Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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* *. JOOGUS JENKINS GONStHrAT RICA * y- GERMANS WOULD CAPTURE THIRD RUSSIAN • , r PORT. HANSEATIC TOWN STEPHEN TABER WAS APPOINTED Ck*v. M.tnnini; Name* it >4 as KtaM* AjitiLogisi * to Succeed HimM'lf. (iouth Candina X«*w Rcj>r«*>< ni, Vn J’t'iT Kt / • • ,, < ity • n Rdl.tr. M. rn From Thf* State. • ‘ . * ORpratlon!* of th* 1 German fort agaiK'-at Ri*a htt» ppe»tal inti^s* for South'Carolinian*, by reason of the fact that the consul of the Unit ed States in „th!;t % Hussion port on the Baltic is Boiiftias Jen'klne. of Colleton county, thi* Slat**.’ Jenkins has a wide aequain’anre in Snuth Carolina. ‘ Born ‘at Adam’* Run. he was educated at the Porter' Military academy, read law'in th** office there of Joseph W. Barnwell, practiced for a time at Pickens ar the partner of the late Julius V.. BoRirs and then, for several year*, did u**wspaner work in Greenville. Fiea is the third most important Russian nort. Tt is the caoital of the orovince of Livonia. The rray old Hanseatic city, havinc a popu lation of 281.000, more than half Oerm."n by the way, ties alonpsWb* the trreat rivy Dwina. seven miles nhove its entrance into the Gulf of Rl*a. That Rtilf the handbooks de scribe as “an inlet of the Bailie.” but it Is hardly so insignificant a body of water as the phrase indi cates. beinc fnore - than lO' -mib*? lone and 0.0 miles wide. P’pa i> the seat of several sclent'fic and • professional eollesres. has a notable museum and an extensive on cal- ]ery and abounds in fine old remains of Hanseatic eultVrp. amon'K tlje;*) the vast Domkirch'e. buMt in 12*it. contninim. One of the largest or- rans-..in the " alt’., and , tic 1 'Castle, built in 14‘M hv Valte- vju PUt- tenhunr. AH! MY TIRED FEET - ACHED SH FOR “TIT’ „*-■ ■ * ' 7 | How “TIZ” Kases Sdre, Swi Hen, Burninic, mlloused Kcet and Coras. Columbia, .May S1 .—Governor Mannir.R has re-appoinf>d l>r. Ste phen Taber to act as State Geolo- cist. Df. Taber is Professor of Geoioay in the University of South Carolina, and before coni ns: to Colnnihia in 1812 was Assistant Geologist on the Virginia Geologi- . al Survey and Instructor in Eiono- mic Geology in the University 0? Viraina. -All of the Southern State? with the excep^on of South Carolina are today maintaining State Geological Surveys *in# order to further, th* de velopment of their natural resonr- ee*. Sonth, Carolina has valuable mineral deposits, but ct - pre.-cr they are undeveloped and compara tively Mtjle is known abont them. At present *ro- apnroDriatfons are available for carryinv on i* estlita- tions in this State and therffore th'.*' work of : the State G-*oioirist is limited to the answ-ertnc of enqnir- i‘*s and the furnishing of ffuch in- formation concerning the .nineral resources of the State as ha* b*-* i n cnlieeted. An import a-1 part c f fbe work of a State Geologist is to id ntifv nnd determine the vein-? cf mineral* and rocks for citizens of the State. Because of the present war In Europe. American indu«tr { e.* that formerly obtained mineral* from abroad are now cut off from teat source of supply and are therefore endeavorjpe to locate suitable (Te- poslts in “this country. ✓ Cert ain of these minerals, such ns kaolin, her-, He. and manranese a-e know•> .40 occur |n com.tnerci!»l opantitres in ^wiith Carolina, a .d durine the last fett- 'monr’ , s manv letters have been re.'eivej’ inaniring about'the' Ioc.t- tio** of deposits'of these minerals. Under, the skilful and enerjretio managoment Af, prof Taker th’s now offVo will do»jbtle>*'prove verv great pe-ontific and practical value to the State. ‘Jus* couldnl to taka my tot oHl 1 * PROFESSIONAL 1 CARDS. * * »***»* * * Jus? take your shoes off and then put those weary, shoe-crinkled, ach ing. burning, corn pestered, bunion tortured feet of yours in a “TIZ'’ * » hath. Your, toes will wrigel** with joy: tho’-'ll look up at you and ai- mest talk and then thev’ll take an other dive in that ••TIZ” bath. When your feet feel like lumpr * * of b ’d—nil tired out—-try ."TIZ'*. It's grand—its glorious. Your'feet '-vill da bee virh joy. alro you will * * find all pt!n gore from corns, cal lous** and bunions. ; There's nothing like “TIZ." It's the only remedy that draws out till t the poisonous exudations which puff j # up vour f ( eet and cause foot torture. O^t a 2r> cent box of “TIZ” at any *!ruc or department stor* 4 —flon’t wait. Ah! how- glad your feet get; how comfortable your shoes feel. You can wear shoes a rize smaller if you desire. It # * * # * * * «****•*» * . ...EYES... ; ' * Eyes Examined Scientifically,. * * Glasses an*l Artificial Eye* fit- * * ted. Satisfaction guaranteed. * * - J. A. WESTERHERG. * * GPtoMKTBIST. * * Eacbtrscil by Globe Opti<ul <«». V- * IP ****.*#*##* » * ##*tt*-tt***tt*>>4t Dr. A. J^Andtrson,. * * DENTAL SURGEON. ’* <»! I'H'K lit t.S: AM (o 2 l-.M :• •• «• PIIOV i'. V ' \Valterb(.i' . 5- ('. * * * * •• * tt * * .-t :« ti PM. * * *• ji •tt 1). B. PeiL ATTORNEY AT LAW. U»\ msPENSAHV SAJ.US Kou \PUIL. Total sales hv the dispensaries |r» IS counties of the State during Anri, amounted to $228.7r>4.77. according to a statement prepared by L. Bait man. State fli’'.pensarr® audlto-. The iotal "operating expenses of-tamounted to 842,662.1.". Tim New “Farmerv’' c»nran;/ati«»n. Humdrs fire rife throughout the Rica is lb* great mart for timber I state of a new farmers' organiza- from the Whit* 1 forest Itr ; an ex-|(j on .' Nothing seems to be definitely tcns'\e comp efee witl. ?b * in’erio-j known of the assoc iation except that w-.i- r and I * th V»y rail, an*! ’tfftRlS th'rd port-'of .’u*Ki « r« r e-xnrrHs* <»i’ly P - troiyad a>d.,pde?pa outranking it in that resnoct. filr. Jenkins, whether by Choice or mere chance, has tutfnt h»s whole consular farcer so far in void climates TTks first assignment was to -St, Pierre, the French colony off Newfoundland: hj§ ’ second to .Goe- tenborc. «Rweden. RrcaJs iceboun l for sevefi months in ( the yoar.. It was in Riga that Mrs. Jenkln* formorlv Miss Uharlcfte Furman of t’harieston. onssed away., teavfng.. bpsides her husband, two charming children. it. 3.000 .VOICES Anti Many Are Tin- Voice- Imio I*et*ple. of Walter- Thirty thousand voice*—What .t grand chorus! And that's the num ber of American men and women, who are publicly praising Goan's Kidney Pills for relief from back- - ache,.'kidney and*bladder ills. They ' sav it to friends. They tell it in the home papers. Walterboro people are in this chorus^ . llerels a Walterboro cage: ' J. U. Lawrence, lumber dealer. Walterboro. savs- “I -keep Bonn's Kidney Pflls on hand aH the time and I find them a mighty good r* m- * h.^ve It alms to be a secret ofio, with-Jhe purpose of securing its mebership among the tillers of the soil alone, and then to work for their benefit. The .moFt significant feature of the who!*, affair is the secrecy whten is attached to U, If it exists for k good’ purpose, if. Us ends are what justice requires, why should any bodv of tmlf respecting farmers care to band themselves Together In se crecy. Why not let tho=e who have helped the farmers in the past help them *n anv fight fe- JustteJT^ As far as we are able to judge tho articles published concerning the pew organization are set forth to feel- the pulse of those for whom 1* ip Intended to labor. Shine on" seen* to have conceived the idea, of, the force which such a body night be able to wield in a political wav It is abviously launched for this puf- pose. If It is Intended for any o«hcr end publicity would be the feature which Ita. Instigator* would most want. ' , * The fanner* of thi* county, and of all the other counties of the State, might as well go slow In tying themselves up with any siich new 'association. It I* quite a common thing for political manipulators do j ride Into power on the broad ba"*| of the farmer, and nntil the pub! e learns a bit.more about the mov->- gnent now so secret ft would be the Vst part of wisdom for farmer. ger T ernllv to let tho«e who want to ge» office seek it in the regular wuy be- The sales by counties were as follows: . *' ' • • ^ A ikon" ...... flT.nir» 44 Bamberg 7.64b.no Rarn-vell J2.1ftf».8fi Re m fort 8 08 4.?"i f’Cnrlestort . . . v 47.8or,.r,q Dorchester .. . . r..rt44.8'> Florence 27,?!>0.4fi Georgetown v P.041.4" Jasper .. . . . '. 1.2!>*».55 T.exinaton . . . - - 4 !>:» Oranr-tburg . 18 t qftr,.i>rt Richland ...... 47.202.11 Urtion ’. .. 12.235.qq ’ Y.*illias».'burg 2,714.10 * I*K \< TH E IN Al l. < OUKTS tt * * tt « Office o|i|Hwitc t ourt House. Walterboro, S. C. tt********** * *■#**.■»- * * # tt * * Heber R. Padgett, * * ATTORNEY AT LAW. Prompt iittcnti<>ii to all business. . *»i,-k llea-bfh'*. Mr*. \ L. '..tickle. Fust Bo* hea ter. X. Y..' v as r- victim of s.ck head ache and dfsmndency. cpu.od by a badlv weakened' and ’ .I-hilitate.l condition of her stomach, when rhe -began taking Chamberlala'D' "ab- She pays. “1 found th- rn tdeasant to take, also mild afid “ef fective. In a (e-.v weeks’ tine 1 wo*' restored to mV former good health." For sale by all dealers 1m * Walterboro, S. C. * **^****„**tt tttt tt a ICE CREAM We are now receiving Ice Cream from Hahn’s. This is made of the best material and contains no chemicals of anj^kind. The Pure Food Cream. •'* ' SODA FOUNTAIN * 1 We have recently renovated our soda fountain and made it more sanitary than ever. Have also put in a new line of syrups and crushed fruits and have a man that can mix the drinks to suit your taste. v GASOUNE We have recently installed a gasoline depot and.are now prepared to furnish you gasoline in any quantity at the right price. We ask you to allow us a part of yout business. THE FARMERS * Are especially ifivited to our restaurant when in Walterboro. Our service is bound to please. ' OUR SPECIALS We handle the best line of candies in the town, and when you want any call and see us. Reinember, we also have a fine line of cigars and tobaccos. H. G. & F. G. CROSBY >0< Fresh Meats Daily . I’HtlTS AND VFGFTAIH.FS J. M. Bishop Next door to Ayer'a Stable*. Court Home Square. 'Phone us your or ders. 0 PHONE NO. 17\. ^ * New York Pressing Club edv Ab have in fhe house. •ised them myself for weak kidnev.i! f or# , the' IVmOcratie voters of , tn** and'pain* in mv. baek and havq, al-IState. • ' v^ys foiind them v**rv safsfaetor'. ( tj ep**erh ft t‘ L'-esville Gover- Othefs <*r riy famil *,, have u* ’-l ;' ror Manning is reported to have Goan's tftdfroy Pills xlith jns* n '!-.varned the farmer* again*’ an er- good res-,ilt?.*’- : canizafion in the dark He adm*- Priefi f.fie. at^'al’ d.^b-r* t ' od thom^.o organize In the open lik* Fimplv ;<*-k f<»r a koHiev '•■-me*!y f»*,i F'*'**!'- 3 . Kidtiev frills -she sam ♦Hat Mr, La\vr* v i!*e had Uos*ef MPtnirn-t'o. Pro pa . Buffalo. N X’ That’s genii ai’.d gf i'nd a-1 The rorre'T' r *Tid*'*'t nr Th-' ;:n<< Courier at I,*vsvl!!e It * tt * tt « tt tt tt men. f - 1 -V • ■ X- \v<: • . .. ‘ \ warning -a gainst a r per i p.it-izatlon of farmers ant! .-n A -‘'Mon for the farmers to orgn-U» 'in open like men’, was sounded by TIMELY POINTERS FOR ORCHARD AND C.ARD <Th“ Hortirultural Division/ of Clemfon College will be glad do an swer any questions pertaining to or chard or garden.) / Keen the young orchard well cul tivated. A good method of handling an or chard during the summer is to plant It to cowpea* in the row. Continue your sutniher spi-av* of peaches, topples and othejj fruits. It i P the best kind - c$.fruit crop, in surance. Keep ranna, coleus and ealadlum beds well watered if you would have them to do their best/ ^pn>v hun>h grapes with , ’eauV mixture to prevent rot. Dtr- ;ing damp \yeather It te^neeossary to spray more often than under ordi nary conditions. The : cuppernnpg and oth‘-r var'e-i tics of muscadine grapes are snffi- ■ lentlv immune tp destructive di=, | rasp and insect attacks and do not | need spraylnc. . Main Street, Opposite Hub-iter’s Bakery. Clothes Calk'd for and De livered. Four Tickets good „fer t. •*a pressing four suit* 51.00. Scrub bing extra 2dc. J. B. DAVENPORT, Mgr. Whooping Cough. “AbouKa year ago my three boys had whooping cough and I found Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy the only one that would relieve the-ir coughing and whooping spells. I (ontlnued this treatment and was surprised to find that it cured the disease in a very short tlipe,” write* dK*r- Mrs. Ar hie balryhiple. Crooksville, Ohio. For sale by all dealers, lin OOO^OOOOOOOOOOOOOO o WIT \ND HUMOR. v o Colleton and Dorchester Counties Have Recently been added to my territory for FORD CARS. I have ^about 20 Jn stotk.. Be glad to sell you, either in Olar or Walterboro. If in need of one, take it up with me at Qlar or Mr. Ayer at Rizer and Ayers Stabtesat Walterboro C. F. RIZER OLAR, S. C. x / —— \ O O O O 0 oo oooooooooo o A youth in a passenger cor.i h per- isted in sU‘king ills ’ rad a’*i shoulders out of the window. TIso brakcm&n top rhe*} tin- yout Ir on C <* DRV HRANCH. tt • * . tt # tt * * Lodeo. Afi?v ' t Here are b *‘ v trv>! tt., w .O’. / tt tt tt. tt tt * 7-!!*-. fetku a-oufid - t-* keen Gererr*! Green otict of their < ron-- Mr' arfd Mrs R. W. FrolU d ! ne! with Mr. Franklin Fender last ^.tn- dav. » * 1 We had a large, attendarfee a '•-nor Richard I. Manning thi* norning. in his speech at the onep^ , 0 >- «ho tH.ree-day chaolauoua ’n !';.{« fkrivtng little ritv nt the r-ros- Ir-eroup 'nidge' countv of Sonth Caro lina. •^rbe covernor heartily,believes !n organization and cooperation among but wants such orgp.ni I* your table well supplied wi*'i trawbarrms from your own grird u’A . .If riot, you- are missing a grgat lu\- j back. “BeUer k.-ep your head inrid" Ad-u - I»u v 5»W«h't* to he had ^without much 'i™ wlttdo>v.” fid»isml the m:.n “I difficulty. ' ’ t'kin look out of the window . ..if I Vv'lfrn watering house plants, gi>* -.41 a thortiueh .watemny and lb'*; to," answered tie' youth. "T " w-rn**! tli'e bpake- /f w ait untiLwater is needed „ again- yotiail amounts of w;it -r applied fre quently often do' m-nfe harm thin gomf. . Three tb’rg®- overy South Carp i'’ a farm should and can:have; 'pH or hard, for fresh and canned fnrifj a vegetable garden, for supplyip-r ♦he table all the year round: at year lOOff; want know you can, man, "but If you-damage apy of the iron work on the hridgeSj/ybu 'wiM have to pay for it." Li is ♦ he farniers. v.ation* in the open *nd above hoard ' flower garden, for beauty. * '»He cited the experience of the farm- | are necessary parts cr good “I see o'*r traffh^with Iceland Increasing.” / “Leif Ericsjm landed on those Rhorea, sriillirg * 00 ^ / A Step in the p-OR those whose feet require particular care in fit; whose shoe taste runs to popular novelties or conservative models, and who de- mand service that must meet'hard . tt n ' ’ ' 0 w » , - a L • ' »• w , usage. . Walk-Over Shoes 1 • mi from thoro in the '..t’" 1 " iors of thl* State In the past with eec- Misstt* rpt p? . ranlMtJonR and the danger of Sunday pchool last Sunday, among the yt*lt«r* ' were: Sudfe and l*cna Aynpt. Zack Fr^lix^ p' TJP j, organization toeing n*ed f or the J. w. Avant, of Islaadton and Lodge They rural life. ’Mlft*e« Bailie and Olive Caldwell. Nora <*roft^v, Robert Crosby and P. M. Caldwell, of ltt>dge were among thn*e who attfnded the picnic at Oak Grove Saturday. x y A recitation was n rendered by Mias CBmmie Fender at this plac*’ last Siindnv. tBle. “Others ” There will be Sunday s thl* place the fifth Sunday noon at five- oYloek. » Miss Mittle Fender attended t nlcnic. at Mt. Pleasant a few day? ago* ■» Mr. and Mrs C. F Cildwel! grandson, Marian, dined with •'tid Mlto. T. H. Caldwell. Sr Sundny. noliticai' preferment and .idvance- »nenp of certain men which meant the death of tho organization. 1.’.’ schqoi ft ay qfter- I know nothing of such secret organization and nothing of It* nqr- ntose. hut I want to warn you against It * sftld the governor, recalling the time* In the j>**t when th* farmer*' organization* have been 'killed' tov certain m*e *T4dl*»e into office' on the Vs of tfcn tonttoil and the far*" “Old man Jinks I s v *' r >' all his wavr,.” "Is he?” , ' - "Ye*. Instead of nlnnting a nm- nlpx vine on his'wall, ho Ha® put there a creeper.’”—Baitlnior’’' Amer ican. ^er* gaining nothing for themselv>® Governor Manning urged th* fsT*- ors to organize and cooperate along “uo j lines, which would benefit them. toV >lr ♦** fiurchase of supplie*. in them a r- l; ‘ i ierlng of their nrnducts amiMn the ^advancement and improvement alone agricultural, and other duies. bu* to fight shv of\**ecpeU. organizationsv which/ h* Indicated usually meant that sotnebody^?s huildine a ma; chine with Hie hnV of citing an office and "who realfy,,cared hething for tlp» welfare of'thb'farmers."— Orangeburg Time® & Gtop'.ocrat F. C.T. Crider. Asso. Horticulturallst. Clem ion Agricultural Collet*' » I ' ' ~ X It doo*n’t matter what the price, Nor where they put t^ pads:_ Somehow your clothes don't look as nice X’ A* they did In the ad*. ^—Cincinnati Enquirer. UlEtnillEUUMB? * Do colds settle on your chest or in your bronchial tubes? Do coughs hang on, or aragjrou subject to throat troubles? hould 1 sh ylil I noticed last work another from Ic»Iand (irrtved."—-Louia- e Courier Journal. . , Will solve every footwear require ment. Full appreciation is in the seeing, and trying-on. Come in ' a and make us prove it. slow In Such troubles should have immediate treatment with the strengthening potter* of Scott's Emulsion tft guard against consumption which so easily follows. Scott's Em ufeion contains pUrecod liver oil which peculiarly strengthens the res piratory tract and improves the quality of the blood; the glycerine in it snath*-* and heals the tender membranes of the throat.; Scott's is prescribed by the best special- 1*6*. You can get it at any drug store. Scott ft Bowne. Bloomfield. N. J, A small boy went up to another in th* street and said: “Can you tell * feller how to learn a girl to swim?" "Oh.” said the other kiddie, "vou goes up to her gentle like, leads her gently down to^the water.'pjits yer arm gently around her waist—” "Oh. go on!" Interrupted the boy: "what’s the matter with yer? She’* my sister." “Yer sister? Oh. shove her in." " —Exchange. ' lj 'V' . A frivolous society girl. In a small town, ipade a daily trip to th*» town library, where stfe would always get a hook. , > ♦ 1 This being. the loafing plafie of the young men of the town if was qulte-evident why she came. One of the voting‘tnep guessing that fact, asked her tHk qii«o»tiotu I "Mis* feiieH, have vbq, ever read j'Scett> Kmulslon'”’ '• | ' "O! Yes. Isn't It the Jiook. I just loves it.”—National ‘Monthly. J .P. UDON &S0N / • “THE WALK OVER STORE.” . SHOP . Our barber *bop employs only white barbers, arid s S’ .-i ‘‘ * \ we have none but the most expert. * • ’ , —Lei us attend to your needs— . SMITH’S BARBER SHOP , H. K. SMITH. Prop. Next to Terry & ShUfTers v Main street.