Carolina. * , Clrcnlpr No'. # 25—Snravlng pro- T dUvUStiOAl w-E/: A . lAre.* .numl.t r ol Old chirr h »un;-» - «» x . • . *l: .Iltlld 1-- tlft-*- »f*V.,»P r d-wn. San* i Z« •"d of Siuffl* * t <-»eli r*. ti** -r I f *>■ Suo t *y f -'s .,K>..i>,rtTit. lid. :ii- i.nd StcgCtN «P.i »»m- #!• e«y> . pas'-Md. Addn-** Tti riU'Aias C«l, HuIms. ff. C. The trouble between the two Is"' o' long ^Winding. 7fco .sheriff of Nov berry county gram for orchard and vineyard :n South Carolina. ' / ' and wake np feeling fine; no bili ousness. sick h*adache t arid'ston-.- The apple trnu |-»ch or * constipated boweZs. - It ‘oesn’t gripe or caust* Inconvenleqce all the next day like, violent calomel. Take a-dose of calomel today . avn tomorrow .you will fee] weak, sick •ed nauseated. Don’t* lose a days work! Take Dodson’s Lix-er Tone ’nstead and feel fine, full of’Cgoi od ambition y * T!*e Best l.-vctlve I Kn »■ "I bfave 3bl«l Chamb/rTM’’ v S P. has gone to the Fcone^ef the shoo!. j| c .;« f., r gavmb y^re, Pe*r>' lx 11 '- X a J' 0 thi-m i)t 'rv?! • ^ ! c J?-?. ' 1 «t-n re-ejf//.e»!;o* • * •<- : ctiM mem ajyfw best Jjxx.'tjs t 21H) Icu^e-for constipation that I k > yardr, from Ouin’s house. * > 1 bf.” writer. Frank Rf^rn*. -'v -> Guln is survived by his widow an J llmul,' IdSva./ T oy rale by rtl dt 1 s!x children. • , ✓ ' - • *ers. • ^ * / * X ng- T’*-' prrtic'-Sant’ in 1*10 afT.’ir x-.tt earn abo it 50 years, old. The killing took place ahou Mr j > fer ti;«' , RsTcr ,-n*)i ’ from the her. •>*«• }« iho *i I (C. s pcLl^represefi a. * ' r**n^^es , (*.o.. ih . Jst returne<i lc« nit ays the: • * ho farmers to f •' . * of rf i\v. >!l / Have Recently been hfor FORD CARS. market r is .adv'ir'Jrg :i!”HtXt il.Tiy.i and before * May tl*e -Itijy Seda win! j l>e worth t^T V.OO p<-*- for* or riel” and potaah out-of the fruesllon. \ Chester C u unlit s- added to tpy territory I ha^ dtout 20 in stock.. Be glad to sell you)^ither in Olar or Walterboro, o If in need of one, take it dp with me at Olar or Mr. Ayer x at Rizer and Ayer’s Stables at Walterbor C, F. RIZER GEAR. S. C. ROOFING-ROOFING-ROOFING / X $3.00 PER SQUARE •Crimped Roofing in 6, 7, 8 and First-ctaiS (Uixunized Corrugated and ,V- 10 foot lengths. / .- Sticks 10 cents per square extra. ./ COLUMBIA SUPPLY COMPANY, 823 Gcrvai* St, Columbia, S. C