Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. . . MJBSCIIimOX RATES. On* ^r*n* .. - .no !W When tko, Hnrriaoa iarch 1, |t K*4icto4 that the malt would ba a Of hospital* by crazed draft addicts, a crlma save of national sad a trial of suicide- and aeroan the eoduiry. A month has fi f. aad whjlf* the results hare not been ae terrible as the earljr hjmterla painted them, have not even approximated the pUring headline, predictions of the yellow nresa. they have nevertheless been apparent to physicians and to others REMITTAVrtfS.' AH checks and drafts should bn favor of the Press and4}{ 0 y r i ia |„ tt nd th's-i3.truo of prarti- * r THE PEB88 AND STANDARD MAY 5,1915. * 4 * ‘ ’* . • * * * * ' EDUOUSIlOa SAYS GOOD-BYE s Tho following editorial, the first penned tame ns editor of The Intel* llgancer. appeared October 2, 1914. Seven months has scented a abort while to labor In thia. capacity, far too abort to learn all there la.. to know of the people of this county, but how well I have kept the faith the* readers of this newspaper, see ing below the goal set for arcom wko mnsp In daily contact with drug tpfjgjjnjpnt- when I l>egan, and” being - *“• ■*“ come ro ivfdence of tfcis era havo righta also. •; Those who manafactare what the farmer pro- ducesr those who furnlah the meana, the cbannela - of -trade 1 —all have rights. So he aball promtae all a square deal, and isn’t that enough? You can halp him. Will you -do It? Still a stranger to many, won’t you come in and get acquainted? He wants to know you. your thoughts, your hones, your happiness, your A KDVD AT VALEDICTORY With thl« issue of Tho Press .Til Standard I spy good bye. Not r nd- bye to waltnrhoro, hut as editor oi the paper hero. Mr. W. W. 8moak, c%i.cr and former dtitor of the Taper kr.- re turned and will reeui-o Lis work here ns editor. Since assuming editorship of The Press A Standard here last Novem ber. I have learned to love Waiter- boro and Col let dn county. ’1 havo* endeavored to give the p-oplr ?. good paper. Not merely, c paper, but one that was readable and. al- Engli.sh ■■■■■■■■mnmmBmam f soon learned that lit was for them that I was working 1 have been ashed what I will do. where I will go and lf I will Walterboro. These questions 1 wjp answer by snylng that I will regain -e 'and vm ho aamclsted wit-i Mr, Smoak In making The Prcnv 4 Standard tho beet paper in South arollna, jwrj F, L., MORROW, TrewpasM Notice. sorrow, your success, your failures. 1 though, the best of _ _ You <»n tu-lp him be n good editor L ,- h v . b . , h traffic. From two cities come ro ,7 |1|a w|th uhat , hiVC v , r rttr n. ;r v «* IntelRgemor. and he.ha-.faith , , . ■ —you..will. * ports which are »v.«ca»< », ce j umn „ t wjU bf-M b- ablo to;-^ fact. In rtf'* Philidclphia General 17. i judge. 'ed from sticking merely to' bu All persons are herby, forbiddc i to enter upon the land^of theirtn^-- tdgned. situated in (’olleton (’om-; h in***,- ,n Verdier Township, bounded , ’ , I the north by Godley. Snyp- s 1:, rr Iixlin* * . * , _ . .. >nd Smoak: west by Smoak. r« .have tried to please ail men. * During ll rally every hospital in the country j^^.gpgp at* 1 mi«« The porition c? editor of at ' ; r 0 have lived Look at the printed !ab«l on yopr paper. The date thereon show*; when the subscription expires. For ward. your money In antfde thne for renewal. Notice date on label care fully, .and if not correct plcese no tify us at once.' in which' drug addlcDons ere tre fi £—the number of acjnds^lona ha*; greatly increased. Without doubt t r is cne of great re-ponxt-1 b . ;V( bility H-e newspaper i citv rod coopt* Especially i-c tbis true when !|u law has forced nnmeroia Labi- Wrectlng tbo utter.nc P R of lu-a. t ho othcrr l... rnWht M«> tot ■;'* ,'^2*1 *S2L?.H .. , ^ |Blirrnk. nml tb’^ fs.o^rtjculrrtt' trr : it faffed to continue as surh. to ap-' , vJl .,, f , no ,,« n „ ,, . ..jj,, flnf „ md Institutions tCv-*. •• ■ ,tPe c Snt.seril»ers d'sirlftg the address Of their paper chsaged. will plea<% ntate In their cormnunfeatipn • both the old and the pew addre.-iu s. The Press and jRtandsrd w-llj pub lish brief and ratfoqal letters on subjects of general Interest when they are accompanied by the name* and addresses of the uathors and are not of a defamatory nature. An- nonymous communications will not be noticed. Rejected manuscripts wilt not be returned. Oar Farfegn Linf.v.ti h in Charge ef Jacobs & Co., Clinton, S. C., SOLICITING OFnCCS: - i w Trtrk—’. is i:. -ji NcwYor':—'.!* I . _<.?i -t. . . I.. t '’lilf.-ut r—i.o A«ts>*r4i.lng r.»t;:...\V. I». I'«.f h« r Itvuvtt’-1lm»'tTntier 1 .1.. Uiun ia. t*ihi tnrsl'Nail l.^-ik Bldg.. H. ». oannit. ti Nsstwiiii—y-u Av<-. v..... i. u it noth *ir AllarKp-y MttMwrigl |U<>g...4 I;. .I'l'--' ii>. s. < —4;i h. »\i. ;-,i if. i,«£i»ti ft*l Jln-ti M . . \,»cj. J: -i. • uu.l, Va —Murpuy n.»u-t...J. tV. t.in< u There’s no place like home. • Soon be time for the“canc!idutcs to begin handshaking .again. We hear of several candidates for the office of sheriff. Come one come -nil. The more the merrier. -/ And If J. J. Smoak? Heard would W. One. of . the recent visitorsytOydii? town staf-d that he was /iced -ef walking on China-berrica/ One our local men ^jod thavlie was go ing to clean tb* m up, too. Tbsy, are |P , iv ucd drib 'o n I'tbi' fr?-i ‘ d in n' h‘as ftnd^raho.-lcven iii^the etm f rv -' me mav i stvd I tv I rr-0 j V 0 "ds t; is not a writer ax Col. p-rk- -.ho haw cl: vu no en r.'iich tunt:-!!! lo'rT^blfahinr The v ’ - - of jDptty tnkptllgeneqf; | ( ' Rut since tt-iw dni.vhas b-en pl.u-1of u* ed upon n.e.J 'ball erdenvar to d.i charge it w ith nil my fpul. ' Th 1 ' i To <1 time I Anderron. them well, p irvonslp r: ntany of them a'i jVa<2» fjj' p V'ft . V.'i there has beer, ne- bit term To those that h;.tve been read' •land lloatw; squib by Gra» e. > L fieti/? aud BowniSn. fcr any pu* } of the paptf^herc/and to tho-- w lenrit^v ! enloved •* ku he c T have" been my friend#, I *1 U inn pne and pupn/rt and t Sot hr-n fvi tfc< >l rn: ply to •physicians for.treatment. .Further, there I doubt that the large majority of there unfortunates will- be fre*. of their habit. The increased admb-- vions to tliese hospital* do jiot rep-J r ,. n( jer^ who shall ii.-’ily,rcfn flu rc-mt an increase in drug addlc-jjcolnn’r.w ri-.v net find- herb thms: they ar* simply an objective',bemHut ..tho**«btw clothed in fruit •nanifestation of the operation ,o -t- 'Ml To th Ip' v hnt h v i ■f will 5:s : of the irmnv |edit«;r. T v.in-»r.te th-t •’• to Walt-rhori*. . *..1, e .failed, but up.in rer* w i«'n "e | ‘or tit-V iperatit n : I wmi» 1 | , ing their . i-All trevpa-sers will bo pro ec the extent of tho law. !i. K. BA.sTi LUC Ion. M T : t. Geor? . llo-.yell hr this woV-Ic. JUST RECEIVED I h< rt ‘O »K*» the Harrison byr. Th«" report from the Took County coroner’s office pre sents the opposit- side of the pi, It /points to fhe rule pates his suffering as drugs cease: it lndl<jgt<fs the ever hopeful victim* who sealr surcease jire 10 buN'*' iupp)y Hess 1*Jngll h. but tbev w ill find t> honest .conx-Jf-Hom cf cn'* wy6*e every thought -shall be for the UP- building of * higtfer. and purer eltv, n richer .-nd . Jv»fnl«”- county. o. ht'.t<- wha* <♦ r proudf-r .ami 'more prtHntii* Thi« purpose v lit underlie (hell here im v r 't n. and h ish to be iurlgerl. Yes. I • a * " i*nke mlst.'iker—-who does.not' 1 all fall far rhort of rnv Ideals I twelve yc.-r worked, and ; gepient of The Presv f-onic X-h.VJ from f for j and mai'- v tieuspnper th* re. 1 ■RCatidard'. Oulfw ..a Just received.a big shipment of Lutii* s r i . lived. loved .ill resume iutiv - dow/-, l bear vpu D om }>'*. j rHtor, Vf a pwfeperr ddlly ,ln of pain in deadly nos trims, and it* hints at the deaths from secondary I Tnan y things . . , . . j You. dear reader, shall do Uke^-fa'* causes in weakened and collapsed i . . c „ . , „ -.•ami for the same reasop. ho let nx bodies. It should again be emplia- no i, rf „j, IfrP rar h oilier too severe!-.- miDdifcsJlgt" to trv. .There I shail sized, says The Joiirnal of the Aip- j Of course wo *bcll not eereA on nil ihuve time to do o'her^tliings besides that Ioue«tions. b'lt let our disnrrremcnts ! i’ unll * n * a newspaper, and I hav MEHIilPiV th'« PfedniOftt. to 'running a wevViv ■ n I • country' tor vn. Well, tii-i't ( <5« .-ends' upon /the vi- v.-. pednt. r.r>-1 the way one/fe?*l s about the-work j YOU inn do bertcr in Anderson.” j 1PV j do Wc«trc T am hup»nr. | 1s >. 0 " r ^lAgan. and T good one Tan do better in WnDerlwiro. I< slj>gatf/and having /.litb in It I UP-TO-DATE FINE MILLINERY •% . This shipment consists of nothing else iiut pat- . ent luits, sample hats and fine up-to-date trire- med dress hats. The value of these hats are from $3.00 to $7.00, but our Sale Price is only eriran Medic." I Association, these reports ar- not eyidehceV th» j** differences of opinion.. 1 *’• y marina* 4 •• In vexw«» x«* • 11 existence of enormous/dumbers of drug habitues; rather they respect the toll of a nPw law and the throw ing of light 4>n a/nidA-n evil INJ1 MTIOE TO RAILROADS. UnfalrT The glaring injustice of the government’s treatment of the railptMds in the matter of carrying mails is brought out in a com- irHon of what Unc1«* j^am pays h** own rbqd and what he pays others. The government-owned. Panama. Railroad reifajved JaM year, accord ing to a statement by the committee / bJ(1 ' jnr .‘‘ mav say the war in Europe will soon be over- you max’ sny It will lest for months, nerha.nx v«g«rs. 1 shall grant ^oti th'* rieht to vonr thoughts; vdH should do the same fo^me. You have n, right to thiiiK es von please — provided you THINK: 1 have the same right. So whv fall out about it? . Anderson county i* a greet countv. in a great section of the State. H«r re«:ource« and^her indnkfries are va- nled and -mqnv—The ^ntxlligenrer stands for the development of <4i«ro. Her people are true, brave end local to what they believe is rleht—-The Intelligencer would havo Jhetn re- miiln tr*te. brave end loval fe ihe rf ir-ehf H»r neonlc s*-e ns a rule Inr .BDC ‘never had to sit idly by with folded hands because of nothing to do, and I have found that my efforts there were fruitful and nleasant. 1 be lieve in the possibilities e^f the great low country and hope to help them out. Foy my successor in the capacitv -of editor and manager,’ I bespeak your earnest cooperation and good wishes. Mell Glenn is a man you can tie to nnd.d man who will glv« vou a Are paper. Trained dn the field of journalism, and l/ing de voted to the work, he brings a minrf well filled with ideas, ami an ability fo execute thAm. The Intelligencer is your paoer a* mu/h is ft is his. and it reflects. the spirit of the’citv Tntclllrenrer would (and of the communitv in the manner 11 an on railway ma1l.--pay, ?2 77 for each L ••hate respect for all 1-* w . Indeed vt receives rout* rbnperatlon und snn- Ho.i* of mall carried r. miR*. while Hie Th- frielllccnce- «-nutd clasp hard . jnort. Let It spe- k of a united and nte .roads in thfi United 5t*t'*.i' v ”^ f ‘' prv nnliftlp- agem v in th- 5 i enthusiastic d^tm $1.50 See ys before you buy elsewhere, Bargain House J. PRANK, Mgr. - ■’ Millinery at Wholesale as well as Retail Please remember that there is only one J. Frank’s Clothing Store in town and that is next door to. express office. / Ktlll in our' utVeets and on our sld walks. ' Let’s, haft* Hictn clean. if ronton county is way back in HHf’Tufdllle, *h,. goes forth in the hearts of nil visitqiw us one y< . ♦lu* > best (duiitic* iu the sjaie. LET’S RRK.HTKN I F. \ \ rtecordltig to isiiniate.x of t!: t>fti<e Depart rjupt. revived *Oxt '•o»'Unn 'aud help the ri m about ic ! r rpod work I - !"•/her * ./> /.I fu-* per ton .^oryach. mile.. If this , bull.fip"-Mm isHhe kind of extravagancy the gm m* f ci our v m- ernment ownership of railroad^ stands for. It will b«* a long v-h'!e bo- f yUl witU ntv ->udtNi->-, too bo-v /••a-H b fOr T-,.|I| - ,,rid foP b’jsv in tb' i! enthusiastic d^iro to build tin a accompli h I'lnotlort citv ahyur- proper lines. .Tfotn G.l---pn to m.ike it r Cp recent a- o-'s-h \\crk to do ' tivc'of th r lies! in the citv and th ci»v. ccnr.t> • r n-t jrrunt.y,' He is worthy cnij^der.crve-- t-o. b*v«’'. fp ft-xt your support. I,call yot-r‘uttenilpc t •* j arnin to wlmt i wrote -1 vop ico'.ths ♦ ago and T feel that Ulep.p. will do'ail ».o l>*^X nrv ^ or c,?iv'cs ft>at arc iP'PVIT'^ fore the voteys 'of this country wifi h ci'-its f* rect f-ctlonnli«m and u».ftj>- gtve it eoHous cntifid* ratiop. Tlad p'l pur ewerHc® to bring y--xt thintr- ■ Tto ns«« hero/gp-'t now Th at' vcc.~ ctiase looking Kite it —cnii-mi rauog. /iian j. the privately owned ruilroad^/bf. th/! ,n ’'''r.” / rrVd now. , ? . y a no*n s tt**k. L*t ua cc /■ Somebody . started the rumor that money is scarce and Sop-body be lieved It and told Sojitfebody els*. And Somebody else told-a lot more Somebody* and all the Somebody* hid away some mon n y somewhere. And Nobody would pnjr Anybody What he owed for f*«r there might Rot bo anymore ntongy. And ,no Anybody would not bur •nymore goods and that made busf- neM dull. < - . Don’t yon think it wa« foolish 8d then If thinking made In?** dull, tltiuklng ran m~ko tier, brig fit. . , / i^Us brighten up^ * > ‘ ' > * 4 rzrrr-r^/zr— 1 nfied Stat o 8 liccn paid on /hc sam" balds as the Panama R^Kroad, 1P- stead of receiving 15^000.000 or about one-fifth of tW Post Office D» - partineht's reveptes. they would have received /11.567.000,000 4 . or more than flv/" times t^e total reve nues of the Department,. The" rail, roads have not asked Congress ta advan^ mall pay rate^. AH they hav^ asked for It to bo paid for all the mail they cary and for all tb* pecial facilities and eervicoB they furnish the Post Office Department, Why not. Uncl«* Sam?—Leslie’s. loot's have it. May 1st Is here. laird Kitchener. I-C-E! • - t « O'. , ive YouConsidered / ^ Our Coupon Book? U c are anxious to *ety you aU of OUR ICE you need—and at the same time we want you to buy it as low as you can. You can nave a portion of your ke money by getting a C oupon Book from our driver—get the book that best answers your needs—and take advantage of the saving Jt will afford. .. - '/ ‘ , / .;'V C oupon Books are issued foKyour convenience as follows: 1000 lbs. Book. 10 lb. (oupour/.*.. 7.7.., $4.75 1000 I bp. Book, 25 lb C oupona, . .$1.50 1000 I bn. Book, $0 lb Coupons... /.*:........ . .$4.25 1000 lbs. Book. 100 Uwupons. $4.00 : Yes, the coupon book way of taking ire is decidedly bet- ter. -Get yours from the driver on bis next call. WMIERBORO ICE & FUfL CO- G. M. RIVERS. Maupr. .1. ftp t<b»«. «lirV ped jrv tn .sen • Us silver lining tn. ‘he clnuds. Plants rrrofw r'ud thrive best oply ic ♦he pi*r P -nlierit—Arc we rot hu- mnu olsnts? The Intelllgenc'-r would' work for ’bp*tcr*r- vhn condition of fn**- rncr'snd l*horine mr.n,. • This news- paoer realizes that the prosnerltv s**d hsnntne‘« of everv clas« of our cit*»tn“shtn depends upon the pros- neritv end hapnlness of every othe.* clnss. If the farmer Is prosperous, the mrr«*i*n1. the business n*sn. fh* Ptofessidisl class the bapk« all n re prosperous This close lnt«rde- nendeeee of sll ws« never so forre- fnltv lllu«tr"ted ss h*** been done bv • h|s war in Europe. Such help* true. • hen. we r-*"d *o c.»snd toeether. Therefore The Intelligencer denlor- es the tendenev of son*e -persons to nrrsv one class against anther m-t •o k«^-p ailvn end fan Into flame-dtt< ference of oninion so as to accom plish this end. oUlteving thsi the stahRitv of our Institutions deoends u.noe sn edc-n- • ed end erllghten«d ciHr^pehin. T,, e Intelligencer would eland for edu cation of all the children of ev»rr com mil nit v. No cnllehted noonh* C«^T Inne he f"Oled or enetnved. enr enn theV be the ppev »*• the vteSn'i and avaricious, Ander-on r«iun«<- h"« r tine svstrtin of «rhonts. hn‘h dtv srjdf cowntv nnd three pre <»>de A nride to njl her peenle. The Ijlltr* - peer wn»ld them opow and (iprend ttlde their influence. A "-ord personal■ K'evep ?unn«h ego the writer earth into vnur fnldet in- hia- power to nta.ke fjie paper rep- y"<ciitati\e of th« se ideas. In Faying rood-hvo to the rood prop! • of Ander«on. t leave behind the host wishes I know bow to wish for.your' prosneritv and happiness. I would urge vou to Veep the good work h'ing done In the schools of the county, support the chamber of commerce and its work, the rural school supervisor, the girls canning clubs, the boys corn clubs, the farm demonstration work, stand for law and order, and keep Anderson a clean and pure citv tn which the fu ture men and women niav grow to manhood and womanhood and be come leader* of thought and leaders of men. the Iate-,1 shipments 1 Cannot close without expressing to the loyal and. faithful band of voung men who ha v e helped to make The Intelligencer the splendid paper It Is and has been, mv- profound an- nreciatlon for their loval and - co operation.- No better force of news- . - ... tna naper makers exist anywhere than those now engaged tn making this naper.. They are.real helpers and true. - No better wav. and no prettier, thought has been tittered, as a vobd-bv* thought than the following Ijnes. 1. w ish them fill for you. t prnv the pnrvep^b* Easterners da. Mav the peace of Allah abide 'Vltli you: • V‘ v ’ '/ Wherever you wtay. tyberever you po. ^ , ' / , < y1r*y ; the beautiful palms of AJIah grow; * Through'days of labor, and nights os rest Vou cave him a warm welcome. t »we'-*»d *'onraelye<- kind and con«id rete During this time he__h7 tenrned m know, -ndmipe and rv«T?" t **% «*♦ h he ha« Ce P p of ^he life. the cn«to»*a and ddeals of .the peonje. No**- he has hpew: AnJCeted to staml ea the chamnion of the peoHe who have tbt*« shon-p him .courtesies ""d frierd«h*na He ha**’ cheoen AndCr- The love ot good Allah' make yo‘* •• , , bVst: / - go 1 touch my heart, as the Enste-- per* do. May the peace of Allah abide with vou. . ' . \V. W. .SMOAK The ahov<y edjtortaj annear^d’ ! u Th-* Ander-klfh .'Intelligencer Satu**- «on as his home, a olace In whir*' to'fd.r, Mf»v 1. and mav he interest to U'-e and rew ht* children. a/pl»cvjTbe Pjea» Standard readers. ^ where he hono« they may I’ve a nd m*k* thoir homes. Re. therefore ouW* Anderson counfr. keep . abreast of any progressive *ec,tidn of the ermn- tv. HoAi ppd reared on the fsfm his •vmpsthlen *re Urge!* with the men n-ho plow and hoc and sow and rear. Thev arc so btiwr producing they nf. ten h*V*>Ao. tint? to speak up for their rights. He hones to mate The Intelligencer apeak for 4hem. but at the same time, not blindly, for oth- -*—T i '' c. There is always sopw* one to knock. * A man said that Walter boro needed only one thing. Wc, asked what-and-he-said a hotel. This man at the same time was try ing to sell u* a typewriter and when he mbde that remark, we kindly, asked him to pack up hts machine e then bought another. K Our Stock, of Ladies Press Goods is complete in every respect. .. . Oiir huts are po.-jl'vely of styles, as we are putting in new V - t *fr‘ / every other day ftom the style centers of X. Y. and Baltimore. The fact that we are selling more hat * than all the other millinery houses in the county, is sufficient proof that out^roods are ri ght and prices reasonable. See us before you buy "We are the iV The timtf) has, come for you to prepare for warm weather ;* Don’t lay it off but do it now so you will know that you have it off your mind and arfc prepared tb, face it when ‘t comes. ■ Tend to this^as you-^ould to your busi- /• ness: Go to the Colleton Bargain House, buy a Palm Beach suit, a straw bat, and ev ’ ei*ything else you ^iced to be codifortable. all summer. After you have dt^e this, you can go on with your busines^more satisfied, for you know you ar£ ready,' t^Tspend a comfor table summer. Your summer,attire. /] [/ Bear in mind that the only" place you can get these things and be sati-fi d*is /• the Colleton Bargain House fr only up-to-date store where *\ ep>’thiiig up to the standard COLLETON HOUSE b.