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.. -ij* ti, 1915. d S* AND STANDARD FOUS- WBO1M ARE AND WHAT ‘ THEY ARE GOING TO DO * . SYNOPSIS OF THK ATTRACTIONS THAT WILL RK HFRK V THIS WTSKK SUFFRAGE SPEAKER " TORE HERE Attractions To B** Held at the High a School Autlitoriam Afternoon and Night« . I In introducing the Radcliffe At tractions, which \.i’l appear in the Chautaqua perfomances in this citv •Thursday, Friday and Saturday- of this week, attention houid be'calle.I .t*o eimnainp r baby, itapersocatins all the baby ( from various parts of the country, characters that not only charms but but when • together harmonlx® at astounds here hearers. In this she .strings op a violin. They are Intei- is eminently auceessfut." The La- estlng young gentlemen who five .» ,to the La doll ( cyneert-t outpanV com- jthe one at o'y ;>t i ■. pu entjrelv ne^y — I posed of- Blanche Deeririg. violinist ti Thoy Dell Concert Company make a trio of exceedingly interesting ladl n s capable of entertaining gny audience. Hal Merton. Mr. Merton Is from New Yor$ City. He is a cultivated gentleman of fine parts, and It might be said incidentally, a magician and ven triloquist. He is a master In magic and makes one think of Hermann and Keller, and the other great mi gicians. Magic Is always Interesting to people who )lk n to be fiut to guess ing. He is die delight of the eh*’ drcn, who nsoafly flock to )ils enter tainments in lerge numbers. He keeps them both laughing and guess ing at th" same time. And In ad dition to his mrigie. he keeps the -rrown-ur.*. a* well qs the children, inurested in his re*,! delightful talk which illuminates !tf>» nari'v Hi* s are not the same In eorr"c*:on nitb hf-v . tied pianist; Ruth and arietta LaDell. feaiier and ini porsonator. • Hlanclic IK-ering. Miss Deering is from Detroit. violinist fprogra HI. vocalist, jpuzzlins nian'e. 1 « ‘ - oVs his clever ness* a*' a vrr'ri!/»ctn**t.* Tlie little red headed b *y. who sltn oh his kn“e and. talks ' v!, h such intelli gence. is made Indeed, a human be- performanre' suggesting four rofined men of the world spending an even-- Ing In a drawing room. Welts, Hut chins, Parmenter ahd Moore make up the,combination. They entertain as a quartette, singing selection* ranging from btandard operas to "Tlpperarry.” They play on thee Swiss bells in a way that charms the audience. Mr. Hutchins, with his violin, are feature* in their per formance. Not only are they suc cessful as a quartette, but In their solo work they reach a high aver age. Mr: Moore has a sweet tenor voice, and sings with a pleaaing/ef- feet. In addition to their musical selections, the Strollers give a de lightful entertainment and it Is some tiRi^s difficult to persuade the at: dienre, when it has come to close, as • they always clamor for more. The. Strollers display a certain per ronal. quality of refljiement^whh ! stamp them ’as gentlWncn on' ah ! off ihf ptpfform, - . ' Filsworth Plnmstead. • v A little girl described this ma-i as "The Fellow who is lots of folks." It was So apt that it is. used h' 1 "" Y / 4 . 4 Y. ■ <&, ; - C ’ffw 1 La Dell Gincerf Gimpany / «**•. night his program is •nroa? in cos tume when he tellg about Uncle Ex- ra singing bass In the church choir. He gives a thrilling representation of J. T. Trowbridges “The Vcgn- 1 bend,” or .d^scribmi the worp out !::< * ir on Broadway and his obser- • .o.:i on his triumphs in the past. 'It.* Fketcheg ef the Filly boy are hu- jf ir; vs in the extreme. In fact, Mr. | Rhine *j can't help being funny. * lie Iv'lY on the btight'^dde of iif-*, .. vl bnie.: |’.ls kudience In a .happy ’ ooy. Jn. additldn.to this gift; he i. an aiiist in his portrayal of hu man eccentricities. Mrs. M. T. t'olemun. Aside.from the regular program as arranged by the * Chautauqua management, th" local committee has arranged a program for .the morning of Saturday. ^April * 24th. and also after the night - perform ances of Thursday night and Friday night. On Thursday night Mrs.. M. T. Coleman, of Abbeville, State Presi dent of th" Woman Suffrage League of South Carolina, will make an ad dres H to the audience. Mrs. Cole man is a niece of Col. J. C. Hemp hill. one time editor of th" Charles ton News and Courier, and now cor respondent from Washington to the Philadelphia Ledger and is a daugh ter of the hit" (Ten. K. It. Hemphill,* of Abbeville, who up to the time of bis death was editor of the Abbevile Medium. Those Interested in tho I iffrnge question will miss n treat i v .in tint honrirr Mrs Coleman and it’' -c rot Interested In thin question vi* 1 ! rtYp miss, a treat, for, h"r ad* dre.-ifes. are always full of life and fan. • * . On Fsi.lay night we will have wit' 'is as an ex(ra%offer. Hoit. J. K Mrecdin. edltcr of the Mannin* ■■inies. who will deliver an address o» ome question of vital interest t y Concert Company. Third Day, April SSUi. Afternoon. 3:15 p. m.—Portje-flve Minutes of - Fun for Children and Orown * up with The Mysterlqus M«r- ton, presenting Mfegical Illu sions, « 4:00 p. in.—Ilumurous Lecture on “CnunblerB" or “The Evils of , Worrying.'i by Dr. II. W. Sean;.. '* Evening. 8:15 v ■ p. m.—A Half Hour of Fun and Magic \\ Rh Hal Memon. 8:55 p. m.—L"cture, “More Taffy and Less Epitaph^,'* or "The . Crisis of Life,” by Dr. H. W. Sears. - ' ^ ~ Y Morning. 1|;00 a. m.—^ddreaa by W. W. Long to the Farmer* of Colletoo County. • ' ... Season ticket# will b<Lgpld| Thurs day morning up until *2 o’riock. if you haven’t got yours get It NOW. • Adults tickets for all attractions, ft.50; children's tickets fl.00. V ski; .l\i> HLAIt THHJMT ii!:; - Michigan, and ix an excellent virflin lit and i-iantst, deHcucy of torn among the begt ir.uflcians. . nh-ylug wit a •'/ \vhl« h phwe -I, Ai ill nc In the c; 1UIDAY .U liCHXLOX VM» MCJIft, AI»rt»L £;». -I / - es by ipt Sbe jio r h*=f Iiybreifs. T!.; iptqrch.'nc^ ©f thnitt: cen ih* hey and th" ventrllo is it.-elf worth the j rice of : to I'MroJuce Mr p!uinst\;hl- as a aiint; « barne Ije leaves ihe il.itform o!H> fi.r^i that lie has been in tUo 1 man capable delln-a u- iur. Wh-rtr he leaves 11 pie all had wide e.<f>*rlence on chautauq«^v j-’drnl sion and hold.-' the people nri.^-^hc" Yf a group of p« and ctliy platform.*, and plays, with sp-llbound. Mr. Merton has .been on j d>ffcror^f. but each perfectly - repre- * ■* rnos;.'the platforhi fer some yfarsA. and , ■.onted' by the many sided genius of be people of our town. Mr. Breed I a scholar well worth hearing an ill doubtless give an*’ Interestin' alk. (In Saturday morning we hope fc •have with us Hon. W. W. Long. It. M 'arm demonstration agent for South “aroliRa,-who w ill address , the far mers at 10 o'clock In the morning 'rom the stand on the lot fronting 'vlein’s Drug Store. . We, also hope o have with u ; i on this day District demonstration .Agent Elliott, who vi 11 also be glad to talk with the 'arnrrs on any question raat they would Hke' , to. know. / -j These added attractions are free and no <{>:tr:i ehorge .will be made-' for .them. Therefore take' advan tage of them and bear thehe ppeak- ra. f n- .they have fomening in r'siltjg for yc.u. 'I'Ik foltowinp i ’i; ■ urogram for Chn.il.i'.fi'a^ • Y ' /; . !» .*—.?'i :-r-Jiv. Ai—11 i'-JUnd. , A terhdoo ■. \ /, f'i l:v th Ynbllors Ytanr ’ ‘ 1 \ n. .Fatetlt"'ul'‘"rlt Yv Ctuition for letters of Adnsinlstrn* Don. THE STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA County ot Colleton. BY O. ALBERT BEACH, Esquire. Frobate Judge. WHEREAS. Errett Q. Hlott made suit to me to grant him Letter of Administration of the Estate and effects of.Uattle J Hiott. THESE ARE. THEREFOR*, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred .n.4 .Creditors 'yof the raid Hattie J. Hlott, deceased, that they l)".and appear before me. in the Court of Probate, to be held at Wal- terboro, 8 C., on April 24th. next, after publication hereof, at 11 o' clock in the forenoon, to show cause. If any they have, why the said Ad ministration should not be granted. GIVEN under my hand, (his 101b day of A)>M1, Ano Domini. 1915. Pub!lsh"d on the 14th and 21st days of April. 1915, In The Press It Standard. 0. ALBERT BEACH. Probate Judge. Colleton County. grm-, I'-.U/l'I'inu In on • y r ,Tli" H" is from IMrolt. • such excellence as to win th? fastidious listener. She i« parUcu- iranl ambnp; the i r maeiriallyd'f | riuifistoad. \fifty Lt homer with the violin from H " c -trarry. Fyerybody should v.’t-> vY jj > rn( j j iar> beer, on fli" I 'atform which she draws ev r;. mood ot the ' nc '-s thg pP’-formanees by Hal Mer-^/or r., itiy years always U> .de.mand*' soul, v Miss Dp^rin^ is devoted to her »o/ and enjoy th« charm .n' his ftlv.ay.-. satisfactory.. In /the - ^ on. and her ^pp-raranf'e v'Bh tbo>Pgn‘ ! '.!! ta'k / jrfterpooni ho. gives some hiymbrou.s La Hell Concert Cothpany will cop^, i Dr. II. U’ ? | sketches qf people we hew' ‘•Itfter t'rlbuK nmch to the Chautauqua: , Dr. Sears j, son-e tmukc called p,.,. t or r -, rt B a b c „t; *urh as the “boy entertainment. 7 I'Th<'.Ta:ffy ManY B-^r. in MtesourL | an( j ,b 0 buckwheat cakes.*: ":He En-Y Ruth Thom. . / |’’ r cone: bjp/wafy^r*l!l.p'iis to the K |i h ij dude,’* an<|\"?be fellow and the * Miss Thom hi from Toronto.. Car. a- Wur p layfornt yY r: r. gi n g with him ;g j r j x vho compelJs h'.r c wee He art to i da. While still In her youfh sh" was a rich ^xet-ricace and ^fiexhaustiH» j . Vi i t while »he. put up her hair.'* At ;♦ * i/iY.f (©kg*, ami wit ha) an ennr-’ < * 4 . <• Evening. io. -A Medley of lmp<|r«on- ('.raw and day, by |Eli'- vtorth Piumstead. 9.0o j*. m. drand Concert b(' S;rollers Male (Junrtet Addr- ss t y* Miff. M, T Cole State PresidtA;* Woman's fr ige Assogi.'f'lon of r S (Yroliniy Ker-oml Day, April “'cd 2:1 :, yv p, m Concert l»v tiie l.alVdl Company. -Lecture. "Visions apdV by Hr. J. W Ft izzel! Evening. I.gctnr-. "Some Tweh- • ' I # PnddeRis^’ by Com ert IS p, m Id' air." ry.dem plant, afolloti Ir! STATE OF SOUTH CAR County of Colleton. ..COURT OF COMMON Farmers A Merchants Bank. * poratlon. Plaintiff, VS S. Finn, and J. J. DarUngtq§, tee. John H. Peurifoy. apd Emily Jf. Pourlfoy, D*f« ants. ’ Notice is hereby given. That WH der ar.d by virtue of the Judgment of the Court in the above entitled ae~ tion. bearing date April 5th, 1W, I wiil sell #t public auction to tko highest bidder, for cash, before tho Court Rouse Door In tho Toim of ' Waltetboro, County of Colleton, State of South Carolina, on the flnt Monday. In May. A. U HU, tho «ame being the 9rd day of 4ho said Month, during the ifcgal bourse of aate. the following described lot of land with the buildings thereon, to wit: “All that piece, parrel or lot of land, with the buildings thereon, sit- uate. lying and being in the Town of Walter boro. County of Colleton.- State of South Carolina, measuring eighty aad nine-tenths feet on tho Western line en the Street.known as Railroad Avenue; m«asur1ng two hundred feet on the Northern line on Bark Street: measuring eighty and nine-tenths feet on the Eastern line separating it from the remain ing portion of said lot; measuring two hundred feet on the Southern line separating It from th" lot for* nierly Mrs, J. A. Robert, now of •lobr H Peurifoy; apd / Containing sixteen thousand, one hundred 'and eighty thousand, one hundred' and eighty square feet, and bounded as follows: North by Back Street; EaAt by remaining portion of trust es tate of Emily W. Peurifoy; South by lot formerly of Mrs. J. >A. Robert, now of John H. Peurifoy. and West by Railroad Avenue.’* Purchaser to a _ pay for,papers;'and if bid is not complied with on day of sale, the uald lot of land will be re-sold on the same or some subsequent Sales Day. at the risk of the purchaser. , R. M. Jefferies. Master for Colleton County. Walterboro. S. C. Apr. 14-2t 1 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. P«m- tin* District of South Camltnn IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of A, R. Milny, trad ing as J. P, Miley & Co., Bankrupt!. J'o tho creditors bf"the abovf? Bank- - rupt: , Y Notice is hereby given that on the 'Tth day of March. A .T>. 1915, the *>?»ove named Bankrupt was duly adjudicated Bankrupt, and that the 't>t r’"''fing of his creditors wit he! i r-r th" office of Pndgrit 'T"pt"r, Wnf'erboro. S. C., 2’’ri.l/dkF April, A. I>. 1ftIT*, at 12 o' y -k pule Him-«U trih'Tt':;. eon; s't whlt-U time tho,sa'i.c-H !;t h "' snay attetfd, proVe. their cjiffma, C appeint a trustee, "xrimlrv^xyf' Bnnlc-^ (Advert1sem“nt.) XOTICK TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals on blank forms furnished by the City and addressed to the Commlsslon of Public Works, Walterboro. S. C., will be received until 2 o’clock P. M., .May 14, 1915. for furnishing all material and la bor and the cohs.truetion at Walter boro, S. C.. ns per plans Add sp-ci- fl cations follow ing Complete ers. inr'lnding approximately 6 mil • of-pipe sewer from 8 to 15 -Inches in iliamctt. mpithtdes, ttUsh t inl;s. lllf « IDIIDI I lit 1 ItMl Hi V* Oil.VI - C.. as per plans Add wncl- adopted by them,. of \the f: - J etc system, of panitary sew- •j r.ml other npr.urtc nancop; i • Complete i I*- ’Tie I Y.if* c '.vor! ptimpin'T rn. w won her place as a vocalist. Auyoh" f'ind>f jcl^. and withal an ennr- llstening to her rich v*>iee will b" monA r.mount of good chetr a::! convinced that she Ir on her way (ft^d sen e. H" ha-the personal to grand opera. Miss Thom 1* ah maga^Usm of Henry Ward Bucher Intewisting .persinality posting'Fomethlgg^f t^r Rental turn bf that peculiar magnetism wlii^Jf Is as-. "'’iv* ijuaday-. sociated with successful plstf/orm 15 p timli Century Hr .1 W:' Pi MS Oil p. rn Cod* r rt ; /' . yv V Tiy' thV Lain of s'flde and Consensa. wbch, an<V shows the effect a Ftjca'fnc ^ ^ care ful trnwfing uniir tj>e < bes^ca'chcrR. Her repertoire rpnges from selcctr tions frt>w\the oferas to the popular wongs. Misw Thom never f'ils I® pleace and chaMn her hearers, wh' always want morX of her Inspirin': She is accompanied on the voice. She is accompli...-, piano by Miss Deerlp^ Marietta Miss LaDell fs perhaps five best Y ,y .Y' Y He is a eonbinaticn His l"ctur<» in 'the afternoon on “Worry," smooths aw ay wrinkles, and drives away dull car", whil" his relehpatM !e. "tre on "More. Taffy" aril Le f * F;It-phv." Bivwn at night. Js pever f.orpotteh in any country where ft ts Koari. •Th'-pe , I* an Irreristibi" cWirTn in the man. .and an indefln abfe contagious pleasure Ih kis le<- ture. He is perhaps the most pop j -,l>r ! A * »nr« , 'r on .the southern plat- tod-!;-, and if you wi«^ H roe I '•M’vh he*ir Dr. • If vou have dv ■ren c, !a. indigestion or th" blues. it8 n 3 ™* ,rori j YYi-p dor«« that h* will von Mier pl-e i* perfectly at home i? the l...:i\^tirriy cure yoU. Dr. ?ears intdrpreie’ion' of tvpes western ani ^-i. i^n on the platform *wer- other characters. famOia" th us sW. *♦,. vo-r». >• bad 1-ctur-d l- -ecti. For the*’most part her selections J--.tiy ©venr Ftnte fh the nr'en, ml have to ttW a delightful touch- oY... r4tt demand. TV-:, i no humor? whifh she brinrs out w'tv , f on , h e program lb-! " tho sTill of avi ar.tist. She is rspnbV . r *hnp' tt>e t-o Vp' JJ r«n,lrriPg\tbc tragedies of H- . r ^rs of WavorV, I-r’ ;. •as welt as itsVom^dies.*and toucb". TV stmllor.. all the f*rir g£ of the emot«nns Per- ’ -r >) „ r <»r««nnri of th" ? - haps her rv? f\ifl"d Imper-Onstien'' .gained when are .of chfldhoodX She is the n |hv Mr. Wells, their tr—— who laugh's, cries and talks lik" ’• enough to saf her- tfc-i the rimnersonato^ Pt chHffhbod otf Hra Amcrjcnn platform*,. Very rvop" IT bseau^ol ljeT experience and gift*. Jho Yocfpar.y \t Dr nY x Dno/ clc sypteJu; ’ Y . Approximately 3^ miles 8 and inch cist Iron i Ipe. wilfi specisl^T Approximately 4ft tire hydra:.t.?; Approxlniat ly 20 gate valviv: One lOtkOOft or 25.000 gallon tow. j rider the Ini sr and tnrk',. ^ One lirick electric and plant building; ' Two 100-horse p.)Wer boilers;. One " 200-horse power feed water heater with pump: One sloanv’ r ngine for dlre.et con nection ta generato-: \ ' •One 5*0 K. W.. A. (’.. genetotin* equipment with .1 panel svritch bdard and Mh4t'tight regufutors; Two; 750 G, P. *\1.. steam pumps: One triplex servic" pump; Steam etui hydraulic pipe and oilier auxiliaries: . , Y. One 150,000 gallon concrete rere- w *» * voir with com rete rover: One Artesian well. Each b.d must b< aceomppnied by a eert I fled • check inot hid bond* payabl«v to the Chait'man ef the f’ommisKlonerB * of l‘ublic Works ff»r live per rent of the amoupv.of th* bid. Shopld fK" per cent of th" rupt. and’ transact sucliY^boT husl- ner *. ai« mnv properHYeomo beforo ■'*''! rmo'Hng. It K proposed to eon- iate ,sh!e of th" Bankrupt’y^roperty, or a portion for oomptwltion. EDWARD W. HUGHES. sy ■ Referee In Bankruptey. i*rted 'AftTiT 9th, IftlS.. NOTE Th" proof of Claim tnu«C he In accordance with the form pre scribed by the Supreme Court of th^ United States. TllEKPASS, NOTICK. All persons are hereby forbidden to enter,upon the lands of the under signed. situated in Colbdon. County in V'Tdler ToVpf iiip. bounded -on the north by Godiey, Snypes road, and Sfnonk; West by Smoalj. (’rorby ifnd Hoots; SoutIff by Grace!’ Stan field. Tn.l Bowman, for any purpose. S' , V • Y .1- > / s All trespassers will be prqsecutfd to .the extent of the law. . a7-3t. B. N. SANDERS. amount of thi* Wd .exceed $1. : 500, ehetk for 3l\oft wlil.oe a*- copied. , The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids./ ' s 'x " plans ami spei ifleation-! may l»e Nothing -o (suod for a C<>u';h Colil. or- WJYn you have a rohl- you want the b"»t modicino obtainable so—«i to get rid of it with the least possl-^ bis delay. Thr*r*> are many who con sider Chamberlain’s Cough P.oniedy seen at the office of th" Chairman. Mrs j. ii» r off. Elida, and at the Savannah offiee of thX Engineers, and specifications tufty secured by writing the Engtnaen- at Savannah. Ga. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 1 H.'.w. niack. Jr.. Chairman; E. T. H. Shaft tr. J. f . Lilflaeks. 'D. B Black, J M. M oor " r - Engineers - I’i. S TAHDON KNC.l v «#P»' f VO CO Bo’v 582. SftVftnrsh, Ga. HOLDS & LaGRIPPE ^ ur 6 doc-s A500 will break any case of Chills & Fever, Cold* & LaGrippe; U «ct» on the hver better then CalomeNnd does not ""'vOhio. tytys: “Ever since my daugh- it^r Ruth was cur'd of yeveih*. coll and rough by : Chamberlain’s Cpugh Remedy two ye»f« «ft*<b I Inve f«lt kindly disposed toward the manu facturers of >hat . preparation; .. ri know of nolhing^ao quick to reliovo a cou#Ii or cure a cpld " For salo by all deal-rs. A PLATFORM MANAGER RADCLIF FK ( HAlTAlOUA ATTRACTIONH ^ripC Of ticken/pftice 25c. /I Yl Moinarii Trimbly Cucgd. Arnold Pgr; ’ 3 Mrs, I! G. Clcvelawl writes, “For some, time I suffered « from • stomach trouble. I would xj have sour stomach and feel bloated after «;ting. .nothing benefl'efl mq until I got Chamberlain's Tablets. After taking two pottles of them I sms cure^.”. For tale by al dealer*. • •• ’ '■ f "A /■* T. Y Y * ' v /