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FEBRUARY 10,191'.. THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WAliTERBORO, S. C. » '*■■■■& ■ *■ •••‘ PAGE FIVE ■W Or Over «a pied Except at Market O V 1 give yoi v : b!s Co!loii February : 2©lfc,. 19 Prevkled trade me wMe wiMiiil-'iefivew'W©^ r t^ stle fn*r liiiptemeais, gorss- $!f ■Paiges,' - ' ' ''' J " * ■ -4 ' V .r* , t • We li r v- 0 ' n L'> v: * v ^ %»• A , :ei * 0 . k ' 0 .:T'*7f -'. ^-vp. ■ i— v • ' “5* ~ .> L.V.- l .' # • ■' tfi L‘ vi L V* . a »* ■/ fj-np-' V'dle h osiers,•* " C: X.i7 •**•*•’ V** v V A - -1* • * * - JioC. pioVvTu disc $ harrows, stalk cutter-, ' plow cuKi'vr.lore,-open and br.ggied of kil sizes,. ancT grade:, ere and two- horse wagons in various siz e, add a complete line of Princess and Favorite Ranges and aiso of the famous Range Eternal which in order Lo seli no ^ we are willing to pay more for cotton and lose profit. So bring us . ’ • - . ■ * ... « your cotton and exchange for goods you.need. . , . Z&Z.Z • ^ * |M, r Oar PrauDsitiofi Is Liberal, One You Cannot Afford To Mi X - / , . ' f If you havent the cotton but .can pay c*sh, we will make you as liberal an-offer and if you have neither cash ^ ‘. v" / ’ ‘ ^ ’ • ^X. I* nor cotton, com? and 1st us kao'v; w. at yen want, we will make you libera! terms. yv:’ I ■ : . / ' y ^ ■ ' ■ / •- • . ' • .. .y . ' ■ £ OPTION Killf ATION BU I. (Cobtln-ued from Pag'' one t !n support of his cbnt^atlon that the attendance officer would make th' 1 bill unpopular. The t'oIKton ,Sena- tor. with the provision for the atten dance officer eliminated, wlll.be an advocate of the local option compu! • <»ry education* - . The Houae passed « number of local meaaure* and sent them to the f v / Senate, among them being the Sink- the Senate had once set a figure It self, and on the insistence of th • : Lexington Senator the Senate non- (oneurred in the House amend ment. Senator Spigner's bill to prevent the assignment, of wages before they j i er bill requiring the use of the Aus- are earned occasioned considered dc- if ra lian ballot in all prfniary elections bate, ami thore opposing It had of-! j„ (h» (’ity of Charleston. This bill fer^d amendments exempt ink twen ] Krtes back to the Senate with amend- ty of the counties* i ne RlcWan.l nients Senator saw that hi* bill was abo«i: j Another measure passed bv tIn to be" emasculated and on his motion | House was a bill estahlishina a the vote whereby the bill was pasy-> hoard of examiners for cer|Jfl«Ml »'*- ed to third reading on last Frldav 'rpuntant*. a bill regulating th" s?l» .night was reconsidered. He want"! 0 f torn, a bill requiring the ‘- K the amendments tabled and a mot visors and county commlsaioDers *• ion by Senator Black to identifinlte- charleston and Dorchester counties ly postpone the bill and / pending . build, repair and keep in good when a motion hy‘ Senator hide to adjourn further debat" until tonignt at 8.15 was adopted. Among the New Hii!*. Among the new bills introduced was one by Senator Padgett atne-ni- ing the law with reference to com pensation of Presid"ntal electors, anu one by Senators Hughe* and Sh* r- erd to‘establish a bureau of welfare wory in cotton mill'villages. "ondittbn certain hlghVhjs. A bill requiring the supervisor of C.reenviU" County to issue 130.00m in bond for the county jail a Ad ooo for the Court House, a bid es.t <blisblpg a ‘highway commission for • C.r >enville County, the bill f" ‘ 8200.000 bomf issue for-cood 4.< ' in Cpuii) County, were all passed ^nd sei.i to the’ Htbdjfuy ( The ways aiid m-a'ii* committc' Senator Padgett called attertion ’ . v j|i re p or t'^h P annual appropriate ♦bis mprolniE to tlii that. In his report of th" ,U>I . , V | cafetesngndot't 'jdll Col!-? on j 7|,, y. Senator'!} debate <m the coir*'ul‘>ttv l f tv*it odutaMon bill Fridwy miei t. d’troi • ( nt d the pendent y of thn .amendment- e: nr-:.'’. ! fered by him sirikhnlk hut the P-'o ; . vision f«v the attehV.*... e officer that' .he t the Colleton Senator » had stM * 1 that one of *he areornent* of the op to the Hoa<e tomorrow yy.fzh itppropriiition wjll be iesr t„- •, .v hi. 'h v n^Xde:- - y *V 1 : 'vFv-1'11 . not ’ ii NN jp f \v r •The IVM • ! Kitv 1 . futvafixe I Ixe sold ,<'h imlterfaj! ft ” Ti.V- positlon to "compulsory edjjcaFfo-t ,-let< for several ys:r-. I’tp* k' last summer was that the attendaacc'have tired them will tpK-e msthiitg officer would go atoind pulling chll- else. J, can recommend tb« .-l, to mj dren from their tnothers’ breasts anJ^ cust tnArs as the best laxative an I forcing them into school. Sen Padgett, who himself Is a warm locate of compulsory education, bad referred to this oamp^gn argnment cur« for constipation .-that I know 0 r.” writes Frank St rouse. Fruit land, loWa. For sale by all deal- art. * I lir* fisaosm aswa I. lo^a- For sale by Union Mocting Held. , Ttic union of the second division of the Colleton Baptist A.«so< iatio was held at Great Swamp churc’> Saturday and Sunday, the appoin'e for 'the introductory sermon. lte>. WsvJter Black, of Ruffin, was pr"sen: and delivered an eloquent sermon. The- union was then called *o orders by its moderator, II. J. Given*, who presided with much dlgnitv. The church roll was called, deb'pates were-enroU“d as follows: . Black Creek. H. J. Crvens, F. O'. S. Curtis, Ben Givens. Great Swampy ^f. M. Trowpll, N*. J. Trowell, Jocob' Pellum, D. P Ramsey, J|tcoh O’Quinn. Drv Creek,>.l. W. Fender.- A. <' Breland. 1*ee Martin, H. v W r San der^. B. R Griffin. llend< rsonville. Alei) Mixsbn. Herman McTeer. Raymond Buntdn. Charley Mixson Carters Ford, Lehfhd A. Hiers. *■ Marlon, J. H"nr/ O'Qtiinn. Pine Grove, J. W. Bishop. H Ah Benton. Frank \>'©uinn. Peniel, WalteV/BIack, lit’* pas tor. { Sntoakv^ no reprexentation. SI ilo-<I, \V >>Wle». S*. D. O'Qtrinn I AV V torn, no representatjon. f the atiove tlgufs -you nr*-' ;> Jio* ill on to judge just what k ! M |,.f *, l ^«*oting we did have at Great ,'S^.IMip. |. x i -< ur^np were resumed, coninii'. ;*<e appointed. Then that delight *pq-Hic dinner was enjoyed b, « *>T> • v \ |irc«r*ni f r^port« were h ar,* | over the pround that xve bav* j >:*re,i_>uiiiidiou**ry and there w:;*-. Lafopean war dowiMU Great Swnrhp Pursuant to adjournmenf Mr. F'llr *i- :rske ( | the -union* permission fo ordain a ((racon on Sunday morning D was moved and carried to grant Mr. Curt it’ request. The appolnfe-t Mr. Lawson who was ^assigned to preach the mission sqrihon,' beipg absent. Rev. Black moved that Rev. xir. Curtis preach the ordinary ser.- .mgft anil suspepd with the nr..* sionary, the mtition Acas adopt'd. Mr. -Curtis prenened th" sermon and | D. P. Ramsey was ordained a dea lt on. ^ i The ^Committee on Nominatioui 'made Its report .(o the afternoon ses sion. reports as follows: / Place, Shllo; Time, May, Saturday and Sunday. Introductory Sermon, F. O. 'S. Curtla. \ x. c Missionary, WalP r r*tatx. The union riosAd affer the sermon uieet with the Shilo brethren in May. ' ^ Sunday'* collection, wa* glx->n^ *o State missons. ^ ^ 'v \ Respectfullv submitted. > Jos. H. Ramsey. S«>i'a- NOTItTe OF AVNI'AI, MKKTIVG OK KT<N KHOLDKIIS. To the stockholder* of The Colleton Cypress Company: Notice is, herebv given that the annua) meeting of- the stock hold"™ of The Colleton'f'ynress Compe.nv will be held at the offtee of The Col. letoo Cypress .Coinpany at Colleton Colleton County, South Carolina Mfe 18th day of Fehnis.ry. 1911. *> 1 o'clock P. .M.. for the purpose of th» I'b'ction of diriTtots and traii.'--* acting snr|t other iHisine.:;*! ’as n-av eome before the-meeting for c-cnv id erallon * - M M MARt H;-liec. Feb. 3.21. DISORDI / THK Are Ton .lust at Odds with Y<iii:-xo|r * . / Do Von Ilegulaie l.ivitig'.' Are you sometimes ;.i jrdus wit'^•' , vonrsejf iitid —Pb tin world.' !»•» you wonder v liai ail* you? T.ru« you piay 1,*-' ‘atii.g regularly n] <!eepinr v "1L Ye( »-.om»‘lh*rig'J* th * matterV ' .'onstiaat'on, fc Headache, Nervousness .and illous Spell*; it*dl* cate a .Sluggish Liver. The trie! remedy is Dr. King's N- w Life Pills Only 25c. at your Druggist. Huckleo's Arnica Salxe for , Skin Eruptions. yxiSiUr/ Begin Dragging the ItoaiK Now. - yf. \ •' • ' ’*»'.• •.»w The cheapest good Toads maker 0 V ever invepted is the drag. If vou/q 0 don’t waftt impassable loads fttary and Mitrch, begip d them now * it^ F.-b dragging the ‘T'nlteq icutture. Washington, D. fo» Tree cop States .Department of Farmers’ Bulletin-.Vx^ 321,’"Spill - y * /?' X . • Log Drag on Earth Roads.’* Also de mand that your legislature make | / proper provision /or paying farmers' f * t . • / • 4 >. for dragging roads Here is th" 0000000000000 ^ X : o Mt. Carnid o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Mt. Carmel. F>b. 8.- The box sup per given at the Mt, «*arme) school house last Fridty night was quite a success. The neat sum 4*f fll.80 was raised^ The supper wa# given by the school to buy some furniture for the school house. * ^ ,y ■ • Misses Ernestine and gospel of- road dragging as gl\-"n In ragr a single paragraph by Mr. II. M'ard • • Kink, inventor of (he now lelebrate 1 split log good roads marker: \"It’8 not the water'that /alls on youf roads that does the harm, but the ws/wr that stay* on it After yqu grade yqur road the surface* is st!l| cotspesed nf porous dirt. Thl* absorbs w*t"r. Either you drive it one side or you drive n^the top and ctit it up You know th>\kind of mud yoti find i-n a hog wallowL $1* A’on could fish front it This same fln,o dirt iw *otind on •• ;-^1s like wet cement. 1 Ion a water-proof vessel Cnrriebelle Ilill of Round spent the wc*k cn-l with relatives here'. Mrs. K. B,. M’ay and children, re- turnei^ home Saturday after "pending a week with relatives at l^tdge. Theodore Campbell of Glvhaus Is visiting here Mr and Mrs A. J .Padgett xialted near Round Sunitsy afternoon. , Mrs. M’. Rv Beach an# daughter. Elixa, attended preaching at Pleas ant Grove Sunday P. M. " Mrs.-A. T. I’tsey visited Ivcr moth :Mrs, Kiizsbefit.Linder, Slwurday’ er and Sunday.. Mrs. L W A. K»'a* b *»f StbkcR pen* V M W’V A , % , . • , .' * , jSuptkit with her parents/Mr an traveled road. If t/\is not .dragged? . ■» after rains fMs like a^ lone .ba*!n. j‘ ^ bolding th" wate/- later bariLminu . , to . VXN. .'I tn'o a rough, lumpv surTaccu ' f tra t . ... , , . ^ j n* igbborlMMni /fitlidaV The road after a ram and von "pre'id -. i . I » ■ . ■ *, ' - ! - Mr.’Jobn/l’.eacb. i*f -Atlrtifa <1. MRS COMK . ITRIM L thin layer of fhitv flnt* ilirt over the ' . ... • X T. ^ , i is wisithiK/his fatliT. II-AV i:.o- , <. LIVf.K ' surface and it is beaten down Dra ; l . ' • A. Linder ’Perry Fox Miid daughter. M *' of nepr Wal/rboro were.in b.: *» -• Der the next rain and.you put ** i tb ar b»*rt* another layer- wbb lj is aiso'pai f..*-i | d ’wn. Keep this up and ate r v/ltile you will have a r**ad. high iu 3be middle, than on the sides anj < oxtered with an eighteen-!i*< b two*foot, smooth, bat’d t row \y ’hit imple (krag is the only qoggestiot/>"t'made that will no{ make a worse be. fore !t niake.t ILlteUey^ Never dla? up more at ope tiroe than be packed down by the she Farmer. / ,V cy riic *Progr*xx- V - (•rvKniu ti-ijon Will t.-.iiab z . Wlmn von 'lir'yf * utcji-;> t obly^o' ten iitdii att d bv a sn'• te'or. t/uiph ». break 41 up at oikc The li!t n . thu' "it dtieit Itot matter" ofl<*0. bad- *-> serious i omplications. " Tin- rented) which hnint-diatflV'^nd ea.*1lv ^pen.*-. Hates the lintng,iof the throat Is the kind demanded "l»r.'- King * New: Discovery xootjn-s the irritation, loosens the phlegm,. Yon feel bet^ 1 ' ter jit once. "It seemed to reach the vary spot of my 1 Cough” Is ona of many honest testimonials. Ike at your druggist.